This appliance is used when combining two hoses of one diameter into one hose of a larger diameter.
This is the first apparatus out for a structure fire in Waterford.
What is 143?
This is the number for 143 before it was renumbered 143.
What is 145?
What is a nasal cannula?
A tisk-it, a task-it, we'll strap you into the ____ _____.
What is stokes basket?
This type of connection eliminates the need to align threads on couplings.
What is a Storz connection?
This is the first apparatus out on motor vehicle accidents.
What is 147?
This is the year the Eagle Hose Company voted to rename the department "Stancliff Hose Company."
What is 1925?
It sounds French for something used to secure a splint.
What is a cravat?
When using the Holmatro tool, this is the name for the small hole or dent used to start spreading operations.
What is a purchase point?
This appliance can be adjusted to break up a stream of water into smaller particles.
What is a fog nozzle?
This is the second apparatus out on structure fires in the borough.
What is 148?
What is 1829?
A STEMI patient is one who has an elevation is this section of the EKG.
What is the ST segment?
In HAZMAT operations when the substance is more dense than water, this type of dam is used to contain the hazard while allowing water to continue downstream.
What is an overflow dam?
350 gallons per minute is the minimum flow rate for this type of appliance.
What is a master stream monitor?
This is the second apparatus out on structure fires in the township.
What is 144?
This act is what caused the Eagle Hose Company to be renamed in honor of the Stancliff family.
What is the donation of a White touring car to be used as a fire engine?
This is what CVA stands for.
What is Cerebrovascular accident?
This is the percentage of oxygen in ambient air.
What is 21 percent?
What is a Bresnan nozzle?
The first apparatus out on service calls.
What is 149?
Our current fire station was this type of business, prior to our owning it.
This is the door code to get into the ER at St. Vincent.
What is 9111?
This is the IDLH level for Carbon Monoxide, in parts per million.
What is 1200 ppm?