What makes an engine company Combat Ready? Nick Martin, BC Frank Malta (Frederick County), Capt. Sean Donovan (Frederick County), FF Tim McCloskey (Horry County Fire and Rescue) and Capt. Spencer White (Salisbury, NC) answer this question as they talk about setting up the apparatus, crews, and plans, plus the mindset and habits that go into developing an aggressive engine company.
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00:00 Introduction
06:00 Daily routine of a combat ready engine company
09:05 Getting the reps
12:25 Mindset and the basics
16:10 Nothing showing means nothing
19:00 Do everything right, every time.
24:15 Water supplies
29:00 Tank water vs laying out
35:30 Seconds count
38:10 Rural water supply
43:44 What makes a good engine company