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Firefighting Training: Top 10 Tactical Considerations from Fire Research
A popular FDIC class for fire fighters, by Director Stephen Kerber of the UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute, was available free and on-demand as a webcast until September 2018. Information can still be found here, though. Sponsored by Ventry Solutions, Inc.
Posted | Read more »Webcast: Positive Pressure Attack (PPA)
From August 2016 to August 2017, Ventry Solutions, Inc. sponsored an online webcast for firefighters, from Fire Department Instructors Conference (FDIC), called “Rules of Engagement for Positive-Pressure Attack.”
Posted | Read more »A Higher Level of Inflation*
Our ad in Ballooning magazine discusses how pilots using Ventry® Fans for inflation enjoy peace of mind, safety, a much higher level of performance than other fans, and lifetime factory support. Links to all inflation fan pages on our site are included.
Posted | Read more »PPV Study Results and Online Training
Excellent online training on positive pressure ventilation and attack (PPV and PPA) is now available as the result of the multi-year UL FSRI study on PPV. Please share these resources among fire/rescue colleagues.
Posted | Read more »“Positive Pressure Attack Deconstructed...”
This article by Nick Ledin, firefighter and panelist, on the value of ventilation in fire fighting, summarizes the vast UL PPV study concluded in 2016.
Posted | Read more »UL PPA/PPV Study Discussion
Firefighting experts discuss the PPA and PPV study by UL FSRI. The video originally streamed live but is still available on demand.
Posted | Read more »VSI thanks UL PPV Study participants
All of us at Ventry Solutions, Inc. extend our sincere thanks to the researchers and technical panel members involved in the extensive and history-changing UL PPV study. This work is going to save lives. Period.
Posted | Read more »PPV study from UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute
Information about the study on positive pressure ventilation and attack, conducted by the UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute, including a link to the results.
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