Tuesday, August 31, 2010 Members that need to be enrolled into MFRI classes, please complete the enrollment form by clicking the link below. Class Request Form
With the return of Tower 231 several members attended a scheduled refresher training with the vehicle. Items covered included basic set up and operation, operations from the platform and drivers were able to go through a cone course. Each refresher lasted approx. 2 hours.
Monday, July 20, 2009 19:00 Members of the Aberdeen Fire Department conducted Vehicle Extrication Drill this evening starting at 1900 hrs. The focus of the scenario was on stabilization. Officers initially encountered a multi vehicle collision with several occupants trapped. Personnel were divided up into three separate crews and given the task of stabilizing the incident and gaining access to occupants. Since the crane was not allowed in the operation crews used a variety of different equipment to accomplish their task. Equipment was cleaned and returned to service at approx. 2200 hrs.
Department personnel and apparatus traveled to the MFRI North East Regional Training Center out on Aberdeen Proving Ground Military Installation. Personnel refreshed their knowledge and skills on the use of different ground ladders.
MFRI Burn Building
Friday, July 25, 2008 New Hurst quick connects have been added to Rescue 251.
Monday, April 21, 2008 Training was conducted this evening on new SCOTT 75 SCBA air packs. The new packs were recently purchased by the department to replace the entire supply of breathing apparatus. Training is being conducted with every member to ensure competency prior to the packs going in service. In addition to the new air packs, the Department is upgrading to the AV-3000 face piece, which every member will be issues their own personal mask.
Monday, February 18, 2008 Members of the Aberdeen Fire Department participated in a drill on water related emergencies. The drill began around 1930 hours with 30 minutes worth of classroom material. The class room portion contained an overview of swift water, cold water, and ice rescue emergencies. After the classroom material was covered, units were taken to Aberdeen Proving Ground. While at APG members were able to train with cold water suits, and practice various skills in the water. Water temperature was at 37 degrees at time of training. Training was conducted by Captain Steve Hinch (TRT-1) and lasted until 2230 hours.
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