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Comment by Tom Williams on April 22, 2011 at 11:05am

Afternoon James, The last time I did a "hose dummy" like that, I unrolled a couple sections and made it into a 6 ft "figure" and then used duct tape to hold things together. I used the tape at the top of the legs, waist, back of the arms, and at the neck. Hope this helps a little bit.

Comment by James Parmley on April 22, 2011 at 10:58am

Looking for plans to build a hose dummy out of some old 3" hose. If anyone has any please let me know. Thanks.

Comment by Rob Odenwald on April 13, 2011 at 11:39am

I am looking to put toether a class on basement fires. If anyone has any pics, videos or even a powerpoint that they could forward me i would greatly appreciate it.
rodenwald@fentonfire.org

Comment by Donald Morrow on March 12, 2011 at 8:13am

Realplayer files are usually .flv files. You can convert them in realplayer to a windows media file .wmv then you can use them in a Powerpoint presentation.

Comment by Dale Karrick on January 5, 2011 at 9:40pm

We are preparing to have a map training session this month and I am trying to come up with some ideas on different ways to present the information. Maps is a great "winter" training as it is very classroom oriented. What are some ideas of how to present map training? Thanks!

Comment by Cory Deaton on January 2, 2011 at 10:38pm

I am looking for ideas for a class that I am putting on sometime this year. The class will be over R.I.T. I'm looking for some ideas on things people have done in the past. Any ideas will help. Thank you

Comment by john holtan on December 17, 2010 at 12:02pm

The Gas Monitor Simulator App (Gas Sim Version 1.3) was launched yesterday on the iTunes App Store. Update now and contact John for a free demo code to try it out. It's free, what's stopping you?
Do you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch? Download the app and try it out.

Contact me at john.holtan@lightsonss.com or www.lightsonss.com

Comment by john holtan on December 10, 2010 at 1:15pm

If anyone is looking to try something new when it comes to training, give the Gas Monitor Simulator a try! You can try it for free by downloading the app from the app store and then emailing me for a free demo code. The Gas Monitor Simulator from LightsOn Safety Solutions is the first real-time tool that allows students to interpret gas readings accurately and realistically. Student responders see visual displays with real-time simulated hazardous gas readings and make tactical decisions based on those readings. Trainers are able to interact with students in the field, observe their reactions and observe that the students are interpreting readings accurately and effectively.
With this advanced yet simple solution, you can train anywhere you have access to a Wi-Fi network, using an iPhone, iPad or iPad touch.

Email or call me for a free code!
John Holtan
President, LightsOn Safety Solutions
www.lightsonss.com
john.holtan@lightsonss.com

Comment by Herlon Ferreira do Nascimento on November 24, 2010 at 11:05pm

HAPPY TO BE A PART OF THE GROUP

Comment by Phil Taylor on October 21, 2010 at 2:22pm

I am looking to share training program. I have a need for officer development and fire ground safety. If anyone has anything please feel free to contact me.

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