ACADEMY 51ST BASIC FIRE ACADEMY OCFSL - (V-232) - 30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Academy students receive calisthenics, fitness and warming up exercise information, then participate in same. Net Training Center, Huntington Beach.

ACADEMY 75th BASIC FIRE ACADEMY OCFSL - (V-233) - 30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Academy activity recorded. Inspection, physical agility, extrication drills, ladder drills, hose drills, ventilation, and fire fighting.

ACADEMY 76th BASIC FIRE ACADEMY OCFSL - (V-234) - 2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Special protective fire fighting clothing displayed. Special instructions and information given for fighting flammable liquid pit fires. Academy students donned special clothing and participated in extinguishment of pit fires. Tustin, MCS.

ACADEMY 93rd BASIC FIRE ACADEMY OCFSL - (V-235) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Record of the graduation ceremony hosted by the Santa Ana Fire Department. Santa Ana.

ABCD'S OF PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS OCFSL - (V-3) - 25 Minutes – Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: (Somewhat obsolete because of depiction of illegal inverting, old type foam and soda acid extinguisher.) Basic film on the design, use and problems associated with the four major types of fire extinguisher. Good for introduction to extinguisher if qualified by stressing that obsolete units are shown and should be removed if found in service. OCFSL purchase

ADVANCED REP PLANNING ISSUES - EENET OCFSL - (V-102) - 3 hours - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The DOT presents "Safety --- our prime concern". This is about the transportation of radioactive and other hazardous materials.

AGRICULTURE AND THE FOOD INGESTION PATHWAY: EFFECTIVE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLANNING OCFSL - (V-224) - EENET DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Video conference sponsored by FEMA/USDA. Designed to familiarize state and local emergency response personnel from agriculture and public health organizations, as well as radiological emergency planners, responders and managers from state and local organizations with the concept of radiological emergency preparedness from an agriculture and food ingestion pathway perspective.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1987 VOL 1 #10 OCFSL - (V-59) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Detroit, MI. Abandoned warehouse - arson - 3 fire fighters killed; Discusses controversial subject of aggressive interior fire fighting in abandoned buildings due for demolition; Fall River, MA. Kerr Mill Complex (Textiles): original building circa; 1890 information regarding older automatic sprinkler systems; Water safety training for fire fighters. Eureka, CA. Dock and boat fire; winds, fuel and creosote wood create major fire problem. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1988 VOL 2 #10 OCFSL - (V-87) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Wilmington, DE. Warehouse fire; petroleum tanker explosion. NY, NY. High School fire; five alarm fire, apartment fire. Sunnyvale, CA. Murder-hostage drama. Martinsville, VI. Hazardous materials training, Dupont Chemical. NEW SEGMENTS: "Industrial Strength" Safety Training "Washington Notebook" Legislation - Fire Fighter Benefits "Product Message" Akron Brass. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1989 VOL 3 #10 OCFSL - (V-138) - 47 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Orange County, FL. Structure collapse; Near Disney World. 2 firefighter fatalities. Investigation of fatal fire still underway. Narrative reports by OD Firefighters. Prof. Francis Brannigan Building construction and fire fighting. Prof. Brannigan presents his findings on years of research pertaining to building construction and fire fighting. Bushnell, FL. Firefighters killed. 2 firefighters killed when pump on their brush truck stalled. Large tractor trailer, travelling at a high rate of speed plunged into thick smoke, striking a police cruiser, that in turn struck the firefighters. Surfside Beach ,SC/Condominium Fires. Discussion relating to condominium fire problems, zeroing Escambia Co., FL. in on construction. Delaware, Part I High Tech Help. Computer haz-mat incidents. 1 of a 3 part series. Featuring Delaware Fire Depts. Pensacola ,FL (near). Industrial strength hot tub fire. Results of a fire involving fiberglass and plastic in a non-sprinkled warehouse. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1990 VOL 4 #10 OCFSL - (V-167) - 50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: New York Social Club - First Report; Philadelphia, PA. Subway Train Derailment; Fort Lauderdale, FL. Exposure Time Bomb; 2nd Alarm - Nanticoke, Ontario Tyre King Fire; Ice/Water Safety Techniques. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1991 VOL 5 #10 OCFSL - (V-216) - 52 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Philadelphia, PA. High rise fire-expander report; 2nd Alarm. Cooper County, MO. Yellow phosphorus train derailment; Timonium, MD. Deep mine rescue. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1992 VOL 6 #10 OCFSL - (V-278) - 49 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, CA. Health services high rise blaze; Indianapolis, IN. Athletic Club high rise fire; Vehicle Extrication. Part I; San Francisco, CA. Int'l Airport annual Air Crash Exercise. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1993 VOL 7 #10 OCFSL - (V-373) - 77:33 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: New York, NY. World Trade Center Bombing - 17:12 min.; Santa Rosa, CA. Tire fire - 17:32 min.; 2nd Alarm. Hard Training. SCBA (Part I) - 11:52 min.; Fire File. GM vs NBC - 6:00 min.; Survival Training. Rope Rescue Level 1 (Part I) - 25:59 min. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1994 VOL 8 #10 OCFSL - (V-399) - 76:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, Earthquake; Northridge, Parking garage extrication; Northridge, Meadows Apt. collapse; Los Angeles City FD, Disaster preparedness division; Fire File, LiteLine 360 TM; Survival Training, Ground ladders #501-0016. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1995 VOL 10 #4 OCFSL - (V-419) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News: Wilson, NC. Gasoline Tanker Fire; Roseville, MN. Tanker Loading Facility Fire; Hot Topics Part I: Anatomy of a Tanker Truck; Hot Topics Part II: Anatomy of a Loading Facility; Trainer's Questions: Survival Training, Wildland Firefighting Part I. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1996 OCFSL - (V-474) - 66:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Recent Railroad Emergencies; St. Paul, MN. Runaway train derailment; Jersey City, NJ.Commuter train collision; Trainers Questions; HOT TOPICS: What to know at a Railroad Emergency; FIRE FILE: Train Collision Avoidance System; SURVIVAL TRAINING: Mask Confidence, Part 2. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1997 OCFSL - (V-501) - 1:53 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Plano, TX. Street Fire; Life Cycle of a Wood Shingle Roof Fire; Roof Fire Tactics; Phases of Fire; 13D Sprinkler Demonstration; 13D System Components Tool; Class A Foam vs. Water Attack; Survival Training: New Vehicle Technology. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1998 OCFSL - (V-528) - 44:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Real world incident- Burke, VA. Firehouse fire; Incident Analysis: Burke, VA. Chiefs Report; Real world incident – Silver Lake, WI. Firehouse fire; Hot topic: Firehouse fire prevention; Burke, VA. Final comments; Survival Training: Lost and Disoriented in structure; Essentials of firefighting beginning rope skills. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 1999 OCFSL – (V-553) – 50:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fort Worth, TX – Fire ruled arson. Bourbonnais, IL – Rescue efforts in Amtrak derailment. Manhattan, NY – Eleven story apartment fire – firefighters rescue twins from ninth story. Hollywood, CA – Retail shop fire cause not determined. North San Fernando Valley, CA – Strip shopping center fire. Sioux Falls, SD – Fire at hotel. Florida – Fire season ’99 begins in Florida. Phoenix, AZ – Paper recycling plant burns. Martinez, CA – Three workers killed at Tosco Avon Refinery. Rescue – Legislation to make people pay for their own costly rescues, which usually end up costing taxpayers millions each year. California – Mock terrorism drill brings local, state and federal officials together to implement a plan of action. IAFF – President Clinton steps up the initiative against terrorist acts by adding more money to the budget for terrorism training funding. Porterdale, CA – Fire strikes at the fire station. Jackson, MS – Fire truck/car crash. The Case for Class A Foam. CAFS Hardware. New CAFS Apparatus. Class A Foam Evolutions. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 2000 OCFSL - (V-599) -62:30 Minutes: DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Oklahoma City Bombing, Part I; Oklahoma City Bombing, Part II; Anthra Scenario. Firefighter II Training. Truck Company Operations, Part III; Vertical Ventilation, Part II.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1987 VOL 2 #2 OCFSL - (V-79) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Chicago, IL. 911 fatal fire; the various problems that occurred during the attempted rescue of a woman from a fire on the 20th floor of a high-rise, including: fire reporting by victim to dispatchers; incident reporting dispatchers to fire fighters; and the difficulty fire fighters had reaching and attacking the fire. Anchorage, AK. Jet strikes terminal building; two mechanics were taxiing a 727 when it struck a passenger loading walkway and burst into flame. Incident involved evacuation and fire fighting. Markham,ONT. Fire involving 105 homes under construction; water turned off, high winds. California Women inmates fight wildland fire. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1988 VOL 3 #2 OCFSL - (V-94) - 42 Minutes – Color Note: Starting with this volume, American Heat has arranged for college credits to be given in cooperation with the University of Cincinnati. Up to eight hours of college credit may be earned by those who qualify. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Broward Co.,FL. GLS chemical fire; a chemical warehouse fire hampered by inadequate information, jurisdictional problems and different IC systems; FF had a difficult time handling the incident. New York City, NY. Building fire and collapse; fire in a 6 story vacant building with two occupied buildings adjacent. Nassau Co., NY. Propane tanker fire; 2500 gallons of propane on a major expressway; evacuation of 2000 people and the involvement of over 20 fire departments over two days. Ponderosa, TX. Another identical incident on the water tower. See V-93. 2nd Alarm "Industrial Strength" Pressurized vessels - Bakersfield, CA. Heat stress program - Phoenix, AZ ."Heat stress unit" responds to fires when temperature reaches 100 F. "Product Messages" Eagle suspenders. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1989 VOL 4 #2 OCFSL - (V-142) - 49 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Atlanta, GA. Fire at Peachtree 25th high-rise fire. 10 story building; no sprinkler system. Standpipes and alarms did work. 5 people died in the fire, but thorough pre-planning and fore knowledge at the building prevented greater loss of life and damage. Discussion of electrical shorts and importance of understanding. Baton Rouge, LA. T.V. Tower rescue. The rescue of a 10 year old boy who climbed up 400 feet on a 750-foot tower. Police and fire personnel combine energies to complete rescue. Hackensack, NJ. Hackensack Memorial. Memorial dedicated to 5 firefighters killed in truss roof collapse July 1, 1988. Tabletop Demonstration Selection of firefighting foam. F.S. instructor John Sachen explains difference between emulsifying and non-emulsifying foam. Discusses correct selection for specific fires. American Heaters "Pluggie" the controlled fire hydrant used to educate school children about fire safety. A tray carrying ammonium nitrate tips on its side in Delaware, N.Y., open house at David Taylor Research Center near Bethesda, MD. Three simulators present everything from a multi-vehicle accident to a diesel spill and fire. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1990 VOL 5 #2 OCFSL – (V-175) – 49:15 Minute DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Santa Barbara, CA. Wildland Blazes; Miami, FL. Historic Woolwayths Fire; 2nd Alarm. Waterbury, CT. Fatal Fire Engine Crash, Part 2; Swedish Flashover Training. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1991 VOL 6 #2 OCFSL - (V-258) - 48 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Perryvill, MD. Propane explosion; Times Square, NY. Dramatic high rise rescue; 2nd Alarm. Part 2. Farm implement rescue training; High Ridge, MD. Homecoming & anniversary fund raiser. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1992 VOL 7 #2 OCFSL - (V-287) - 51 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Black Jack, MO. Trench Cave-in rescue - 18 min.; Clayton, MO. Courthouse shooting – 10 min.; 2nd Alarm; Critical Incident Stress. Debriefing - 19 min.; Hudson, NY. Parade and muster - 4 min. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1993 VOL 8 #2 OCFSL - (V-377) - 75:42 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Marrieta, GA. C-130 Crash--Dobbins Air Force Base; Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Train and Tanker Collision; 2nd Alarm Springfield, IL. Video Pre-Planning; Kramer vs. Kramer. Using pumpers as first responders; Fire File "Transcare" Training Project; Survival Training Rope Rescue Level Two Pt. 2. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1995 VOL 10 #8 OCFSL - (V-440) - 35:14 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Newington, CT. Newington VA Medical Center fire; Jacksonville, FL. Cathedral Towers; Pre-planning health care facilities Building construction; Tactical considerations at a health care facility fire. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1997 OCFSL - (V-509) - 76:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; St. Petersburg. Civil Disturbance-Phase one; St. Petersburg. Civil Disturbance-Phase two; Tips for Responding to violent situations; Recognizing the signs of gang activity; Survival training program; Firefighters Essentials - Vertical ventilation. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1998 OCFSL – (V-536) – 65:27 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News - Garden Apartment Fires; Real World Incident: Kona Village Apartment Fire – Bremerton, WN; Real World Incident: Barclay Apartment Fire – Houston, TX; Hot Topic: Garden Apartment Fire Safety; Real World Incidents: Sony Run Apartment Fire – Maple Shade, N.J; Essentials of Firefighting safety harness and operating from ladders. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 1999 OCFSL – (V-564) – 42:34 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News. Wildland interface and intermix. The Elliot incident – wearing the proper wildland PPE's. Camp Pendleton Live Burn. Pump and Roll and Progressive Hoselays. The Santiago incident Shelter Deployment.

AMERICAN HEAT AUGUST 2000 OCFSL – (V-607). DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: Vendome Part I, Vendome Part II - Hackensack Ford Part I, Hackensack Part II.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1987 VOL 2 #6 OCFSL - (V-83) - 20 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Milford, MI. Fire Fighter training deaths. NFPA 1403 Revision Studied. Rochester, NY. Grain fertilizer fire. Santa Clara, CA. Propane truck fire. SECOND ALARM. Women in the fire service. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1988 VOL 3 #6 OCFSL - (V-110) - 34 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Kansas City, MO Explosion kills six fire fighters; first report. Miscellaneous explosives and haz-mat stored in trailers. Altus, OK. Cotton bales involved in wind-whipped conflagration in a ten block area.Kansas Fire School Flammable liquids fire fighting. Saskatchewan, Can. Charity drive to support burn unit. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1989 VOL 4 #6 OCFSL - (V-155) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: SPECIAL EARTHQUAKE EDITION: San Francisco; Oakland

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1990 VOL 5 #6 OCFSL - (V-191) - 50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, CA. Universal Studio Blaze; Bay City, MI. Jupiter Shipboard Fire; 2nd Alarm. Berkeley, CA. Fatal Fraternity Fire; Fire Service Training Academies. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1991 VOL 6 #6 OCFSL - (V-267) - 49:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Oakland, CA. Full report – conflagration; LA County, CA. Lightweight truss collapse; 2nd Alarm. Part II. Wildland firefighting techniques; St. Louis, MO. Smoke detector program. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1992 VOL 7 #6 OCFSL - (V-369) - 52 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Alton, IL. Firefighter fatalities - 21 min.; Greeley, CO. Paper products warehouse fire - 12 min.; Hialeah, FL. Part IV--Underwater rescue – 11 min.; C.D.F. Wildland travel kits - 8 min. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1993 VOL 8 #6 OCFSL - (V-392) - 70:44 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, Apartment fire; Oakland, CA. Apartment fire. 2nd Alarm: Hot topic, Arvada Maze; Fire File, The Dragon Slayer; Survival Training, School Bus Rescue Pt. 2. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1996 OCFSL - (V-490) - 98:47 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Chapel Hill, N.C. Fraternity House Fire; Fraternity House Fire Emergency Response Team Efforts; Fraternity House Fire Investigation; 13R Retroactive Sprinkler Ordinance; Chapel Hill, NC. Life Safety Improvement in Greek Houses; Trainers Questions; Hot Topics: Residential Sprinkler Systems; Fire File: Educating College Age Students on Fire and Life Safety. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1997 OCFSL - (V-517) - 51:49 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Irving, TX. Fatal fire; Azic, TX. "Live" Burn Injury. Elbridged, N.Y. Caught in a flashover; Memphis, Tenn. Fatal fire; Lakewood, Wash. Flooded mobile home park with fire; Jacksonville, Fl. Tree collapse on mobile home. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1998 OCFSL – (V-544) – 48:08 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Heavy Vehicle Rescue – American Heat News; Real World Incident: City Bus Crashes car – Nashville, TN; Survival Tip: Underneath a City Bus; Extrication Issues; Real World Incident: I-24 Tractor and Trailor Collision – Nashville, TN; Hot Topic: Responding to a school bus accident. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 1999 OCFSL – (V-582) – 42:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Weapons of Mass Destruction. W.M.D Incident wrap up. Mercury Nevada – MD practical exercise #1. Mercury NV – WMD Practical Exercise #2. Personal Protective Equipment for the future. Alamogordo, New Mexico – Haz-Mat drill. Dallas, TX – WMD Drill.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1987 VOL 1 #8 OCFSL - (V-57) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: San Juan, Puerto Rico Hotel Fire, 12-13-86. Entire video dedicated to the arson fire in the Dupont Hotel; 96 dead. Elements include: San Juan background EMS, rescues from balcony & roof; Hotel Layout; Interviews and attitudes; Fire Suppression; Path of Fire; Marriott retrofitting and hotel safety programs. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1988 VOL 2 #8 OCFSL - (V-85) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Deadwood, PA. Large fire - small town. Champaign, IL. City stripped of fire defense due to large fire. New Jersey Lumberyard and petrochemical fire. Prince George's County, MD Multiple life loss fire and resulting programs including new sprinkler law. SECOND ALARM Bridgeport building collapse "Mole" becomes fire fighter.Extrication, Part I OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1989 VOL 3 #8 OCFSL - (V-127) - 44 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Memphis, TN. Propane accident on freeway; 8 fatalities. Firefighters, paramedics face 3 separate incidents in one. Contains tabletop, discussion of liquid propane. St.Basille, Grand Quebec PCB fire - warehouse; caused short term fire suppression problems and long term health concerns for firefighters. Michigan, Flint Township--Warehouse-Plastics plant fire; Major concern in fire, HazMat. ISOCYANATE -- 2nd alarm fire. Armenia Earthquake U.S. response - 25,000 killed, over 1/2 million injured and homeless. Describes response and assistance provided by U.S. Fire Rescue and Emergency Medical teams. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1990 VOL 4 #8 OCFSL - (V-164) - 47 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Bronx, NY. Power Plant Explosion & Fire; Los Angeles, CA. Highrise & Exposure Fire; LeSourdsville, OH. Americana Amusement Fire; 2nd Alarm - Walpole, MA. Manhole Explosion & Rescue; Univ. of Cincinnati College Questions. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1991 VOL 5 #8 OCFSL - (V-204) - 46 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Revere, MA. 10 Alarm Conflagration; Calhoun, TN. Major Freeway Pileup; 2nd Alarm. Fort Benjamin Harrison Natural Gas Explosion; Natural Gas Discussion. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1992 VOL 6 #8 OCFSL - (V-271) - 52:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Galena, IL. Ski resort fire; Baltimore Co., MD. Trench rescue; 2nd Alarm. Trench Rescue Techniques Part I. Order Out of Chaos. Incident Command Training Program; Gainesville, FL. Arson resources. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1993 VOL 7 #8 OCFSL - (V-371) Time: not provided. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Aurora, CO. Natural gas explosion; Addison, TX. Vehicle extrication; 2nd Alarm. Hard training. Vehicles under ice; Survival training. Continued space rescue. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1994 VOL 8 #8 OCFSL - (V-394) - 73:03 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Atlanta, GA. Housefire & floor collapse; Brooklyn, NY. Building fire & floor collapse; Hot Topic, Building collapse; Fire File, New vehicle extrication product: Pt. 11; Survival Training, Self cont. Breath.Apparatus (SCBA) Segment #501-0014. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1995 VOL 10 #2 OCFSL - (V-416) - 75:27 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Tulsa, OK. Ladder and Engine Collision; Mt. Laurel, NJ. Ladder Truck & Automobile Collision; Hot Topic, Lights and Sirens; Survival Training, Emergency Vehicle Driver Obstacle; Course Segment #501-0026. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1997 OCFSL - (V-494) - 97:57 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News Incident; Trainer Question; Overland Park, KS. Natural Gas Explosion; Garage Fire Scenario & Thermal Imaging Camera; Construction of Single Family Dwellings; Basement Fire Scenario & Thermal Imaging Camera; Critique Session - Basement fire; Kitchen Fire Scenario & Thermal Imaging Camera; Survival Training: firefighter I Basic Rescue. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1998 OCFSL - (V-521) - 42:15 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Culpepper county, VA. Incident analysis: First crash with airbags in both vehicles; Hot topic: Airbag death and injury update; Training Demo: Out of position occupants and airbags; New Technology: Volvo side impact bags; Firefighter Survival Skills Training: Loss of water in Hoseline; Donning the SCBA segment #501-0061. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 1999 OCFSL – (V-548) – 66:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News – North Olmsted, a King’s Road Condominium Fire; Real World Incident: Cathedral High Rise Fire- Jacksonville, FL; Council Tower High Rise Fire – St. Louis; Hot Topic: High Rise Firefighting. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 2000 OCFSL - (V-586) - 81:14 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News: Flooding - "The Land Down Under" What do you do?; Grand Forks N.D - Part I; Las Vegas "Flash Flood"; Swift Water Training; Grand Fork, N.D Part II.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1987 VOL 1 #7 OCFSL - (V-56) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION : Natural gas incidents: Columbus, OH -Dwelling basement; McDonald, OH - Overpressure to residential area - multiple fires; Milwaukee, WI. Training natural gas incidents; Fort Worth, TX. Explosion. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1988 VOL 2 #7 OCFSL - (V-84) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fargo, ND, Cold water rescue. Roundrock, TX. Moorhead railroad hazardous materials incidents Milwaukee, WI. Fire fighters face multiple fatality fire SECOND ALARM Update. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1989 VOL 3 #7 OCFSL - (V-114) - 36 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: - Kansas City, MO Update , six fire fighters killed; tactics compliance by the construction company to regulations; safety data sheets. Industrial Strength Ammonium Nitrate - tabletop demonstration. Los Angeles, CA. Wildland fires -- Santa Ana winds. Pembroke Pines,FL. Plane crash; development around airports --plane crashes into mall. Lincoln, NE. Rescue and fire suppression activities at fire discussed in Pulse EMT, Fall '88.Bellevue, NE. Media Fire College; sensitizing the media to fire fighter's problems. Product Message Tempest Power Blower. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1990 VOL 4 #7 OCFSL - (V-158) - 62 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Johnson City, TN. Nursing/Retirement; Norfolk & Roanoke, VA. Home fires; Smyrna, GA. Navy Jet Crash; Cold Weather Firefighting; General; 3rd Alarm; Cal Hypo & Isos: Use Your Biggest Bullets. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1991 VOL 5 #7 OCFSL - (V-193) – 38 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Denver, CO. Tank Farm Inferno; City of Industry, CA. Magnesium Fire; 2nd Alarm. Thousand Oaks, CA. Apartment Complex Blaze; American Heaters. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1992 VOL 6 #7 OCFSL-(V-268) - 51 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Central Florida. Church Arson Fires; Philadelphia, PA. Petroleum Products Fire; 2nd Alarm. Part III. Wildland fire fighting techniques; Los Angeles, CA. Urban Search & Rescue Drill. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1993 VOL 7 #7 OCFSL - (V-370) Time: not provided. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Milwaukee, WI. Tanker truck fire; Oshkosh, WI. Wax company fire; 2nd Alarm. Part I: Vehicle extrication under ice; Upcoming Programming Information; Survival Training; Part I: Confined Space Rescue. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1994 VOL 8 #7 OCFSL - (V-393) - 65:47 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, CA. Wildfires; Mobile, Alabama. Amtrak train derailment. 2nd Alarm: Hot Topic, Preplanning for Rail Car incidents; Fire File, New vehicle extrication products; Survival Training, Personal protective clothing seg. #501-0013. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1995 VOL 10 #1 OCFSL - (V-413) - 60:16 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Sea Isle City, NJ,Confined Space Fatality; Newhall, CA. Deep Shaft Rescue; Malibu, CA. Deep Shaft Rescue; HOT TOPIC: Rigging for Space Rescues. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1997 OCFSL - (V-492) - 85:26 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Memphis Car Fire; NFA Fire Flow Formula; 2 in: 2 out procedure; 1403 Live Burn Standard; CO Emergency; CO Investigations; Car Fire In Driveway; MFRI Van & Car Fire; Fire File: Hood Tool Demo; NFA Luminary Service; Survival Training. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1998 OCFSL - (V-519) - 52:52 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Incident Analysis princess Diana Crash; Hot Topic: 40 mph/40 percent offset crash tests; Real world incident: Vehicle extrication and boiling collapse Henrietta, N.Y; Survival Training: SCBA Entanglement; Essentials of firefighting SCBA Operational check. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 1999 OCFSL – (V-546) – 48:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News - Westville, N.J; Real World Incident: Deptford, N.J; car up a pole; Laurel, M.D; Square Rollover; N.J, WA; Plane Crashes; Hot Topic: Tampa FL, A Washer Rescue. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 2000 OCFSL – (V-584) – 50:43 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News. Low rise Hotel I motel fires: Bowling Green, Kentucky – Multiple fatality motel fire; Building Construction considerations; Dallas TX – Motel Fire Bowling Green – Dallas comparison.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1987 VOL 2 #1 OCFSL - (V-74) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Dayton, OH. Sherwin Williams fire; ignited paint thinner destroyed 10 year old, fully sprinklered building. Pebble Beach, CA. Illegal campfire starts wildland fire; 31 homes destroyed in $10 million fire. CDF receives a lot of "heat" regarding tactics - mainly from non-fire service people. "Flame proof" house in path of fire survives. News Media Fire College, Dade Co., FL. Reporters learn to fight fire. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1988 VOL 3 #1 OCFSL - (V-93) – 42 Minutes – Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Orlando, FL Hinley Air Products explosion; fire, rocketting cylinders; decision to stand and fight. Redondo Beach,CA Pier fire; initial attack, evacuation; multi-agency coordination and fire boat activities. Ponderosa, TX Water tower rescue; painter's scaffold breaks and volunteer FD using high rise training and help from Houston FD make the rescue. 2nd Alarm "Industrial Strength" Petroleum fire in Colombia, MO; proper application of foam, shutting off valves and diking. Special segment on foaming a tanker fire. Positive pressure ventilation. "Product Message" The Antenna Specialists, Inc. Tempest Technology Corp. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1989 VOL 4 #1 OCFSL - (V-141) - 50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: San Bernardino, CA. Train derailment. A runaway train careens into residential neighborhood killing 4, injures 12. San Bernardino, CA. Gasoline explosion. Gasoline pipeline ruptures and explodes 13 days after train derailment. Jacksonville, FL. Bridge rescue. 4 people inspecting the underside of a bridge take a ride when boom brakes. Brent, FL. Foam rubber fire. Table top demonstration--warehouse fire involving foam rubber and aerosol cans provides information for Sr. Fire Service Instructor who discussed characteristics of burning polyurethane and similar materials. American Heaters Segment shows clips of a winery fire, a haz-mat spill, and an EMS competition. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1991 VOL 6 #1 OCFSL - (V-246) - 51 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Minneapolis, MN. Boating accident rescue; St. Louis, MO. Suicide attempt rescue; Lawrence, KS. Historic auditorium blaze. 2nd Alarm. Part I. Farm implement rescue training; American Heaters. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1992 VOL 7 #1 OCFSL - (V-285) - 48 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Martinez, CA. Sulfuric acid spill and fire; Havelock, NC. Vehicle extrication; 2nd Alarm; Vehicle Extrication. Part III. Orange County, CA. Mass casualty incident drill. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1994 VOL 9 #1 OCFSL - (V-402) - 68:48 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Wilmington, DE. Church fire; St. Louis, MO. Church fire; Belleville, IL. Church fire; 2^nd Alarm: Hot Topic Church fire behavior; Fire file: Pierce 100ft. aerial apparatus; American Heat News: Trainers questions; Survival Training #501-0019 Hose Operations. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1995 VOL 10 #7 OCFSL - (V-431) - 66:53 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Jacksonville, FL. Westside tire fire; Las Vegas, NV; East Chicago, IL. Tire fire; Lynwood, WV. Tire Pile Fire; Fire Suppression Techniques and Firefighter safety at the scene of a tire fire; Survival training: Truck company operations, Lesson #1, Forcible entry, Segment #501-0031. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1997 OCFSL-(V-507) - 74:07 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Philadelphia, PA. Row house collapse; Stockton, CA Firefighter fatalities; Survivors story: Collapse case studies - LA/Philadelphia; BPS explosion update Trainers questions; Survival Training: Ventilation concepts. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1998 OCFSL - (V-534) - 57:04 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Real World Incident. Central Florida F4 Tornadoes; Hot Topic: NWS Storm Prediction Center Ahead of the Storm; Real World Incident - Nashville, TN. F3 Tornadoes; Hot Topic: National Weather Service Surviving The Storm; Real World Incident – Tornadoes Across The Country; Real World Incident – Stoneville, N.C., F3 Tornado; Real World Incident – Comfrey, MN. F3 Tornado. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 1999 OCFSL – (V-562) – 36:12 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News - Atlanta Cotton Mill Fire, Parts 1 – 3; Assorted Target Hazards Waltham Fire; Church Fires and Church Construction; Firefighter II Training – rapid Intervention Teams, part I.

AMERICAN HEAT JULY 2000 OCFSL – (V-605) – 63:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: Crude Oil Demonstration - Sherwood, North Dakota: Thermal Imaging Camera Demon - NEW TECHNOLOGY: Addington, Oklahoma: Firefighter II, Operating Aerial Apparatus Part II.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1987 VOL 1 #12 OCFSL - (V-73) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Bridgeport, CN. Building collapse; L'Ambiance Plaza was to be a 13 story lift slab building. Floors were poured on the ground, stacked and then hoisted into place. 28 died and fire, rescue, EMS and construction personnel were involved in the rescue. Bronx, NY. Gas explosion collapsed a four story building. Stresses organization of rescue efforts. Refresher course on Rope Rescue (rappelling). Redwood City, CA. Ventilation techniques in furniture store. Training suggestions for Fourth of July -fireworks/pyrotechnics. Earthquake/International Disaster Team Seminar including El Salvador disaster. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1988 VOL 2 #12 OCFSL - (V-92) - 48 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, CA. First Interstate Bank high-rise fire; logistics, problems, knockdown; EMS logistics, lessons; includes names of LACFD members to contact for questions. 2nd Alarm. "Industrial Strength" Cryogenic air packs. "Product Message" The antenna specialists, Inc. NFPA Standard 1500, Firefighter Safety. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1989 VOL 3 #12 OCFSL - (V-140) - 53 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Richmond, CA. Chevron Refinery fire. U.S.A.'s most productive refinery fire. Sam Chu Lin reports from near San Francisco. Martin & Broward Co.,FL. Two arson bulkplant fires. Fires occur simultaneously 80 miles apart shows how firefighters select resources. Minneapolis,MN. Lumberyard fire. Quick containment and exposure protection are studied by Batt. Ch. Hines. Catskill, NY. Tire fires. When tire dump burns, suppression and clean-up can take months. Catskill incident is reviewed. Delaware--Part 3 High Tech help. Final part in series looks at Delaware's advanced vehicle locator. W. Gloucester, RI. Factory mutual. Results of factory mutuals offensive tire testing. Called largest test facility in the world. American Heaters New segment. Designed to showcase scenes and incidents from these in the fire service who not only feel and take the heat, but also capture the heat on video. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1990 VOL 4 #12 OCFSL - (V-172) - 34 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Armstrong Co., PA. Train Derailment & Explosions; Tampa, FL. Citgo Tank Farm Fire; 2nd Alarm. Seattle, WA. Flammable solids fires; American Heaters. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1991 VOL 5 #12 OCFSL - (V-237) - 41 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Madison, WI. Cold Storage Warehouse Blaze, Bronx, NY. Overturned Tanker Accidents; Clayton, MO. High Rise Firefighting preparedness; Texas A&M Coll.Sta.,TX. Hazardous Materials Control School; Edition 11; Pulse; "Backdraft"; Firefighters review. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1992 VOL 6 #12 OCFSL - (V-284) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Expanded Report. The Los Angeles Riots, Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, Response around the nation. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1996 OCFSL - (V-478) - 87:31 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; The Mechanics of Propane; Incidents: New York, N.Y. Cylinder explosion; Weyauvesa, WI. Tanker explosion; Department sport light; Trainers questions; Hot topics: Propane scenario; Hot topics Part II: Propane training evolutions; Fire File: Propane training tools; Survival Training: Ropes and knots. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1997 OCFSL - (505) - 92:37 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Plantation, FL. Towne Mall Fire;Jacksonville, FL. Strip Center Fire; Hot Topics Scenario and Pre-Planning Tips; San Diego, CA. Case Study; Brooklyn, NY. Case Study; Yonkers, NY. Case Study; Houston, TX. Mall Collapse; Jacksonville, FL. Collapse and Rescue; Survival Training Forcible Entry. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1998 OCFSL - (V-532) - 48:21 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Haz-Mat – Flammable liquids and gases; American Heat News; Real World Incident: Tanker rollover – Tempa, Fl.; Hot topic: Emulsifier uses and concerns; Real World Incident: Tanker rollover – Mankato, MN.; New technologies – 911 catch system; Real World Incident: Ruptured gas line – Grand Haven, MI.; Haz-Mat Training: Flammable liquids with the "Ragin Cajun"; Survival Training: Caught in a partial collapse. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 1999 OCFSL – (V-560) – 90:25 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News – Artrak Crash, Bourbonnais, IL; KAL 801 Crash, Guam; F5 Tornado Moore, Oklahoma; Firefighter II training "IFSTA Fire Company's Greatest HITS"

AMERICAN HEAT JUNE 2000 OCFSL – (V-603) – 65:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: Delta Flight 191 Crash - DFW Fire Training Profile: "Mixing Bowl"– Black Powder Incident - Colonial Pipeline Break - OREIS/Operation Respond Profile - IFSTA Truck & Driver: 47-0037 Operating Aerial Apparatus Part I.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1987 VOL 1 #9 OCFSL - (V-58) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Train collision - Amtrak Colonial #95 vs. 3 Conrail engines, 1-4-87. The wreck occurred in Baltimore, MD. The video includes a look at S.T.A.R.T. (See V-30 for S.T.A.R.T. Program), and JEMS. (Journal of Emergency Medical Services). OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1988 VOL 2 #9 OCFSL - (V-86) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Indianapolis, IN. Fire and collapse; fifteen fire fighters trapped. Bucker, MO & San Jose, CA. Drownings and near drownings. Cleveland, OH & St.Louis, MO. Major blazes, vacant building and block-long paper company. SECOND ALARM. Extrication, Part II, Orlando, FL. The "Baker Life Chute". OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1989 VOL 3 #9 OCFSL - (V-128) - 43 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Brooklyn, NY Flashover - Apartment building fires; four firefighters attacking interior fires on 2nd and 3rd floors of an apartment building are trapped by flashover. Are rescued by standard operating procedures set by the NYFD. Wilmington, DE. Huge shipboard fire; ship 557 feet in length, 6 stories high. Fire started in engine room, igniting and spewing oil. Crew fought fire for an hour before calling fire dept. After size up, FD officials called for assistance from Maritime firefighting experts. Great Bend, KS 2nd alarm. Industrial strength bulk oil plant fire. This bulk plant fire and a similar 1959 Kansas City fire that killed 6 firefighters are reviewed. Stockton, CA. Vehicle fire. Set by crazed gunman who fired on Stockton playground children. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1990 VOL 4 #9 OCFSL - (V-166) - 49 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Providence, RI. Mill Conflagration; Prince George's County Gravel Cave-in Rescue; Flagstaff, AZ. Highway Pileup; 2nd Alarm - Ice/Water Safety Techniques; American Heaters; Theater Fire Conway S.C.; Univ. Maryland Student FD. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1991 VOL 5 #9 OCFSL - (V-206) - 46:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Philadelphia, PA. First Report High Rise Fire; Los Angeles, CA. U.S. Air Collision; Paterson, NJ. City Block Fire Fatality; 2nd Alarm. Brooklyn, NY. Block Long Blaze; Baltimore County, MD. Tree Stump Fire. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1992 VOL 6 #9 OCFSL - (V-275) - 49 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Evansville, IN. Military plane crash; Manningston, WY. Small town arson fires; Trench Rescue Techniques. Part II. Trench Rescue Techniques. Part III. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1993 VOL 7 #9 OCFSL - (V-372) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Gary, IN. Train wreck; Jacksonville, FL. Restaurant Fire; 2nd Alarm. Hard Training. Vehicles under ice, Part 3; Survival Training. Confined space rescue, Part 3. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1994 VOL 8 #9 OCFSL - (V-395) - 57:08 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, Earthquake; Ithaca, NY. Lithium hydride removal; Jacksonville, FL. Basso chemical plant fire. 2nd Alarm: Hot topic, Hazardous materials control; Fire file, New vehicle extra. prod.-Pt. III. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1995 VOL 10 #3 OCFSL - (V-417) - 71:55 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Haverhill, MA. Fatal Aerial Apparatus Incident; Riverside, CA. Aerial Apparatus Failure; Hot Topic, NFPA 1914 Annual Aerial Inspection; Fire File, Emergency Vehicle Safety, Inc; Survival Training, Aerial Apparatus Dynamics; Segment #501. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1997 OCFSL - (V-499) - 94:04 Minutes. DESCRIPTION ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Incident; One alarm fire - Brooklyn, N.Y. House fire with collapse - Garfield, N.Y. Tenement fire with fatalities - Brooklyn, N.Y. Attic Fire Scenario; Attic fire tactics in single family dwellings; Incident command scenario with mission firefighter; Designing a personnel accountability system; Trainers question; Survival training: Vehicle rescue. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1998 OCFSL - (V-526) - 59:59 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Hot Topic: Minivan crash testing; Real world incident; Vehicle crash – ELK Grove, CA 1-5 37; New technology: BMW Head protecting system "H.P.S"; Incident Analysis: Rescue with wives down – New Hanover, N.C; Incident Analysis: Vehicle Rescue – Knoxville,IL; Survival Training: Lost and Disoriented in a structure. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 1999 OCFSL – (V-550) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Theme of the month; Arson Investigation; American Heat News: Detroit Arson; Bentler St. Incident; Tricks of the Trade; Car Arson, The Serial Arsonist, Arson K-9, High Temperature Accelerants, Detroit – Final Thought; Ford Plant Explosion, Fire Stream and Foam Line Operations. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 2000 OCFSL - (V-592) Fires that changed the Fire Service Wildlands Mann Gutch, 1949; Storm King Mountain, Part One: Storm King Mountain; Part Two: New Fire Shelter Technology; Calabasas, Part One: New Cab Shelter; Part Two: The Interface Engine Photo type.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1987 VOL 1 #11 OCFSL - (V-72) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Metro County, FL. Cyclo Corp. Chemical Fire; chlorosulfonic acid boiled and exploded. Other chemical included sodium methylate, phosphoric anhydride and dimethyl polypropylamine. Gulfport, MS. Fire, Explosion, Arson Seminar. Water safety tips for Life Savers, Part II. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1988 VOL 2 #11 OCFSL - (V-91) 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fauquier County, VA. Hazardous Materials: Fire at fiberglass manufacturing plant; numerous UNIDENTIFIED DRUMS INVOLVED. Lack of information caused sick fire fighters, abandoned equipment and much unnecessary decontamination. Information was not supplied by plant people until middle of incident. Need for pre-planning. Seabrook, NJ. Incident near nuclear plant at Matthey Chemical Distributing Co. involved some 300 chemicals and low-level radiation. This required the involvement of State and Federal agencies. Annandale, MN & Two train incidents, the first involving sulfur anhydrous ammonia and methanol; Flagstaff,AZ. dioxide, the second involving Class C explosives and flammable liquids; respiratory problems occurred. Fresno, CA. Fatalities in house fire; search and rescue procedures addressed. SECOND ALARM. "INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH" Decontamination Tips. "WASHINGTON NOTEBOOK" Fire Service caucus initiated to provide support for fire service programs, courtesy Congressman Curt Weldon, PA. Contact: Tim Butters, IAFC. Review Murder-Hostage Drama, Sunnyvale, CA; EMS Personnel explain their roles. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1989 VOL 3 #11 OCFSL - (V-139) - 41 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Billings, MT. Super 8 Motel explosion. Natural gas explosion responders established a near textbook Incident Command System. Peoria,Il. Fatal arson fire. 7 children and 2 adults perished in balloon type construction house. Late detection and notification result in tragedy. Kansas City, MO. Kansas City explosion update. Nov. 29, 1988 Ammonium Nitrate explosion kills 6 firefighters responding to a fire at a construction site. NFPA & USFA issue their official reports. Washington DC Congressional Fire Service Institute. The Congressional Fire Service Institute kicks off with a fund raiser. Battalion Chief Hines traveled to our nation's capitol for the story. Delaware, Part 2 High tech help. Part 2 of 3 part series on how Delaware fighters and EMS in the state utilize the same 911 system. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1990 VOL 4 #11 OCFSL - (V-170) - 47 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Miami Beach, FL. Fontana Hotel Fire; Beaverton, OR. Bowstring Truss Roof Collapse; Palm Beach Co., FL. Boat works Fire; Sun Valley; Ed & Elkton, MDClass Foams for Municipal Fire fighting. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1991 VOL 5 #11 OCFSL - (V-231) - 34 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Philadelphia, PA. Meridian Bank follow up; Special Report. Standpipes sprinkler systems; Philadelphia, PA. The Valiants. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1992 VOL 6 #11 OCFSL - (V-282) - 54 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: La Guardia Airport, NY. Crash of US Air Flight 504; San Dimas, CA. Small plane crash; 2nd Alarm. Vehicle Extrication. Part II. Passport Firefighter Accountability system. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1993 VOL 7 #11 OCFSL - (V-374) - 70:16 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Memphis, TN. Restaurant & Residential Fire; Cincinnati, OH. FDIC Convention; 2nd Alarm Hard Training SCBA, Part 2; Fire File Community Relations; Survival Training Rope Rescue Level One. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1994 VOL 8 #11 OCFSL - (V-400) - 73:57 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Edison, NJ. Durham Woods apts. Gas explosion; Steamboat Springs, CO. Good News Bldg. gas explosion; San Francisco, CA. Haight Street arson fire; 2^nd Alarm: Hot Topic, High temperature accelerate arson; Fire File, Arson dogs, Dallas; Survival Training: Ladder Company operations Part 2 – Aerial Ladders Seg. #501-0017. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1995 VOL 10 #5 OCFSL - (V-420) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Electrical Hazards Incidents: FF Electrocution, Fatal FF Electrocution House Fire and Downed Electrical Line; Hot Topics: Live Electric Line Demonstration; Fire File: Infrared Technology Update; Trainers Questions Survival Training: Wildland Firefighting - Part 2. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1996 OCFSL - (V-476) - 58:29 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Palm Bal, FL. Wildland Urban Interface Fire; Recent Grass and Brush Fires; Coffeyville, TX. Brush Fire; Trainees Questions: Hot topics; The Campbell prediction system; Fire File: Inventive brush truck with class A foam; Essentials of Firefighting: Air Cascade. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1997 OCFSL - (V-503) - 76 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Ft. Worth, TX. House Fire; Stone Park, IL. House Fire; Winnetka, IL. House Fire with Spread to Exposures; Tips for the P.I.O; Aerial Rescue Techniques with Case Study; 30 Second Fire Flow Demonstrations; Fire Steam Demonstration; Low Pressure Nozzle Technology; Exposure Protection Demonstration; Positive Pressure: Ventilation Demonstration; Survival Training: Phases of Vehicle Rescue. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1998 OCFSL - (V-530) – 67:36 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Barstown, KY. Real world incident – Heaven Hill Distiller Fire; Hot topic: Alcohol fire demo (The invisible fire); Real world incidents: International harvester warehouse fire – Canton, IL; Fleischmans warehouse fire – Syracuse, N.Y; Beta Steel Mill Explosion – Portage, IN; Special Report: Industrial Fire World Expo – Houston, TX. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 1999 OCFSL – (V-555) – 44:03 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News – Montgomery church fire; Part I – Montgomery church fire; Part II – Historic building fire; Ford plant explosion; Essentials of Fire fighting – Fire Control Skills.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 2000 OCFSL – (V–601) – 54:18 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: US & R Training Mobilization - Orange County: The flooding of station 65 - US & R Training: setting up the base of operation - Orange County California Task Force 5 US & R: US & R Training Exercises - Flint Michigan: The Clara Barton Explosion - Dispatch to Turkey - US & R Training Demobilization.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1987 VOL 2 #5 OCFSL - (V-82) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Indianapolis, IN. Military plane crashes into hotel 10-20-87; rescue and EMS services taxed. An Air Forces Corsair jet with a flame-out crashed into the lobby of a Ramada Inn at 9:16 a.m. Airport P-4s were first in. Texas. The rescue of Jessica McClure; girl fell into an 8" pipe and slipped down about 22 feet; fire department and EMS had major actions in the rescue. EARTHQUAKE Not the big one yet; review of earthquakes and fire department actions. Bridgeport, CT. Review of the building collapse and fire department's search and rescue. Dade County, FL. A visit by the Pope, and Metro Dade Fire Department reviews its preparations for the visit. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1988 VOL 3 #5 OCFSL - (V-109) - 40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Rochester, NY Natural Gas - Fatality. Man sealed house, turned on natural gas, released contents from acetylene and oxygen cylinders, and then ignited them when fire fighters arrived. Hackensack, NJ Critical Incident Stress Debriefing. Dr.Jeffrey Mitchell and Captain Tom Pierson. FDNY. Truss Roof Construction Overview. Lorain, OH.. Marina fire; boat explosion turns into multiple alarm with boat and structure exposures. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1989 VOL 4 #5 OCFSL - (V-153) - 45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: San Francisco, CA. lst Report Earthquake; Exeter, PA. Plastics Recycling Plant Blaze; Catlett, VA. Fatal Train Wreck; 2nd Alarm. Baltimore County Swift Water Rescue; Pasadena, TX. Emergency Response Driver Safety. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1990 VOL 5 #5 OCFSL - (V-189) - 52 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Tampa, FL. Isopropyl Alcohol Blaze; Denver, CO. Toddler Rescue; 2nd Alarm; Earthquake Preparedness; National Fire Prevention Week. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1991 VOL 6 #5 OCFSL - (V-263) - 45:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Oakland, CA. Oakland conflagration; Multnohmah Falls, OR. Oregon Wildland blaze; Long Beach, CA. Steam generating plant fire; 2nd Alarm. Part I. Wildland firefighting techniques; National Fire Prevention Week Ceremonies. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1992 VOL 7 #5 OCFSL - (V-368) - 55 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Tillamook County, OR. Blimp hangar fire - 12 min.; Wilmington, CA. Texaco Refinery fire - 17 min.; 2nd Alarm. Part III. Underwater rescue - 12 min.; USAIR Deployment; Hurricane Iniki - 14 min.; OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1993 VOL 8 #5 OCFSL - (V-387) - 82:22 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada, Skyway collapse; Summit, Ill. HazMat extrication; Palm Springs, CA. Girl Scout bus accident; Air Bags Crash Course--Rescue Personnel; Survival Training, School bus rescue Pt. 1. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1994 VOL 9 #5 OCFSL - (V-408) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News: Charlotte, NC. US Air Flight 1016 Crash; Pittsfield, MA. Piper mid-air collision; Arlington, FL. Cessna Crash Landing; Hot Topic: Pre-planning for Aircraft Incidents; Trainers' Questions; Fire File: Vision systems; Survival Training #501-0023, Strategy and Tactics. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1996 OCFSL - (V-488) - 68:28 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Jacksonville, FL. Goodby's Marina Fire; Hot Topics: Advances in Marine and Shipboard Firefighting & Rescues; Confined Space Rescue Training Evolutions; Trainers Questions; Survival-Training Portable Fire Extinguishers. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1997 OCFSL - (V-515) - 52:24 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Initial fire attack strategy and tactics; New technology; Three - structure exposure burn; Real world incident: Brewerton, N.Y; Survival training program: Essentials of firefighting - water supply. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1998 OCFSL – (V-542) – 60:27 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Historical perspective; Incident Management and evaluation; Mutal Aid – New Technology and lessons learned.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 1999 OCFSL – (V-573) – 40:39 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fires that changed the fire services. Kingman Arizona – Bleve Part I & II. Unmanned monitor evolution. Albert city Par I & II. Firefighter II Advanced forcible entry, Part I.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1987 VOL 2 #4 OCFSL - (V-81) - 20 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Western States Wildland fires; overview, lightning, infrared detection, lessons learned. CAMEO Computer Aided Management of Emergency Operations. Using computers to help manage incidents. National Fire Academy offering courses. US Air Force Fire Fighter Physical Fitness Program: using aerospace medicine to design a fitness program. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1988 VOL 3 #4 OCFSL - (V-108) - 50 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Hackensack, NY Five fire fighters killed on collapse of roof at auto dealership. A bowstring truss suddenly collapsed; a study of the hazards of wooden roof structures. U.S. General Wildland fires from Yellowstone and the Dakota plains to western states. Highlights fire fighting and the urban - wildland interface; the "Let It Burn Concept" is discussed. San Jose, CA Lithium battery plant fire; haz-mat crews handle problem but major highways must be closed. Lorain, OH Marina fire in sweltering 90+ heat; fire started in a 19 foot pleasure boat and spread to the marina. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1989 VOL 4 #4 OCFSL - (V-149) - 88 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Oklahoma City, OK. Fatal Flashover; Biloxi, MS. Past Segment Follow up; Second Alarm; Orange County, FL. Update: Gift Shop Collapse; Kansas City Update: Fatal Blast; American Heaters. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1990 VOL 5 #4 OCFSL - (V-188) - 45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Los Angeles, CA. Metro - Rail Fire; West Palm Beach, FL. Southboro School Fire; Plainfield, IL. Tornado Response; Sikeston, MO. Class A Foam Tests; Product Message; Ansulite 3 x 3. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1991 VOL 6 #4 OCFSL - (V-261) - 38 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Manhattan, NY. Ferry Terminal fire; Philadelphia, PA. Vacant warehouse blaze; 2nd Alarm. Part IV. Farm implement rescue training; Industrial strength; St. Charles, MO. Hydrant locator system. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1993 VOL 8 #4 OCFSL - (V-386) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: San Jose, CA. San Jose paper fire; Philadelphia, PA. Liss Brothers Warehouse Fire Hot Topic Determining origin and cause; Kramer vs. Kramer. Should businesses or residences be saved first in a conflagration?; Fire File. New products for 1993; Survival Training Rope Rescue Level 2, Pt. 4 (Segment #501-0010). OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1994 VOL 9 #4 OCFSL - (V-405) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: 750 Adams the; Dealing with Line of Duty Death; A Tribute to the Memphis Fallen Firefighters; Trainers’ Question; Survival Training #501-0022; Fire Suppression Techniques.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1995 VOL 10 #10 OCFSL - (V-445) - 67:59 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News: Mission, KS. Lamar St. fire; Pittsburgh, PA. Bricelyn St. fire; HOT TOPICS: Lost on the Fireground, Fire file, Scott Park Alert 1000; Trainers' questions: Survival Training, Truck Co. operation, Lesson 3 Ventilation Part 2. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1996 OCFSL - (V-486) - 76:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; New Brighton, PA. Commercial Store Front Fire; Ennis, TX. Block fire Historic Main St. District. Jacksonville, FL. Vacant Elementary School Fire; Trainers Questions; Hot Topics; Survival Training Fire Science & Behavior, Part three. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1997 OCFSL - (V-513) - 58:59 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Building construction features of manufactured homes; Fire behavior comparison residential sprinkler demo; Fire investigation - cause and origin; Fire investigation - you make the call; Survival training program essentials of firefighting ground ladders Part II. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1998 OCFSL – (V-540) - 72:49 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Real World Incident: Brookside Avenue House Fire – Cincinnati, OH; Hot Topic: Cleaning and inspection of Turnout Gear; Real World Incident: Poplar St. Warehouse Fire – Cincinnati, OH; Real World Incident: Cummins St. Apartment Fire – Cincinati, OH; Hot Topic: Flashover, Flame over, What's the difference? Essentials of firefighting – Burst Hose replacement and pump to draft connection. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 1999 OCFSL – (V- 569) – 56 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News. Hewlett-Packard's "Synergies" High-Tech Disaster Drill. Bvcelyn street triple fatal incident, Pittsburgh, PA; B.O.F Technology that improves communication and accountabilility. IAFC Hottest Technology on the market. Truss Roof Collapse Fatal Fire, Branford, CT F.D – Technology that Monitors Firefighters and structures. Firefighter II Training Rapid Intervention Teams, Part 4.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1987 VOL 2 #3 OCFSL - (V-80) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: General America's Troubled Skies, near misses; Northwest Flight 255 preliminary report. Fort Huachuca, AZ. High winds in dry lands destroys 23 buildings of the 700 building complex. At Sea New methods of fire fighting developed by the Navy. Brooklyn, NY. Propane explosion destroys building; fire fighters dig through rubble in search of victims. New Jersey Arson fires and efforts that led to arrests. Delaware Juvenile arson; programs to reduce arson by rehabilitation. Pebble Beach, CA. Brush fire. St. Louis, MO. Display at IAFC Conference. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1989 VOL 4 #3 OCFSL - (V-148) - 50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Flagstaff, AZ. Construction and wildland blaze. This fire tested pre-planning and building inspections. Hackensack, NJ. Interview with Chief Aiellos. First opportunity for Chief Aiellos to explain to the Fire Service the events of July 1, 1988 when five firefighters died in a bowstring truss roof collapse. He gives his reactions to the investigation reports issued and his feelings in the wake of the tragedy. Phoenix, AZ. Children drowning. Children are drowning at an alarming rate in Phoenix, AZ. The fire dept. is facing an epidemic of drownings and near-drownings of children under five. Their personnel are going through critical stress debriefing regularly as a result. The Dept. has also developed an education campaign for the public. Pulse Review Quarterly EMS Training Program. A look at the role of aeromedical rescue when seconds count. A number of systems in place around the country. Actual responses and those systems in effect will be viewed. American Heaters Puppy love. Brodertown firefighters and paramedics perform CPR on a litter of five puppies found in a burning duplex. Four puppies survived. Next, the Hopkins Mtn. Volunteer Fire Dept. is saluted for being named Minnesota's fire department of the year. Also, a devastating early morning plex/boat fire in Morro Bay, CA provides dramatic video as firefighters battle the fast spreading blaze. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1990 VOL 5 #3 OCFSL - (V-178) - 44 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Cincinnati, OH. BASF Plant Explosion; Shadyside, OH. Fatal Floods; 2nd Alarm - Syracuse, NY. Plastics Warehouse Fire; American Heaters. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1991 VOL 6 #3 OCFSL - (V-260) 50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Camden, SC. Passenger train derailment; Ventura Co., Ca. Freight train derailment; 2nd Alarm. Part 3. Farm implement rescue training; Industrial strength. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1992 VOL 7 #3 OCFSL - (V-288) - 42:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Florid. Hurricane Andrew – 3:30 min.; O’Dessa, Tx. Champion Chemical plant fire – 15 min.; N. Dade Co., FL. Multiple shooting – 13 min.; Hialeah, FL. Part I Underwater rescue – 11 min.; Los Angeles, CA. Fire fighting shooting update – 2 min. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1993 VOL 8 #3 OCFSL - (V-383) - 72:04 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: New York City, NY. 8 alarm apartment bldg. Fire; St. Charles, MO. The Great flood of 1993; Hot Topic Static flooding; Kramer vs. Kramer. Should a chief be hired from inside a department?; Fire File Water survival in Protective clothing; Survival Training. Rope Rescue levels, clothing-pt. 2. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1997 OCFSL - (V-511) - 55:22 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Atlanta family planning clinic Bombing; The other side lounge bombing; Tips for responding to bomb scares; Threats and Explosions: Suspicious package incident Canada; Bomb squad survivor story - Boston Mass; First responder to explosive incidents; F.B.I Training Lesson: Survival training program; Firefighters Essentials - ground ladders part I. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1998 VOL 3 #3 OCFSL - (V-104) - 45 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Clark Co. NV. Pepcon explosion; one blast registered 3.6 on the Richter scale as an explosion and fire leveled the Pacific Engineering and Production Co. plant near Henderson, NV. The main HM was ammonium perchlorate, an oxidizer used for rocket fuel. Initial response, which saw the Henderson FS fall victim to the explosion, strategic tactics and EMS actions. New Orleans, LO. The fight to save historic buildings in Jackson Square including the Cabildo Museum; delayed alarm a factor. "INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH" Exeter, HM. An unknown chemical spill causing smoke to rise from the street; the truck that caused the spill had left. The odor was sulfuric acid .. the acid was hydrochloric. A natural gas leak 20 feet away complicated the problem. Washington, DC. A fire in House Speaker Jim Wright's office lack of codes and regulations had legislators hot under the collar. OCFSL Purchase

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1998 OCFSL – (V-538) – 72:51 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News; Real World Incident: DeBruce Grain Elevator Explosion – Sedgewick, KS; Real World Incident: Activation of EOC for DeBruce Grain Elevator Explosion; Real World Incident: Involement of Urban Search and Rescue – Lincoln, NE; Real World Incident: High Angle Recon; Hot Topic: Tactical considerations at Grain Elevator Fires – GEDAPER and ICS; Real World Incident: Working with the families of the victims; Hot Topic: Grain Bin Rescue and Grain Silo Explosions. OCFSL Purchase.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 1999 OCFSL – (V-567) – 40:47 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: American Heat News. Firefighting Aircraft. The Canyon Fire, Partone The Canyon Fire Part two: Emergency Flights and Rescues.

AMERICAN HEAT SEPTEMBER 2000 OCFSL – (V-610). DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fighting Fires in Sprinklered Buildings #500-0172 – NEWS: Paxton Hotel Fire - One Meridian Plaza Fire – New Orleans: Warehouse Fire - Firefighter II Training - NFPA Skills: Lesson 11: Primary Search and Unconscious Victim Rescue #501-0082

AMERICA'S MOST FIRE SAFE CITY OCFSL - (V-39) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The recorded activities in a community working with their local fire department to fight the fire loss battle. Many varied functions are depicted that fire officials or community leaders could use in their prevention programs.

ANAHEIM CONFLAGRATION - 1982 OCFSL - (V-9) - also VHS Format. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A brief overview of the April, 1982, City of Anaheim conflagration, showing fire spread over wood and composition shingle roofs during Santa Ana weather conditions. To be used in tactics and fire prevention classes or at public hearings on roof ordinances. Anaheim Fire Dept. donation

ARSON - FEMA TELECONFERENCE OCFSL - (V-43, V-44, V-45) - 2 hours - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: These three tapes are of a FEMA teleconference that stressed the innovations in arson detection involving fire and police. There is a very long introduction of FEMA, the USFA and the people who are involved in the conference. The program covers: Definition, Recognition, Detection, Federal Level Assistance and Insurance Company Involvement.

ARSON -- OUR MOST COSTLY CRIME OCFSL - (V-4) -19 Minutes – Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This film shows how arsonists operate and the cost of arson. It shows the work and value of the arson investigator. It demonstrates the activities of fire fighters in arson investigation. The program stresses the need for public support of law enforcement in the battle against arson. It was produced to be used by fire departments, law enforcement agencies, insurance and civic groups. It is also used as a speaker program tool to turn public apathy into involvement. OCFSL purchase

ARSON INVESTIGATION; A PRACTICAL APPROACH OCFSL - (V-88) AN EENET TELECONFERENCE - 3 hours - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This is an excellent video on the arson problem and the need for all members of fire department to be aware of the methods of fire investigation so that they do not destroy evidence or otherwise thwart the efforts of the investigating agency. It is a typical teleconference presentation with introductions and discussions but is full of actual demonstrations of field problems.

ASSESSMENT CENTERS IN THE FIRE SERVICE OCFSL - (V-225) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Depicts use of assessment centers in the fire service. Good analysis of various testing instruments and methods used to evaluate over-all skills and abilities of fire officer candidates. OCFSL Purchase

AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OCFSL - (V-96) VHS FORMAT - 35 Minutes - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A fully descriptive demonstration of the various types of sprinkler systems. This is a video of an old Air Force film but it still provides the basics of systems.

BACKDRAFT SMOKE EXPLOSIONS OCFSL – (V-551) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire Engineering provides information on the most deadly fireground occurrences. The video also covers the "Answer" and "Why" of these two incidents, what the warning signs are and suggest on what to do to avoid serious accidents. OCFSL Purchase.

BEYOND THE LIGHTS OCFSL - (V-469) - 15:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: An updated version describing the preparations for a fire service career. Useful for introduction to Fire Technology classes or a presentation to high school students. Produced by California Firefighter Joint Apprenticeship Program. Donation.

BLACK THURSDAY - MEXICO CITY EARTHQUAKE OCFSL - (V-126) - 28 Minutes DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Unedited - Commentary by Fire Chief of the Mexicali Fire Dept. who responded with a Rescue Team to the Mexico City earthquake Thursday, Sept. 19, 1985. He discusses the problems encountered in their Life Saving and clean-up efforts.

BLEVE OCFSL - (V-15) - 1 hour - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This film utilizes actual incidents to show the dangers of fighting fires involving pressurized vessels (usually LPG - Propane). The term "BLEVE" is used and is an acronym for "Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion". The tactics employed are to prevent injury to fire fighters as well as civilians. The film has actual footage of explosions (BLEVEs) in Houston, Texas and Kingman, Arizona. OCFSL Purchase

BREAD AND BUTTER OPERATIONS OCFSL – (V-571) – 17 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Safe and effective peaked roof operations requires knowledge of basics, construction methods, access, moving on the roof, tool operation and safety factors.

BUILDING TRADES OCFSL - (V-455 - 464) - 2 hrs 21 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This live action video series offers ten programs that takes the job site into the classroom or shop. Students will get a preview of who performs the many tasks involved in building a structure whether residential or commercial, as well as what they do, how they do it and why. The concise overview presentations offer flexibility to teachers and allow students to view a wide range of skills at their own pace. OCFSL Purchase. Blueprints: Planning a Building -- (V-455); Site Preparation -- (V-456); The Foundation --V-457; Floor and Wall Construction --(V-458); Exterior Walls & Roof Construction --(V-459); Plumbing -- (V-460); Climate Control -- (V-461); Electricity -- (V-462); Dry Wall & Interior Trimming (V-463); Interior Finish Work -- (V-464).

BURN EMERGENCY OCFSL - (V-41) - 24 Minutes - Color (Also in 16mm film format. See F-56). DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A clear set of priorities for emergency care of burns...burn assessment, burn care B's and C's thermal burn care, chemical burn care, electrical burn care...shown in colorful animation and demonstrated in live action by actual fire, ambulance and police treatment teams.

BURN INSTITUTE'S GENERAL INTEREST ON FIRE FIGHTING OCFSL - (V-60) - 10 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This video is a view of several fires with a background of a song about fire fighters; It ends with a statement about safety for children; For community relations use. OCFSL Purchase.

BURN TO LEARN - VHS FORMAT OCFSL - (V-71) - 60 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A Monitoring System of Safety; factors involved in fire fighter safety: knowledge, physical fitness, building construction, fire cause and effect, pre-planning, tactics and strategy; all developed by TRAINING. OCFSL Acquisition.

CAR FIRES OCFSL - (V-51) - 30 Minutes - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The tactics involved in fighting all types of car fires; compact to large size; front, mid and rear engine, gasoline, diesel and natural gas fuels. Special problems of alloyed/light metal engines, unique body construction and fuels and electrical systems are shown. OCFSL Purchase

CHEVRON TANK FARM FIRE, HONOLULU, HAWAII & FIREFIGHTER BURNED - NO TURNOUTS - PORTLAND, OR. OCFSL - (V-36) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Chevron Tank Farm Fire…A major fire at a large tank farm involving floating roof tanks and cone roof tanks. Media films used to describe the fire and the entrapment of two firefighters in a sea of flammable liquid covered with SOME foam. Film added by fire department shows types of tanks involved, hazards involving these tanks and the use of foam. A good critique of both good and bad firefighting techniques. Firefighter Burned - No Turnouts...A firefighter who failed to wear a turnout coat climbs an aerial ladder to the roof of a fire-involved building and is seriously burned. This is a gripping scenario showing the actual flash of flame that envelops the firefighter and his flight to the ground down the aerial ladder. There is a voice only follow-up by the burned firefighter discussing the hazards of failure to wear complete protection. This video should be restricted to firefighters, classes that stress safety (FTC-101, 103), tactics classes, and the recruit academy.

CODE THREE DRIVING OCFSL - (V-67) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A discussion of response to incidents stressing preparation, knowledge of district and other factors that should be handled prior to actual response and actual safe response procedures. OCFSL Acquisition. Produced by the Phoenix Fire Dept.

COMMANDING THE INITIAL RESPONSE OCFSL - (V-259) Tape - Video 12 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This program combines Incident Command System (ICS) and The Integrated Emergency Management System (EMS). These are extremely effective processes for applying comprehensive emergency management concepts to "real world" emergency plans and capabilities. OCFSL Purchase. Unit 1--The command sequence; Unit 2--Size up; Unit 3--Action planning; Unit 4--Establishing command; Unit 5--ICS organization

COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO JUVENILE FIRESETTING AND ARSON OCFSL - (V-385) – 2:50 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Juvenile firesetting continues as a serious problem across the United States. The U.S. Fire Administration, in conjunction with the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency of the U.S. Department of Justice, has developed a new community-wide multi-agency model for dealing with this problem. This program will feature some new approaches to all aspects of the juvenile firesetting problems. EENET – USFA.

CONDUCTING BASIC FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTIONS OCFSL - (V-254) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Unit 1 - Code enforcement practices; Unit 2 - Inspection methods and techniques; Unit 3 - Common electrical hazards; Unit 4 - Heating and cooking hazards; Unit 5 - Sprinkler and signaling devices. OCFSL Purchase. (Note: Video starts with slide script on page IG 1-15 in Instructors Manual.)

CONFINED SPACE RESCUE OCFSL - (V-496) DESCRIPTION ANNOTATION: The inherent dangers and safety standards regarding rescue from confined spaces is discussed. Sixty percent (60%) of deaths of persons entering confined spaces were rescuers due to lack of training. External and internal rescue, equipment needed and precautions to take to prevent accidents are covered. OCFSL Purchase.

CONFLAGRATION OCFSL - (V-12) - 25 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This is the story of the Chelsea, Mass. fire that destroyed a large part of the city. It starts with a report of the critical hot weather problems and, using several sources of film, shows the travel of the fire including a fire storm. Mutual aid response is depicted. The reasons for and the problems after the conflagration are discussed.

CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY OCFSL - (V-450 - V-454) - 92 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This five-part video series explores the world of construction technology, including an introduction; elements of project design and site preparation; erecting substructures and superstructures; installing utilities; and enclosing, finishing and landscaping. OCFSL Purchase. Introduction to Construction Technology --(V-450); Installing Utilities -- (V-451); Elements of Project Design & Site Preparation --(V-452); Erecting Substructures & Superstructures --(V-453); Enclosing, Finishing & Landscaping Structures --(V-454).

CONTINUOUS PHYSICAL AGILITY OCFSL - (V-266) RSC Program. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Every activity of the required Physical Fitness is recorded and discussed.

COUNSELLING JUVENILE FIRE SETTERS OCFSL - (V-11) - 20 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A presentation by Captain Joe Day, Los Angeles County Fire Department. This is a presentation for company officers on how to counsel juvenile fire setters between the ages of 3 to 12. Can be used in fire prevention classes with emphasis on behavioral aspects. Buena Park Fire Dept. donation

COUNTDOWN TO DISASTER OCFSL - (V-397) - 17:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The video demonstrates the rapid manner in which a fire can grow and spread in a structure. Fire growth is demonstrated through animated sequences and a full-scale test burn of a bedroom. OCFSL Purchase. NFPA.

CPR FOR EVERYONE OCFSL - (V-257) - 90 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Instruction by Anne Demmon, RN Affiliate Faculty, American Heart Association. Video gives detailed instruction on performing CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and emergency choking procedures (Heimlich Method) for an infant, child or adult. OCFSL Purchase.

DANGER ZONE OCFSL - (V-209) - 15:28 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Every year approximately 130 firefighters are killed and over 100,000 are injured when they fall into the danger zone. The video introduces fire service Health and Safety program management through specific emergency incidents i.e. - New York high rise and the Cerritos air crash. OCFSL Purchase.

DEATH OF ROBERT MAXWELL MILLER OCFSL - (V-214) - 7:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Story of an overweight, out of condition, unmotivated firefighter who lost his life in a brush fire. Because of his physical condition, was unable to escape a flare-up. OCFSL Purchase.

DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE HAZ-MAT EXERCISE PROGRAM OCFSL - (V-279) EENET - 240 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The program covers the value of exercises in testing and improving emergency plans and training personnel, appropriate type and lessons learned from actual incidents. Also provides state and local governments practical advice for developing a comprehensive Hazardous Materials exercise program.

DISASTER AT THE HYATT REGENCY OCFSL - (V-115) - 30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: From "Nightline": Ted Koppel covers the story of the walkway collapse at this Kansas City hotel which killed more than 100 people.

EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS ORANGE COUNTY OCFSL - (V-129) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Tom Feierabend, Santa Ana College, leads panel of Orange County experts in discussion of county Disaster Planning. Robert Berg, Anaheim F.D. Emergency Services Coordinator, explains cause of earthquakes, "Ring of Fire", and personal items individuals should have available in case of disaster.

EDITH EXIT DRILLS OCFSL - (V-5) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: EDITH--Exit Drills In The Home -- is a valuable program not only to supplement a fire detection and alarm system in a home, but also where these devices are not yet installed. It would be excellent to stimulate and educate both fire service personnel and the general public. OCFSL purchase

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION WITH HEARING OR SPEECH IMPAIRED PERSONS OCFSL - (V-205) EENET - 4.5 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FEMA Teleconference. Innovative methods and techniques are presented to help solve the problems of the blind, deaf and speech impaired individuals during and after a disaster.

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT - FIRE TRAINING VIDEO JOURNAL - EENET OCFSL - (V-100) - 90 Minutes - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A four part program: 1. Case studies of disasters (L-1011 at DFW) 2. Preparation for the Democratic National Convention. 3. Fire safety program for children.4. Training panel - questions and answers.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE APRIL 1989 VOL 2 #6 OCFSL - (V-133) - 29:41 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run; EMT Defibrillation; Street Skills Review; Cardiac Arrest Medical Update; Cardiac Anatomy and physiology; Product Survey; Automated & Semi-Automated Defibrillator. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE APRIL 1990 VOL 3 #6 OCFSL - (V-168) - 40:18 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Mass Casualty Report. New York Plane Crash; Street Skills Review. Abdominal Aneurysm; Medical Update. Anatomy and Physiology of Internal Bleeding; On the Run. Patient Interview Techniques. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE APRIL 1991 VOL 4 #6 OCFSL - (V-216) - 33:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report. Incident staging; Infection Control Minute. Tuberculosis; Street Skills Review. Abdominal Trauma; Street Skills Review. Helmet Removal; The Law and You. Responsibility for bystander; Volunteers; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE APRIL 1992 VOL 5 #6 OCFSL - (V-278) - 36:16 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Medical Update. Pediatric trauma; Street Skills Review. Skateboard related head trauma; Street Skills Review. Pediatric immobilization; Medical Update. Child abuse; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE AUGUST 1989 VOL 2 #10 OCFSL - (V-137) - 36:26 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report; Atlanta High Rise Fire; Street Skills Review; Industrial Accident; On the Run; Clinical Implicatons of Common Home Medications; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE AUGUST 1990 VOL 3 #10 OCFSL - (V-176) - 49:15 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report. Ohio Flooding; Medical Update. Anatomy & Physiology of Shock; Basic Skills. Bleeding & Shock Management; Trends. Pneumatic Anti-Shock Garments; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE AUGUST 1991 VOL 4 #10 OCFSL - (V-258) - 40:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review. Acute myocardial infarction; Street Skills Review. Automated external defibrillators; Product Review. Automated external defibrillators; Medical Update. Autopsy - central nervous system; The Law and You. Carrying weapons on the job; Medic magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE AUGUST 1992 VOL 5 #10 OCFSL - (V-287) - 34:17 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review. Anaphylaxis - 9:12 min.; Drug Capsule. Antihistamines - 1:39 min.; Rescue. Farm hazards - 4:43 min.; Infection Control. Tuberculosis - 1:53 min. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE DECEMBER 1989 VOL 3 #2 OCFSL - (V-156) - 41:23 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review. Normal Childbirth; Medical Update. Anatomy & Physiology of Pregnancy and Birth; Street Skills Review. Childbirth complications; Street Skills Review. Neonatal Resuscitation; On the Run. Delivering a Baby. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE DECEMBER 1990 VOL 4 #2 OCFSL - (V-192) - 32:36 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Medical Update. Traumatic Airway Management; Street Skills Review. Spinal Cord Injury; On the Run. Air Base Safety Guidelines; Infection Control Minute Aids. Related to Medications; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE DECEMBER 1991 VOL 5 #2 OCFSL-(V-267) - 32:19 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. ICS and the EMS role; Medical Update. Triage; On the Run. Preparedness and training; On the Run. Equipment. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE DECEMBER 1992 VOL 6 #2 OCFSL - (V-369) - 51:18 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. Emergency cardiac care - 1:58 min.; Street skills. Foreign body airway obstruction - 19:01 min.; Street skills. Cardio pulmonary resuscitation - 12:25 min.; The Law and You. Do not attempt resuscitation - 5:51 min.; Medical Update. Advanced cardiac life support - 6:23 min. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE FEBRUARY 1991 VOL 4 #4 OCFSL - (V-204) - 32 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Medical Update. Common Pediatric Emergencies; Street Skills Review. Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies; Street Skills Review. Pediatric Assessment; Special Considerations; Medical Update. Intraosseous Infusion; On the Run. Coping with families in Crisis. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE FEBRUARY 1992 VOL 5 #4 OCFSL - (V-271) - 41:03 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Rescue. Confined space; Street Skills Review. Decreased LOC; Medical Update. Stroke; Drug Capsule. Antihypertensives; Infection Control. Infectious vs. communicable disease; Team Treatment. Assessment; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE FEBRUARY 1993 VOL 6 #4 OCFSL - (V-371) - 35:39 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street skills. Hot liquid burns - 9:55 min.; Case review - 5:13 min.; Medical update. Cadaver lab—Musculoskeletal - 10:59 min.; The Law and you. Standard care of care requirements - 3:53 min.; Medic Magic - :39 second. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JANUARY 1990 VOL 3 #3 OCFSL - (V-157) - 30:09 min. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. Establishing a Safe Landing Zone; Street Skills Review. Epiglottitis; Medical Update. Pediatric Respiratory Disease; The Law and You. Minor Consent; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JANUARY 1991 VOL 4 #3 OCFSL - (V-194) – 34 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome; The Law and You. SIDS Resuscitation; Basic Skills. Airway Management; Infection Control Minute. Measles Vaccine; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JANUARY 1992 VOL 5 #3 OCFSL-(V-268) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review. Seizing patient; Drug Capsule. Anticonvulsants; Medical Update. Amputation; Team Treatment. Total patient care; Medical Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JULY 1989 VOL 2 #9 OCFSL - (V-136) - 35:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report; Disaster Planning & Management; Street Skills Review; Penetrating Chest Wound; Medical Update; Anatomy & Physiology of Penetrating Chest Wounds; The Law and You; Abused Patients; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JULY 1990 VOL 3 #9 OCFSL - (V-174) - 35:12 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. Terrorism and EMS; Infection Control Minute. Infection Protection; Basic Skills. Patient Assessment; The Law and You. Volunteers and Good Samaritan Laws. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JULY 1991 VOL 4 #9 OCFSL - (V-246) - 36.05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. Hazmat readiness; Street Skills Review. Herbicide poisoning; Street Skills Review. Field Stabilization; Street Skills Review. Medical monitoring. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JULY 1992 VOL 5 #9 OCFSL - (V-285) - 30:46 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review. Heat emergencies; On the Run. Communications with the elderly; The Law and You. Ambulance accidents; Drug Capsule. Antiarrythmics; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JUNE 1989 VOL 2 #8 OCFSL - (V-135) - 43:43 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report; Disaster Planning & Management; Street Skills Review; Pulmonary Edema; Medical Update; Pulse Oximeter; Street Skills Review; Supplemental Ventilation; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JUNE 1990 VOL 3 #8 OCFSL - (V-171) - 46:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report. Colorado Bank Explosion; Street Skills Review. Crushing Fracture; Basic Skills. Splints; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JUNE 1991 VOL 4 #8 OCFSL - (V-237) - 37:03 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Take Care. Back care; Infection Control Minute. Disease of the 90's; Medical Update. Autopsy Neck & Chest; Street Skills Review. Radio Reports; The Law and You. Documentation; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE JUNE 1992 VOL 5 #8 OCFSL - (V-284) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review. Electrical burns; Street Skills Review. Lightning injuries; Infection Control. Immunization; Drug Capsule. Antianginal; Team Treatment. Airway Management II; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE MARCH 1990 VOL 3 #5 OCFSL - (V-165) - 33:09 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Mass Casualty Report. California Earthquake; Street Skills Review. Thermal Burn; Medical Update. Anatomy & Physiology of the Skin; Infection Control Minute. Gloves & Hand Washing; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE MARCH 1991 VOL 4 #5 OCFSL - (V-206) - 40:23 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: MCI Report. Tennessee Multi Vehicle Accident; Infection Control Minute. Body Substance Isolation; On the Run. BTLS Assessment; Medical Update. Poisoning; The Law and You. Doctor on the scene; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE MARCH 1992 VOL 5 #5 OCFSL - (V-275) - 30:21 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Medical Update. Eye injuries; On the Run. Managing bystanders; Drug Capsule. Analgesics; Rescue. Sizing up the MVA; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE MAY 1989 VOL 2 #7 OCFSL - (V-134) - 34 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report; Tampa Car Accident; Street Skills Review; Rapid Extrication; Medical Update; Kinematics of Trauma; The Law and You; Patient Restraints; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE MAY 1990 VOL 3 #7 OCFSL - (V-169) - 40:21 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. Drugs on the Job; The Law and You. Substance Abusing Co-Workers; Take Care. Chemical Dependency Causes and Recognition; Drug Capsule. Common Street Drugs; Medic Magic. Community Education; Off the Cuff. Recovering Paramedic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE MAY 1991 VOL 4 #7 OCFSL - (V-231) - 43:56 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report. Hostage sheeting; Infection Control Minute. Non A, Non B hepatitis; Street Skills Review. Airway Obstructor; Medical Update. Autopsy – Abdomen; The Law and You. System Abusers; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE MAY 1992 VOL 5 #7 OCFSL - (V-282) - 39:10 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report. Evansville plane crash; Street Skills Review. Assessing lung sounds; Trends. CPR Update; Drug Capsule. Anti arthritics; Team Treatment. Airway Management I; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE NOVEMBER 1990 VOL 4 #1 OCFSL - (V-190) - 33 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report; Washington Multi-Vehicle Accident; Street Skills Review; Slope Rescue; Infection Control Minute; Hepatitis B Vaccine; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE NOVEMBER 1991 VOL 5 #1 OCFSL - (V-263) - 34:55 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Multiple Casualty Report. Palm Spring bus accident; Medical Update. Diabetic emergencies; The Law and You. Patient confidentiality; On the Run. Communications with the hearing impaired; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE NOVEMBER 1992 VOL 6 #1 OCFSL - (V-368) - 36:26 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills. Assessment approach: Chest pain - 9:10 min.; Case review - 6:08 min.; Medical update. Pacemakers and AICD'S - 8:53 min.; Team treatment. Patient & family emotional support - 5:30 min.; Medic Magic - 1:44. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE OCTOBER 1991 VOL 4 #12 OCFSL - (V-261) - 30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. Crime and EMS; On the Run. Drug labs; Street Skill Review. Soft tissue injury; The Law and You. Violence on scene; On the Run. Scene safety. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE SEPTEMBER 1989 VOL 2 #11 OCFSL - (V-146) - 33 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Street Skills Review; Abnormal Mental States; Street Skills Review; Psychiatric Emergency; On the Run; Scene safety Considerations Interview: Anita Rich, MSW; The Law and You; The Suicidal Patient; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE SEPTEMBER 1990 VOL 3 #11 OCFSL - (V-179) - 40:17 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Foreign Body Obstructed Airway Management; Anatomy and Physiology of CPR; Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation; Cleaning Your Mannequin; Guidelines for Ceasing CPR. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE SEPTEMBER 1991 VOL 4 #11 OCFSL - (V-260) - 32:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: On the Run. Non-accidental trauma; Rescue. Water; Infection. What is exposure?; Street Skills Review. Common causes of lawsuits; Medic Magic. OCFSL Purchase.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UPDATE OCFSL - (V-433 to V-439) - 4 hrs,6:00 Minutes OCFSL Purchase -- BASIC SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Vital signs - stethoscopes The right stuff to carry --V-433; Airway skills Airway management & ventilation -- V-34; Mouth to mask-airway insertion, suctioning; Supplemental oxygen administration; Big value masks; Ventilation tips; Patient Assessment; Introduction to assessment --V-435; Scene size-up - Medical assessment; Unconscious and conscious patients; Trauma assessment - unconscious & conscious; Patients - detailed exam; Assisting with medication & bleeding control -- V-436; Assisting with medication -bleeding control; Cardiac arrest management CPR - Automated external --V-437; Defibrillation; Spinal immobilization; Supine patient; seated patient -- V-438; KED - rapid extrication - standing patient; Pediatric patient - car seat immobilization; Helmet removal Splitting joint injuries; Long bones - traction splitting -- V-439.

ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING OCFSL – (V-574) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Many of the factors in determining the behavior of fire are covered. Training objectives: To describe combustion and the burning process. To demonstrate the methods of heat transfer. To present the phases of fire and the hazards of each phase. To describe the process of thermall layering in structural fires.

EXTINGUISH THAT FIRE OCFSL - (V-37) - 27 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Describes the basic types of fire extinguisher and methods of fire extinguishment. For recruit, introduction or fire prevention classes. Santa Ana Fire Department Donation.

FASHIONS FOR LIVING OCFSL - (V-472) - 15:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Examples of personal protective equipment for chemical hazards is presented, including such items as special chemical resistant suits, gloves, boots, respirators and splash goggles. Also available is an eight-hour course, "Working in the Hazard Zone". The course is designed for hazardous waste and Emergency Response Workers. OCFSL Purchase.

FIRE AND THE WITCH OCFSL - (V-162) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The video covers some simple things which children should know about fire. The subjects in the video are approached seriously, but in a humorous manner so that the children will have some fun while they are learning about fire. Private Donation.

FIRE APPARATUS OCFSL - (V-506) -PRE-TRIP SAFETY INSPECTION. 15 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: California State Law Requires Fire Departments to Complete a Pre-Trip Safety Inspection for Vehicles Requiring a Class (A) or (B) License. This Video Program Includes the Seven Steps Inspection Method Outlined in the DMV Handbook. OCFSL Purchase. Vehicle Overview; Engine Compartment; Cab Compartment; Lights; Walk Around Vehicle; Signal Lights; Brake System Test

FIRE ATTACK – STRATEGY AND TACTICS OF INITIAL CO. RESPONSE OCFSL - (V-217 to V-222) - 12 hours - 6 Video Tapes - Instructors Guide, 1 Audio Cassette tape. SPECIAL DISCLAIMER FROM OCFSL COMMITTEE. The following program provided by The Orange Co. Fire Services Library may be beneficial to fire ground operations but contains terminology that is not consistent with the adopted OCFCA's Incident Command System. OCFSL Purchase. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: "Fire Attack" is a complete video training package designed to motivate the student into a Total Learning Experience. It contains: -Comprehensive student workbook with diagrams and illustrations (over 120 pages) -Video simulations for use in solving the most common fire problem.-Supplemental instructor guide sheets. - Instructional audio cassette. -Reading assignments prior to each lesson. -Student exercises following each lesson. - Pre-test and Post-test to measure student levels of learning. -Developed by nationally recognized and highly experienced instructors - Bob Ramirez, Assistant. Chief, L.A. City Gene Chantler - Director Chief Fullerton Collins, Colorado. Module 1 Understanding Fire Attack (2 hours) OCFSL - (V-217) Module 2 Successful Scene Management (2.5 hrs.) OCFSL - (V-218); Module 3 Fire ground Ventilation Techniques (2 hrs) OCFSL - (V-219); Module 4 Residential Fire Attack (2 hours) OCFSL - (V-220); Module 5 Commercial Fire Attack (2 hours) OCFSL - (V-221); Module 6 Above Ground Fire Attack (2 hours) OCFSL - (V-222).

FIRE CHEM 1: Combustion 2 - OCFSL - (V-242) Ignition factors/heat output

FIRE CHEM 1: Combustion Analysis - OCFSL - (V-243) Parameters of liquid spill/storage fires/classification. Corrosives 1 & 2

FIRE CHEM 1: Hydrocarbon Derivatives OCFSL - (V-240) Alcohol/ethers/amines/etc. Combustion - Basic fire Parameters/Storage fires

FIRE CHEM 1: Intro Hazardous and Toxic Materials OCFSL - (V-238) Basic overview of the series

FIRE CHEM 1: Invisible force OCFSL- (V-241) Parameters of liquid spills/storage Combustion 1 - Flash point/flammable range

FIRE CHEM 1: Salts - Salts/oxidizers/inorganic Perofides OCFSL - (V-239)

FIRE CHEM 2: Corrosives (Pt 1) OCFSL - (V-244) Corrosives (Pt 1): Corrosive behavior of acids, oxidizers, & dehydrators in spill and storage; Corrosives(Pt 2): Corrosive nature of the caustics, and PH effect. Flammable Solids: The ignition routes of the metals, non-metals. Hazards of Class "A" fuels: Hazards of monomers, organic peroxides, polymers and firegases.

FIRE CHEM 2: Hazards of Plastics OCFSL - (V-245) Flowdrip, burn effect, flame spread retardants, and fire gas hazards.

FIRE CHEM SERIES 1 and 2 OCFSL - (V-238 TO V-245) 7.5 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The Fire Chem. 1 course is composed of 5 one hour Video Tape Units (2-30 minute programs have been combined on one tape)-check note-hazardous and toxic materials. Fire Chem 2 course represents a thorough yet practical approach to the spill and storage hazards of chemicals commonly used in the industrial workplace. Hazards are illustrated with over 130 laboratory and field demonstrations. OCFSL Purchase.

FIRE CODE: 3 OCFSL - (V-52) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FROM F-36 - SEE FILM ANNOTATION

FIRE COMMAND IN ACTION OCFSL - (V-262) N.F.P.A. - 23:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The Fire Command System provides a framework within which all fireground operations can be effectively managed. The necessity for well established standard operating procedures, and clear understanding of the fire ground priorities: Search and rescue, fire control, salvage, and overhaul are emphasized.

FIRE FIGHTER SAFETY AND SURVIVAL - THE COMPANY OFFICER'S RESPONSIBILITY - FEMA OCFSL - (V-113) - 3 Copies - 2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Uses actual emergency scenes to inform and train fire service personnel in safety procedures; stresses the need for a strong awareness of safety. Included but is not limited to -- fire fighting, haz-mat, explosions, infectious waste, driving, and training. Uses many scenes shown on other fire fighter safety films.

FIRE FIGHTER OCFSL - (V-75) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A study of the problem of deaths and injuries to America's fire fighters. Can be used for fire fighters, students or to stress the problem to the community. OCFSL Purchase.

FIRE FIGHTING DURING RIOTS OCFSL - (V-40) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The Watts riots identified many problems for firefighters. This film discusses the nature of fire control during civil disorder. Many guidelines are recommended for operation during these conditions. Not recommended for audiences other than firefighters or civic leaders.

FIRE IN AMERICA OCFSL - (V-29) - 20 Minutes - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A documentary type presentation of fires in America from colonization through modern days. Discusses causes and resultant code changes (catastrophic legislation).

FIRE IN THE WORKPLACE OCFSL - (V-421) - 25:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Special Segments Covered: The three main causes of fire and how to guard against them. How to get out alive if caught in a fire Reducing vulnerability to workplace arson. OCFSL Purchase.

FIRE POWER OCFSL - (V-396) - 17:16 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A film documentation of what happens as fire develops and spreads throughout a house. The video shows the power and speed of an uncontrolled fire. It also highlights the effectiveness of residential sprinklers in controlling fire and minimizing damage. OCFSL Purchase. NFPA.

FIRE PROTECTION THROUGH RESEARCH OCFSL - (V-95) - 30 Minutes DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A fully descriptive demonstration of types of water spray and other extinguishing systems preceded by a brief table-top demo of flammable and combustible liquids; a presentation by Grinnell Co. Old but good.

FIRE SAFETY BUILDING DESIGN OCFSL - (V-131) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The architects' role in the realm of fire protection is discussed. Excerpts are extracted from the Handbook. "A FIRE PROTECTION PRIMER FOR ARCHITECTS" - Control of fire development and people protection are two distinct areas of concern. OCFSL Purchase.

FIRE SAFETY PROGRAM FOR ALTERNATE HEATING OCFSL - (V-228) EENET - 4.5 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The proper installation of wood heating equipment and the safe installation and use of these appliances is discussed. Reports reveal defective heating appliances are the leading cause of fires in residences. This program is a part 2 follow-up.

FIRE SERVICE OPERATIONS OCFSL - (V- 556 – 558) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Gordon Grahams 3 video series. V-556 Fire Services Liability-the True Story. V-557 Fire Department Sexual Harassment-Techniques for Elimination. V-558 Fire Service Operations: Why Things Go Right – Why Things Go Wrong.

FIRE SERVICE SUPERVISION: INCREASING PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS OCFSL - (V-273) - 12 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The goal of this course is to increase the participant's effectiveness as managers and leaders by presenting current research on Management, Leadership, Stress, and Time Management. It will show how to adapt information presented in the course to their specific management content. OCFSL Purchase. Course overview: Unit 1-Managing effectively in the Fire Service; Unit 2-Leading effectively in the Fire Service; Unit 3-Stress management; Unit 4- Time management

FIRE SERVICE SUPERVISION: INCREASING TEAM EFFECTIVENESS OCFSL - (V-274) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The goal of this course is to increase the participant effectiveness as Team Leaders and members by demonstrating how communication, motivation, counseling, and the principles of conflict resolution and group dynamics may be used to promote efficient group functioning and member satisfaction. OCFSL Purchase. Course overview: Unit 1-Group dynamics; Unit 2-Communication; Unit 3- Motivation; Unit 4-Counseling; Unit 5-Conflict resolution

FIRE STORM: SMOKE JUMPERS STORY OCFSL - (V-587) - 104 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Experience a wildfire from the point of view of a smoke Jumper - see it's destructive power and learn what it feels like to be pinned down under a wall of flame --your life held hostage by the fire.

FIRE/ARSON DETECTION OCFSL - (V-276) National Fire Academy. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The National Fire Academy's Fire/Arson Detection Course is a study of six topics dealing with the fire officer's and firefighter's responsibilities for determination of fire course and fire scene procedures. The course begins with motivation, or why people set fires, and progresses step by step through the prosecution of the crime of arson. OCFSL Purchase. Unit 1--Motivation; Unit 2- Determining the point of origin; Unit 3-Fire causes; Unit 4-Fatal fires; Unit 5--Vehicle fires; Unit 6-Legal aspects. Note: Video begins with Unit 2 - "Determining the Point of Origin"

FIREBUGS - A TREATISE IN ARSON OCFSL - (V-54) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FROM F-46 - SEE FILM ANNOTATION

FIREFIGHTER CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS OCFSL - (V-210) - 14:39 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Due to continually working in a hostile environment, on the average, firefighters live 10 years less than the people they serve. In certain incidents 90% of participating firefighters will experience stress reaction. Delayed stress actions are also discussed. OCFSL Purchase.

FIREFIGHTER HEALTH AND SAFETY RELATED VIDEO PROGRAM OCFSL - (V-381) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A number of video programs that underscore the importance of department health and safety programs. They are played in conjunction with the (V-380) program. Unit I "Danger Zone"; Unit II "It Can't happen to me"; Unit III "NFPA 1500"; Unit IV"The Death of Maxwell Miller"; Unit V "Firefighter Critical Incident Stress"; Unit VI "Managing Communicable Disease Control Programs"; "Acid Incident"; "Fire Scene Safety, Through the Eyes of the Safety Officer" Unit VII The Biloxi Incident"; "The End of the Line. The Frank Cheatam Story"

FIREFIGHTER HEALTH AND SAFETY OCFSL - (V-380) NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Unit I-Safety is an attitude; Unit II-Developing a Health and Safety program; Unit III-Laws, Standards and Regulations; Unit IV-Health maintenance and physical stress; Unit V Stress; Unit VI Emergency Scene Safety; Unit VII-Safety Investigation and Analysis

FIREFIGHTER HEALTH AND SAFETY: A REPORT TO CONGRESS OCFSL - (V-283) - 120 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: VFIS Teleconference panel of experts discuss committee reports prepared as a result of workshops pertaining to EMS, fire apparatus, fire suppression operations, haz-mat, protective equipment, laws and health. Donation: HBFD.

FIREFIGHTER SAFETY AND SURVIVAL OCFSL - (V-177) - 68 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: National Fire Academy production. Vivid fire scenes are shown portraying the need for full protective gear and other personal safety practices fire fighters must observe when fighting fires. Also other dangerous and hazardous incidents are discussed revealing the need for life safety training for firefighters and company officers. OCFSL Purchase.

FIREFIGHTER SAFETY AND SURVIVAL: THE COMPANY OFFICERS RESPONSIBILITY OCFSL - (V-272) - 17 hours-25 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This program depicts and explains the most common causes of injuries and deaths to firefighters. It emphasizes responsibilities of the company officer for firefighter safety and survival (National Fire Academy Course). OCFSL Purchase. Unit 1-Firefighter deaths and injuries--Why?; Unit 2-Firefighter health and physical fitness; Unit 3-Safety in training; Unit 4--Station and response preparation safety; Unit 5- Incident safety; Unit 6 -Post-incident safety; Unit 7- Survival tips (includes examination)

FIREFIGHTER SAFETY WHEN WORKING WITH AN AIR AMBULANCE OCFSL - (V-197) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A Riverside Fire Department paramedic relates vital information for the Medical Aid Responder working with an Air Ambulance. Information provided regarding setting up a landing zone. Logistics for landing the aircraft and how to operate safely around Air Ambulance when it is on the ground.

FIREFIGHTER SAFETY OCFSL - (V-208) - 19:37 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Examples are presented to dramatize the need for wearing full protective equipment when responding to any incident small or major. OCFSL Purchase.

FIREFIGHTERS WORKING FOR FIREFIGHTERS OCFSL - (V-159) - 13 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The history of the California State Fireman's Association from it's inception to the present. An excellent recruiting tool for all members. CSFS Donation.

FIREFIGHTING TOOLS OF THE TRADE OCFSL - (V-590) - 22 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Selecting and using correct firefighting had tools is critical. Richard Fritz a 26 year veteran of the fire service and long time instructor, demonstrates the cutting and striking tools, including proper stance and swing, carrying techniques, safety considerations and applications.

FIRES AND WIRES OCFSL - (V-18) - 18 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This film provides emergency workers with safety facts which can help them and the public avoid serious injury or death from electrical hazards. The film is based on the handbook, "The Firefighter and Electrical Equipment". It illustrates the problems of electricity and demonstrates specific electrical emergency procedures, protective equipment and methods of controlling emergency situations. OCFSL purchase.

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK FIRE OCFSL - (V-145) - 22 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The most challenging high rise fire in the history of the Los Angeles City fire department. Fire occurred on the 12th floor of the 62 story building. 60 companies and 300 personnel involved in suppression and rescue. One fatality, 39 persons safely evacuated. Loss of bank operating time minimized by excellent pre-planning. Despite 2000 degree heat, fire-safe vault preserved stocks, securities and bonds valued at 100 million dollars.

FIRST RESPONSE TO TRANSPORTATION EMERGENCIES INVOVING RADIOATIVE MATERIALS. OCFSL - (V-143, V-144) An EENET-FEMA-DOE-DOT Program -2 Day Video course - July 12-13, 1989. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The Video course describes various radioactive material shipment programs, explains the basis for procedures to be used by emergency first responders for transportation accidents involving radioactive materials, and discuss industry and state and federal government assistance available during emergencies.

FISH OCFSL – (V-608). DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The video Fish is about a fish market where the energy is so infectious, business people spend their lunch hour just watching the action and absorbing the energy. It is designed to help inspire those with whom you work to see that they have the power to create a more interesting, profitable and energetic work place for themselves.

FITNESS ASSESSMENT OCFSL - (V-200) RANCHO SANTIAGO COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAM - 14 min. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The total physical capabilities of an individual are assessed - strength, flexibility, endurance and blood pressure are tested. Chief Picard (retired) Huntington Beach, California, Fire Dept. comments on the value of the testing to his department, the Fire Service and other agencies. Flammable Solids; The ignition routes of the metals, non-metals; Hazards of Class "A" Fuels; Hazards of monomers, organic peroxides, polymers and fire gases.

FLOOR COLLAPSE OCFSL - (V-429) -15-20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Vincent Dunn's personal on-scene account of the October 17, 1966 tragic fire on 23rd Street in New York City is given. Twelve firefighters died, including company officers and chiefs. Also presented, floor collapse, the most deadly structural failure (platform and cause of wall collapse); case study of the 23rd Street collapse; floor beam support, a collapse potential; case study of vendor floor collapse in Boston where nine firefighters died on June 17, 1972; hierarchy of floor system and its collapse potential; floor collapse warning signs; conclusion - sudden collapse without warning; firefighter evacuation. OCFSL Purchase. Follow or get out of the way-- Module II(V-118); A symbol is a promise --Module III (V-119); The bottom line --Module IV (V-120); Building your team --Module V (V-121); Getting the job done --Module VI (V-122); Coaching for top performance --Module VII (V-123); A road map to achievement --Module VIII (V-124).

GETTING INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS FEMA PRESENTATION - VHS FORMAT OCFSL - (V-65) - 60 Minutes - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A presentation of the EPA, Region IV, using an incident in Tennessee to show the advantages of pre-planning and involving the entire community in disaster management.

GREG FLEEGER INCIDENT OCFSL - (V-212) - 6:49 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Personal testimony of the Mesa, Arizona, firefighter who nearly lost his life in a routine training exercise. Graphic burn healing processes are described and catastrophic cost of accident to department and community is discussed. OCFSL Purchase.

HANDLING L.P. GAS EMERGENCIES OCFSL - (V-50) - 25 Minutes - Color (Also in 16mm Format - See F-32) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: For training firefighters in handling L.P. Gas emergencies involving both fires and unignited leaks of both liquid and vapor. Includes pointers on the physical properties of L.P. Gas and features of L.P. Gas installations. Filmed under the direction of the NFPA Gases Field Service Specialist with NFPA committee on visual Education, the National L.P. Gas association and the Tulsa, Oklahoma Fire Department.

HANDLING NATURAL GAS INCIDENTS A FIREFIGHTER"S PERSPECTIVE OCFSL - (V-105) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A production to help fire fighters handle natural gas leaks. An excellent video using the latest technology and methods. Donated by SC Gas Co. Part 1 - Leaks Inside Structures, 22 minutes; Part 2 - Leaks Outside Structures, 21 minutes

HANDLING THE RADIATION ACCIDENT VICTIM OCFSL - (V-66) - 60 Minutes - Color - A FEMA PRESENTATION - VHS FORMAT. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Presented by REAC/TS - Radiation Emergency Assistance Center/Training Site, Oak Ridge, TN. The how to's of handling radiation accident victims, both contaminated and non-contaminated. OCFLS Acquisition.

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND OCCUPANCIES OCFSL - (V-130) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Teleconference of experts. Regulations for facilities storing and handling hazardous materials must be made uniform. Lack of code uniformity and generalization of code content makes enforcement confusing and difficult. To help solve the problem building officials formed a committee to rewrite Chapter 9 of the Building Code and fire officials worked on revising Article 80 of the Fire Code. Major thrust of efforts directed to classification changes. OCFSL Purchase.

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: THE PESTICIDE CHALLENGE OCFSL - (V-298) - 12 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This course is designed for fire officers, fire and rescue training officers and firefighters, and provides information for safe handling of pesticide incidents from product release to clean up operations. Case histories and simulation exercises are extensively used to reinforce the material presented. OCFSL Purchase. Course Schedule: I--Introduction and Pretest; II-- Hazard Recognition and Label Information; III--Signs, Symptoms and First Aid; IV--Information Resources and Other Help; V-- Environmental Effects; VI--Command Post Operations ;VII--Spill Control; VIII--Fire Control Tactics ;IX--Post-Incident Operations; X--Pre-Emergency Planning and Post-Test. NOTE: Video starts with Slide #4 -- Page IG116.

HEPATITIS B - THE DANGER ZONE OCFSL - (V-292) - 10 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: There is no known cure for Hepatitis B, a disease that attacks the liver. It is much more easily contacted than the HIV virus. All safety personnel should be vaccinated for the prevention of the disease. One out of every 200 persons are carriers of the disease. Private Contribution.

HIGH FIRE, PLAN FOR SURVIVAL OCFSL - (V-2) - (Spanish) - 19 Minutes – Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This is a presentation in Spanish on what to do if you are in a high-rise building during an emergency situation. OCFSL purchase

HIGH TEMPERATURE ACCELERANT ARSON OCFSL - (V-424) Seattle F.D./Factory Mutual Provision. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The video was developed to alert fire and police departments around the nation of the inherent danger to life and property of these types of crimes. The spectacular characteristics of the high temperature accelerate fires and the extreme difficulties of extinguishment are discussed. Actual test fires were conducted, providing extremely valuable information for the fire service. OCFSL Purchase.

HOT LIQUID BURNS OCFSL - (V-62) - 30 Minutes - Color (VHS FORMAT) - 2 copies. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A true story about the hazard of hot liquid and children; 40% of all burns in the home are a direct result of scalds. Discusses preventative measures. (Tear jerker). OCFSL Acquisition.

HOW EFFECTIVE IS YOUR FIRE PREVENTION PROGRAM OCFSL - (V-299) EENET - 4 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: All aspects of an effective Fire Prevention program are covered including such subjects as: code enforcement, plans review, public fire education and many others.

I AM JOE'S HEART OCFSL - (V-384) - 18 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Joe's heart gives a detailed description of his own anatomy and operation. He presents his views on Joe's abuse and the little respect he receives. Joe smokes, eats the wrong types of food (causes plaque build-up on the artery walls) and experiences stressful conditions at work and home, which he doesn't handle too well. Starting with a strenuous exercise program and ignoring the danger signals, Joe has a serious heart attack. OCFSL Purchase.

IN THE HEAT OF THE BLAZE OCFSL – (V-570) – 50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The experience of coming face to face with the staggering destructive power of a raging inferno. Firefighters in action shows the heat, horror and heroism of firefighting. Also depicted, a desperate attempt to free colleagues trapped beneath a collapsed roof, the rescue of a robbery victim stuffed into an air duct. Also a look is taken at the cherobyl tragedy, where a small band of Russian firefighters managed to contain a nuclear meltdown, despite fatal levels of radiation which killed every member of the team but one.

INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS) OCFSL - (V-31) 1 - 3; OCFSL - (V-32) 4; OCFSL - (V-33) 5 - 8; OCFSL - (V-34) 9 -10 DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Designed to give the student an awareness of problems presented by various fire and emergency situations, primarily in the structural environment. It offers a systematic process of resource management involving the first alarm assignment with emphasis placed on strategy, tactics, pre-fire planning and personal safety. ICS is a management tool adaptable to large or small emergency situations.

INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM OCFSL - (V-252 to V-253) Video Program. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This course is designed to meet the needs of fire officers and managers with responsibilities to use, deploy, implement, and/or function within an Incident Command System (ICS). This program addresses the need for incident management systems, an overview of the structure and expandable nature of ICS, an understanding of the Command Skills needed by department officers to effectively use ICS guidelines, and scenario practice on how to apply ICS. In addition, appendixes provide guidelines and resource information for setting up and implementing a departmental ICS. OCFSL Purchase. Module 1:Introduction and overview---OCFSL-(V-252); Module 2:ICS Command and command staff functions and applications.; Module 3: Command Functions: Exercises; Module 4: ICS general staff functions and applications. OCFSL-(V-253); Module 5: ICS staff functions: Exercises; Module 6: ICS practical applications. (Note: Check out Video Tape V-207 "Out of Chaos" to view with program. Video starts with slide 1-1, page IG 5 in Instructors Manual.)

INFECTION CONTROL: TODAY'S REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRE AND EMS DEPARTMENTS OCFSL - (V-270) FEMA--EENET - 4.5 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Emergency response personnel face a myriad of hazards while performing their duties; one of which involves risk of transmission of communicable diseases. New laws, regulations and standards have been developed which mandate fire and EMS departments to establish infection control programs or outline other procedures for these departments to follow. Experts from appropriate Federal agencies and Fire and EMS organizations will discuss the current requirements. Also how departments can meet these requirements, and the effect compliance or (non-compliance) can have.

INFERNO OCFSL - (V-398) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A video history of Orange County's Trial by Fire in October 1993. Fanned by the Santa Ana wind, the resulting fires ripped through populated areas, charring hundreds of homes in their wakes. The video history is the story of those fires, the fight to stop them, and the human toll they took as told at the time in live television coverage by the Orange County news channel. OCFSL Purchase.

INSIDE THE INFERNO - A WORLD ON FIRE OCFSL - (V-588) - 52 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Go where only trained fire and rescue personnel can go. Meet the people who fight the fires on the front lines and have gone through intensive training and rigorous drills in order to face the inferno.

INSIDE THE INFERNO HEARTS ON FIRE OCFSL - (V-589) - 53:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Blinded by smoke and faced with impossible circumstances, firefighters go where no one else can. What is it that drives the firefighter to meet disaster head on while everyone is running away? Go inside the minds of firefighters as they face these life threatening challenges every day.

INSPECTION OF SPRAY BOOTH & SPRAYING ROOMS OCFSL - (V-236) ICBO Publication - 45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Intended for plan reviewers, building and fire inspectors, building owners and managers. The video and accompanying reference manual explains the requirements of 1988 U.F.C. Article 45 and 1988 U.B.C. chapter 9 for spray finishing operations. OCFSL Purchase.---Topics include: The nature of the hazard.; Definitions, location and size restrictions.; Spray booth design criteria.; Spray booth & spraying room ventilation requirements.; Fire protection equipment.; Control of ignition sources.; Storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids.; Operation and maintenance of spray booths and spraying rooms.

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES FOR COMPANY OFFICERS OCFSL - (V-277) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The Instructional Techniques for company officers is a specialized course relating to the National Fire Academy's Educational Methodology services. It is based on selected standards included in the N.F.P.A. Professional Standard 1041, Level 1. OCFSL Purchase.

INTO THE FLAMES – FIRE IN THE CITY OCFSL – (V-577) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: In high rise buildings, urban firefighters battle two of the most lethal forms of fire backdraft and flashover. Amateur video and survivor interviews recount the drama and horror of these occurrences high above city street.

INTO THE FLAMES – FIRE IN THE HILLS OCFSL – (V-578) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire fighters in the Western United States describe the techniques used to battle one of natures most destructive forces. Wildfires new technology must be developed to protect communities that are increasing by threatened by enroaching forest fires.

INTO THE FLAMES: FIRE IN THE SKY OCFSL – (V-579) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A long metal tube moving down the runway at 150 miles per hour packed with volatile materials and incased with Jet fuel: The airline is the ultimate fire fighting challenge with hundreds of lives at stake.

INTRODUCTION TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AN EENET TELECONFERENCE OCFSL - (V-90) - 3 hours - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The problems of hazardous materials in all forms of transportation, including pipelines. A panel discusses the various problems using actual events with visual aids.

ISI VISION - THERMAL IMAGING SYSTEM OCFSL - (V-524) - 13 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The most important characteristic of a Thermal imager is its ability to determine differences in temperature. The VISION Thermal can defect differences in temperature as low as 0.18 degrees F°. Donation by Santa Ana Fire Department. Benefits: Sees through smoke and darkness; Pinpoints victims and hot spots; Identifies hazard; Easily operated in one hand; Highly mobile among users; Wide viewing field

IT'S IN YOUR HANDS OCFSL - (V-76) - 10 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Produced by the National Academy For Professional Driving and the National Motor Club Company. Driving techniques including preparation, response and returning to quarters. Stresses practice, practice, practice. Shows a driver training facility for developing good driving habits. OCFSL Acquisition.

KNOW YOUR FIRE HAZARD OCFSL - (V-55) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FROM F-16 - SEE FILM ANNOTATION.

LADDER 27 INCIDENT OCFSL - (V-495) - 9 Minutes. DESCRIPTION ANNOTATION: Three firefighters fall through the roof at a house fire into a fully involved attic and survive. This video effectively illustrated the importance of full protective clothing. OCFSL Purchase.

LIABILITIES IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND GEO-BASED INFORMATION SYSTEM OCFSL - (V226) EENET - 2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The video journal examines the use and application of Geo-Based Information System--the computer systems that collect, manage, and analyze large volumes of spatial data. It includes a discussion of the development of the data base, identification of potential users, and benefits from the application of computer mapping technology.It uses its analysis and modeling capabilities for purposes such as site suitability analysis and the development of textual or statistical data from map- based information. It also explores the legal issues of emergency management and the rights responsibilities and liabilities of individual employees, volunteers and public officials.

LIGHTWEIGHT ROOF CONSTRUCTION OCFSL - (V-17) - 25 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Produced by the Los Angeles City Fire Department, this film features construction methods in newer buildings using lightweight roof construction. Actual fire tests are recorded. Suggested procedures for safe ventilation operations are shown. Best used for building construction, tactics or basic academy classes. Los Angeles City Fire Department donation

LIQUIFIED COMPRESSED GAS OCFSL - (V-98) - 7 hours - 3 Tapes - VHS FORMAT. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Part I: Transportation Incidents; 1.Definitions, properties of hazards of LCG; 2. Dangers of release; 3. Ambient temperature relationships; 4. Strategy and tactics for incident.--Part II: Handling LCG in fixed Facilities; 1. Massive energy generated by exploding tanks; 2. Correct strategy and tactics; 3.Valving locations. Part III: Handling the incident.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE CHIEF RON COLEMAN OCFSL - (V-116) to (V-124) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Nine video tapes - Developed and donated by Chief Ron Coleman, Fullerton Fire Dept. Interpersonal Dynamics ---Introduction (V-116) ; Getting along and getting through; Module I (V-117)

MANAGING COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAM OCFSL - (V-211) - 16:06 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire service managers shoulder many responsibilities, one of the most important being the provision of safety for fire fighting personnel. Of the many perils faced, the risk of communicable disease has become a growing concern. Any effective department training program must provide training equipment and guidance that greatly minimize the possibility of contracting an infectious disease while providing aid to injured persons who might be infected. OCFSL Purchase.

MARK AND BRIAN PROGRAM OCFSL - (V-265) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Mark and Brian, popular radio personalities, experience the "Real Fire World" of the firefighter. Humorous and unforgettable activity with station 164 are recorded. Private Donation.

MC DONALDS' PLAN TO GET OUT ALIVE OCFSL - (V-125) - 45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: First Alert - McDonalds' and WCBS New York team up to develop and present a Family Fire Safety Video. Narrated by Dr. Frank Field of WCBS NEWS. The life saving video dramatically shows proven actions that will help prevent and survive fires. OCFSL Purchase.

MGM HOTEL FIRE, LAS VEGAS OCFSL - (V-26) - 15 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A depiction of the firefighting operations stressing the fire and its spread, major fire operations including mutual aid, the problems of trapped occupants and the handling of fatalities, injured and the displaced. There is little discussion of the problems that caused the fires and their extension. The video has little training value except to show that high-rise buildings have special problems, particularly when built to older codes.

MULTIPLE VICTIM INCIDENT OCFSL - (V-78) – 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Lecture format with many simulated incidents showing the four phases of M.V.I. operations: 1. Field Management and Operations; 2. Communications; 3. Triage Tag Procedure; 4.Documentation

MVI" MULTIPLE VICTIM INCIDENT TRAINING OCFSL - (V-256) HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - 22:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This Multiple Victim Incident Plan (MVI) has been designed to be used as a tool to help provide an effective fire service response to an MVI, specifically incorporating all levels of emergency medical resources including, but not limited to, physicians, nurses and private medical service provider agencies.

NATIONAL SESAME STREET FIRE SAFETY PROGRAM OCFSL - (V-107) - VHS FORMAT - 3 hours - Color - An EENET-FEMA-USFA - Program 4-14-88 DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A new video training package for organizing your community to train children on fire safety using the Sesame Street program. In conjunction with the CEA, Community Education Services, the program discusses the methods, both good and unacceptable, for teaching children fire safety. Many new concepts are used; and some previously used methods that have been found to defeat safety training are recommended to be abandoned.

NEW VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEMS FOR THE RESCUER – HOLMATRO OCFSL – (V-576) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The information provided is intended for informational use only by persons having professional technical capability for evaluation under the specific conditions, at their own discretion and risk. (Disclaimer) Since conditions of use are outside our control, Holmatro makes no guarantee of results and assumes no liability in connection with any use of this information.

O.C. EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN OCFSL - (V-223) - 8 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Orange County Fire Chief's Training division Emergency Building Evacuation. To familiarize Incident Commanders with county procedures plan for warning fire personnel to evacuate unsafe building. Every department in the county must be familiar with this procedure. Santa Ana Fire Dept. Donation.

OPERATION FIRE CONTROL OCFSL - (V-6) - 15 Minutes – Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A production by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company on the fire prevention and suppression procedures for handling aluminum alkyd. OCFSL purchase

OPERATION SAN FRANCISCO OCFSL - (V-49) - IAFC - 1983. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A study of the need for detectors and automatic fire sprinklers. A series of full-scale tests based on 1979 UBC. Considers questions of escape and/or survival in buildings with detectors and/or auto sprinklers systems. OCFSL Purchase.

ORGANIZATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY OCFSL - (V-201 to V-203) IN THE FIRE SERVICE - EENET - 3 Tapes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: "Organizational Productivity in the Fire Service - the Quality Service Relationship" defines productivity conceptually and will identify individual and organizational factors which affect productivity. The program is of direct interest to all Emergency Responders and Emergency Management Personnel.

OUT OF CHAOS OCFSL - (V-207) - 14:45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Produced by the National Fire Academy to assist in preparing for the small to the major incident. Discusses the difficulties encountered in fighting a High Rise fire and use of The Incident Command system. OCFSL Purchase.

PCB'S OCFSL - (V-13) - 30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This tape was originally produced by the Edison Company in cooperation with the Ontario Fire Department to provide information on polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's). It covers identification, common locations, dangers and how to handle PCB incidents. Good for tactics and hazardous materials classes. Orange City Fire Dept. donation

PEAKED ROOF COLLAPSE OCFSL - (V-427) - 15:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Video covers types of peak roofs; collapse dangers; case study of roof rafter collapse; primary structural roof members; case study of roof deck collapse; types of peak roof construction and their relation to roof deck collapse; case study of slate shingle collapse; types of shingles; firefighters falling from roofs; roof pitch; and objectives of fire fighting operations on peak roofs. OCFSL Purchase.

PERFECT DROWNING MACHINE OCFSL - (V-70) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Problems encountered when boats and/or swimmers go over small dams and are trapped in the back current at the base of the downstream side of the dam. OCFSL Acquisition.

PESTICIDE FIRE SAFETY OCFSL - (V-7) - 8 Minutes – Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This is a case study of a pesticide fire that occurred in Texas, illustrating the proper way for a fire department to handle a pesticide incident. It emphasizes pre-fire planning, press relations and tactics and strategy. The program was originally produced by the Environmental Protection Agency and can be used in tactics or hazardous materials classes. OCFSL purchase

POLYURETHANE FOAM AND FIRE SAFETY - VHS FORMAT OCFSL - (V-64) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This is a video tape of a seminar of the Polyurethane Foam Association and the California Fire Chiefs Association, Fire Prevention Officer's Section. The Foam Association presents a talk on the Burning characteristics of foam using slides and overheads; the fire chiefs and the SFM discuss the hazards of foam and fire fighting. OCFSL Acquisition. PORTABLE EXTINGUISHER--OCFSL-(V-389); This program follows Chapter 2 from the IFSTA -- Validated 3rd edition of "The Essentials of Firefighting"; FIRE CONTROL I--OCFSL-(V-390); This program follows Chapter 12 from the IFSTA -- Validated 3rd edition of the "The Essentials of Firefighting"; FIREGROUND SAFETY--OCFSL-(V-391); This program follows Chapter 19 from IFSTA -- Validated 3rd edition of "The Essentials of Firefighting".

PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS OCFSL – (V-565) – 18 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The portable fire extinguisher is an extremely common type of fire protection device. In this program you will see various types of extinguishers and how to use each type.

PREPARING FOR INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM OCFSL - (V-251) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: In order to prepare fire service leader for Incident Command, strong emphasis is placed on bringing together knowledge of pre-incident information, fire behavior, firefighter survival, fire flow and communications skills with an effective command concept. OCFSL Purchase. Unit 1- Objectives, Overview, Introduction; Unit 2 -Firefighter Survival; Unit 3- Pre-incident Information; Unit 4- Fire Behavior; Unit 5- Fire Flow; Unit 6-Communications. (Note: Video starts with slide 1-1, Page IG 1-3 in Instructors Manual.)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OCFSL - (V-378) - 240 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: An update for field trainers who serve as instructors or course managers for the field courses in the Professional Development Series (PDS) in Emergency Management. The program examines each revised PDS course and will include a review of new material developed for each course. FEMA

PROPER CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR OCFSL - (V-227) EENET - 2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The video journal includes: 1. A discussion of the types of defibrillator problems being reported to the government., 2. A review of the characteristics of batteries (lead-acid and nickel-cadmium) used in defibrillators and their unique care and maintenance requirements., 3. A discussion of appropriate training for users of manual defibrillators and/or automatic external defibrillators., 4. An overview of a defibrillators checklist presently being field tested. The program will be of interest to paramedics, emergency medical technicians, fire/rescue personnel, physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, and others who may use or encounter manual or automatic defibrillators in their daily activities.

PSA DISASTER, SAN DIEGO, 1978 OCFSL - (V-21) - 45 Minutes – Color - also VHS Format. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: An overview of the PSA plane crash in San Diego where a jet fell into a residential area after colliding with a private aircraft. A review of the incident stressing disaster preparedness and management and interagency communications. OCFSL purchase

PT ON NET 6 DRILL TOWER OCFSL - (V-230) 67TH ACADEMY - 12 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Physical training video for the 67th Academy. Also Academy dress inspection.

PUBLIC FIRE EDUCATION PLANNING OCFSL - (V-255) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: To provide those persons who have the responsibility for public fire education programs in their communities with information and concepts necessary for the successful planning and implementation of fire safety programs. Unit 1 - Overview; Unit 2 - History of public fire education; Unit 3 - Community involvement; Unit 4 - High risk factors; Unit 5 - Public fire education specialist OCFSL Purchase. (Note: Video starts with slide program in Appendix C. Student manuals may be ordered through Campus Bookstore.)

PULSE, FALL QUARTER 1988 OCFSL - (V-111) - 2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NOTE: Pulse is a quarterly program from American Heat about EMS. Lincoln, NE. Multiple victim fire. Dade Co., FL. School van vs. car accidents. Phoenix, AZ. Infection control program. Ferno, WA. Preventative maintenance. OCFSL Purchase

PUMPING APPARATUS, DRIVER/OPERATOR OCFSL - (V-593) SAFE OPERATION OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES. DESCRIPTIVE ANNONTAION: This program presents safety factors for starting and driving fire apparatus. The focus is on pumping apparatus, but the safe driving information applies to all types of emergency vehicles.

PUMPING APPARATUS, DRIVER/OPERATOR OCFSL - (V-594) POSITIONING APPARATUS. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A driver/operator or engineer must be able to quickly and efficiently maneuver the apparatus in all types of situations. This program demonstrates the correct positioning of pumping apparatus for different functions such as fire attack, water supply and highway operations.

PUMPING APPARATUS, DRIVER/OPERATOR OCFSL - (V-595) OPERATING FIRE PUMPS. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The driver/operator's ability to operate a fire pump that provides the necessary water supply while maintaining the mechanical soundness of the pump is critical to the success of the operation. This program presents how to operate the pump using water from three common water sources.

PUMPING APPARATUS, DRIVER/OPERATOR OCFSL - (V-596) APPARATUS INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: An organized system of preventive maintenance assures that the apparatus will be in top condition ready to respond an emergency. This program presents the tasks involved in routine pumping apparatus inspection and maintenance required or a driver/operator.

PUMPING APPARATUS, DRIVER/OPERATOR OCFSL - (V-597) WATER SHUTTLE & RELAY PUMPING. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Water shuttle operations and relay pumping are two methods for providing water to emergency scenes in remote areas. This program presents basic information about each type of operation.

RECOGNIZING AND IDENTIFYING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OCFSL - (V-247 to V-250) 4 videos - Instructor and Student manuals DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The course seeks to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills necessary to detect hazardous material presence and then to identify the appropriate hazard and response information for those hazardous materials. OCFSL Purchase. Unit 1 Hazardous materials - An overview OCFSL - (V-247); Unit 2 Decision making in emergencies OCFSL- (V-248); Unit 3 Detecting hazardous material presence OCFSL - (V-249); Unit 4 identifying hazardous materials OCFSL - (V-250)

RESIDENTIAL SPRINKLER SYSTEMS OCFSL - (V-198) IAFC - 2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Operation Life Safety. A joint operation of American Heat and the U.S. Fire Administration. Panel of experts discuss how to achieve life safety in residences -- combine automatic sprinkler systems and smoke detectors to save lives and protect property.

RESPONDING TO FREEWAY EMERGENCIES OCFSL - (V-77) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A video version of S-13 - by the CHP and L.A. County Fire Department. Stresses the problem of handling freeway incidents in comparison to surface street incidents. Considers safe methods of handling incidents while trying to reduce freeway congestion. OCFSL Acquisition.

RETHINKING THE UNTHINKABLE (EENET) OCFSL - (V-112) 2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Working with the media. Use of the media to provide the incident commander with an additional resource. Using the media's equipment and information dissemination to provide a means not available to emergency service people. How to develop this source.

RUNNING SHOES AND CLOTHES OCFSL - (V-24) - 45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Useful information for fire department physical fitness programs. Explains bone and muscle movements and discusses types of shoes and clothes to be worn while participating in all types of physical activities.

S.T.A.R.T. OCFSL - (V-30) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This video produced at Hoag Memorial Hospital describes a rapid, field triage system enabling classification of mass casualty patients.

SANDY LEE'S STORY OCFSL - (V-213) - 15:53 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: First female firefighter hired by Prince George County, Maryland, Fire Department. Fell from a ladder truck side bucket, drawn under chassis, crushed by rear wheels. Emotional Chief relates story--reminds fire service personnel it is imperative that all safety guidelines and procedures be followed at all times; no exceptions. Cost of this accident to city was $900,000. OCFSL Purchase.

SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL OCFSL - (V-61) - 25 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A discussion of earthquake safety and tactics. Part 1 - Results of an earthquake; cracks, building collapse. What people should do when inside or outside a building, (including high-rise) or when in a car. Part 2 - Survival; long term plans for earthquakes. OCFSL Purchase.

SPORTING AMMUNITION - VHS FORMAT OCFSL - (V-69) - 15 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire fighting tactics involving sporting ammunition in transportation, storage and retail sales. Produced in cooperation with the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Institute. OCFSL Acquisition.

SPRINKLER SYSTEMS THE ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING OCFSL - (V-425) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Based on chapter 13, this video describes the types and operation of various sprinkler systems, presents sources of water supply for sprinkler systems, and identifies the location and appearance of controls and operating valves. OCFSL Purchase.

STAR TEAM EXERCISE, (BREATHING APPARATUS) OCFSL - (V-22) - 1 1/2 hours - Color (2 Tapes). DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire ground operations involving breathing apparatus and protective clothing. The program is centered on the Star Team (Special Tactics and Rescue) exercise held in San Clemente. This is a lecture format; there are no manipulative tasks demonstrated. San Clemente Fire Dept. donation.

STATE FIRE MARSHALS TELECONFERENCE OCFSL - (V-379) STATE FIRE MARSHALS OFFICE DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: State Fire Marshal Ron Coleman introduces his team. Each member introduces him/herself, presents his/her respective areas of responsibility and future goals and objectives.

STRESS MANAGEMENT OCFSL - (V-25) - 45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Classroom lecture to police officers regarding stress levels caused by their job and personal lives. Discusses physical means of dealing with stress. It is applicable to the fire service.

STRESS MANAGEMENT AND PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR FIREFIGHTERS PART 1 & 2 - A FEMA PRESENTATION - VHS FORMAT OCFSL - (V-63) - 2 Hours - Color - 2 Tapes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Principles of physical fitness and how they relate to fire fighter's activities: 1. Physical Fitness Concepts; 2.Fire Fighter Stress Management; 3.Designing a Stress Management Program.

SURVIVINGE SECONDARY DEVICE OCFSL - (V-523) - 11 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This video produced in cooperation with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency. Provides suggestions an policies and procedures for not only effectively responding to and managing a bomb incident, but also for protecting the public and saving the lives of the first responders. OCFSL Purchase.

 THE CARDIAC SURVIVAL STORY OCFSL - (V-97) - 30 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This shows a program being used by Orange Co. fire departments to determine the effectiveness of emergency medical assistance in the survival of cardiac patients out of hospitals. A very specific video directed at O.C. fire fighters. Fullerton FD Donation

THE ESSENTIALS OF FIRE FIGHTING (Four Videos) OCFSL - (V-388) Fire Behavior: This program follows Chapter I from the IFSTA -- Validated 3rd edition of "The Essentials of Firefighting"; OCFSL - (V-389) Portable Extinguisher: This program follows Chapter 2 from the IFSTA -- Validated 3^rd edition of "The Essentials of Firefighting"; OCFSL - (V-390) Fire Control: This program follows Chapter 12 from the IFSTA -- Validated 3^rd edition of "The Essentials of Firefighting"; OCFSL - (V-391) Fireground Safety: This program follows Chapter 19 from IFSTA -- Validated 3^rd edition of "The Essentials of Firefighting."

THE HISTORY CHANNEL – FIRE FIGHTING OCFSL – (V-575) – 150 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Where the past comes alive from the dawn of time to the epic sweep of the 20th century from the great conflicts to the inventions that changed the world History Channel Video captures the glory, tragedy and drama of the human experience.

THE LAST GREAT CHALLENGE OCFSL - (V-151) - 4 1/2 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This program analyzes and gives examples of current fire prevention techniques and training. It also provides a look into the future and projects new techniques for fire prevention in the next century.

THE ONE MINUTE MANAGER OCFSL - (V-20) - 3 tapes - about 3 hours. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The Program shows three easy-to-master management techniques that are guaranteed to change lives. Methods are presented that will enable a person to use.. One Goal Setting, One Minute Praise, and One Minute Reprimand. The objective is to save time and increase productivity. OCFA purchase

THE PANORAMA FIRE OCFSL - (V-16) - 45 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This was produced as an overview of the Panorama Fire occurring in San Bernardino County several years ago. It is made up of news clippings, broadcasts, etc., and is useful in tactics and strategy or fire prevention courses where conflagration or disaster planning is discussed. OCFSL purchase

TO HELL AND BACK OCFSL - (V-68) - 20 Minutes - Color. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: An incident where a fire fighter was seriously burned at a training fire. The fire fighter failed to wear protective clothing (he did wear SCBA) while attempting to put out what he thought was a small fire remaining from a previous drill. The fire got away from him and flashed over. OCFSL Purchase.

TRAIN DERAILMENT, SOMERVILLE, MA. OCFSL - (V-28) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: See V-27

TRAIN DERAILMENT, WAVERLY, TN. OCFSL - (V-27) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) report on the incident. An investigation of the accident discussing the inadequacies of advice given by the Department of Transportation (DOT), the carriers, shippers and "experts", to emergency response personnel. The tape presents action guidelines for emergency response personnel and local officials from technical advisors regarding handling hazardous materials incidents.

TRAINING SAFETY LESSONS FOR THE FUTURE OCFSL - (V-215) - 8:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Two Boulder Colorado firefighters were killed in a routine training exercise. This incident and the Fleeger story caused N.F.P.A. to develop pamphlet 1403. Fire Service leaders must understand the reasons for the writing of strict safety practices and procedures. OCFSL Purchase.

TRUSS ROOF COLLAPSE OCFSL - (V-428) -15-20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The burning wood truss is the most dangerous roof structure. A truss is defined and why it is used. Covered are types of stresses; materials used; why wood trusses are main concern of firefighters; case histories of examples of collapse (including the Hackensack tragedy); how they kill; why worse than beam construction; how to identify truss in size-up; fighting a truss roof fire; priorities. OCFSL Purchase.

UNIQUE HAZARDS OF THE GRAIN INDUSTRY OCFSL - (V-14) - 59 Minutes – Color - also VHS Format DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A presentation of the hazards of the construction and use of grain elevators. The code sections (NFPA Standards) and methods of inspecting and enforcing these sections are discussed. Santa Ana College Fire Technology Department purchase

UNPLUGGED OCFSL – (V-580) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Filmed at the 1998 Fire Department Instructors Conference, Chief Tom Brenan and Chief Alan Brunacini Two fire service luminaries engage in a tailboard one on one about leadership, the future and important issues of the day.

UP TO CODE OCFSL - (V-53) - 18 Minutes - Color DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Provides viewers with basic psychological tools that make the job easier by contrasting a good UP TO CODE inspection of a manufacturing plant with a careless inspection of a restaurant. OCFSL Purchase.

URBAN/DISASTER SEARCH & RESCUE INITIAL RESPONSE STRATEGIES OCFSL - (V-289) EENET - 4 hours,30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This program discusses what local emergency response agencies should do when confronted with a structural collapse situation including: size up; safety; how to request and from whom, to request aid from both federal and regional sources; and the newly established FEMA task forces and what assistance they can provide.

USING WATER WISELY OCFSL - (V-38) - 18 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Tests conducted to get the maximum use from the minimum amount of water. Various types of nozzles and appliance used.

WALL COLLAPSE OCFSL - (V-426) - 15:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Video covers in detail one of the leading causes of firefighter death and injury and why more men are killed outside burning buildings than inside. Describes various wall materials; bearing and non-bearing, free-standing walls and those most vulnerable to collapse; why building collapse is increasing; how walls collapse; establishing collapse danger zone; priorities; positioning hose streams; safe fire fighting. OCFSL Purchase.

WHAT YOU ARE IS OCFSL - (V-35) - 4 hours (3 VHS Format Tapes) DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: What You Are Is..., a three tape video series by Morris Massey, describes the value systems and sociological factors which affect people's attitudes and behavior (particularly in the workplace). Massey's fast-paced lecture outlines the unique points of view of people born in the several decades of this century. This series helps managers understand why employees behave the way they do. Orange County Firemen’s Association Donation.

WILDLAND ESSENTIALS: FIRE FIGHTING IN THE INTERFACE OCFSL - (V-497) - 30 Minutes. DESCRIPTION ANNOTATION: A training video set in four parts with pauses for student discussion. A good overview of a number of Wildland interface concepts and practices. Wildland fire behavior, safety, personal supplies needed for out of the area response are presented. The video is designed to provide material that will stimulate a great deal of audience discussion. OCFSL Purchase.

WILDLAND URBAN INTERFACE FIRE PROTECTION OCFSL - (V-150) - 46 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Produced by National Fire Academy, distributed by FEMA. Course Kit contains video, textbook and handbook. Course designed to provide the basic tools to examine the local Wildland/Urban interface fire protection problem and to assist firefighting personnel in taking steps to protect their communities. Santa Ana Fire Dept. Donation.

WOOD FRAME BUILDING COLLAPSE OCFSL - (V-430) -15-20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Historic wood frame buildings constructed in America are evaluated. Also covered are the four types of wood frame construction (braced, balloon, platform, truss); fire spread; kinds of collapse; mortise and tendon connections as cause; exterior wall overload; case studies; effect of height; corner building collapses; porch and chimney collapses; dangers of falling on smaller buildings; fire protection evaluation and identification of collapse.

WORKING FIRE APRIL 1996 VOL 96 #4 OCFSL - (V-473) - 60:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Kansas City, MO. Aerial Collapse; Hollywood, CA. Theater blaze; HANDS ON: Part III - Picking a Safety Officer; Arson Investigation and Awareness; FIRE MEDICS: Engine based paramedics; UP TO CODE: FDIC Product technology . OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE APRIL 1997 VOL 97 #4 OCFSL - (V-500) - 61:35 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Stockton, CA. Firefighter fatalities; Houston, TX. Fatal Mall Collapse; Vidor, TX. Commercial Structure Blaze; Hands on: Confined Space Rescue part VI: Transformer "over" Rescue Scenario; Drafting Techniques Getting a prime without the primer; Fire Medics: Hospital Emergency Prepareness; Evolutions 2000: Orers Datebase Software. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE APRIL 1998 #4 OCFSL - (V-527) - 56:08 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire Line: Toledo, OH. Firefighter/Paramedic shooting; Pittsfield, MA. Color – Weather Apartment fire; Hands on: Fire Engineering Series Part IV; Haz-Mat Tanker Response Series Part IV; Fire Medics: Medical Condition pre-planning; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs Kramer is rehab overused. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE APRIL 1999 VOL 99 #4 OCFSL – (V-552) – 60:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Portland, OR – Warehouse Fire and Elevator Rescue; Riverside, CA – Industrial Acid Spill; Hands on: Engine Pump Re-certification Part III; High Tech Air Bags Part I; Fire Medics – Swimming Pool Safety Program; Evolution 2000 – Kramer vs. Kramer; Water vs. Foam/Gel Products. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE APRIL 2000 VOL 00 #4 OCFSL - (V-598) - 61:39 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Jacksonville, FL. Farmers Market Tire Shop; Deptford, N.J. Car/Guy wire Rescue; Hands on. Tanker-Pumper Drafting Operation, Part II; Fire/EMS Cross Staffing; Fire Medics. Seasonal Medical Responses Part I; Evolutions 2000. North Carolina Firefighter flood Relief; Kramer vs Kramer. Appropriate Apparatus Utilization.

WORKING FIRE AUGUST 1994 VOL 94 #2 OCFSL - (V-406A) - 50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Western United State Wildland Season’94; Wookmark, MD. Trench Collapse Rescue; Hands On: Ground Ladder Training; Trench Collapse Rescue: Part I; First Responder Responsibilities; Fire Medics: Brevard County FL. Impalement Injuries; Up to Code: Cardiovascular Fitness NFPA Standard 1500. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE AUGUST 1995 VOL 95 #8 OCFSL- (V-441) - 45:50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Jacksonville, FL. High rise; St. Louis, MO. High rise fire; HANDS ON: Fire investigation training Part III, Mock interview with investigator; Swift water rescue training Part II, Multiple victim assessment; FIRE MEDICS: Setting up medical rehab Part II, Location and evaluation criteria; UP TO CODE: NATURAL DISASTER PROTECTION ACT. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE AUGUST 1997 VOL 97 #8 OCFSL - (V-510) - 57:33 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: West Helena, AR. Fatal chemical plant explosion; West Hanover, PA. Training incident flashover; Hands On: R.I.T/Firefighter survival services part I; Building collapse training part I; Fire Medics: Critical incident stress management in the smaller department part II; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer - A collapse credit program for subscribers part II. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE AUGUST 1998 VOL 98 #8 OCFSL - (V-535) - 48:09 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: RAPID INTERVENTION TEAMS/FIREFIGHTERS SURVIVAL SERIES PART II; Air-Pack Bottle Change Over; Auxiliary Airlines; Pass Devices; Two-Person Search; Four Person Search. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE AUGUST 1999 VOL 99 #8 OCFSL – (V- 563) – 59:45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Delaware City, DE – Tanker Pickup Collision; Lanesborough, MA; Hand-On: Barricade Revisited – Two Live Burns; Snowmobile Rescue Simulation; Fire Medics – EMS Street Survival part II; Evolutions 2000 Kramer vs. Kramer – Fire fighting Priorities.

WORKING FIRE AUGUST 2000 VOL 00#8 OCFSL – (V-606) – 59:57 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Wilmington, DE: Auto Dealership Fire - Spring, TX: Mustang/Bridge Rescue - HANDS ON: Incident Command Basics Part I - Mutual Aid 2000 – Fire Medics: PHTLS Refresher Training Part I - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs Kramer: Collegiate Knowledge vs Fire Ground Experience.

WORKING FIRE DECEMBER 1994 VOL 94 #5 OCFSL - (V-410) - 58:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Houston, TX. Floods and Fuel Fires; Metro Dale, FL. Firefighter fatality; Newark, DE. Apartment blaze; Basic Fire Attack Elements: Part III Vehicle Extrication Part I, Scene & vehicle stabilization; Fire Medics: Ski Resort Chairlift Evacuation; Rescue & Paramedic Considerations; UP TO CODE, DOT Placard changes. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE DECEMBER 1995 VOL 95 #12 OCFSL - (V-448) - 58:07 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: San Francisco, CA. Fatal house fire; Los Angeles, CA. Building collapse; HANDS ON: Marine Incident response Part III - Fire Boats; Motor sports safety Modified incident command; FIRE MEDICS: Chesterfield, MO. EMS ICS for special events; UP TO CODE: National Fire Academy superintendent. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE DECEMBER 1996 VOL 96 #12 OCFSL - (V-489) - 60 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Malibu, CA. Wildland Blaze Injures Firefighters; South Portland, ME. Welding Facility Fire; Hands on: Confined Space Rescue Part II: Air Monitoring, Supply, Communications & Scenario 1; Positive Pressure Ventilation Fire Medics; Mass Casualty Incident Drill; Up to Code: "Question E" Referendum Montgomery County, MD. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE DECEMBER 1997 VOL 97 #12 OCFSL - (V-518) – 60:14 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fort Worth, TX. Union Pacific train wreck; Pensacola, FL. Water tower rope rescue; Hand on: R.I.T/Firefighter survival service part V; Rope rescue rigging techniques; Fire Medics: Automated external defibrillators; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer "911 vs. 311" debate. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE DECEMBER 1998 VOL 98 #12 OCFSL – (V-543) – 51:10 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Semi-Trailer/Mini Van Collision – Odessa, D.E, High Angle Water Tower Rescue – Beaumont, TX; Hands on: Water Streams, part I – Emergency Vehicle Driver Training part II; Fire Medics: Spinaland Extremity Traction; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer; Haz-Mat Response procedures and choices. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE DECEMBER 1999 VOL 99 #12 OCFSL – (V-581) – 53:31 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: San Diego County – Urban Wildland fire; Avondale, PA – Hay Bale fire: Mt. Laorel, N.J – Response vehicle accident; Hands On: Ventilation Basics Part III; Fire fighter arson – Part I; Fire Medics – Vehicle safety and maintenance check Part I; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs Kramer – firefighter arson.

WORKING FIRE FEBRUARY 1997 VOL 97 #2 OCFSL - (V-493) - 61:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire Line: St. Louis, MO. Auto Body Shop Fire; New Castle, DE Apartment Building Blaze; Hands On: Confined Space Rescue Part 4: Vertical Vessel Rescue Scenario; Firefighter Safety and Survival Part III: Fire Scene and Personnel Safety; Fire Medics - Intraosseous Infusion; Evolutions 2000: Orlando, FL. Elderlines program. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE FEBRUARY 1998 VOL 98 #2 OCFSL - (V-522) - 56:47 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Menlo Park, CA. Discount store fire; Fort Worth, TX. Hovercraft water rescue; Hand on: Fire Engineering Service Part II; Haz-Mat Tanker Response Series Part II; Fire Medics: Cold water Drowning Revival; Evolutions 2000: Citizens Assistance in Emergency Situations. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE FEBRUARY 1999 VOL 99 #2 OCFSL – (V-547) – 53:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Pittsfield, MA – Christmas Eve house fire, San Urban Deer Rescue; Hands on: Engine pump re certification part I – Forcible Entry Tips and Techniques; Fire Medics: School Bus Mass Casuality Incident; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer; Fire fighting vs. E.M.S duties. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE FEBRUARY 2000 VOL 00 #2 OCFSL - (V-585) 60:21 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Spring, TX - Tractor Trailer/Ford Probe accident. Wilmington, DE - Sewer Pipe Rescue. Hands on: Firefighter Arson Part III: Surplus Equipment Acquisition. Fire Medics: Vehicle Check ALS Part III; Evolutions 2000 - Kramer vs Kramer - Personnel overkill on scene.

WORKING FIRE JANUARY 1995 VOL 95 #1 OCFSL - (V-412) - 59:48 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Broward County, FL. Fatal Group Home Fire; Stockton, CA. Office Building Fire; Anaheim, CA. Motel fire; Incident Command System Training: Part I: Basic Components of ICS; Vehicle Extrication Part II: Use of hand tools; Fire Medics: Creek Rescue Fremont, CA. UP TO CODE - Arson Prevention Act of 1993. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JANUARY 1997 VOL 97 #1 OCFSL - (V-491) - 61:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Jacksonville, FL. Roof Collapse Rescue; Menlo Park, CA. Industrial complex blaze; Hands On: Confined Space Rescue, Part III: Technical Overview; Pump Station Rescue Using Aerial Apparatus Firefighter Safety and Survival Part 5: Apparatus Driving Safety; Fire Medics-Patient Interviewing & Assessment; Evolutions 2000: Baltimore, MD. 311 Non-Emergency Phone #; Survival Training-Fire Department Organization. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JANUARY 1998 VOL 98 #1 OCFSL - (V-520) - 56:22 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Lanesborough, MA. Rural house fire; Fort Worth, TX. House fire animal rescue; Hand on: Fire engineering series part I; Haz-mat tanker response series part I; Fire Medics: Carbon monoxide monitoring, St. Louis, MO; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer Jurisdiction Residency Requirement; Video Newsletter. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JANUARY 1999 VOL 99 #1 OCFSL – (V-545) – 56:50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: St. Louis, MO – Council Tower Retirement Hotel; Jacksonville, FL – Abcom wire Company Fire; Hands on: Water Streams Management, Forcible Entry Tips and Techniques part I – Fire Medics, Alternative Co-Delivery Systems; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer; The Great Nozzle Debate. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JANUARY 2000 VOL 00 #1 OCFSL – (V-583) – 52:12 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Gloucerter Township, NJ - Trench Recovery: Newark, DE-Ferris Wheel Rescue; Hands On: Ventilation Basics, Part IV; Fighting arson, Part II; Fire Medics – Vehicle check BlS, Part II; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs Kramer – Technical Rescue.

WORKING FIRE JULY 1995 VOL 95 #7 OCFSL - (V-432) - 56:22 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Columbia, MO. Midwest floods of '95; Golden, CO. Swif twater rescue; Great Barrington, MA. Rare & deadly tornado; HANDS ON: Swift water rescue techniques Part I, Communications/four point control system; FIRE INVESTIGTION TRAINING: Part II, Interior investigation; FIRE MEDICS: Setting up medical rehab Part I, The four components of rehab; UP TO CODE. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JULY 1996 VOL 96 #7 OCFSL - (V-479) - 62:14 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Vidor, TX. 18 Wheeler Haz-Mat wreck; Chernobyl, Ukraine Chernobyl relief mission; Hands On – Note: For those looking for Chief Ken Hines’ "HAND ON" series on Firefighter Safety and Survival we will continue that training later in the year. Watch future print material for scheduling; Vehicle extrication: Part I: Safety and accessing the vehicle; Safe helicopter landing zones Part II: Communications; Fire Medics: Gunshot wounds; Up to Code: "Spec'ing out apparatus. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JULY 1997 VOL 97 #7 OCFSL - (V-508) - 58:28 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Grand Forks, N.D. Spring 1997 flood and fire; Harvester, MO. Harvester Nursing Home Fire; Hands On: Big Rig Extrications: Three scenarios; VFIS Protective Gear Video; Saving our own: Rapid Intervention Teams (first report); Fire Medics: Critical Incident Stress Management in the Smaller Department. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JULY 1998 VOL 98 #7 OCFSL - (V-533) - 62:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Denver, CO. Giambrocco Warehouse Fire; Tennessee and Florida - Nashville, TN. Seminole County, FL. Tornadoes; Hands on - SCBA Training Maze; Fire Medics - Interstate Mass Casualty - Chain Reaction Crash; Evolutions 2000 Kramer Vs. Kramer – Quints Vs. Traditional Apparatus Deployment; Congressional Fire Service Institute Update. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JULY 1999 VOL 99 #7 OCFSL – (V-561) – 53 Minutes DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Franklin Park, IL – Bagel Factory fire; Pittsfield, MA – Warehouse fire; Hands – on: Fire Hydrant Testing part II; Side-impact vehicle Extrication part II; Fire Medics – EMS Street Survival part I; Evolutions 2000 Kramer vs Kramer – Must Firefighting be Inherently Dangerous?

WORKING FIRE JULY 2000 VOL 00#7 OCFSL – (V-604) - 57:50 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FIRE LINE – Jacksonville, Fl: Residential House Fire - Wilmington, DE: Trash Truck Rescue - HANDS ON: Hospital Fire Simulation Drill - FIRE MEDICS – EMS Bikes Part II – Evolution 2000: Kramer vs Kramer: Rescues by untrained persons.

WORKING FIRE JUNE 1995 VOL 95 #6 OCFSL - (V-423) - 58:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: 1.Oklahoma City, Bombing Recap; 2.Agency response; a. Resources; b. Search and rescue; c. Incident command; d. Critical incident stress management; e. Final thoughts; Dealing with the media

WORKING FIRE JUNE 1997 VOL 97 #6 OCFSL - (V-504) - 58:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Melville, MO. Trench Rescue; Bloomington, IN. Condominium Fire; Hands On: Nuclear Facility Response; Truck Bash '97 Big Rig Vehicle Extrications, Two Scenarios: Fire Medics: Trench Rescue Injuries; Evolutions 2000: Annual Fire/EMS Caucus Dinner. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JUNE 1998 VOL 98 #6 OCFSL - (V-531) - 59:24 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Springfield, MO. Shake shingle Residential fires; St. Louis, MO. Riverboat casino/barge collision; Hands on: Accountability procedure Part II; Paramedic Extrication Part II; Fire Medics: Riverboat casino/Barge collision medical response; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer – Cedar shake shingles: Are they a hazard? OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE JUNE 1999 VOL 99 #6 OCFSL - (V-559) – 58:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Bourbonnais, IL – Amtrak-Train Truck Collision; Bartlett, TN – Head on vehicle crash; Hands- on: Fire Hydrant Testing part I; Side-Impact Vehicle Extrication part I; Fire Medics-Amtrak Collision; Mass Casualty Incident; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs. Kramer, National Guard Mobilization.

WORKING FIRE JUNE 2000 VOL 00#6 OCFSL – (V-602) – 49:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FIRE LINE – Pittsfield, MA: Propane Gas Leak – Tomball, Tx: Auto Parts Store Fire - HANDS ON: Tool Talk Company Officer - Command Area Fire Medics – EMS Bikes - Evolutions 2000.

WORKING FIRE MARCH 1995 VOL 95 #3 OCFSL - (V-415) - 59:25 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Westminster, MD. First Report Natural Gas Explosion; Glassboro, NJ. Apartment Building Fire/Rescue; San Bernardino, CA. Train Wreck; HANDS-ON, Incident Command System Training Part III: Branching Out the System; Air Bag Lifting Operations Part I: Equipment and Theory; FIRE MEDICS: EMS Survival Tips, Picking a Personal Protective Vest; UP TO CODE: Sprinkler System Legislation. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MARCH 1997 VOL 97 #3 OCFSL - (V-498) - 57:54 Minutes. DESCRIPTION ANNOTATION: Houston, TX. Mall collapse rescue; Yuba County, CA. Wester slow rise floods; Hands on: Confined Space Rescue Part V: Water exchange tanker rescue; Ice Rescue Training - Toledo Ohio; Fire Medic: Start Triage System; Evolutions 2000: South Carolina State Fire Academy. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MARCH 1998 VOL 98 #3 OCFSL - (V-525) - 60 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: ELK Grove, CA. Interstate 5 chain – reaction crash; Menlo Park, CA. Railroad trestle fire; Hands on: Fire Engineering Series Part III; Haz-Mat Tanker Response Series Part III; Fire Medics: Air life Helicopter Crash; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MARCH 1999 VOL 99 #3 OCFSL – (V-549) – 53:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fortworth, Texas; Abandoned Apartment Complex Fire; Sardusky, OH; Pleasure Boat Marina Fire; Hands on: Engine Pump Re certification; Part II: Forcible Entry Tips & Techniques Part III: Fire Medics; Carbon Monoxide Poisonings; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs Kramer; Carbon Monoxide Detectors Fire Department Responsibility. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MARCH 2000 VOL 00 #3 OCFSL - (V-591) - 53:05 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Deerfield Township, OH - Orchards Apartment Fire; Glendora N.J - Paint Factory Fire; Hands on: Firefighter Arson Part IV; Tanker Pumper Draft Operation Part I; Fire Medics - Accidental Finger Amputation; Evolutions 2000 - Kramer vs Kramer. Personnel overkill on scene.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1995 VOL 95 #5 OCFSL - (V-418) - 58:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fremont, CA. Swift Water Rescue; Jacksonville, FL. Marina Fire; Fire Investigation Part I: Exterior Evaluation; Dealing with the Media Part I: Getting the most from Interviews; Pediatric Revival, Fremont, CA.; UP TO CODE, U.S.F.A. Funding. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1996 VOL 96 # 5 OCFSL - (V-475) - 60:37 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Kensington, MD. Fatal train collision; Baltimore County, MD. Quarry rescue; Safe Helicopter Landing Zones; Part I - History & Importance; HANDS-ON: (Cont'd);Firefighter Safety and Survival Part IV - Physical Fitness; FIRE MEDICS: Adult Attention Deficit Disorder; UP TO CODE: Two Points of View. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1997 VOL 97 #5 OCFSL - (V-502) - 59:54 Minutes. DESCRIPTION ANNOTATION: Stockton, CA. Firefighter Fatalities; Philadelphia, PA. Six Alarm Warehouse Blaze; Hands On: Confined Space Rescue Part VII, Claustrophobia Course; Hand Held Fire Extinguishers; Fire Medics: Accidental Air Bag Deployment; Evolutions 2000: N.F.P.A. 12: One Perspective. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1998 VOL 98 #5 OCFSL - (V-529) - 57:56 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Nashville, Tenn. Interstate Emergency vehicle; San Mateo, CA. Garbage Truck Highway crash accidents; Hands on: Accountability procedures Part I; Paramedic Extrication Part I; Fire medics EMS Treatment during extrication incidents; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs Kramer – Accountability; Department Administration management skills course. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1999 VOL 99 #5 OCFSL – (V-554) – 55:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Philadelphia, PA – Church fire; Memphis, TN – Asphalt plant fire; Hands on – High Tech Air Bags Part II; High Rise Rope Rescue; Fire Medics-Ambulance ride a along; Evolutions 2000 Kramer vs. Kramer; Fire fighting Tactics vs. Reverence.

WORKING FIRE MAY 2000 VOL 00#5 OCFSL - (V-600) - 57:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Tomball, TX; Low Rise Apartment Fire. North Naples, FL. (Maritime); Shrimp Boat Fire. HANDS ON: Powered Entry Tools: Water Cooled Chainsaw Exothermic Cutting Torch. Quick Drills, Quick Entry Window Cut. FIRE MEDICS: Seasonal Medical Responses (Cont.), Bee Stings, Latex Allergy. Evolutions 2000, Kramer vs. Kramer, The vole of the safety officer.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1995 VOL 95 #11 OCFSL - (V-447) - 54:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: North Syracuse, NY. High angle rescue; Jacksonville, FL. Strip mall arson fire; HANDS-ON: Marine Incident response Part II – Assessment; Motorsports safety Part I - Pre-race training; FIRE MEDICS: Chesterfield, MO. EMS bicycle response teams; Burn injury dressings - Part II; UP TO CODE: Congressional Fire Services Institute. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1996 VOL 96 #11 OCFSL - (V-487) - 59:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Plantation, FL. Strip Mall Fire; FT. Lauderdale, FL. Marina Fire; Hands on: Confined Space Rescue, Part I: Technical Overview: Tripod & Ladder "A" Frame Configurations; Wildland Fire fighting Training Part III: Mobile Fire Attack; Fire Medics Crime Scene Management; Up to Code: Fire House Inventory. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1997 VOL 97 #11 OCFSL - (V-516) - 55:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Mira Linda, CA. Riverside trench rescue; Pittsfield, MA. Bus Mass casualty accident; Hands On: R.I.T/Firefighter survival services Part IV; Basic forcible entry; Fire Medics: Bus Mass casualty simulation St. Louis, MO. Evolutions 2000: Menlo park goes above and beyond. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1998 VOL 98 #11 OCFSL – (V-541) – 57:54 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Church Fire – Beaumont, TX; Petroleum Tank Fire – Denver, TX; Hands on: Wildland Drill – Emergency Vehicle driver Training part I – Fire Medics: Soft Tissue wound management; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs. Kramer, Experience vs. Education. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1999 VOL 99 #11 OCFSL – (V-572) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Glassbord N.J. – Suspicious supermarket fire; Houston, TX – Feed store fire; Hands On: Ventilation basics, Part II. Tire Fire extinguishment Part I; Fire Medic – EMS Ride a long; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs Kramer – Dogs in the Fire Service.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1996 VOL. 96 #10 OCFSL - (V-485) - 57:12 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Sewaren, N.J. Shell Storage Facility Fire; Kanawha County, WV. Salvage yard Fire; Hands on: Wildland Fire figting Part II: Progressive Hose Lays; Rural Water Supply Operations; Fire Medics Pre-Planning Nursing Homes; Up to Code: Junior Volunteer Fire Dept. English Consul, MD. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1997 VOL 97 #10 OCFSL - (V-514) - 61:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire Line; Canton, IL. INTL Harvestor Complex Fire; East Paco Alto, CA. Green Oaks Academy Fire; Hands On: R.I.T/Firefighter survival services Part III; Building collapse training Part III; Fire Medics: Fire/EMS merger - St. Louis, MO. Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer - Fire/EMS Debate. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1998 VOL 98 #10 OCFSL – (V- 539) – 57:36 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Rapid Intervention Teams/Firefighter Survival Series part IV – Enlarged Opening Technique, Pre Scenario, Live Scenario, Post Scenario critique, Mini- Course for College Credit. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1999 VOL 99 #10 OCFSL – (V-568) – 58:29 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: St. Louis, MO – Warehouse complex fire; Wilmington, DE – Double Semi/Vehicle Crash; Hand on: USAR Dogs, Part II. Ventilation Basics, part I; Fire Medices – Suicide Handling. Evolutions 2000 – Dogs in The Fire Service – Kramer vs Kramer.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1996 VOL 96 #9 OCFSL - (V-484) - 60:14 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Woodbridge, NJ. Shell Tank Farm Fire; Washington D.C. Treasury Department Fire; Peebles, OH. Restaurant Blaze; Hands on: Vehicle Extrication Part III, Third door, Hatch back & roof Operation; Safe Helicopter Landing zones; Part 5: Various Lz Setups & Service Review; Fire Medics: 12 Lead EKG's in the Field, Johnson County, KS; Up to Code: "Medicine Man Photo" Nixa, MO. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1997 VOL 97 #9 OCFSL - (V-512) - 57:33 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: St. Louis, MO. Interstate 70 trucks crash; Miami, FL. Biscayne Kennel Club collapse; Hands On: R.I.T/Firefighter survival services Part II; Building collapse training Part II; Fire Medics: Football injuries; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer: Rapid intervention team issues; No run on red/on the quiet policy: A follow up. OCFS.L Purchase.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1998 VOL 98 #9 OCFSL – (V-537) – 46:10 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Rapid Intervention Teams/Firefighter survival series part III – Station drills, Entanglement station, Airbag procedure, Station – Hydraulic tools, Station – Interior Breaching, Station – Exterior Breaching, Air pack removal. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1999 VOL 99 #9 OCFSL – (V-566) – 59:22 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Kansas City, MO – Apartment fire and collapse. Harwood heights, IL – Low-rise explosion and collapse. Hands on: Interfire VR. USAR Dogs; Part I: Fire medics – street smarts for EMS; Part III: Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs Kramer – Detection of explosive atmospheres.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 2000 VOL 00#9 OCFSL – (V-609) – 50:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Houston, TX: McDonalds Restaurant Fire - Louisville, KY: Suspicious Church Fire - HANDS ON: Master Stream Techniques Part I - Incident Command Basics - Fire Medics – PHTLS: Patient Assessment I, Part II - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs Kramer: Offensive versus Defensive Fighting.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 2000 VOL 00#10 OCFSL- (V-611) – 57:33 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Lanesboyough, MA ; Matt Reilly’s Restaurant Fire – New Castle County, DE - HANDS- ON: PART II – Incident Command Basics Part III- Fire Medics- PHTLS: Patient Assessment II, Part III - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer: Mixing Departments in Mutual Aid.

AMERICAN HEAT OCTOBER 2000 OCFSL (V-612) - DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Denver, Colorado: Colorado Firefighter Killed - Waterburg Conn.: Firefighters Funeral - Medic Shot - Montana Fires - Seton Hall Fined - Condo Fire - Electrical Fire - Chemical Spill - Boardwalk Blaze.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 2000 VOL 00#11 OCFSL (V-613) - 53:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Wilmington, DE: Deaf Occupant/Vehicle Rescue - Lawnside, NJ: Dos/Well Rescue - HANDS ON: Cause & Origin/Arson Basics - International Extrication Competition 2000 Part I – Fire Medics – PHTLS: Spinal Skills - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer: Animal Rescues Pros & Cons.

AMERICAN HEAT NOVEMBER 2000 BCFSL- (V-614) - DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: WINTER FIREFIGTHER OPERATIONS; II 500-0173, American Heat News Update - Toronto Fire Services Winter OPS, MN – Americas Icebox Munierpality of Clarington, Ontario - Fire Toronto Icebreaking Fireboat.

WORKING FIRE DECEMBER 2000 VOL 00#12 OCFSL – (V-615) 60:34 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Lunenburg, MA: Residence Fire and Rescue – Lumberton, N.J: Airport Tankers on Fire - HANDS ON: International Extrication Competition 2000 Part II - Accountability Technology; P.A.S.S Radio System – Fire Medics – PHTLS: Spinal Skills – Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs Kramer - Technology in Accountability.

AMERICAN HEAT DECEMBER 2000 OCFSL – (V-616) - DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: THERMAL IMAGING CAMERAS; 500 – 0174 – Live Burn Demo of Thermal Imaging -Zachary Sheets - About Thermal Imaging Technology - Granbury TX: More Thermal Imaging Demos Fundraising.

WORKING FIRE JANUARY 2001 VOL 01#1 OCFSL – (V-617) - 51:10 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Wilmington, DE: 5th & Rodney Streets Apartment Fire – Lanes Borough MA: Route 8 House Fire – HANDS ON: International Extrication Competition 2000: High Pressure Compressed Air Foam System - Fire Medics- Sports Team Mascot Injury - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer - High Pressure Foam Systems.

AMERICAN HEAT JANUARY 2001 OCFSL – (V-618) - 16:54 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The F.I. R.E Act – Tenleytown Blue The Fifth Man, Columbia: First Due to the Capitol – The House of Pain - The Fifth Man, Part 2 – Final Thoughts on the F.I.R.E Act –Back to Basics: preplanning Part 3.

WORKING FIRE FEBRUARY 2001 VOL 01#2 OCSFL – (V-619) - 59:45 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Lunenberg, MA: 21 Francis Ave. Residence Fire – New Castle County, DE: Tour Bus Mass Casualty Incident – HANDS ON: School Bus Shooter Simulation Part I: The scenario – Fire Medics – S.W.A.T Medic – Kramer vs Kramer: Acceptable Responder Risk.

AMERICAN HEAT FEBRUARY 2001 OCFSL – (V-620) - 4Hrs 38 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: Ybor City, Part I – Chelsca, MA: Parts 1and 2 – Ybor City, Parts 2-4 – Chelsca, MA: Part 3 - Firefighter Safety, Part I.

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 2001 OCFSL - (V-621) 1 Hr 7 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: Philadelphia 11-Alamer: The Eastern American Fire, Part 1; Incident Command Backgrounder; Philadelphia 10-Alamer: The Eastern American Fire, Part 2 and the Philadelphia Incident Command System; Firefighter Safety, Part 2. SAC Fire Tech. Office has details on enhanced training.

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 2001 OCFSL- (V-622) 3 Hrs 42 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: Oakland Summary - Taming the Wildland/Urban Interface. Update Laguna Beach, Parts 1 and 2; Los Alamos, Parts 1 and 2; Back to Basics SCBA, part 1. SAC Fire Tech. Office has details on enhanced training.

AMERICAN HEAT MAY 2001 OCFSL- (V-623) 45 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: NEWS: Rural Firefighting Operations- Sunset limited Crash Revisited; Saraland's Challenges; Boyou's Best; Sunset Limited Summary; Back to Basics SCBA, Part 2. SAC Fire Tech. Office has details on enhanced training.

WORKING FIRE MARCH 2001 VOL 01#5 OCFL- (V-624) 53:21 minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FIRELINE: Residence Fire - San Francisco, CA (attic fire, touching roofs, salvage efforts); Ammonia Tanker Leak, Huston, Texas (Haz-Mat team response); Vehicle Extrication Techniques -Part II - (vehicle extrication scenarios using High-Lift jack to release trapped occupant); Management Series: Waterloo 2000 Part II (company officer/incident commander - management level includes ventilation and pre-incident planning); Fire Medics: Violent Patient Management - (advanced alert to fire departments on use of flammable or dangerous procedures- yes or no). SAC Fire Tech. Office has details on enhanced training.

WORKING FIRE MARCH 2002 VOL 2 #3                 OCFSL – (V-647) - 55:39 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:  FIRELINE - Trench Rescue Louisville, KY.  A year ago the Jefferson County (KY) Trench Rescue Team responding to a similar incident dug by the same contractor! A sheer collapse buried a worker nearly completely. The first-in unit used air bags to generate some space around the patient. An air injection device was used to loosen soil and a DPW vacuum truck was brought in to suck up dirt as it was removed. Normal shoring material panels couldn't be used in this incident so 2 x 12s with spreaders were employed. A good incident involving improvising of strategy.  Moore's Landing Apartment Fire Carney's Point, NJ -  Firefighters had responded to this apartment complex a number of times before so they knew what to expect - especially because of a common attic. The first-arriving units began to create fire breaks. Because of the fire load and amount of fire, a second alarm was called early which included a tanker task force. This complex has aluminum wiring and was the cause of the fire in the attic. Departments should be aware and keep an eye on structures in their jurisdiction which may not be in compliance of current building codes. HANDS-ON: U.S. Fire Administration Grant Program - The Emergency Services Education and Consulting Group, a division of VFIS insurance in York, PA, presents information about the 2002 Fire Act Grant Awards and new changes affecting grant submissions for 2002 - submissions which are due by March 31st. Grant requests may be made in the areas of fire operations, fire prevention, EMS, and vehicle acquisition. The big news is that grand funding has been quadrupled this year - in excess of $300 million. The other main change is that grants are being accepted over the Internet and, in fact, these submissions will be given priority over written submissions. ESECG can assist departments in preparing grants for submission. Tool Talk - The City of Portland (OR) Fire Bureau provides another training segment on tool basics. This month we present a detailed description and usage guidelines for chainsaws and "the Irons": the ax and the halligan tool. A hard-core, fact-based refresher on important firefighting tools. FIRE MEDICS: 9/11 Truck-Ambulance Crash - On September 11, 2001, the New Jersey State Police called up the Gloucester County EMS Task Force from southern New Jersey for possible deployment at Ground Zero in New York City. On the way to New York, one of the ambulances collided with a large truck. An involved extrication ensued. One obstacle was the overloaded rescue truck that had been heading for New York but then was pressed into service at this incident. This segment covers the crash and extrication and the task force mobilization.  EVOLUTIONS 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer - EMS vs. Fire Suppression:  Working Fire and Professor/Chief Bill Kramer present out Continuing Education segment that's worth one credit from the University of Cincinnati. Recognizing that the fire service is changing, various components have taken on greater or lesser importance. Which is now more important: EMS or fire suppression?

WORKING FIRE MAY 1995 VOL 95 # 5 OCFSL - (V-418) - 58:30 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fremont, CA. Swift Water Rescue; Jacksonville, FL. Marina Fire; Fire Investigation Part I: Exterior Evaluation; Dealing with the Media Part I: Getting the most from Interviews; Pediatric Revival, Fremont, CA.; UP TO CODE, U.S.F.A. Funding. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1996 VOL 96 # 5                  OCFSL - (V-475) - 60:37 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Kensington, MD. Fatal train collision; Baltimore County, MD. Quarry rescue; Safe Helicopter Landing Zones; Part I - History & Importance; HANDS-ON: (Cont'd);Firefighter Safety and Survival Part IV - Physical Fitness; FIRE MEDICS: Adult Attention Deficit Disorder; UP TO CODE: Two Points of View. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1997 VOL 97 # 5                  OCFSL - (V-502) - 59:54 Minutes. DESCRIPTION ANNOTATION: Stockton, CA. Firefighter Fatalities; Philadelphia, PA. Six Alarm Warehouse Blaze; Hands On: Confined Space Rescue Part VII, Claustrophobia Course; Hand Held Fire Extinguishers; Fire Medics: Accidental Air Bag Deployment; Evolutions 2000: N.F.P.A. 12: One Perspective. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1998 VOL 98 # 5                  OCFSL - (V-529) - 57:56 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Nashville, Tenn. Interstate Emergency vehicle; San Mateo, CA. Garbage Truck Highway crash accidents; Hands on: Accountability procedures Part I; Paramedic Extrication Part I; Fire medics EMS Treatment during extrication incidents; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs Kramer – Accountability; Department Administration management skills course. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE MAY 1999 VOL 99 # 5                  OCFSL – (V-554) – 55:40 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Philadelphia, PA – Church fire; Memphis, TN – Asphalt plant fire; Hands on – High Tech Air Bags Part II; High Rise Rope Rescue; Fire Medics-Ambulance ride a along; Evolutions 2000 Kramer vs. Kramer; Fire fighting Tactics vs. Reverence.

WORKING FIRE MAY 2000 VOL 00 # 5                  OCFSL - (V-600) - 57:00 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Tomball, TX; Low Rise Apartment Fire. North Naples, FL. (Maritime); Shrimp Boat Fire. HANDS ON: Powered Entry Tools: Water Cooled Chainsaw Exothermic Cutting Torch. Quick Drills, Quick Entry Window Cut. FIRE MEDICS: Seasonal Medical Responses (Cont.), Bee Stings, Latex Allergy. Evolutions 2000, Kramer vs. Kramer, The vole of the safety officer.

WORKING FIRE MAY 2001 VOL 1 #5     OCFSL – (V-650) – 48:28 Minutes.   DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FIRELINE - Residence Fire - San Francisco, CA.  A second alarm was dispatched almost immediately as firefighters arrived at this residence in the Richmond district of San Francisco. Roofers, working with a membrane which has to be heated prior to being affixed to the roof, started a fire in the attic. Homes in this district are so close together that their roofs touch, allowing the fire to travel through the attic to the home next door. A second truck crew also worked inside the exposure home. Otherwise, the dormers and roof on the main home were vented as firefighters searched for remains of fire. Featured in this incident are the salvage efforts of the S.F.F.D. which makes a conscious effort to protect homeowners possessions from fire and water damage.  Ammonia Tanker Leak - Houston, TX.  A motorist alerted authorities to this ammonia tanker that was leaking product through its safety relief valve. An interior tanker baffle had broken loose and struck the valve control mechanism, allowing the product escape. The Houston Haz-Mat Response Team describes its response and reviews strategies for handling such a situation. Excellent training information value! HANDS ON: Vehicle Extrication Techniques - Part II.  Hands-On features the second in a series of vehicle extrication scenarios using the High-Lift jack produced by Jacksonville, (FL) Fire Rescue. This month, we present a method for lifting the steering wheel to release a trapped occupant.  Management Series: Waterloo 2000, Part II.  Working Fire continues with training aimed at the company officer / incident commander at the management level with the second of a multi-part series called Waterloo 2000, presented by Chief John Kriska of the Rock Hill (MO) Fire Department. This month, the Chief talks about the importance of ventilation and pre-incident planning.  FIRE MEDICS: Violent Patient Management.  This month features the first in a multi-part series on how to handle and control patients who are uncooperative or downright combative. Hundreds of EMS personnel are injured each year in confrontations with these kinds of patients. Instructors Thomas Venegoni and Mike McClanahan from Professional Safety Consultants present their program designed for the paramedic and EMT. This month we begin in the classroom and then present hands-on techniques.  EVOLUTIONS 2000- Kramer vs. Kramer: Flammability / Hazard Notification Working Fire and Professor / Chief Bill Kramer present out Continuing Education segment that's worth one credit from the University of Cincinnati. Looking at this month's San Francisco Fire and our Waterloo 2000 Hands-On segment, Bill debates whether or not local departments should be alerted in advance when contractors are using flammable or dangerous procedures in their jurisdictions.

WORKING FIRE MAY 2002 VOL 02 #5    OCFSL – (V-652)- 106:76 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: FIRELINE: Car-Truck Crash - Newark, DE - Responders found what appeared to be a near-head-on collision with a pickup truck positioned on top of a car:  one driver was found dead; the other driver was pinned in her vehicle under the truck. As EMS attempted to evaluate her, rescuers stabilized the truck on top of the car by chaining it to a command vehicle making the scene more secure. Her legs were pinned by the dash; ultimately, she became paralyzed from the waist down. The dash was finally lifted enough to extricate the woman. Car Wash Entrapment - Mt Ephraim, NJ - A car wash attendant's foot slipped into the pulley track and he was unable to remove it. Mt. Ephraim responders fully sized-up the apparatus and the patient's condition before deciding on a course of action. Disassembly was not possible so Saws-Alls were used to cut some of the metal apparatus. It was then decided to bring in an exothermic "Slice Pack" torch which the department had but hadn't yet put in service. To avoid heat transfer to the man's foot, a hose line kept water on the foot (such a torch can cut under water if necessary). For training on using an exothermic torch, see Working Fire Volume 00-05 (May 2000).  HANDS-ON: Cold Water Rescue, Part I - As the recreational season approaches, Working Fire presents the first of a two-part series on cold water rescue with the Washington Township (NJ) Fire Department; many of the techniques can be applied in ice rescues as well. In this segment we review the necessary equipment and how to use it, scene management, and contact with the rescue patient. Next month we feature a surprise nighttime water rescue scenario. Tic Tracer Demonstration - Always on the lookout for equipment that can help firefighters and responders do their work more safely and efficiently, Working Fire features a training piece produced by Jacksonville (FL) Fire-Rescue. It's a device called the Tic Tracer which will identify whether or not exterior power lines are "live" or not. This would be extremely useful in the event of a natural disaster or an incident involving downed power lines. Additional information is also included regarding the relative safety of different styles of pike poles and their suitability to be used with live power lines - important information for your department!  FIRE MEDICS: Asthma Education ,Part II - Following up on out introductory segment last month covering basic information about asthma and its treatment, this month an asthma specialist covers disease modalities and specific treatments that EMS can use in the field. Be sure to not the EMS section later in these Training Materials covering the various generic and brand-name medications that are available for asthma treatment. EVOLUTIONS 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer.  Dedicated vs. General Rescue Training - Working Fire and Professor/Chief Bill Kramer present our Continuing Education segment that's worth one credit from the University of Cincinnati. This month the Chief and Professor debate what's more important...how you look or how you perform? What impact does a dress code have, if any?

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1995 VOL 95 # 11    OCFSL - (V-447) - 54:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: North Syracuse, NY. High angle rescue; Jacksonville, FL. Strip mall arson fire; HANDS-ON: Marine Incident response Part II – Assessment; Motorsports safety           Part I - Pre-race training; FIRE MEDICS: Chesterfield, MO. EMS bicycle response teams; Burn injury dressings - Part II; UP TO CODE: Congressional Fire Services Institute. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1996 VOL 96 # 11    OCFSL - (V-487) - 59:20 Minutes.            DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Plantation, FL. Strip Mall Fire; FT. Lauderdale, FL. Marina Fire; Hands on: Confined Space Rescue, Part I: Technical Overview: Tripod & Ladder "A" Frame Configurations; Wildland Fire fighting Training Part III: Mobile Fire Attack; Fire Medics Crime Scene Management; Up to Code: Fire House Inventory. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1997 VOL 97 # 11    OCFSL - (V-516) - 55:30 Minutes.            DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Mira Linda, CA. Riverside trench rescue; Pittsfield, MA. Bus Mass casualty accident; Hands On: R.I.T/Firefighter survival services Part IV; Basic forcible entry; Fire Medics: Bus Mass casualty simulation St. Louis, MO. Evolutions 2000: Menlo park goes above and beyond. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1998 VOL 98 # 11    OCFSL – (V-541) – 57:54 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Church Fire – Beaumont, TX; Petroleum Tank Fire – Denver, TX; Hands on: Wildland Drill – Emergency Vehicle driver Training part I – Fire Medics: Soft Tissue wound management; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs. Kramer, Experience vs. Education. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 1999 VOL 99 # 11    OCFSL – (V-572) – DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Glassbord N.J. – Suspicious supermarket fire; Houston, TX – Feed store fire; Hands On: Ventilation basics, Part II. Tire Fire extinguishment Part I; Fire Medic – EMS Ride a long; Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs Kramer – Dogs in the Fire Service.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 2000 VOL 00 # 11    OCFSL (V-613) - 53:20 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Wilmington, DE: Deaf Occupant/Vehicle Rescue - Lawnside, NJ: Dos/Well Rescue - HANDS ON: Cause & Origin/Arson Basics - International Extrication Competition 2000 Part I – Fire Medics – PHTLS: Spinal Skills - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer: Animal Rescues Pros & Cons.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 2001 VOL 01 #11     OCFSL – (V-640) – 52:07 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:  Rapid Intervention Teams/Firefighter Survival Series Advanced Training – Part II: Ladder Rescues – Single Firefighter Carries; Using Stokes Basket, SCBA Harness and Pulleys; Pittsburgh Drill.

WORKING FIRE NOVEMBER 2002 VOL 2 # 11      OCFSL – (V-685) – 1 Hours 44 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:  FIRELINE - RESCUE CASE STUDIES:  Working Fire continues its Case Study approach, this month studying vehicle extrication. We have selected some unique extrication, many of which also demonstrate the importance of concurrent EMS response, an element to be factored into every extrication response.  Case Study #1:  Head-On Vehicle Crash - Bartlett, TN:  A vehicle which ran a stop sign forced a sports utility vehicle filled with teenagers out of its lane and into an oncoming vehicle. One of the teenagers was propelled from the back seat through the windshield to land on the hood of the vehicle. (The teenager in the front passenger seat was saving by being forced to the floor by the ejecting teenager.) Only one of the teens was restrained in the vehicle and there were no air bags. The teenager driver eventually died from compression injuries. Extrication and EMS on-scene are featured.  Case Study #2:  Car/Guy Wire Rescue - Deptford, NJ:  A suspected drunken motorist miscalculated a turn and drove his car off the road and up a utility pole guy wire where it hung suspended in a nearly vertical position. Rescuers fashioned a sling using cables and an aerial ladder apparatus to stabilize the car from above and used chocks and cribbing underneath. Using a flat-bed wrecker truck, rescuers were then able to remove the driver. EMS had worked with the motorist throughout and C-Spined him in the vehicle before removal.  Case Study #3:  Garbage Truck Highway Crash - San Mateo, CA:  A garbage truck came up upon a stalled line of traffic and couldn't stop. It struck three vehicles at the rear of the line and then went off the highway and struck a tree. Extricators had to work over the engine and through the windshield to effect the rescue. This incident centered around an extensive extrication effort coupled with a simultaneous EMS response. The driver's leg was pinned and had an open fracture of an arm. The arm was attended to while rams and spreaders were used to release the leg.  Case Study #4:  Mustang/Bridge Rescue - Spring, TX:  This bridge has been the site of numerous similar accidents. A Mustang ended up with a bridge pier penetrating its driver compartment, pinning the driver in his seat, as the car hung off the overpass. EMS arrived first, setting up a medical command and performing an initial patient assessment. The vehicle was stabilized using a wrecker; extrication and medical treatment were begun simultaneously. The department has developed contingency plans for incidents on this bridge. Applying training to different and unusual situations was the key to handling this incident.  Case Study #5:  Interstate Emergency Vehicle Accidents - Nashville, TN:  While returning from a call, a Nashville Fire Department unit stopped along Interstate 440 to check on a minor traffic accident.  While slowing down, the unit was struck from behind by a small compact car with three occupants. The compact was then rear-ended by a truck with a small trailer. The three car occupants were severely injured; the fire fighters involved were only shaken up. While this was unfolding, another Nashville rescue vehicle on the opposite side of the Interstate was pulling off the highway to assist when it too was struck by a civilian car.  Case Study #6:  Accidental Air Bag Deployment - Dayton, OH:  This segment is important for any crew that is involved with any aspect of vehicle extrication. Dayton, OH firefighters were working on vehicle extrication when one firefighter inadvertently activated the air bag. The thrust of the bag's deployment ejected the firefighter from the car, causing injuries to his neck and back. This segment shows the actual deployment of the bag and touches on the controversy surrounding air bag safety.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1996 VOL. 96 # 10       OCFSL - (V-485) - 57:12 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Sewaren, N.J. Shell Storage Facility Fire; Kanawha County, WV. Salvage yard Fire; Hands on: Wildland Fire figting Part II: Progressive Hose Lays; Rural Water Supply Operations; Fire Medics Pre-Planning Nursing Homes; Up to Code: Junior Volunteer Fire Dept. English Consul, MD. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1997 VOL 97 # 10        OCFSL - (V-514) - 61:30 Minutes.            DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Fire Line; Canton, IL. INTL Harvestor Complex Fire; East Paco Alto, CA. Green Oaks Academy Fire; Hands On: R.I.T/Firefighter survival services Part III; Building collapse training Part III; Fire Medics: Fire/EMS merger - St. Louis, MO. Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer - Fire/EMS Debate. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1998 VOL 98 # 10        OCFSL – (V- 539) – 57:36 Minutes.         DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Rapid Intervention Teams/Firefighter Survival Series part IV – Enlarged Opening Technique, Pre Scenario, Live Scenario, Post Scenario critique, Mini- Course for College Credit. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 1999 VOL 99 # 10        OCFSL – (V-568) – 58:29 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: St. Louis, MO – Warehouse complex fire; Wilmington, DE – Double Semi/Vehicle Crash; Hand on: USAR Dogs, Part II. Ventilation Basics, part I; Fire Medices – Suicide Handling. Evolutions 2000 – Dogs in The Fire Service – Kramer vs Kramer.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 2000 VOL 00 # 10       OCFSL- (V-611) – 57:33 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Lanesboyough, MA ; Matt Reilly’s Restaurant Fire – New Castle County, DE - HANDS- ON: PART II – Incident Command Basics Part III- Fire Medics- PHTLS: Patient Assessment II, Part III - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer: Mixing Departments in Mutual Aid.

WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 2001 VOL 01 # 10        OCFSL – (V-630) – 60:00 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Rapid Intervention Teams/Firefighter Survival Series, Advanced Training — Part I: This is Part 1 of Working Fire’s “Hands-On” Rapid Intervention Teams/Firefighter Survival Series Advanced Training; Facepiece Changeover - If the downed firefighter doesn’t use the same air supply system, a facepiece changeover must be executed; MAST Device - This is a demonstration of the MAST device.  The MAST is a lifting-rated harness that can be put on a downed firefighter or civilian in approximately 15 - 20 seconds; Sub-Level Rescues Handcuff Knots/Hoseline - This is a series of techniques for lifting a firefighter who has fallen through a floor to the level beneath. These include variations using the handcuff know for both conscious and unconscious victims, with and without air pack change-out, and a technique using a charged hoseline.  Denver Drill - In Denver, Colorado in 1992, an unusual scenario occurred where a firefighter went down just inside a window in a commercial establishment.  Firefighters developed the Denver technique performed by two firefighters on the inside. This technique is demonstrated along with the Columbus variation and a third option with two variations which can be performed by a single firefighter, providing the downed victim is not too large

 WORKING FIRE OCTOBER 2002  VOL 2 # 10        OCFSL – (V-683) – 51:51 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:  FIRE LINE - RESCUE CASE STUDIES.  Case Study #1:  High-Angle Water Tower Rescue - Beaumont, Texas:  A maintenance worker fell while working inside a large water tower. Rescuers with high-angle experience were brought in along with EMS personnel who also made the climb to the top to assess the victim's injuries. Access in and out of the tower was through a hatch that was too small for a stokes basket so the victim was removed through the opening on a backboard and then transferred to the stokes. Anchor points were rigged from the top of the tower to a heavy piece of machinery at the bottom. Extreme heat conditions demanded a thorough rehab operation.  Case Study #2:  Riverside Trench Rescue - Mira Linda, CA:  Soft ground gave way, spilling a construction worker into a ten-foot trench. A joint response by the Riverside County and Ontario (CA) Fire Departments involved participation by members of Ontario's heavy rescue team. Issues in the rescue include safety to the rescuers, victim, and onlookers; strategy for removing the victim; and dealing with the victim's state of mind.  Case Study #3:  Auger Rescue - Jacksonville, FL:  Jacksonville, firefighters arrived to find a worker's legs trapped in a cement auger. In a two hours rescue effort, firefighters, paramedics, and welders worked to free the victim the victim. They used torches to cut bolts and plates to remove the auger. But, the heat from the welds was burning the victim so they brought in a booster line to cool him. Remarkably, he suffered no major nerve, tendon or blood vessel damage and is expected to make a full recovery.  Case Study #4:  Aerial Collapse - Kansas City, MO:  Responding to a routine apartment building fire, firefighters had attempted an interior attack but decided to go defensive. They set up two aerial apparatus and began a master stream application. But, the 100 ft. Seagrave lightweight aerial was not designed to be fully extended fully at the angle that it was and, firefighters had not been trained on this reserve piece of apparatus. The aerial failed completely with Firefighter Mark Ashley strapped in. The ladder landed on the roof's edge leaving Ashley stranded in heavy heat and smoke. Firefighters taking a break grabbed a 35 ft. ground ladder and came to Ashley's rescue. Major issues covered in this segment include the use of personal protective gear, not getting complacent, and getting appropriate training, even on reserve apparatus.   Case Study #5:  Swift-water Rescue - Golden, CO:  With spring rains and melting snowcaps, the weekend warriors have taken to the rivers in Colorado. While on a training evolution, water rescue team members were called to effect the rescue of two victims whose raft had punctured in the raging Clear Creek. Communications, safety, and basic rescue techniques are shown in this segment.  Case Study #6:  Ultralight Plane Crash - Pittsfield, MA:  On Father's Day, a 77 year-old pilot was attempting to land his homemade ultralight plane. He came up short on the runway and landed 60 feet in the air among pine trees. Firefighters faced access problems getting into the woods and up to him. He was alert and conscious. But, as the technical rescue team found anchor points and began climbing to get to him, he took a turn for the worse. The victim was suffering from crush syndrome and there was little, if anything, responders could do for him. The man died while still in the plane. This segment chronicles the two-hour rescue effort and follows up with a discussion about crush syndrome and the proper field treatment for EMTs and paramedics

 WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1996 VOL 96 # 9     OCFSL - (V-484) - 60:14 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Woodbridge, NJ. Shell Tank Farm Fire; Washington D.C. Treasury Department Fire; Peebles, OH. Restaurant Blaze; Hands on: Vehicle Extrication Part III, Third door, Hatch back & roof Operation; Safe Helicopter Landing zones; Part 5: Various Lz Setups & Service Review; Fire Medics: 12 Lead EKG's in the Field, Johnson County, KS; Up to Code: "Medicine Man Photo" Nixa, MO. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1997 VOL 97 # 9     OCFSL - (V-512) - 57:33 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: St. Louis, MO. Interstate 70 trucks crash; Miami, FL. Biscayne Kennel Club collapse; Hands On: R.I.T/Firefighter survival services Part II; Building collapse training Part II; Fire Medics: Football injuries; Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer: Rapid intervention team issues; No run on red/on the quiet policy: A follow up. OCFS.L Purchase.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1998 VOL 98 # 9     OCFSL – (V-537) – 46:10 Minutes.          DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Rapid Intervention Teams/Firefighter survival series part III – Station drills, Entanglement station, Airbag procedure, Station – Hydraulic tools, Station – Interior Breaching, Station – Exterior Breaching, Air pack removal. OCFSL Purchase.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 1999 VOL 99 # 9     OCFSL – (V-566) – 59:22 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Kansas City, MO – Apartment fire and collapse. Harwood heights, IL – Low-rise explosion and collapse. Hands on: Interfire VR. USAR Dogs; Part I: Fire medics – street smarts for EMS; Part III: Evolutions 2000 – Kramer vs Kramer – Detection of explosive atmospheres.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 2000 VOL 00 # 9     OCFSL – (V-609) – 50:02 Minutes. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Houston, TX: McDonalds Restaurant Fire - Louisville, KY: Suspicious Church Fire - HANDS ON: Master Stream Techniques Part I - Incident Command Basics - Fire Medics – PHTLS: Patient Assessment I, Part II - Evolutions 2000: Kramer vs Kramer: Offensive versus Defensive Fighting.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 2001 VOL 01 #9      OCFSL – (V-631) - 61:13 Minutes.  FIRELINE: Abandoned Manufacturing Building Fire - Vineland, NJ. The building, previously a clothing manufacturing plant, was mostly of masonry and wood and its interior sported wood floors soaked with oil from the clothing machines over the years. Fire spread rapidly a defensive attack was started; Oxford Court Apartments Fire - Louisville, KY-  The Fern Creek Fire Department arrived to a kitchen fire. The first arriving crew found fire in the pipe chases, extending into the attic. Crowd control and getting the electricity turned off were problems. Management Series: Waterloo 2000 - Part VI  (Expanded Segment)- Working Fire continues with training aimed at the company officer/incident commander at the management level with the final segment of a multi-part series called Waterloo 2000 exterior size-up with an interior size-up method. FIRE MEDICS:  Violent Patient Management-Part VII- This month concludes our multi-part series on how to handle and control patients who are uncooperative or downright combative. EVOLUTIONS 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer Exposure Protection - Working Fire and Professor/Chief Bill Kramer present abandoned manufacturing building segment, Bill debates the issues involved in searching vacant structures. Preview: Rapid Intervention Team Training - Working Fire Video Training  will be presenting brand-new, advanced Rapid Intervention Team training, following up on our original series presented in 1998. New techniques including the Denver Drill, the versatile handcuff know, and mechanical advantage lowering systems.

WORKING FIRE SEPTEMBER 2002 VOL 2 #9      OCFSL – (V-680) - 1 hours 44 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE  ANNOTATION:  FIRE SUPPRESSION CASE STUDIES:  commercial/Industrial Fires - Working Fire continues its study of the basics of fire suppression using the Case Study method. This month we focus on commercial/industrial fires. These hold great challenges for both fire ground commanders and firefighters as they have the potential to contain many factors which may not be present at a typical residential fire: mutual aid, communications, hazardous materials etc. This month, we reexamine some of the most instructive - and tragic - commercial/industrial fires from the Working Fire archives as we go back to the basics with a retrospective analysis.  Case Study #1:  International Harvester Complex Fire: Canton, IL - Seventeen buildings of the largest industrial complex in the area caught on fire. As the fire spread rapidly, it became clear that the strategy was "surround and drown" with extensive mutual aid assistance. In all, 24 departments and 14 agencies participated. Complicating the incident was the fact that Canton's hydrants did not support national threads used by surrounding departments. Tanker shuttling was set up which worked successfully. In addition, being able to use only one radio frequency was also a burden on communications.  Case Study #2:  Farmers Market Tire Fire: Jacksonville, FL - Firefighters tried an initial interior fire attack but the fire's rapid advance thwarted that effort. Responders fell back and went defensive with aerials, deck guns, and monitors. Exposure protection was successful as other adjacent buildings were spared. For a time, buildings on fire were electrified by fallen power lines and some firefighters received shocks. Long hose lays also were faced with low water pressure; relay pumping at the hydrants were necessary as well as the water company raising water pressure.  Case Study #3:  Petroleum Tank Fire: Devers, TX - A maintenance crew preparing to service a crude oil pipeline was injecting nitrogen into a C4-grade light crude oil line to purge it when an apparent loose seal allowed the environment to become flammable. When one of the workers started his pickup truck, the area exploded and a flash-fire occurred, severely burning one of the workers, neither of whom wore protective clothing or were using a vapor monitor. Pipeline valve components were consumed, making complete shut-off of the pipelines impossible. As firefighters attempted to fill pipeline "frac tanks" with foam, a secondary flash-fire occurred, catching the local environment (grass and woods) on fire and igniting a secondary isobutane line that had been cooling via a stationary monitor. After the remaining petroleum product has been exhausted from the lines, responders made a second successful assault the following day using foam and dry chemical in combination.  Case Study #4:  Auto Parts Store Fire: Tomball, TX - The structure was nearly three-quarters involved when responders arrived. An initial aggressive fire attack nearly got ahead of the blaze but the danger of a roof collapse and exploding containers forced firefighters to withdraw. A defensive strategy was adopted with the help of mutual aid. Hazardous materials were an issue but the environment authorities suggested that the building be allowed to burn rather than incur additional contaminated runoff. The strategy switched to containment.  Case Study #5:  Fatal Chemical Plant Explosion:  West Helena, AR - When the West Helena (AR) fire department tool the call from the BPS chemical packaging plant, management said they had a smoldering bag of product. Normal S.O.P. called for a full response, but Chief Pat Sensat held firefighters back in favored of further investigation. As firefighters approached the front door, the plant exploded, killing three of the responders. This segment suggests additional precautions to be taken and covers the aftermath of the explosion.

WORKING FIRE  FEBRUARY 2003  VOL 3 #2  OCFSL – (V-710)  - 56:73 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:  FIRELINE - Home Chef Store Fire, Palo Alto, CA - Firefighters responded to a night fire at a retail store in downtown Palo Alto. An interior team in fast-attack mode encountered dense smoke as they tried to enter. Temperatures were high and zero visibility prevented crews from reaching the seat of the fire. Crews were also hampered by the store's merchandise encountered in the smoke. The engineer reduced hose pressure to make maneuvering the hose easier, until water was needed. Responders finally backed out and the strategy went defensive in a surround-and-drown scenario.  I-495 tractor-trailer crash, Claymont, DE - During a driving rainstorm a tractor-trailer carrying plants and shrubs ran off an interstate and crashed into a switching station of an electrified railroad adjacent to the highway. The driver was trapped by the dash but rescuers had to wait for an hour until assured that all power to the catenary wires was shut off. Complicating the rescue was the trailer which was leaning to one side and slowly sinking in soft ground. Air bags and shoring eventually stabilized the vehicle as extrication crews worked on both sides of the cab to free the driver. The Incident Commander recounts the rescue team's thinking and solutions to problems encountered.  HANDS-ON:  School Bus Extrication - Expanded Training - Jacksonville, Florida Fire-Rescue conducted an extensive training session on school bus entry and extrication techniques. These techniques can be used on any large conveyance that transports passengers: school busses, commuter or tour buses, light rail cars, or other similar vehicles. These techniques include coverage of structural features, window enlargements, and door, windshield, and roof removals.  FIRE MEDICS:  Tour Bus/Tractor-Trailer Crash - Following up on our extended Hands-On segment on school bus extrication, Fire Medics covers a tractor-trailer that had rammed a tour bus carrying senior citizens. Sectors were set up to cover a diesel fuel spill and the medical response. Approximately 12 patients were finally transported with a larger number of walking wounded who were assessed. An advance hospital census was taken for determining distribution of patients to be transported. Coordination of transporting patients between states and the handling of the walking wounded were also issues.  EVOLUTIONS 2000:  KRAMER VS. KRAMER -Dedicated vs. General Rescue Training - Working fire and Professor/Chief Bill Kramer present our Continuing Education segment that's worth one credit from the University of Cincinnati. This month, Bill tackles and oft-debated issue: the role of women in the fire service and is firefighting primarily physical or mental?  

AMERICAN HEAT MARCH 2003  OCFSL- (V-711)  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:  Metropolitan Profile - Philadelphia Fire Department: Synopsis - This American Heat edition features a profile of the Philadelphia Fire Department (PFD). Like most departments, Philadelphia faces many challenges in providing fire protection, EMS and rescue services to their citizens. The firefighters in Philadelphia protect many national landmarks in addition to the residences, streets and highways, and workplaces of several million residents and commuting workers. Philadelphia is one of the origins of the Fire Service in the United States and we'll look at today's PFD as an exemplary fire department to which we can compare ourselves.  This courseware is designed to assist your department in developing a profile for your organization as well as learn a little bit about another department. In addition to this profiling process, a few objectives are included to discuss the preparation and tactics that may be used during a large-scale incident. Remember, most departments are profiled and characterized by their abilities and actions on the scene of a large-scale incident. Being prepared to respond to these incidents will have a positive impact on how your customers will look at your department. Many of these incidents are:  Metropolitan fires in high-rises and congested areas; Airport fire protection; Bulk storage, Heavy industrial areas; Waterfront and marine protection; Suburban fire protection; EMS in mass gatherings; Technical rescue; Hazardous materials; Countless other hazards.  Back to Basics:  Dover vs. Dover.  Synopsis - This lesson is a continuation of the Back to Basics Episode 1.  The philosophy of this educational methodology is to "test" firefighter abilities in a fun and enjoyable environment. This lesson will check firefighter's abilities in knowledge of hose, SCBA donning, changing a SCBA cylinder and a variety of tasks in a firefighting obstacle course. Instructors should use this lesson as a review of basic firefighting skills.  

WORKING FIRE MARCH 2003 VOL 3 # 3   OCFSL- (V-712) – 58:11 Minutes.  DESCRIPTIIVE ANNOTATION:  FIRELINE: Distillery Fire, Louisville, KY - Alcohol-soaked wood over many years was the driving force behind this fire in an abandoned distillery outside Louisville, KY.  A second alarm was turned in immediately by Shively Kentucky firefighters and the fire quickly turned defensive. The radiant heat was a large factor here, even causing nearby railroad tracks to ignite. So also was access to water which, through adequate, was difficult to reach via abandoned roads that had been overgrown.   Car Into House Crash: Claymont, DE - An elderly couple drove their minivan through the garage, the sunroom, on to the back deck of their daughter's home, and then fell off the deck on its left side, trapping the man's arm that was out the window. Rescue crews stabilized the vehicle with cribbing, then used air bags to raise the vehicle enough to remove the man's arm (his wife had vacated the van on her own). EMS worked on the man simultaneously who was communicative. The couple's daughter and granddaughter narrowly escaped serious injury as they were on the deck at the time of the crash.   HANDS ON: Fire Investigation Basics, Part 1.  Working Fire revisits a topic featured a number of years ago on the latest in fire investigation. In this first segment in a series, the San Francisco Fire Department reviews the role of the fire investigator and the procedures he/she follows, stages a car fire and a structure fire scenario, and discusses what can be learned from analysis of these fire scenes. Additional scenarios follow next month.  Weapons of Mass Destruction Drill/Simulation:  The Lee's Summit (MO) Fire Department outside Kansas City, assisted by the Overland Park (KS) Fire Department, teamed up with its mutual aid partners to execute a Weapons of Mass Destruction drill at an underground office complex housing government operations. This scenario gives departments an idea of how to plan such a drill and the elements involved in staging a response should it ever really be necessary. Working Fire encourages all departments to develop and execute a WMD response with its neighboring departments.  FIRE MEDICS: Nitrous Oxide in the Field - We take a trip to Educational Consultant Bill Kramer's home department and learn about a new technique in pain management for paramedics starting to get widespread use in Ohio. It's the use of Nitrous Oxide to relieve pain under specific circumstances. It has the advantage of being non-narcotic and can be administered without the permission of a doctor. It's also easy to control. EVOLUTIONS 2000: Kramer vs. Kramer, Dedicated vs. General Rescue Training - Working Fire and Professor/Chief Bill Kramer present our Continuing Education segment that's worth one credit from the University of Cincinnati. Picking up on this month's Hands-On WMD segment, Bill asks whether we're spending too much time training for such disasters at the expense of training for more normal duty.  

AMERICAN HEAT APRIL 2003   OCFSL – (V-713)  DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: SYNOPSIS: In this episode of American Heat, we discuss the dangers of combating fires at marinas or boat yards. These incidents can be very dangerous to firefighters. Firefighters should understand the dangers involved and develop strategy and tactics that will minimize the hazards.  Not all fire departments are situated on the water or have a coastline, but many departments have water recreation areas nearby. If there is water, then there is pleasure craft as well. These boats need to be sold, stored and maintained. These types of occupancies can lead to high property losses due to the cost of each boat and the number of boats that my be damaged.  OBJECTIVES- Upon completion of the lesson, the firefighter shall:  Describe boating statistics; List and describe different NFPA standards that address marina fire protection; Describe marina characteristics; Describe different marina hazards.; Describe different types of watercraft; Describe tactics that can be used at marina fires; Describe fire prevention practices at marinas.  Back to Basics: Dover vs. Dover, Part 2.  SYNOPSIS:  This lesson is a continuation of the Back to Basics: Dover vs. Dover, Part 1. The philosophy of this educational methodology is to "test" firefighter abilities in a fun and enjoyable environment. This lesson will check firefighters' abilities and knowledge in hose, SCBA donning, changing a SCBA cylinder, and a variety of tasks in a firefighting obstacle course. Instructors should use this lesson as a review of basic firefighting skills.  OBJECTIVE:  Given a task that may need to be completed on the fireground, the firefighter (individually or as a member of a company) will demonstrate the correct completion of the task according to the Essentials of Firefighting 4th edition.