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Mastering the Solo Rope Rescue... April 18, 2011	Using Temporary Suction Pipes to... April 18, 2011	Forcible Entry on Structures with... April 18, 2011	Techniques for Patient Rigging,... April 18, 2011	High-Impact Training on a Low-... April 18, 2011
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Techniques for Performing Shore-... April 18, 2011	The Phoenix Fire Department's... April 18, 2011	$End of the Road’s Helmet Wedge Clamp Like it or not, the 2009 edition of NFPA 1901: Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus says that fire helmets are not to be worn by firefighters in the cab of apparatus and that they should be stored in a compartment or securely mounted in the cab. End of the Road makes a variety of equipment-mounting tools, and they’ve come up with simple helmet-mounting brackets ($24.95) designed to secure helmets with front and rear brims of at least ¾ of an inch. The folks at End of the Road say that they’ve had the brackets tested to NFPA 1901 requirements by the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI). They add that the product isn’t affected by hot or cold climates and that it’s UV-, salt- and chemical-resistant. I got a set of them to mount my helmet in my fire SUV. I had little difficulty installing them, and they seem to work fine. You don’t have to install them precisely, and the rubber brackets bend so you can remove a helmet quickly. So if you’re interested in getting compliant with NFPA 1901, the Helmet Wedge Clamp can help.$ FDIC 2010 Hot Products April 18, 2011	Firefighters in 3D April 18, 2011	San Diego's Cultural Change... April 18, 2011
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The Dangers of Lightweight... April 18, 2011	The PPE & Skills Involved in... April 18, 2011	Calibrating the Proportioner April 18, 2011	Rope-Rescue Rigging for Confined... April 18, 2011	Handling Stalled Passenger... April 18, 2011