I like your training channel because your don't talk for 30 minutes before getting to the point! You get to the point and do a quick thorough easy to understand demonstration!!! I am a retired firefighter (captain) and now volunteer with a busy 6 station department. I wished we would have had this type of training access 20-30 years ago when in my career department!! Even I have been a firefighter for over 3 decades, I still enjoy keeping up with new ideas and continue to learn from today's generation of firefighters!!! Thank you!

I know it's still a new channel but it's extremely underrated! As a probie in CA, I really do appreciate these videos.

Ya'll know Jon Surina? Haven't talked to him in about 10 years, tell I said yo...good video by the way.

What about the bass solo from that epic jam! Viva Cliff Burton!

Great video! Your training techniques are stellar. Well done.

thanks for keeping things direct and simple,  it really helps learning the details on how to rescue FF's, we train on how to save a normal victim, but just go default when its one of our own because... GEAR lol

Outstanding video!  I’m in training right now and RIT/Mayday week starts tomorrow…

Excellent video. Thank you!

Great job thanks

Great

anybody else thinks this guys looks like Tim Kennedy with an epic mustache?

You need to drill the UAC and buddy breathing in complete black out conditions, When those connections first came out 20+ years ago we drilled on them most COULD NOT! make them in a blacked out condition. Takes a lot of practice.

GGGGGREEAT OPENING TUNE…

Question of clarification for the Aurora Fire folks.  At around the 11:55 mark you mention that if you use the UAC you will only get about 1/2 the bottle for air.  This is only the case if you then disconnect the RIT/RIC bag once it has equalized with the downed firefighters pack.  **If you keep it connected you will get the full tank as it will continue to "equalize" with the tank it is connect to until they are both empty.  I am guessing that you meant that you will get 1/2 a tank if you then disconnect the RIT/RIC tank.

Nice wasn't expecting Metallica lmao

Hello there, volly from Germany here looking for the difference between Germany and the US in firefighting and maybe learning something that's applicable under our SOPs.

Why exactly do you convert the SCBA to a harness instead of just dragging them by the straps or so? Are your frames/straps not able bear the weight or is it about comfort for the downed FF?

Also, out of curiosity; do you use steel/other metal bottles or are there composite bottles in use in the US too?

Which  rock band?

What does RIC stand for I'm used to hearing RIT (Rapid Intervention Team)

Love Metallica haha

South Metro Fire Rescue Centennial, CO is better.