Fire Fighting
The first engine takes water to the fire. The truck team forces entry, searches rooms, and opens the roof or windows when ventilation will help. A chief sets the plan on the street so every company knows its job.
Crews train on hose lays, search patterns, and mayday calls every tour. That practice is what keeps a chaotic building readable when smoke takes the light away.
After the fire is out, we look for hidden heat, shut off utilities that are still a hazard, and explain to the occupants what happens next.