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That surgical unit seems pretty impressinve Sune. I don't think there's anything like that attached to our emergency services - possible the nearest equivalent would be from the Army.
October 18
Hi all.. I found this "folder"-thingy about the Emergency Hospital we have where I'm volunteer... http://www.brs.dk/brsfh/Dokumenter/DEMH.pdf Also, I'm working on writing a bit about the educations our firefighters get - will be online as soon a...
October 18
Suni, with the roof structure as shown in that almost complete building, there is no need for the frame to burn away. When some heat gets to those gang nail joints they'll heat the beams enough so that the metal plates will fall out. Metal plates ...
October 10
Sune, your English is better than half the people on this forum. Don't worry about it. Thank you for an interesting post.
October 9
Hi Tony.. Thanks! Great reply... By law we can also take water from where we want, but it still makes sense to NOT piss of the population, if we can avoid it... ;-) But it's not everywhere they do it like i said.. Some do, some don't, some never ...
October 8
G’day again Sune, I’ve been reading more than writing! Australia isn’t the country you thought you’d be hearing from, but you are anyway... It’s interesting to see just how few vehicles and crew you send to a house fire. It’s obviously successful...
October 8
The two things that affect life safety are fire extinguishment and ventilation. Ventilation when done correctly and in concert with fire suppression removes the heat and smoke and reduces the risk to firefighters and potential victims. If you can ...
October 6
I think (and so does every other danish firefighter) that's its amazing how many people can be at a fire in the US... But when you dissect it, it shows that everybody is going to good use... We would send in an initial attack with 2 guys, and the...
October 6
Well you have to understand that for a working house fire there is going to be the initial attack line with a crew of 2-3, the ladder may start roof ventilation (if needed) or horizontal ventilation from the exterior, 2 ff's. If there are exposure...
October 6
That's a lot of personnel.. But yes, there is a big difference in the general construction-types in europe and the US...
October 6
Sune: Staffing on the engine(generally) is 4: a driver, officer and 2 firefighters, ladder is typically 2-3. So within about 8-10 minutes of the alarm we will generally have 12-14 ff's on scene. I think the difference in the engine assignments i...
October 6
Hi Jack.. Again, a big difference in the number of vehicles.. You send 3 enginges, a ladder, and a rescue to a house-fire.. Where we only send 1 engine and a tanker/or ladder.. - What is the staff on the vehicles? We also have a very good hydran...
October 6
Sunne, Your “mødeplaner” sounds like what we call a pre-plan, which is a physical survey of any structure with hazards, hydrants, fire department connections, utility locations, exits, occupancies, restrictions and fire load noted with a predeter...
October 6
For a normal residential fire we would mostly still send 1 tanker and 1 engine... (if it's a normal 1-family house).. But then again, most of the houses in Denmark is masonry, so we don't have the same problems as the US has with the light wooden ...
October 6
We use a similar system for responses. Our running schedule is based on answers to questions from the calling party. A dispatch determinate pulls up the response apparatus. In my area, a residential fire assignment is 3 engines, 2 tankers, ambulan...
October 6
It's been under way a long time in Denmark, but unfortunately some of the old officials and politicians didn't want to change it... But in 2005 a law was made about risk based assessment, and then in 2008 it was 100% implemented.
October 6

Profile Information

Years in Fire/EMS:
since 2005
Why I Joined the Fire/EMS:
The thought of being a volunteer and helping the community seamed very interesting to me
Relationship Status:
In a Relationship
Primary Fire/EMS Department:
Danish Emergency Management Agency
Department Type:
Fire/Rescue Department - Volunteer, EMS/Rescue Squad - Volunteer, Emergency Management
Rank/Role There:
Firefighter / EMT-Basic, First Responder, Hazardous Materials Team Member, Emergency Management Coordinator/Staff, Driver / Engineer
My Training:
Firefighter, CBRN/HAZMAT, Rescue, Communications
Day Job:
None at the moment
Side Jobs or Other Organizations:
Volunteer socialworker
I Love Being in Fire/EMS Because:
I get to help people, and i just love it!

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At 7:17am on September 9, 2009, johannes jacobus Barnard said…
Hi Sune my name is Johannes from south africa. I am a honest patch collector and I want to know if you want to trade a patch or 2 with me. My address is

J J Barnard
P O Box 4267
Aston Bay 6332
Jeffreys Bay
Eastern Cape
South Africa
At 6:35am on April 26, 2009, Lars Andersen said…
Hej Sune
Velkommen til. Jeg håber at du får glæde af at være med her. Jeg har selv haft stor fornøjelse af det. Jeg har fået nogle gode kontakter ude i verden gennem Firefighternation.
At 8:52am on April 21, 2009, michael m madsen said…
hejsa ja de har du ret i der er ikke mange dansker her innde så de er ret at vi dansker kan holle sammen Hilsen MADSEM :-) PS jeg er BRANDMAND I GRENAA OG DE HAR JEG VÅRET I 15 ÅR.......
At 1:18am on April 20, 2009, Fireyladd Chief Sharp said…
Sune, welcome to the FF Nation. I am glad you dropped in to join the group. Dont be shy. There is lots to do, read and be involved with. Your participation and involvement is important to us all. Takes a bit to kinda figure it all out but you will be glad you did. Have fun and look around.


Chief William Sharp
Southern Oregon Coast
 
 

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