http://ncarems.org/forum/ Thu, 17 May 2012 12:43:49 +0000 MyBB http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=33 Fri, 27 Apr 2012 02:34:55 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=33 Does any Rescue Squads have a Junior Member Program? If so you can you please send me our GOG'S, By Laws relating to Junior members. Our squad is looking to start a program.

Thanks

Jason Wood, Chief
Eden Rescue Squad ]]> Does any Rescue Squads have a Junior Member Program? If so you can you please send me our GOG'S, By Laws relating to Junior members. Our squad is looking to start a program.

Thanks

Jason Wood, Chief
Eden Rescue Squad ]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=32 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 18:09:23 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=32


1973 14 foot McKee Craft fiberglass boat with Mariner 40 hp outboard motor. Includes trailer and 14 foot aluminum john boat mounted on top. Both boats have been maintained annually and have been housed inside. They have been used three to four times a year for rescue and recovery. Asking price is $3500.00. Boats may be inspected at Lumberton Rescue and EMS headquarters located at 2391 North Roberts Avenue in Lumberton. If additional information is needed, call 910-738-7275.

Robert D. Ivey, Jr., Commander

Lumberton Rescue and EMS, Inc.

Post Office Box 166

2391 Roberts Avenue

Lumberton, North Carolina 28359

Office (910) 738-7275

Fax (910) 738-7292

http://www.lumbertonrescue.org]]>


1973 14 foot McKee Craft fiberglass boat with Mariner 40 hp outboard motor. Includes trailer and 14 foot aluminum john boat mounted on top. Both boats have been maintained annually and have been housed inside. They have been used three to four times a year for rescue and recovery. Asking price is $3500.00. Boats may be inspected at Lumberton Rescue and EMS headquarters located at 2391 North Roberts Avenue in Lumberton. If additional information is needed, call 910-738-7275.

Robert D. Ivey, Jr., Commander

Lumberton Rescue and EMS, Inc.

Post Office Box 166

2391 Roberts Avenue

Lumberton, North Carolina 28359

Office (910) 738-7275

Fax (910) 738-7292

http://www.lumbertonrescue.org]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=29 Wed, 04 Apr 2012 16:33:44 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=29 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=28 Fri, 23 Mar 2012 14:36:51 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=28 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=27 Tue, 06 Mar 2012 16:23:37 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=27 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=25 Thu, 23 Feb 2012 15:21:36 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=25 BIG RIG RESCUE & BIG LIFT U for Fall 2012

Dates: BRR-Sept 28-30
BLU-Oct 6/7


Location: Central Carolina CC, Sanford, NC

Both programs will be revised to offer even more information, increasing the intensity and comprehensiveness. The goal is to offer the absolute BEST, most challenging, intense, realistic, and safe training available anywhere! Every effort is being made to improve the already popular programs.

For example, the BRR program will offer a session that will provide a National Rigger qualification, eligible for certification.

The booklets are being revised to provide even more written reference material, found in no other single source!

BLU scenarios will be revised to offer greater challenges when using air bag lifting systems.

If you've attended the training previously, consider attending again as each program will offer enhancements to improve your knowledge and skills.

For more information, please ring Joey Shue @ CCCC ESTC on 919.777.778. Don't delay. These programs fill quickly.]]> BIG RIG RESCUE & BIG LIFT U for Fall 2012

Dates: BRR-Sept 28-30
BLU-Oct 6/7


Location: Central Carolina CC, Sanford, NC

Both programs will be revised to offer even more information, increasing the intensity and comprehensiveness. The goal is to offer the absolute BEST, most challenging, intense, realistic, and safe training available anywhere! Every effort is being made to improve the already popular programs.

For example, the BRR program will offer a session that will provide a National Rigger qualification, eligible for certification.

The booklets are being revised to provide even more written reference material, found in no other single source!

BLU scenarios will be revised to offer greater challenges when using air bag lifting systems.

If you've attended the training previously, consider attending again as each program will offer enhancements to improve your knowledge and skills.

For more information, please ring Joey Shue @ CCCC ESTC on 919.777.778. Don't delay. These programs fill quickly.]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=24 Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:13:45 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=24 Does anyone have interest in attending a machinery rescue ops training session? This will focus more or less on industrial machines and involve LOTS of scenario based hands-on plus use of many types of rescue eqt.

Presenters will include folks with lots of experience, some being active members of a large city FD.

Trng will be sponsored by a comm college, non-profit.

If you're interested, please email me: billyleach@gmail.com]]> Does anyone have interest in attending a machinery rescue ops training session? This will focus more or less on industrial machines and involve LOTS of scenario based hands-on plus use of many types of rescue eqt.

Presenters will include folks with lots of experience, some being active members of a large city FD.

Trng will be sponsored by a comm college, non-profit.

If you're interested, please email me: billyleach@gmail.com]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=19 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:44:36 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=19 and robots that collect e-mail addresses for spamming will not be able to see your e-mail address.

Also, users of the forum can send you private messages through the forum without knowing your e-mail address.

I do my best to filter bogus users from the forum (that's why we ask for your department when you register), so you will only be contacted by actual Rescue and EMS personnel or a select few people who provide education or other products/services to the same.]]> and robots that collect e-mail addresses for spamming will not be able to see your e-mail address.

Also, users of the forum can send you private messages through the forum without knowing your e-mail address.

I do my best to filter bogus users from the forum (that's why we ask for your department when you register), so you will only be contacted by actual Rescue and EMS personnel or a select few people who provide education or other products/services to the same.]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=18 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 23:01:11 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=18
2001 Ford F350 Super Duty Extended Cab XLT
7.3 Powerstroke Diesel
Automatic transmission
3.73 rear gear
Electronic Shift on the fly 4x4, Auto/manual Locking Hubs
Quesco extend-a-bed Slide out tray
Knapheide Bed Top with interior lights
Full LED/Strobe Light Package (LED light bar and lights on side of box, corner and rear strobes, wigwags in headlights)
Dual Wheelen Siren Speaker mounted on Warn Transformer Brush Guard
2216 PSI cascade bottle mounted in front of bed.
Air reel mounted in extend-a-bed with 50 ft of hose.
99,700 miles
White truck and cap with red and blue scotch bright decals.
http://www.northmeckrescue.org for more pics
Look at Rescue 2 under apparatus

Truck is in very good shape.
All service was done by Mecklenburg EMS Agency and Ford.

Asking $20,000

Contact Captain Henry Cook for Pictures and more information.
H.cook@northmeckrescue.org]]>
2001 Ford F350 Super Duty Extended Cab XLT
7.3 Powerstroke Diesel
Automatic transmission
3.73 rear gear
Electronic Shift on the fly 4x4, Auto/manual Locking Hubs
Quesco extend-a-bed Slide out tray
Knapheide Bed Top with interior lights
Full LED/Strobe Light Package (LED light bar and lights on side of box, corner and rear strobes, wigwags in headlights)
Dual Wheelen Siren Speaker mounted on Warn Transformer Brush Guard
2216 PSI cascade bottle mounted in front of bed.
Air reel mounted in extend-a-bed with 50 ft of hose.
99,700 miles
White truck and cap with red and blue scotch bright decals.
http://www.northmeckrescue.org for more pics
Look at Rescue 2 under apparatus

Truck is in very good shape.
All service was done by Mecklenburg EMS Agency and Ford.

Asking $20,000

Contact Captain Henry Cook for Pictures and more information.
H.cook@northmeckrescue.org]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=5 Sun, 15 Jan 2012 15:16:28 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=5 Generally speaking, if a new user is registered with a strange user-name from a foreign IP address (outside the U.S.), the user account is going to get banned and the IP addresses will be blocked.
You can save me some research time if you just enter your department name into the squad/department field on your profile, so I know you are a real, EMS/Rescue member. If you're here to post relevant information about classes or related products, please enter the name of your institution in the department field so I know who you're representing.
In the interest of saving time, I'm going to act swiftly to prune bogus/spam accounts. If your first post is "Hi, I'm single and hot", you'll be banned immediately, and permanently. Just FYI.]]> Generally speaking, if a new user is registered with a strange user-name from a foreign IP address (outside the U.S.), the user account is going to get banned and the IP addresses will be blocked.
You can save me some research time if you just enter your department name into the squad/department field on your profile, so I know you are a real, EMS/Rescue member. If you're here to post relevant information about classes or related products, please enter the name of your institution in the department field so I know who you're representing.
In the interest of saving time, I'm going to act swiftly to prune bogus/spam accounts. If your first post is "Hi, I'm single and hot", you'll be banned immediately, and permanently. Just FYI.]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=3 Thu, 29 Dec 2011 17:44:16 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=3 www.rcfireassoc.org/seminar2012 or www.rccestg.org WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!!]]> www.rcfireassoc.org/seminar2012 or www.rccestg.org WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!!]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=2 Thu, 29 Dec 2011 17:41:36 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=2 February 17/18/19, 2012
Sanford (Lee County), NC

Sponsored by Central Carolina Community College

CCCC is pleased to offer the BIG RIG RESCUE program again during 2012. The course has been revised to include some different scenarios that offer greater challenges, more written information, and an updated AV presentation. The goal is to offer the BEST training available for the topic.

Training will be very challenging, both mentally and physically. Attendees are kept to a minimum to ensure MAXIMUM HANDS-ON!

You will face very challenging yet realistic scenarios including: loaded concrete mixer overturn onto a smaller vehicle, fully loaded van trailer overturn onto an auto, bobtail tractor underride, tanker vs. car underride, school bus vs. bobtail tractor, and more. Come, learn, and test your new knowledge and skills!

The featured presenter will be Billy Leach, Jr. Billy is recognized as the Developer and Sr. Presenter of BIG RIG RESCUE™, and presented at the FDIC, Firehouse Magazine’s Expo, FDNY’s Technical Rescue School, International Vehicle Extrication Competition, and many other venues.

This program will feature three days of both classroom and HANDS-ON learning. Attendance is based upon first-come, first served and is very limited to ensure MAXIMUM HANDS-ON. An extensive handout is provided for reference to attendees.

A very minimal cost per person is being assessed, which covers the course cost, handout, injury insurance, and other materials. The course will be held at CCCC Emergency Services Training Center, located at 3000 Airport Rd., Sanford, NC 27330.

What can you expect?

The comprehensive classroom session will provide detailed information for the topics of:

Timber Cribbing/Strut Support Operations
THE 5 STEP DISCIPLINE FOR OVERTURNS/UNDERRIDES

You will learn how to calculate resistances and determine how best to rig, lift, and stabilize the big rigs involved in overturns and underrides. This will improve the safety of all operating at scenes such as this! Otherwise, how do you actually know if you’re operating safely and within the WLL of your equipment? You will learn how to use equipment you already possess for new and safe applications. The BRR training is detail oriented and focused on safety of all involved in a controlled environment. The information provided in this course is unmatched anywhere. All presenters have extensive training, experience, and continue to operate in their field every day. The presenters include heavy recovery operators and technical/heavy rescue providers, who achieved and maintain certification in their respective areas. Also, they’ve successfully completed college level training for instructional methodology. This training isn’t simply a demo of some type of equipment or ‘entertainment’. You will be directly involved with rigging, lifting, and stabilizing big rigs. There will be no opportunity to actually cut/spread/ram the big rigs or autos however.

The hands-on training offers challenges to small groups in a time compressed format, similar to everyday responses. It will be both mentally and physically challenging! Each group is expected to develop a plan of action and execute that plan within a specified time period. Should the initial plan prove unsuccessful, the group is expected to develop an alternate and continue the mission. Careful planning, critical thinking, utilization of classroom learning, and prompt plan execution will be paramount for success. Presenters will guide you through The 5 Step Discipline while challenging you to critically think, evaluate and solve problems.

Future dates for BRR™ training can been found at http://www.cccc.edu/BRR and follow the links to the Emergency Services Training Center (ESTC) schedule. Do not delay! Each course fills very quickly.

Attendees are expected to furnish the following (without exception):

>Helmet with chinstrap meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue
>Full length fire retardant protective clothing meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue
>Safety glasses or goggles meeting ANSI Std Z87.1+ (helmet shields are insufficient)
>Gloves meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue or Firefighting
>Protective footgear with impact resistant toe cap meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue
>Small battery operated calculator
>Pen/pencil
>Foul weather gear

For answers to your questions, please contact Joey Shue, Fire Rescue Training Coordinator. Telephone 919.777.7778 or 919.777.7770, or via email jshue@cccc.edu]]> February 17/18/19, 2012
Sanford (Lee County), NC

Sponsored by Central Carolina Community College

CCCC is pleased to offer the BIG RIG RESCUE program again during 2012. The course has been revised to include some different scenarios that offer greater challenges, more written information, and an updated AV presentation. The goal is to offer the BEST training available for the topic.

Training will be very challenging, both mentally and physically. Attendees are kept to a minimum to ensure MAXIMUM HANDS-ON!

You will face very challenging yet realistic scenarios including: loaded concrete mixer overturn onto a smaller vehicle, fully loaded van trailer overturn onto an auto, bobtail tractor underride, tanker vs. car underride, school bus vs. bobtail tractor, and more. Come, learn, and test your new knowledge and skills!

The featured presenter will be Billy Leach, Jr. Billy is recognized as the Developer and Sr. Presenter of BIG RIG RESCUE™, and presented at the FDIC, Firehouse Magazine’s Expo, FDNY’s Technical Rescue School, International Vehicle Extrication Competition, and many other venues.

This program will feature three days of both classroom and HANDS-ON learning. Attendance is based upon first-come, first served and is very limited to ensure MAXIMUM HANDS-ON. An extensive handout is provided for reference to attendees.

A very minimal cost per person is being assessed, which covers the course cost, handout, injury insurance, and other materials. The course will be held at CCCC Emergency Services Training Center, located at 3000 Airport Rd., Sanford, NC 27330.

What can you expect?

The comprehensive classroom session will provide detailed information for the topics of:

Timber Cribbing/Strut Support Operations
THE 5 STEP DISCIPLINE FOR OVERTURNS/UNDERRIDES

You will learn how to calculate resistances and determine how best to rig, lift, and stabilize the big rigs involved in overturns and underrides. This will improve the safety of all operating at scenes such as this! Otherwise, how do you actually know if you’re operating safely and within the WLL of your equipment? You will learn how to use equipment you already possess for new and safe applications. The BRR training is detail oriented and focused on safety of all involved in a controlled environment. The information provided in this course is unmatched anywhere. All presenters have extensive training, experience, and continue to operate in their field every day. The presenters include heavy recovery operators and technical/heavy rescue providers, who achieved and maintain certification in their respective areas. Also, they’ve successfully completed college level training for instructional methodology. This training isn’t simply a demo of some type of equipment or ‘entertainment’. You will be directly involved with rigging, lifting, and stabilizing big rigs. There will be no opportunity to actually cut/spread/ram the big rigs or autos however.

The hands-on training offers challenges to small groups in a time compressed format, similar to everyday responses. It will be both mentally and physically challenging! Each group is expected to develop a plan of action and execute that plan within a specified time period. Should the initial plan prove unsuccessful, the group is expected to develop an alternate and continue the mission. Careful planning, critical thinking, utilization of classroom learning, and prompt plan execution will be paramount for success. Presenters will guide you through The 5 Step Discipline while challenging you to critically think, evaluate and solve problems.

Future dates for BRR™ training can been found at http://www.cccc.edu/BRR and follow the links to the Emergency Services Training Center (ESTC) schedule. Do not delay! Each course fills very quickly.

Attendees are expected to furnish the following (without exception):

>Helmet with chinstrap meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue
>Full length fire retardant protective clothing meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue
>Safety glasses or goggles meeting ANSI Std Z87.1+ (helmet shields are insufficient)
>Gloves meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue or Firefighting
>Protective footgear with impact resistant toe cap meeting NFPA Std for Technical Rescue
>Small battery operated calculator
>Pen/pencil
>Foul weather gear

For answers to your questions, please contact Joey Shue, Fire Rescue Training Coordinator. Telephone 919.777.7778 or 919.777.7770, or via email jshue@cccc.edu]]> http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=1 Thu, 29 Dec 2011 17:39:37 +0000 http://ncarems.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=1 with generous support from
PARATECH, INC.
offers

“BIG LIFT U”
(Heavy Lifting University)

Saturday & Sunday February 25/26, 2012
CCCC Emergency Services Training Center
3000 Airport Rd.
Sanford, NC 27330

You will face very challenging yet realistic scenarios including, concrete mixer vs. smaller vehicle in ditch, fully loaded TT trailer overturn onto an auto, full size RR tanker underride, inverted patient removal using air cushions, school bus overturn down embankment, and multiple overturn/underride situations! The focus will be the effective use of air bag rescue systems (high, medium, & low pressure) and strut/cribbing support. During this training you learn how to safely move several thousand pound vehicles/objects and how to stabilize them. Are you ready for serious extrication training?

The featured presenters are among some of the best available, including:

*Kevin Cieciorka, Wreckmaster 6/7A Grad & Hvy. Recovery Operator
*Billy Leach, Jr., Developer of BIG RIG RESCUE™, Wreckmaster 6/7
Grad, Crosby Rigging Trainer
*Capt. Robert Morris, FDNY Rescue Co. #1, Special Ops Command
*Matt Szpindor, FDNY, Squad # 1

This program will feature two intensive days combining classroom and HANDS-ON learning. An extensive reference handout will be provided to each attendee.

The hands-on training offers challenges to small teams in a time compressed format, similar to everyday responses. It will be both mentally and physically challenging! Each team is expected to develop a plan of action and execute that plan within a specified time period. Should the initial plan prove unsuccessful, the team is expected to develop an alternate and continue the mission. Careful planning, critical thinking, utilization of classroom learning, and prompt plan execution will be paramount for success. This is beyond entry level training, and attendees should possess previous knowledge and experience in vehicle extrication.

DON’T DELAY! This course will fill quickly!

For registration information, please contact:

Joey Shue, Fire Rescue Training Director
Central Carolina Community College
Emergency Services Training Center
3000 Airport Rd.
Sanford, NC 27330

Telephone: 919.777.7778
Email: jshue@cccc.edu
Fax: 919.777.7769]]> with generous support from
PARATECH, INC.
offers

“BIG LIFT U”
(Heavy Lifting University)

Saturday & Sunday February 25/26, 2012
CCCC Emergency Services Training Center
3000 Airport Rd.
Sanford, NC 27330

You will face very challenging yet realistic scenarios including, concrete mixer vs. smaller vehicle in ditch, fully loaded TT trailer overturn onto an auto, full size RR tanker underride, inverted patient removal using air cushions, school bus overturn down embankment, and multiple overturn/underride situations! The focus will be the effective use of air bag rescue systems (high, medium, & low pressure) and strut/cribbing support. During this training you learn how to safely move several thousand pound vehicles/objects and how to stabilize them. Are you ready for serious extrication training?

The featured presenters are among some of the best available, including:

*Kevin Cieciorka, Wreckmaster 6/7A Grad & Hvy. Recovery Operator
*Billy Leach, Jr., Developer of BIG RIG RESCUE™, Wreckmaster 6/7
Grad, Crosby Rigging Trainer
*Capt. Robert Morris, FDNY Rescue Co. #1, Special Ops Command
*Matt Szpindor, FDNY, Squad # 1

This program will feature two intensive days combining classroom and HANDS-ON learning. An extensive reference handout will be provided to each attendee.

The hands-on training offers challenges to small teams in a time compressed format, similar to everyday responses. It will be both mentally and physically challenging! Each team is expected to develop a plan of action and execute that plan within a specified time period. Should the initial plan prove unsuccessful, the team is expected to develop an alternate and continue the mission. Careful planning, critical thinking, utilization of classroom learning, and prompt plan execution will be paramount for success. This is beyond entry level training, and attendees should possess previous knowledge and experience in vehicle extrication.

DON’T DELAY! This course will fill quickly!

For registration information, please contact:

Joey Shue, Fire Rescue Training Director
Central Carolina Community College
Emergency Services Training Center
3000 Airport Rd.
Sanford, NC 27330

Telephone: 919.777.7778
Email: jshue@cccc.edu
Fax: 919.777.7769]]>