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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Preparing for the Forgotten Hazard…Rescue from Fall Protection
UPDATE: OSHA recently unveiled its top 10 most frequently cited violations for 2010, and topping the list is Fall Protection. With 7,139 violations, Fall Protection is still at the top, switching places with last year’s first place holder, Scaffolding. OSHA reported that 260 … Continue reading
Teaching from Experience… Roco Chief Randy Miller
Randy Miller, Roco’s Chief Instructor and Trench/Structural Collapse guru knew at an early age rescue was his calling. It all began when he joined the Hagerman volunteer fire department in his late teens, and went on to study at Florida … Continue reading
Posted in News & Views, Meet Us
Tagged rescue training, rescue techniques, trench and shoring training, confined space rescue, confined space entry teams, safety training, structural collapse, trench rescue, trench rescue training, trench and structural collapse, Trench Collapse, Hagerman, Florida State Fire College, ESU, EMS training school, Randy Miller, Roco resuce, Roco Rescue instructor, Chief Instructor, Roco Rescue Trench and Structural Collapse
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Corpus Christi Firefighters Save Man Trapped in Grain Bin
CNN reported this dramatic grain rescue by the Corpus Christi Fire Department back in April. OSHA has just announced significant penalties and multiple violations for the Texas grain company. Here’s more… How do you rescue a man stuck in grain … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, News & Views, Resources, Tips & Techniques
Tagged confined space entry teams, Corpus Christi Fire Department, Corpus Christi Grain Co., Fatality Assesment Control Evaluation Program, Grain Entrapment, OSHA safety compliance, osha standards, rescue techniques, rescue training, Roco Rescue, tactical rescue
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Confined Space Fatalities…a closer look at the numbers
At some point during just about every Roco CSRT Rescue Stand-By job, someone will ask us why we are there. After we tell them that we’re there to make sure all the workers go home safely (and explain some of … Continue reading
