Whiting Fire Company Participates in Vehicle Extrication Training with New Egypt Fire Department
Photo by Whiting Fire Company Sta. 33A firefighter uses hydraulic tools to cut into a damaged vehicle during nighttime extrication training.
Photo by Whiting Fire Company Sta. 33Crews work through a heavily crushed vehicle, practicing complex extrication techniques under scene lighting.
Photo by Whiting Fire Company Sta. 33Whiting and New Egypt firefighters train side-by-side, coordinating tool operations during an extrication drill.
Photo by Whiting Fire Company Sta. 33Multiple crews gather around a training vehicle, reviewing stabilization and rescue tactics during the joint drill.
November 14, 2025 — Members of the Whiting Fire Company Station 33 spent last night participating in a vehicle extrication drill hosted by the New Egypt Fire Department. The training provided valuable hands-on experience and multiple repetitions, giving firefighters from both departments the opportunity to strengthen their skills and work together in a realistic training environment.
During the drill, members from both agencies operated Amkus rescue tools, with a representative on scene to provide guidance and support. The session emphasized teamwork, communication, and proficiency in extrication techniques used during motor vehicle accidents.
The Whiting Fire Company expressed its appreciation to Station 39 for the invitation and for coordinating the joint training opportunity.
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