By: ZerCool
Another vote for apparatus blocking.<br><br>When I'm working a wreck or fire, I have to dedicate 100% of my attention to what's right in front of me, be it a door hinge I'm trying to pop or...
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Couple of things – first of all $100 for a vest?! Holy crap – I can pick up basic ones for a few UKPounds here, or an expensive full-sleeve one for about 20 UKP. With regards to working on the roadside...
View ArticleBy: Aled Treharne
Couple of things - first of all $100 for a vest?! Holy crap - I can pick up basic ones for a few UKPounds here, or an expensive full-sleeve one for about 20 UKP. <br><br>With regards to...
View ArticleBy: Harry Satchel
My first job as a responder was volunteer work at 2 local race tracks, working motorcycle races. Rule number 1 was to always be facing the on-coming riders – NEVER – face away. The advice stuck, and...
View ArticleBy: Harry Satchel
My first job as a responder was volunteer work at 2 local race tracks, working motorcycle races. Rule number 1 was to always be facing the on-coming riders – NEVER – face away. The advice stuck, and...
View ArticleBy: Mark
I’m with Aled on this one. My vest, short sleeved but very good quality, was about 25GBP. The extra was because I needed a non-standard relective title front and rear, saying “Community First...
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[...] @theHappyMedic: Latest from HMHQ: Can you see me now? http://happymedic.com/2010/07/20/can-you-see-me-now/ [...]
View ArticleBy: Mark
I'm with Aled on this one.<br><br>My vest, short sleeved but very good quality, was about 25GBP. The extra was because I needed a non-standard relective title front and rear, saying...
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