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AERIAL APPARATUS - DRIVING
This video is the first program in a five-part series on First Department Aerial Apparatus. The series follows the IFSTA validated Fire Protection Publications Manual. "Fire Department Aerial Apparatus 1st edition." This program presents information from chapter 2 about safe, efficient driving techniques for aerial apparatus, including tiller operations. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.100 VHS  
002.100 DVD  

 

AERIAL APPARATUS - MAINTENANCE
This video is the fifth program in a five-part series on First Department Aerial Apparatus. The series follows the IFSTA validated Fire Protection Publications Manual. "Fire Department Aerial Apparatus 1st edition." This program presents information from chapter 9 about the basics of aerial apparatus maintenance. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.101 VHS  
002.101 DVD  

 

AERIAL - OPERATING TELESCOPING AND ARTICULATING EQUIPMENT
This video is the fourth program in a five-part series on Fire Department Aerial Apparatus. This program presents information from chapter 6 and 7 of the 1991 IFSTA validated Fire Protection Publication Manual, "Fire Department Aerial Apparatus" about the operation of the articulating platforms. (19 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.102 VHS  
002.102 DVD  

 

AERIAL APPARATUS - POSITIONING
This video is the third program in a five-part series on First Department Aerial Apparatus. The series follows the IFSTA validated Fire Protection Publications Manual. "Fire Department Aerial Apparatus 1st edition." This program presents information from chapter 4 about the correct placement of apparatus for safe, efficient aerial operations. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.103 VHS  
002.103 DVD  

 

AERIAL APPARATUS - STABILIZING
This video is the fourth program in a five-part series on First Department Aerial Apparatus. The series follows the IFSTA validated Fire Protection Publications Manual. "Fire Department Aerial Apparatus 1st edition." This program presents information from chapter 5 about how to broaden the base of the vehicle so that it is less likely to tip over when the aerial device is extended. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.104 VHS  
002.104 DVD  

 

AIDS, HEPATITIS AND THE EMERGENCY RESPONDER
This video tape introduces fundamental lessons about emergency response in the age of blood borne pathogens; basic infection control procedures, how HIV and HBV are spread, recognizing occupational exposure, emergency procedures for exposure incidents, personal protective clothing and equipment, safe work practices, engineering controls, universal precautions, decontamination.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.105 VHS  
002.105 DVD  

 

AIR MONITORING SERIES: CONTAMINATION ASSESSMENT
This video explains the different types of contaminated atmospheres and their associated hazards. It describes safe techniques for responders, including protective clothing and use of back-up teams, and examines basic instrumentation, including calibration and the interpretation of the results.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.106 VHS  
002.106 DVD  

 

AIR MONITORING SERIES: DIRECT READING INSTRUMENTS
This video explains the principle of instruments for atmospheric sampling under emergency response conditions. Also covered are combustible gas indicators, oxygen meters, detector tubes, survey instruments and radiation detection.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.107 VHS  
002.107 DVD  

 

AMERICAN HEAT (94 Series)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108A-J VHS  
002.108A-J DVD  

 

94 Series - Tape 1: Incident: House Fire & Floor Collapse;
2nd Alarm: Building Collapse
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108A VHS  
002.108A DVD  

 

94 Series - Tape 2: Incident: Los Angeles Earthquake;
2nd Alarm: hazardous Materials
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108B VHS  
002.108B DVD  

 

94 Series -Tape 3: Incident: Northridge Mall Vehicle Extrication;
2nd Alarm: L.A. City F.D. Disaster Preparedness Division
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108C VHS  
002.108C DVD  

 

94 Series -Tape 4: Incident: Fatal house Fire;
2nd Alarm: Anatomy of a Fatal House Fire
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108D VHS  
002.108D DVD  

 

94 Series - Tape 5 Incident: Church Fire;
2nd Alarm: Church Fire Behavior:
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108E VHS  
002.108E DVD  

 

94 Series - Tape 6: Incident: Colorado Firefighter Fatalities;
2nd Alarm: Fires in Voids
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108F VHS  
002.108F DVD  

 

94 Series - Tape 7: Incident: Fatal Tractor-trailer Haz-Mat Fire;
2nd Alarm: Haz-Mat Safety Considerations
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108G VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.108G DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

94 Series - Tape 8: Incident: 750 Adams: The Last Call;
2nd Alarm: A Tribute to the Memphis Fallen Firefighters
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108H VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.108H DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

94 Series - Tape 9: Incident: USAir Flight 1016 Crash;
2nd Alarm: Pre-Planning for Aircraft Incidents
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108I VHS   
002.108I DVD  

 

94 Series - Tape 10: Incident: Fatal Trench Collapse;
2nd Alarm: First Response Procedures
 
Catalog numbers: 001.108J VHS  
002.108J DVD  

 

ANATOMY AND BEHAVIOR OF FIRE
Shows how the sides of the fire tetrahedron are linked to the phases of burning, fire spread, flashover, back draft, and the classes of fire. (25 minutes).
 
Catalog numbers: 001.109 VHS  
002.109 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

APPARATUS DRIVING/OPERATOR TRAINING: PRIMARY ADMINISTRATIVE & AUTOMOTIVE
Explains driver-operator rights and responsibilities in non-emergency and emergency modes, illustrates fundamental operating procedures and monitoring of the five major automotive systems, and demonstrates daily and weekly preventive maintenance for most emergency vehicles. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.110 VHS  
002.110 DVD  

 

APPARATUS DRIVING/OPERATOR TRAINING: DRIVING PRINCIPLES FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES
Illustrates defensive driving principles in emergency and non-emergency modes; explains proper braking, load factor consideration, steering reaction, and adjustments for adverse road conditions; and outlines common driver tests. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.111 VHS  
002.111 DVD  

 

 BACK DRAFT & SMOKE EXPLOSIONS
Will train personnel how to recognize and safely react to back draft and smoke explosions. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.141 VHS  
002.141 DVD  

 

BE COOL ABOUT FIRE SAFETY
Lessons learned in this video include: don't play with matches and lighters, have smoke detectors on every floor; check them twice a year, don't hide, go outside, have an escape plan and practice, to escape a fire, "fall and crawl:, if you're on fire, "stop, drop, and roll", and know your local emergency number. (15 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.142 VHS  
002.142 DVD  

 

BEATING THE LEGAL SYSTEM
Explores the ways in which arsonists manipulates the legal system to evade justice. (19 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.143 VHS  
002.143 DVD  

 

BLEVE (BOILING LIQUID EXPANDING VAPOR EXPLOSIONS)
This video features spectacular fire ground footage and test-range demonstrations, and represents information that can make the difference between life and death. Your response team will learn how BLEVEs occur, the characteristics of rail tank cars and highway cargo tanks currently used with liquefied gases, how to size-up incidents, and more. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.144 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.144 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

BREAD AND BUTTER OPERATIONS - ADVANCING THE INITIAL ATTACK HANDLINE
A firefighter guides you through the various techniques and procedures for effectively deploying and operating the initial attack line, including helpful tips unavailable from any other published source. The video describes the nozzle team, the role of each member of the team, the techniques for advancing the "line" and the use of nozzles. Safety issues, teamwork, and the importance of communications are addressed throughout the video. (17 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.145 VHS  
002.145 DVD  

 

BREAD AND BUTTER OPERATIONS - METHODS OF STRUCTURE FIRE ATTACK
This video examines the three most widely recognized methods of structure fire attack - the indirect, direct, and combination methods - to help you decide which is the safest and most effective for your operations. (25 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.146 VHS  
002.146 DVD  

 

BREAD AND BUTTER OPERATIONS - PEAKED-ROOF VENTILATION
This video presents in no-nonsense graphic detail important steps that will improve your vertical ventilation capabilities at fires in structures with peaked roofs.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.147 VHS  
002.147 DVD  

 

BREAD AND BUTTER OPERATIONS - STRETCHING THE INITIAL ATTACK HAND LINE
This video identifies important considerations such as horizontal vs. vertical stretches and loads, a formula for estimating accurate hose lengths based on the building, stair configurations and how they affect the stretch, and the well hole stretch as well as common stretching pitfalls and how to avoid them. Often poorly performed, this complex task requires training and proficiency to effectively stretch the hand line and extinguish the fire. (20 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.148 VHS  
002.148 DVD  

 

BUSINESS OF SETTING FIRES
Exposes the shady dealings involved with arson for profit. (21 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.149 VHS  
002.149 DVD  

 

CARBON MONOXIDE: THE SILENT KILLER
This video introduces audiences to need and benefits of installing and maintaining CO detectors in their homes. The programs talks about: What is carbon monoxide?; Effects of CO poisoning; How to check sources of CO poisoning; Types of CO detectors; Buying a Co detector; placement, installation, and maintenance; and What to do in case of an alarm. (20 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.179 VHS  
002.179 DVD  

 

CARBUSTERS - BIG TRUCKS
This program discusses the design characteristics of big trucks. Strategies for handling entrapment situations safety and efficiently are covered. Arrival and setup procedures are covered, as well as hazard control, patient access, sustained stabilization, disentanglement, and patient removal techniques. The straight truck, the tractor-trailer combination, and the specialty truck are show and explained. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.180 VHS  
002.180 DVD  

 

CARBUSTERS - COMMAND PHILOSOPHIES AND SPECIAL SITUATIONS
Reviews all techniques on an advanced level for handling any situation. Covers command considerations for multiple vehicle incidents and mass casualties, examples of how to setup standard operating procedures, goals and problem solving, application of resources, demonstrations of handling vehicle under-rides, cars on sides and roofs, and multiple apparatus, air med-evac. (28 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.181 VHS  
002.181 DVD  

 

CARBUSTERS - HAND TOOLS AND PNEUMATICS
Complete extrications using only hand tools. Covers evaluating tools, air bags, come-a-longs, jacks, pneumatic tools, small hand tools, manual hydraulics, and actual rescues in progress. (38 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.182 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.182 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

CARBUSTERS - PATIENT CONSIDERATIONS AND PACKAGING TECHNIQUES
Treatment of victim from arrival on scene to delivery to emergency rooms. Covers rapid patient assessment, treatment, and immediate spinal immobilization, mechanisms of injury, physiological considerations, hospital communications, long board techniques, and case studies and critiques of actual rescues. (34 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.183 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.183 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

CARBUSTERS - PRINCIPLES OF EXTRICATION
The basics every rescuer needs. Covers team approach, golden hour, establishing command, initial scene surveys, inner and outer circle surveys, command sectors, action circle, tool staging, common terminology, anatomy of an automobile, and three aspects of safety.(35 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.184 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.184 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

CARBUSTERS - SCHOOL BUS RESCUE
With 3,000 school bus accidents annually, all emergency personnel should know the special techniques to affect safe and effective rescue in these tragic situations and the dangers of wrong procedures. Advanced level extrication from buses in various positions shows stabilization, glass and door removal, cutting metal for quick access and patient consideration. Footage of actual incidents. (42 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.185 VHS  
002.185 DVD  

 

CARBUSTERS - TECHNIQUES OF EXTRICATION
Step-by-step, in-depth description of basic and advanced procedures. Covers stabilizing the vehicle, access to the patient, removing glass, flapping the roof, opening and removing doors, displacing steering column, cutting steering wheel assembly. Dash roll-up, case studies with critiques. (28 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.186 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.186 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

CHEMISTRY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS:  LEVEL II - FIRST RESPONDER
Addresses NFPA 472, Operations (Chemistry); explains basic chemical terms and concepts associated with hazardous materials; briefly explains how to use the Department of Transportation Emergency Response Guidebook. (26 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.187 VHS  
002.187 DVD  

 

CHEMISTRY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: LEVEL III - HAZ MAT TECHNICIAN PART I & II
 
Addresses NFPA 472, Operations (Chemistry); illustrates chemical terms and concepts associated with hazardous materials (Part I); describes how definitions and concepts apply to actual haz mat situations. (20 minutes each)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.188 VHS  
002.188 DVD  

 

CLANDESTINE DRUG LABS
Is designed to familiarize emergency response and law enforcement personnel with the dangers of illegal drug labs and to present appropriate responses when encountering drug labs. It illustrates the necessity and responsibilities between law enforcement, firefighting, and emergency medical personnel when drug labs or encountered in known and unknown own situations, and when an emergency involving a drug lab escalates into a hazardous materials incident.(Two - 30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.189 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.189 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

COLLAPSE OF BURNING BUILDINGS - PEAKED ROOF
Most common and dangerous roof for firefighters, types and construction, three ways they can collapse, protection, firefighter falls, slope or pitch, most dangerous surfaces, safety procedures. (18 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.190 VHS  
002.190 DVD  

 

COLLAPSE OF BURNING BUILDINGS - TRUSS ROOF

Cause of more deaths and serious injuries, use increasing, case studies, definitions and terms, light-weight and timber trusses, construction features, conflicting size-ups, safe operating procedures. (21 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.191 VHS  
002.191 DVD  

 

COLLAPSE OF BURNING BUILDINGS - WALL

New conclusions based on observing hundreds of fires, how firefighters are as likely to get killed outside a burning building as inside, the different kinds of walls, the three ways they collapse, how far they fall, establishing a danger zone, proper use of hose stream, flanking, responsibilities of officers and men. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.192 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.192 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

COLLAPSE OF BURNING BUILDINGS - WOOD FRAME

Most common U.S. building. Types, kinds of collapse and causes, fire spread, case studies, special dangers, porch and chimney collapse, and protection. (15 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.193 VHS  
002.193 DVD  

 

COLLAPSE RESCUE FOR THE FIRE SERVICE SERIES - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
This video will help you recognize the types of building construction and to identify the signs of building collapse. (17 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.194 VHS  
002.194 DVD  

 

CAUSES AND TYPES
This video will show you why collapse occurs and basic "load" concepts; identify collapse styles; and determine possible void space locations to facilitate rescue efforts. (18 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.195 VHS  
002.195 DVD  

 

COLLAPSE RESCUE FOR THE FIRE SERVICE SERIES - STRATEGIC CONSIDERATIONS OF STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE
This video will show you the implementation of the collapse rescue response; incident management and operation; and rescue operations and victim removal. (23 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.196 VHS  
002.196 DVD  

 

CONFINED SPACE EMERGENCY
This video program will help you establish a safety program meeting the requirements of 1910.146, Permit Required Confined Spaces. Subjects covered are: Hazards associated with confined spaces, permit system for confined space entry, duties of confined space entry teams, use and limitations of protective clothing, use of air monitoring equipment, and proper response to confined space emergencies.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.197 VHS  
002.197 DVD  

 

CONFINED SPACE RESCUE
Covers multiple hazards and protective clothing; discusses atmosphere testing, ventilation, and SCBA, and demonstrates entering, victim care, extrication, and tools. (34 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.198 VHS  
002.198 DVD  

 

CONTAINER EMERGENCIES SERIES - INTERMODAL CONTAINERS
This video is designed to provide information to emergency responders and industry personnel who work with or may respond to emergencies involving intermodal containers. (28 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.199 VHS  
002.199 DVD  

 

CONTAINER EMERGENCIES SERIES - PETROLEUM STORAGE TANKS
This video is designed to provide information to emergency responders and industry personnel who work with or may respond to emergencies involving petroleum storage tanks. The four basic types of tanks - cone roof tanks, open floating roof tanks, covered floating roof tanks, and horizontal tanks - are studies. (29 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.200 VHS  
002.200 DVD  

 

CPR: YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Is designed as a community awareness program to educate and motivate viewers about the value of learning CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver. Basic stops for administering these life-supporting procedures are explained and illustrated. (10 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.201 VHS  
002.201 DVD  

 

CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS DEBRIEFING
This video includes: a typical debriefing, CISD team structure, seven stages of debriefing, the role of the peer, cognitive vs. emotional experiences, and signals of stress.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.202 VHS  
002.202 DVD  

 

DEVELOPING FIRE FLOW / HYDRAULICS
Emphasizes the importance of hydraulics in achieving necessary fire flow, and shows how to calculate desired pump discharge pressure for a variety of fire ground situations. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.232 VHS  
002.232 DVD  

 

DISNEY ED. PRODUCTIONS: DONALD'S FIRE DRILL
Presents life-saving fire safety demonstrations in a format easily comprehended by youngsters. The seriousness of the lessons in fire safety will be readily understood through the spirited interplay of the characters' questions and answers. Recommended for Grades P-1, health and safety classes, PTA, and fire departments. (15 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.233 VHS  
002.233 DVD  

 

DISNEY ED. PRODUCTIONS: DONALD'S FIRE SURVIVAL PLAN
The student will understand the need for having a fire safety plan; become acquainted with the terms and techniques used in practicing fire safety; and realize that being familiar with fire safety could save someone's life - including his/her own. (12 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.234 VHS  
002.234 DVD  

 

DISNEY ED. PRODUCTIONS: I'M NO FOOL WITH FIRE
The student will understand the importance of fire prevention procedures and safety awareness; learn basic fire safety techniques, including EDITH; be encouraged to practice fire safety skills. (10 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.235 VHS  
002.235 DVD  

 

DISNEY ED. PRODUCTIONS: THE JAMIE FORT STORY
Jamie Fort is a typical, happy 10 year old until a fire breaks out in her bedroom and she is very badly burned. Jamie's teacher tells the class that she has to wear a special body bandage (Jobst Suit) Jamie makes the best of the situation because she knows that beneath the physical changes, she is still the same. Recommended for grades 4-6, safety education classes, civic groups, and fire and police depts. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.236 VHS  
002.236 DVD  

 

DROWNING AND WATER RESCUES
Shows how to rescue someone from the water and explains the steps rescuers need to take to save lives. (58 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.237 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.237 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

EMERGENCY? DIAL 9-1-1
Friendly puppets teach young children with music and songs how to use 9-1-1 to call for help in an emergency. Educates children in an entertaining and exciting way that 9-1-1 should only be used in an emergency. (15 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.267 VHS  
002.267 DVD  

 

EMERGENCY RESPONSE GUIDE BOOK
Explains when it is best to let it burn; discusses vapor suppression techniques; covers fire fighting with foam; tells why you can apply water to water-reactive materials; and answers other related questions concerning the guidebook. (35 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.268 VHS  
002.268 DVD  

 

ENGINE COMPANY - DEVELOPMENT A SUSTAINED WATER SUPPLY
This program looks at the equipment used to develop a sustained water supply and at water movement as part of the Fire Action Plan. It also covers municipal and rural water sources and different methods for developing sustained water supplies. We demonstrate how to work from the booster tank on the engine, with tankers and fold-a-tanks, draft from static water sources, develop large volumes of water from traditional dual hose lays and large-diameter hose, and the use of various hose streams from the one-inch booster line to the master stream appliances. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.269 VHS  
002.269 DVD  

 

ENGINE COMPANY - ENGINE COMPANY PRINCIPLES
With scenes from training grounds and live fire demonstrations, this program will address consistent methods for engine company operations. Beyond tactical considerations, a complete selection of tools and appliances carried by progressive engine companies will be review. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.270 VHS  
002.270 DVD  

 

ENGINE COMPANY - FIRE ATTACK: MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS
This program demonstrates the benefit in using a predetermined action plan when many families are in jeopardy of being injured or losing their valuable possessions to rapidly spreading flames. By looking at the construction characteristics of these low-rise structures, tam demonstrates how the building's construction affects the spread of fire. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.271 VHS  
002.271 DVD  

 

ENGINE COMPANY - FIRE ATTACK: SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLINGS
This lesson addresses common construction characteristics of single-family dwellings and their hazards under fire conditions. You will observe basic precautions when training or practicing fire fighting techniques in these structures and different interior extinguishment techniques with emphasis on the most common fire problems. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.272 VHS  
002.272 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

ENGINE COMPANY - FIREFIGHTER SURVIVAL
Toxic smoke, dangerous heat, and the chance of structural failure are all ingredients in a serious building fire. To ensure the safety of working crews, an entire network of individuals keeps the calculated risks to a minimum. However, even with every safety precaution in place, the time may come when a firefighter must resort to drastic measures to escape serious injury or death. Also included in this video: arrival and size-up safety, inside and outside the collapse zone, emergency escape techniques and scene organization when a firefighter is lost. (30 minutes) Instructor manual included.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.273 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.273 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

ENGINE COMPANY - OVERHAUL
To achieve its goal of making the scene safe, it is vital for an engine company to anticipate and plan its overhaul strategy. We will help you do this by demonstrating a systemic approach for finding hidden fires and glowing embers, considering the types and locations of fires, and reviewing salvage techniques. (30 minutes) Instructor Manual included.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.274 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.273 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

ENGINE COMPANY - PUMP OPERATIONS
This program provides instruction for the safe transpiration of crew members, equipment, and apparatus to and from the emergency scene. It teaches the fundamentals of pump operations by demonstrating various ways to process water for fire control. (30 minutes) Instructor manual included.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.275 VHS  
002.275 DVD  

 

ENGINE COMPANY - PRE-INCIDENT PLANNING
This program teaches the responsibilities involved in pre-incident planning, including survey, documentation, and familiarization of occupancy and its surrounding area. It demonstrates the types of pre-planning, and the differences in pre-planning for the engine company, rescue company, and truck company. Also included: evaluation of the response area layout, teaches techniques for conducting a pre-incident planning survey, and use a pre-incident plan during emergencies. (30 minutes) Instructor manual included.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.276 VHS  
002.276 DVD  

 

ENGINE COMPANY - SEARCH AND RESCUE TECHNIQUES
We will bring you inside burning dwellings. We focus on assuring the fire fighters' safety when using SCBAs, search techniques, rescue techniques, and self-rescue techniques. (30 minutes) Instructor manual included.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.277 VHS  
002.277 DVD.  

 

ENGINE COMPANY - SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS
This program provides the student and the engine company with the vital training needed to ensure firefighter safety. It demonstrates the typical self-contained SCBA system. It also teaches the dangers that exist in atmospheres surrounding a fire, as well as several hazardous gases, including carbon monoxide, hydrogen chloride, phosgene, and hydrogen cyanide. (30 minutes) Instructor manual included.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.278 VHS  
002.278 DVD  

 

EPICENTER: ANYTOWN USA EARTHQUAKE SURVIVAL
Shows the different areas earthquakes can happen. Explains the survival guide for preparing before, during, and after. This video is good for the general public to view. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.279 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.279 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

 

ESSENTIALS COMPLETE VIDEO LIBRARY
33 Videos for the Firefighter Series I & II to help train on the Essentials Curriculum.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A-B VHS  
002.280A-B DVD  

 

Series I - Fire Ground Safety
Fire Ground Safety
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A1 VHS  
002.280A1 DVD  

 

Series I - Safety Standards for the Fire Service
Safety Standards for the Fire Service
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A2 VHS  
002.280A2 DVD  

 

Series I - Fire Behavior
Fire Behavior
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A3 VHS  
002.280A3 DVD  

 

Series I - SCBA 1 - Introduction

Introduction SCBA 1
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A4 VHS  
002.280A4 DVD  

 

Series I - Ladders
Ladders
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A5 VHS  
002.280A5 DVD  

 

Series I - Personal Protective Clothing
Personal Protective Clothing
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A6 VHS  
002.280A6 DVD  

 

Series I - Portable Extinguishers
Portable Extinguishers
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A7 VHS  
002.280A7 DVD  

 

Series I - Ropes and Knots
Ropes and Knots
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A8 VHS  
002.280A8 DVD  

 

Series I - Fire Control 1
Fire Control 1
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A9 VHS  
002.280A9 DVD  

 

Series I - Ladders 2
Ladders 2
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A10 VHS  
002.280A10 DVD  

 

Series I - Ladders 1

Ladders 1
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A11 VHS  
002.280A11 DVD  

 

Series I - Horizontal Ventilation
Horizontal Ventilation
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A12 VHS  
002.280A12 DVD  

 

Series I - Vertical Ventilation
Vertical Ventilation
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A13 VHS  
002.280A13 DVD  

 

Series I - Fire Hose Basics
Fire Hose Basics
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A14 VHS  
002.280A14 DVD  

 

Series I - Handling Hose
Handling Hose
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A15 VHS  
002.280A15 DVD  

 

Series I - Advancing Hose lines
Advancing Hose lines
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A16 VHS  
002.280A16 DVD  

 

Series I - Fire Streams
Fire Streams
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A17 VHS  
002.280A17 DVD  

 

Series I - Forcible Entry
Forcible Entry
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A18 VHS  
002.280A18 DVD  

 

Series I - Fire Detection, Alarm, and Communication
Fire Detection, Alarm, and Communication
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A19 VHS  
002.280A19 DVD  

 

Series I - Power Tools and Lighting
Power Tools and Lighting
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A20 VHS  
002.280A20 DVD  

 

Series I - Loss Control: Salvage
Loss Control: Salvage
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A21 VHS  
002.280A21 DVD  

 

Series I - Loss Control: Overhaul
Loss Control: Overhaul
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A22 VHS  
002.280A22 DVD  

 

Series I - Fire Prevention and Public Education
Fire Prevention and Public Education
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A23 VHS  
002.280A23 DVD  

 

Series I - SCBA 2 Use and Maintenance
SCBA 2 Use and Maintenance
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280A24 VHS  
002.280A24 DVD  

 

Series II - Building Construction
Building Construction
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B1 VHS  
002.280B1 DVD  

 

Series II - Rescue Operations
Rescue Operations
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B2 VHS  
002.280B2 DVD  

 

Series II - Advanced Ventilation Techniques
Advanced Ventilation Techniques
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B3 VHS  
002.280B3 DVD  

 

Series II - Municipal Water Systems
Municipal Water Systems
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B4 VHS  
002.280B4 DVD  

 

Series II - Fire Control 2
Fire Control 2
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B5 VHS  
002.280B5 DVD  

 

Series II - Foam Fire Streams
Foam Fire Streams
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B6 VHS  
002.280B6 DVD  

 

Series II - Fire Hose Appliances
Fire Hose Appliances
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B7 VHS  
002.280B7 DVD  

 

Series II - Introduction to Fire Origin and Cause
Introduction to Fire Origin and Cause
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B8 VHS  
002.280B8 DVD  

 

Series II - Sprinkler Systems
Sprinkler Systems
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B9 VHS  
002.280B9 DVD  

 

Series II - Pre-Incident Survey Inspect.
Pre-Incident Survey Inspect.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.280B10 VHS  
002.280B10 DVD  

 

 

FIRE ALARM AND COMMUNICATIONS
Dramatically traces information flow from the reporting of fire through fire response. Shows the correct use of radio procedures, fire signals, multiple alarms, and other equipment. (25 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.310 VHS  
002.310 DVD  

 

FIRE AND RESCUE
Ride along as Mike, the friendly firefighter, takes you from the fire training academy to the life and action of a day at the fire house. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.311 VHS  
002.311 DVD  

 

FIRE COMPANY INSPECTIONS
Thoroughly shows how to inspect assembly buildings, businesses, and schools, using the skills of the fire company. Explains how to develop a system for performing thorough inspections using fire company personnel. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.312 VHS  
002.312 DVD  

 

FIRE DRILLS AT SCHOOL
This lively video teaches kids what to do and where to go when they hear a fire alarm at school. The video moves at a quick pace with concise lessons & entertaining computer graphics. It covers the importance of getting to and staying at the Safe Meeting Place outside. The video also covers the essentials of safe fire evacuation including checking doors for heat, crawling low in smoke and stop, drop and roll.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.313 VHS  
002.313 DVD  

 

FIRE DRILLS: THE GREAT ESCAPE?
This video is an attention-grabbing lesson in the important of conducting proper and frequent fire drills and practicing good fire safety and prevention at all times. After the opening scene of a startling fire disaster, the video encourages viewers to practice surprise fire drills with the entire family during both day and night. The video also covers the essentials of safe fire evacuation including making a fire escape plan, checking doors for heat, crawling low in smoke, stop, drop and roll, and going to the Safe Meeting Place. (15 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.314 VHS  
002.314 DVD  

 

FIREFIGHTER SAFETY
Identifies the most frequently encountered hazards and explains how to approach them. It covers health hazards, everyday duty, safety, safe use of tools, and driving and firefighting safety. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.315 VHS  
002.315 DVD  

 

FIREGROUND OPERATIONS
Vividly demonstrates how to assume commands of a fire or emergency from first alarm through return to quarters, it also explains alarm assignments and shows how to size up a situation, formulate a strategy, implement an attack, and preserve evidence of a fire's probable cause. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.316 VHS  
002.316 DVD  

 

FIRE HOSE AND NOZZLES- PART 1
Clearly demonstrates hoses, adapters, couplers, and other equipment used to join and extend hose lines. Also shows how to roll, carry, drag, and load hose onto pumpers, and demonstrates hose cleaning, repair, and inspection (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.317 VHS  
002.317 DVD  

 

FIRE HOSE AND NOZZLES - PART 2
At a fire scene on ladders, stairways, and the ground floor of a building, this demonstration of hose and nozzles uses both dry and charged hoses. Shows hookup and advancing the hose to the fire. Covers individual and team hose handling, emphasizing speed, efficiency, and safety. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.318 VHS  
002.318 DVD  

 

FIRE IN THE JAIL
Presents a dramatization of a fire set by inmates in a jail and the rapid chaos, confusion, injury, death and damage it can cause. Almost as fatal as the flames themselves was the reason behind the statistics, being unprepared. (15 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.319 VHS  
002.319 DVD  

 

FIRE: IN THE WORKPLACE
Featuring California State Fire Marshal, Ron Coleman, this program begins by telling viewers that the U.S. has a bad attitude. That's why we have the highest fire death rates in the industrial world. Combining interviews with on-scene fire footage, the program explores the reason behind the statistics. (25 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.320 VHS  
002.320 DVD  

 

FIRE OFFICER'S SERIES: MAKING A DIFFERENCE
These videos are designed to stimulate thought provoking discussion by providing a variety of learn-by-doing exercises. Learning is enhanced by this multi-sensory approach which allows students to see concepts in action and discuss insights with fellow firefighters.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321A-I VHS  
002.321 A-I DVD  

 

Introduction Video Tape: Introduction to Fire Service Management.
Provides the focus and framework necessary for personnel to understanding the unique circumstances specific to fire service management.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321A VHS  
002.321A DVD  

 

Tape 1: Interpersonal Dynamics: Getting Along and Getting through
Gives insight into each person's windows of opportunity and personal management styles. Participants identify their strengths and areas that need to be developed.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321B VHS  
002.321B DVD  

 

Tape 2: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way
Focuses on the styles of leadership. Video examines the differences between a leader and a manager.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321C VHS  
002.321C DVD  

 

Tape 3: A Symbol is a Promise
Organizational Dynamics Helps today's fire officer to maintain the best tradition has to offer, while also adjusting to the rapid pace of innovation.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321D VHS  
002.321D DVD  

 

Tape 4: The Bottom Line
Problem Solving and Conflict Resolution Discusses simple & complex problem solving techniques and constructive confrontational skills.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321E VHS  
002.321E DVD  

 

Tape 5: Building Your Team Builds the skills for effective team leadership
Concentrates on effective team building through ongoing attention to motivation and participation, and sensitivity to personal growth.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321F VHS  
002.321F DVD  

 

Tape 6: Developing Your Game Plan
Getting the Job Done Offers lots of suggestions to help fire officers better utilize shift time, clarify the hierarchy of responsibility, and use the goal model to become more effective time managers.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321G VHS  
002.321G DVD  

 

Tape 7: Coaching for Top Performance
Evaluations Explains the roles of positive disciplines, personal counseling, the communications cycle, and the job expectations in the motivation and evaluation process.
 
Catalog numbers: 001.321H VHS  
002.321H DVD  

 

 

FIRE POWER
This video shows the power and speed of an uncontrolled fire. The objectives of this video are 1) to motivate the audience to view fire as a serious threat and 2) to focus the attention of the audience on the need for smoke detectors, escape plans and immediate evaluation in the event of fire. The video also highlights the effectiveness of residential sprinklers in controlling fire and minimizing change. (17 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.322 VHS  
002.322 DVD  

 

FIRE PROTECTION IN LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES - MOVING PATIENTS TO SAFETY
Describes how health care providers can quickly move ambulatory and non-ambulatory patients to a place of safety during an emergency. Emphasis is placed on moving patients who are directly exposed to fire or smoke, and on keeping in their rooms those patients who are not immediately threatened. (17 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.323 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.323 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

FIRE SAFETY FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
Gives elderly people the facts they need to protect themselves from becoming victims of fire. Includes tips on cooking, heating and electrical safety, the stop, drop and roll technique; Operation EDITH; & evacuation from high-rise buildings. (10 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.324 VHS  
002.324 DVD  

 

FIRE SAFETY LESSONS FOR LIFE
Through firsthand experiences of people who've suffered devastating losses in fire and those on the front lines of the battle against fair. This video leaves viewers with no doubt abut the importance of home fire safety. (25 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.325 VHS  
002.325 DVD  

 

FIRE SERVICE INFECTION CONTROL
It identifies diseases which can threaten personnel, explains how they can be transmitted, and demonstrates infection control procedures to be followed-both in the field and at the station. (23 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.326 VHS  
002.326 DVD  

 

FIRST AID
Shows how to conduct the initial survey and prioritize victims. It describes ABC procedures and performing CPR. It also demonstrates accepted procedures for reducing first responder risk from communicable diseases. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.327 VHS  
002.327 DVD  

 

FIRST AID FOR BURNS AND FRACTURES
Competently shows advanced first aid procedures for setting bones and treating fractures, controlling internal bleeding, and treating thermal and chemical burns. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.328 VHS  
002.328 DVD  

 

FLAMMABLE SOLIDS
Shows the affects of fire and water on flammable solids; illustrates necessary precautions to be taken; and explains the safe handling of flammable solids in fire and non-fire conditions. (57 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.329 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.329 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

FLASHOVER
In this video you will see: Three stages of a fire, thermal radiation feedback, warning signs, heat build-up, rollover, factors affecting flashover, causes of recent increases in firefighter danger involving flashover, effects of flashover on firefighting, delaying or preventing flashover, when NOT to vent, fire ground pre-planning to reduce disorientation during search & rescue, safe search techniques, and defensive search procedures. (16 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.330 VHS  
002.330 DVD  

 

FLUE/CHIMNEY
This video is valuable both as a public education tool that can help the fire department build goodwill and improve fire prevention in the community, and as a firefighter training tool. It teaches fire safety to woodstove owners and users and specialized firefighter training for responding to a chimney fire incident. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.331 VHS  
002.331 DVD  

 

FOAM FIRE STREAMS
Identifies four ways that foam extinguishes or prevents fires; gives characteristics of several types of foam; and demonstrates how to assemble a foam fire steam system. (20 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.332 VHS  
002.332 DVD  

 

FORCIBLE ENTRY
Tells the how, why, and when of forcible entry, including the use of typical tools for the job. Carefully explains the responsibility for security arising from forcible entry. (15 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.333 VHS  
002.333 DVD  

 

FORCIBLE ENTRY-CONVENTIONAL
Entry size-up, door selection, exposure problems, strategy, different doors and components, inward and outward, frames and walls, safety precautions, tools, spreading and forcing techniques, and common errors. (32 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.334 VHS  
002.334 DVD  

 

FORCIBLE ENTRY-HIGH SECURITY DEVICES
This video recognizes the scissors gate and roll-down metal door configuration, construction and operation, size-up and strategy, when to force the lock, when to cut the door, techniques used in cutting the door, dangers unique to fire incidents with high security devices, and common errors and safety precautions. (20 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.335 VHS  
002.335 DVD  

 

FORCIBLE ENTRY-PADLOCKS
Common on fences, garages, basements, roll down metal doors, gates, barns, sheds. Lock details, mounting devices, size-up, weakest link, standard lock techniques, halligan, bolt cutter, dent puller, heavy security opening techniques, hammer headed pick, maul, duck bill lock breaker, acetylene torch, circular power saw, Master/American and foreign locks, safety. (20 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.336 VHS  
002.336 DVD  

 

FORCIBLE ENTRY-SPECIAL LOCKING DEVICES
This video identifies special locking devices, methods of entry for each type, cylinder guard plates - exposed bolt and hidden bolt, fichet locks, Mul-t-lock, and police locks - sliding bar and vertical bar. (22 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.337 VHS  
002.337 DVD  

 

FORCIBLE ENTRY-THROUGH-THE-LOCK
America's increasing pre-occupation with security is making fire service entry more and more difficult. Understanding that locks are simple, only the tumblers are sophisticates simplifies entry. The "key" is two simple tool shapes. (22 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.338 VHS  
002.338 DVD  

 

GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS
Shows the organization of a fire department and its scope of operation as well as the rules and regulations that apply to each firefighter. Presents departmental rules, regulations, discipline, and teamwork in a positive manner. (30 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.368 VHS  
002.368 DVD  

 

GRANDPA JOE'S SECRET
In an effort to teach his grandson how dangerous matches and lighters can be, Grandpa Joe tells a story of a little boy who started a fire that burned his clubhouse. The program is designed to prevent child-set fires from occurring by teaching children that matches and lighters are tools not toys, and fire is very powerful and can hurt you and the things you love. (12 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.369 VHS UNAVAILABLE
002.369 DVD UNAVAILABLE

 

HAZ-CHEM SERIES - BENZENE, TOLUENE, & XYLENE
This information-packed film introduces some fundamental lessons about emergency procedures: occupancies where these solvents are found, long-term carcinogenic effects of benzene, using foam for fire and vapor control, precautions for safe storage and use, hazards of aromatic hydrocarbons, controlling sources of ignition, spill clean-up on land or water, emergency medical treatment, reactivity hazards, how vapors behave, and decontamination. (28 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.399 VHS  
002.399 DVD  

 

HAZ-CHEM SERIES - CHLORINE
This information-packed film introduces some fundamental lessons about emergency procedures: what happens when containers are exposed to fire, identifying the presence of chlorine, protective clothing for mitigation activities, how to use cooling and vapor control water, methods for vapor leak detection, chlorine Institute A, B & C kits, health hazards of exposure, chlorine container design, response role of CHLOREP teams, and how vapors behave. (25 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.400 VHS  
002.400 DVD  

 

HAZ-CHEM SERIES - HAZARDOUS WASTE
This information-packed film introduces some fundamental lessons about emergency procedures: identifying unknown hazardous substances, illegal waste disposal practices, DOT and EPA marking requirements, monitoring atmospheric hazards, how waste manifests can help, selecting protective clothing, toxicity of hazardous waste, how to make the site safe, and decontamination. (27 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.401 VHS  
002.401 DVD  

 

HAZ-CHEM SERIES - HYDROGEN SULFIDE
This exciting new film provides up-to-date information about: why smell cannot be relied on to detect hydrogen sulfide, action for first responders at suspected H2S incidents, why fire fighter turnouts provide the best protection, why letting the fire burn may be the best strategy, symptoms of exposure to hydrogen sulfide, monitoring equipment and methodology, establishment of safe areas, decontamination procedure, and ventilation operations. (28 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.402 VHS  
002.402 DVD  

 

HAZ-CHEM SERIES - INORGANIC OXIDIZERS
This video teaches lifesaving lessons about emergency response to incidents involving the most common inorganic oxidizers: Ammonium nitrate, Calcium hypochlorite, and Nitric acid. This explains the hazards of these chemicals as well as safe storage and handling procedures, symptoms of exposure, DOT and NFPA markings, containers, first responder responsibilities, fire fighting and more. (28 minutes)
 
Catalog numbers: 001.403 VHS  
002.403 DVD  

 

HAZ-CHEM SERIES - PESTICIDES
This information-packed film introduces some fundamental lessons about emergency procedures: flammability, health, & reactivity hazards, procedures for spill and leak emergencies, symptoms of exposure to toxic pesticides, where pesticides may be encountered, safe handling & storage procedures, understanding and using EPA labels, when it's best to let