A first-person view captures firefighters pushing through real flames, thick smoke, and intense heat during live-fire training, offering a raw look at how they prepare for the toughest rescues. #Trending | CCTV

2.6K views · 15 reactions | The first 5 minutes of a high-rise fire can make or break your operation. Learn how to stay ahead of the clock, avoid common tactical errors, and execute a methodical response that saves lives. Watch the full webinar here: https://ow.ly/OWXl50WOlCG | Fire Engineering | Facebook

Ever wondered what it looks like inside a structure fire? This training burn shows how a fire grows and changes. 1. Incipient: Ignition and initial build. 2. Growth: Heat and smoke spread fast. 3. Fully Developed: Everything burns at peak intensity. | Kern County Fire Department

Going under control and holding companies 🚒⬇️ Not every dispatched structure fire is a working fire. After a thorough investigation, we need to determine which resources we will keep and which we will release. As we discuss in many of our programs, the under control parameters for a structure fire are the following: 1️⃣ All fire extinguished 2️⃣ Searches negative 3️⃣ All extension controlled And that these are completed in all affected areas of the building. After we have achieved these benchma