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  1. x635 liked a post in a topic by X307 in Handling Elevator Emergencies Class   
    https://paladincenterny.com/training/courses/fire-services/66/Handling-Elevator-Emergencies
    This course is designed for trained professionals that respond to emergencies involving stalled elevators. Emergency personnel with adequate training in “Handling Elevator Emergencies” are exposed to an increased risk of injury or death to both the victim and themselves. This comprehensive course will provide emergency responders with intensive classroom training in nomenclature, safety and other aspects of elevators and elevator emergencies.
    TOPICS COVERED:
    - Nomenclature
    - Safety
    - How an elevator functions
    - Elevator safety devices
    - Possible equipment needed
    - Initial response steps
    - Restarting a stalled elevator
    - Lock/out – tag/out procedures
    - Elevator doors
    - Use of hoistway door keys/pick tools
    - Poling
    - Removal of passengers from stalled elevators
    - Fireman service (phase 1/phase2)
    - Manually lowering a hydraulic elevator

    COST $35/ $25 For registration prior to 5/5/15 to register visit https://paladincenterny.com/training/courses/fire-services/66/Handling-Elevator-Emergencies

    Michael A. Dragonetti is a 20-year veteran firefighter with the Stamford (CT) Fire-Rescue Department, assigned to Rescue Company 1. He is a New York and Connecticut state-certified fire service instructor, presented courses in elevator operations at the Fire Department of New York Technical Rescue School (2002-2005), and has been an instructor at FDIC since 2003. Prior to developing and teaching “Handling Elevator Emergencies” in 1999, he had extensive experience in the New York City metropolitan area constructing, modernizing, maintaining, and repairing elevators and escalators with one of the largest elevator companies in the world.

  2. X307 liked a post in a topic by x129K in The Mentors Who Shaped Our Careers   
    Ken Flood, Tom O'Gorman, Bob Visconti, Mark Baumblatt, Mark Karn, Billy Rothschild, Tommy Salvatore (RIP), and so many others had a huge impact on me.
  3. X307 liked a post in a topic by x129K in Yonkers FD LODD / FF Antonio C. Rodriques, Ladder Co. 74   
    Thoughts and prayers to the Yonkers Fire Department.
    Too soon for you guys to be doing this again.
  4. X307 liked a post in a topic by rayrider in Yonkers FD LODD / FF Antonio C. Rodriques, Ladder Co. 74   
    Going to miss you A-ROD! And so are the citizens of yonkers. You were a true professional at your job and most of all a gentleman in life.
  5. X307 liked a post in a topic by ny10570 in Questioning for infectious diseases as part of medical history.   
    Why does it matter aside from maybe helping figure out what is wrong with the patient? Forget about how its just wrong to treat someone differently based upon a medical condition, what if they don't know they're carrying some disease. Everyone gets treated the same unless I suspect an infection requiring droplet precautions.
    Moderator note: This was the very last post made by Lenny, before he left us for keeps. RIP.