Roof Safety Follow-Up

Technique looks good but his boots appear unlaced at the top.

Thats just lazy.

I agree with Happy Medic, but what he also failed to mention is, the gentleman’s coat is unzipped also!!

Loose clothing always poses a hazard.

he needs to turn his hat around, the wind might blow it off…

Truck Belt is a little loose.

Seems poised to hit himself in the face, Curly style. Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk.

Just a short hundred years ago…he was a hero.

and if he is trying to do an electric disconnect through the smoke he really should consider using the blade side of the axe…………

Those pants look a little polyesterish to me, which no longer complies with NFPA’s station wear standards.

I see nothing wrong with this guy….

He obviously misunderstood when the Chief said he wanted to see an “Aggressive attack on the fire”

the fact that the roof seems to be caving in with the fire below him probably might be a potential problem?…

Good footing and stance but he needs more of a horzontal swing with the axe… Where is the color matching bandana for airway protection?

Hand placement leaves a bit to be desired. Should have them further apart and slide the top towards the bottom as he reaches the end of the stroke for more force.

Looks like his mustache might not allow for a good seal on his SCBA facepiece, so why bother wearing one?

>Looks like his mustache might not allow for a
>good seal on his SCBA facepiece, so why bother
>wearing one?

Ever try cleaning fire snot out of a ‘stache?

I bet his socks don’t match. Where’s the cigarette? Not to mention those nasty splinters that axe handles can give you without gloves…..

He is clearly not wearing a belt…his pants are about to fall down.

There’s no place for plumber’s (no offense to any brothers who may also be plumbers) crack at a fire scene.