Search and Rescue Experiments Overview

This video provides an overview of the search and rescue components to the "Study of Fire Service Residential Home Size-up and Search & Rescue Operations" project. The purpose of this video is to highlight the experiments conducted through interviews with FSRI staff and Project Technical Members.
More information on the project can be found here: fsri.org/research/study-fire-...
Download the three research reports here: fsri.org/research-update/repo...
This project was funded through a grant from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) Program under the Fire Prevention and Safety Grants: Research and Development (EMW-2017-FP-00628).

[@pablogiamberini3114]

Muchas gracias!! Saludos desde Chile

[@hugosantibanez4488]

Buenas noches mi consulta podrían ser estos videos traducidos en español gracias soy de Chile

[@frazersinclair9658]

I'd be interested to know what stage a a bedroom fire would get to before it sets off the detection in the hallway, if the fire originates in the bedroom with the door shut. Undeniably closing doors prevents fire spread. But i'm curious to know, as in england I believe there's currently no regulations for fire detection in bedrooms. As long as, in domestic dwellings, there's a smoke alarm on each floor, usually the most suitable place being hallway.
Especially considering the chance of having a fire in your bedroom must be significantly greater now.

[@robhamii]

Canadian fire code now requires smoke detectors in bed rooms ("sleeping rooms").

[@coltonrobertson]

I was told that most people are fou d with in 10 feet of the door. Unsure if this is true what do you guys think??