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This rescue training video from Colorado State Fire Fighters Association Fire College in Brush Colo., discuss the importance of loud and clear communication on a fire rescue scene.

Below is the transcription:

You guys are communicating like yell, right? Like scream because once you're on scene, there will be a lot of different noises going on there. They're going to be able to talk about you, try to be heard.

So you won't know what for ten feet. Now be loud. Madsen, when he says and man, just repeat it. One that that tells yourself if you hear two will be good. And then maybe if you're doing something wrong.

Then you each corner hopefully caught up. Ideally, we want someone there to right turn is going to be a corner. So for the host Ricardo also makes the right turn.

Because everyone want to talk about to the next. If you're on the.
You need to stop as well. Stop. You know one stop your push water on fire. Talk loud and repeat it loud.

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