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In March,
1997 we opened
our doors to training ARFF personnel from around the country and
the world . Since then we have had the privilege of
training over 3,000
firefighters. |
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In
February, 2005, two brand new Oshkosh Striker 3000s rolled in to
service at our facility. These state of the art trucks are
used extensively throughout the training. |
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No need to bounce between two different props
to satisfy interior and exterior training needs. Our
simulator
allows for real-time, scenario based training. Hand line
crews and trucks work side by side to address all potential
hazards. |
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Exterior
fires include a multitude of spill fires, leaking fuel
from the #1
engine, #1

engine fires, wheel fires and baggage bin fires. |
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There's no
substitution for aggressive, hands-on, interior attack practice.
Our prop lets you move seamlessly from an exterior attack to
pulling hand lines and entering the aircraft. Interior
fires include cockpit, galley, seating compartment, (both seats
and hull), lavatory and cargo area fires. Simulated smoke
adds to the realistic nature of these drills. |
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The
Training Center also provides opportunities for students to
practice hand line ops. Working off a portable fire
trailer that is equipped with a pump, foam, 1 3/4"
attack lines and supply hose, simulates fire attack off a
traditional engine. |
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