Mine Rescue Training

Pictures of emergency service vehicles, radio equipment etc
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Mine Rescue Training

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kool pics,good too see the instructor is wearing his ppe.
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Post by Helitak_670 »

Nice photos.
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Great photo's thanks! What mine site was this out of interest?
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Post by philby »

Its at Argyle Diamonds. the "christmas tree" was a mix of diesel and unleaded that was pumped out.
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Nice pics. My brother is in mines rescue in NSW. He once whinged to me that all he did there was sit on his butt filling out paperwork. :lol:
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That looks like fun. :D
I have done the Hot Fires course down at forrestfield with FESA, and loved it, learnt alot. I think we had Gas jets and kerosene. The kerosene floats on the water while burning and sort of flows towards you while you are trying to turn off the gas valves.

Good pics.
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Post by Fastlane »

I *believe* its just kero down @ forrestfield.. ?

Regardless it's awesome.. except for the few days afterwards. Using muscles you forgot or didn't know you had!
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a freakishly common problem , people trying to put out oil based fires with water , like kero fires ,or cooking oil fires.... very dangerous
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Post by woobla1 »

wow, thats some pretty full on training.
good to see that it is being done so well. and so life like.
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Something similar is here.
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Post by Zebedee »

Brilliant pics Philby, thanks for sharing!
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It is very dark.
You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
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WPXZBP wrote:Something similar is here.
And also here.
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Fastlane wrote:
WPXZBP wrote:Something similar is here.
And also here.
:smt023
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Post by philby »

talking of no ppe check this out
We all most got surrounded, but one off the best instructors in the industry, got us out.
by the way we didnt have hoods at this stage.
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