The Rescue Company
The Rescue Company by Ray Downey, published by Fire Engineering Books in 1992, is a comprehensive guide that delves into the establishment and operation of rescue teams. This edition, comprising 328 pages, presents insights drawn from Chief Ray Downey’s extensive experience in developing city and national rescue teams and participating in significant rescue operations, including those related to the World Trade Center and Oklahoma City bombings.
Readers will find practical guidelines and recommendations for starting a rescue company, including essential equipment and operational planning necessary for effective development. The book also discusses specific incidents that highlight the challenges and strategies involved in rescue operations. Covering topics related to safety, emergency preparedness, and fire science, this work serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the fields of safety and rescue operations.
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Chief Ray Downey has developed city and national rescue teams, and has been involved in numerous rescue operations, including the bombing of the World Trade Center, the bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City, and various natural disasters. He offers guidelines and recommendations on how to start a rescue company, the equipment needed, and the operational planning that is necessary for company development. Specific rescue company response incidents are also discussed.
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