Host David Rhodes speaks to John O’Connell about his storied career in the fire service as well as the latest edition of Emergency Rescue Shoring Techniques.
Dive into the topics you can't ignore - everything from the role of emerging technology to leadership and management insights for today's fire service.
The horizontal shore can be used for interior and exterior shoring. It is used primarily to support damaged or unstable walls in hallways, alleys, access…
Generally, the split sole raker shore is used when there are open soil conditions around a structure; these conditions are most commonly found around private…
Exterior rake shores are erected in emergency situations primarily to stabilize and resupport existing bearing or nonbearing exterior walls. These walls may be cracked, damaged,…
In almost all building construction work, the steel square, also known as a framing or rafter square, is an invaluable tool for measuring and determining…
Part 6: Window and Interior Rake Shoring The window shore, though not as commonly used as other interior shores, is necessary in some collapse situations.…