Hose Management: Hose Deployment for a More Efficient Response

This structure fire training video provides fire hose management firefighter training, teaching firefighters how to premeditate and train on hose deployment for a more efficient response. Proper hose deployment and management decreases the time spent outside and gets the firefighter between the fire and the victim sooner.
Video by: Fire Spotlight
www.firespotlight.com/
___________________________________________________________________________
CHECK OUT THESE OTHER POPULAR FIREFIGHTER TRAINING VIDEOS:
Rapid Intervention Teams Use Basic Rope Rescue Training Techniques to Navigate Smoke
• Rapid Intervention Tea...
DIY Fire Training Props and Firefighter Obstacle Course Help Replicate Scenarios
• DIY Fire Training Prop...
Firefighter Ground Ladder Toss Training | Spot, Dig, Throw, and Ride
• Firefighter Ground Lad...
___________________________________________________________________________
CHECK OUT THESE OTHER POPULAR FIRE RESCUE EQUIPMENT VIDEOS:
Charlotte Fire Department: Ten House truck show-and-tell
• Charlotte Fire Departm...
Central Alabama Training Solutions Teaches "Nozzle Forward" Principles
• Central Alabama Traini...
How to Use a Thermal Imaging Camera for Firefighting - Insight Training with a Max Fire Box
• Video
___________________________________________________________________________
CONNECT WITH US ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS:
Facebook: / firespotlight
Instagram: / firespotlight
Tik Tok: / firespotlight
Website: www.firespotlight.com/
* The training views expressed in this video are those of the training instructors, and not Fire Spotlight. The actions in this video are inherently dangerous and could result in death; should the viewers choose to adopt any views expressed in this video, he/she is doing so at his/her own risk. Fire Spotlight encourages viewers to review his/her department's Standard Operating Procedures when adopting any new training views.

[@KeJuan-918]

Great instructor!! 👏🏾💪🏾🤙🏾

[@joerackl]

Great stuff!

[@kacyguettler3008]

love this video!!

[@firefightergotoguy]

Solid

[@user-wl6wi3iv9h]

Who is this guy? Good instruction, great explanations and reasoning. Who does he teach for?

[@firespotlight8869]

Instructor is Jake Dickes from "Sons of Irons"(facebook.com/sonsofironsllc/)

[@leehart9055]

Very good instructor. How can I get a copy of his lesson plan for this class he is teaching?

[@firespotlight8869]

Instructor is Jake Dickes from "Sons of Irons"(facebook.com/sonsofironsllc/) - Sorry, we do not have a direct contact for his class lessons or schedule.

[@Xanthopteryx]

A small tip:
Go for more modern trucks, with high pressure reels, and be masked up already when you arrive. This saves A LOT of time, and is safer.

[@Jimmythefish577]

If you have to bend the rear of your helmet up to stop it fouling your SCBA pack, there’s something wrong with the helmet design. But you know, tradition…..

[@JoeMoore40]

No one asked Jim.

[@itsdillon04]

That’s not what it’s for. That’s called a ‘Phenix’ or ‘Squad’ bend. There are other bends. The ‘Boston bend’ is a completely flat and straight brim. And the ‘Bronx bend’ is almost a 90° angle DOWN. None of these bends on any leather or composite traditional helmets interfere with or “foul” the air pack. If you wanna wear a turtle shell or that euro trash, go for it, but the traditional design has been around for a very very long time and is still NFPA compliant because there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it.