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Fanwood Crews Train on Vertical Ventilation

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FANWOOD, NJ, March 24th — During a planned practice, the Fanwood Fire Department trained in vertical ventilation on a roof prop. Members rehearsed cutting, sounding, and coordinating ventilation with interior teams, among other roof activities. A crucial truck business duty is vertical ventilation, which improves conditions for firemen working within buildings by releasing heat, smoke, and gasses. Before using these abilities on the fireground, members can hone their tool use, placement, and communication skills through controlled training.


To preserve operational readiness and safety, departments around New Jersey continue to prioritize regular, practical training. Such exercises assist guarantee that crews can function effectively during work-related events. According to officials, ongoing training promotes both successful fire control operations and firefighter safety.

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