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Latest Articles In Extrication Tools

Extrication
Beyond Spreaders and Cutters

Extrication training often focuses on the large aspects of the operation—stabilization, glass removal, doors, roof removal and dash displacement. But it’s equally important to master the storage, placement and staging of hand tools that can be critical in an extrication.
(Monday, October 3, 2011) read
Tags: cable cutters, cutters, extrication tools, hand tools, preaders, pry bar, seatbelt cutter, tool bags, windshield saw, Training
Extrication
10 Tips for Conducting Tunneling Operations

With the increased number of sport utility vehicles and minivans on the road, tunneling operations are becoming more common. In this online exclusive feature, Les Baker offers 10 useful tips for tunneling ops, including items related to cribbing and tool usage.
(Thursday, September 30, 2010) read
Tags: Training
Special Operations
Removing Doors During Extrications

In the old days, we could just rip and tear off doors to get to the patient. Today's vehicles, with reinforced metals, require more skill. Homer Robertson shares some tips for removing car doors.
(Monday, May 31, 2010) read
Tags: Special Operations
Extrication
Cutting Tips for Vehicle Extrication

Todd Meyer discusses tips for effectively cutting vehicles at the extrication scene, from how to identify a laminated safety window to cutting tires and glass, to vehicle stabilization, to pulling trim.
(Monday, May 31, 2010) read
Tags: Training
Firefighter Safety and Health
Tips for Extrication Tool Maintenance

Near-Miss Report No. 07-1136 shows the importance of equipment maintenance--the very first step in ensuring safe equipment operations. While operating an extrication tool, part of the tool broke off, went airborne and hit the side of the reporter's helmet.
(Tuesday, March 31, 2009) read
Tags: Firefighter Safety and Health

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