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Volunteers Attend Live Fire Training Class
April 8, 2013
Volunteers that have spent the last several week attending a Firefighter I class at the McDavid Station of Escambia Fire Rescue took part in the final phase of their training Saturday with a “life fire” exercise.
The training at the Pensacola Fire Department Training Grounds gave the students their first exposure to interior firefighting with actual flames and smoke.
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Pictured top: Firefighter I class members Saturday at a Live Fire Training Class in Pensacola. Pictured inset: Lt. James Shaw (left) and Firefighter Jason Felicelli serve as a Rapid Intervention Team to handle any emergency during the training.
Above: Fire rages in the “burn can” for a volunteer training class.
Above: Students exit the “burn can” after a fire exercise.
Above: Students kneel inside the “burn can”.
Above: Students enter the “burn can”.
Above: Lt. Matt Scallan (red helmet) gives instructions to students prior to entering the “burn can”.
Above: McDavid Chief Eric Gilmore (gray shirt) speaking with students.
Photos submitted by Craig Ammons, Escambia County Fire Rescue, for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Volunteers Attend Live Fire Training Class”
WOW…..talk about real exposure. No way to better experience and practice than the real thing. My greatest respect and appreciation to all who volunteer to put themselves in harm’s way to protect and save others. Thanks to all First Responders, you are the Greatest.
Good job Guys glad to know we have so many to protect us during fires and emergency situations…Thank you all for your hard work and Dedication! May God Bless Yall and Your Family’s!