Apr 14, 2008 · Sounds like using the numbers for a commercial eating establishment (<50) would be a good minimum for the kitchen/dining area. Then bedrooms will at least need to meet …

Sep 4, 2004 · Check firehouse.com for drills. You can always train on Engine,Rescue,Ladder or special operations. If your department does not have a specialized piece of equipment, then …

Sep 11, 2001 · General firefighting discussionAn area to post requests for assistance from fire departments or firefighters in need. Please limit posts to stations needing equipment, or fund …

Jan 18, 2000 · What are some hose size coefficients that ya'll are experiencing? The textbooks say 1 3/4"=15.5, manufacturers claim lower coefficients. Flow testing indicates as low as 12 on …

Sep 19, 2000 · Issues and discussion impacting paid personnelOur IAFF dues are 1% of firefighter's pay, maximum in grade. The dues are $7.97 per week for all members covered in …

Nov 22, 2009 · I had no idea there were so many different schedules. Here some I came up with, I know there has to be more, what’s yours?

Sep 9, 2006 · I searched the archives and really didn't find an answer to the following question: What should the set point be for an intake relief valve such as the TFT Intake relief ? I always …

Oct 8, 2009 · I have always considered walk-in coolers/freezers as "unoccupiable" spaces when reviewing fire alarm plans and consequently have not required A/V coverage. Last week, I …

Feb 23, 2007 · On my engine, a 93' Pierce with a waterous pump, our pressure governor has a toggle switch for increase/decrease and a toggle switch for throttle/pressure. We were told on …

Apr 30, 2000 · Can anyone answer a question i have in regards to 1.75 hose and a friction loss rule of thumb. I have been told different "rule of thumb" friction loss for Angus hose. I know the …