Last week Fellow Al Mobti participated in a passenger rail car emergency training with his crew at Station 16. These guys are always finding ways to expand their knowledge during their time in the IFP
Over the weekend oil refineries at Saudi Aramco were attacked. These firefighters went above & beyond to protect their assets, and we are proud to say that many of them are graduates of this program. We’re happy to hear that our brothers are safe!
Last night Fellows Al Adal & Al Abbas responded to a 3 story structure fire with their crews from Station 1 & 16. These guys have been working their butts off day and night for calls like this
Atlanta Fire arrived to a 3 story structure at MLK Jr Blvd and Vine Street. Heavy fire showing on the 3rd floor with fire breaking through the roof. Structure is too unstable to enter. No reports of injuries. Fire investigators enroute. #AFRD
Over the weekend, Fellow Al Mobti and Station 16 worked with the Vine City Chick-Fil-A to jump start a toy drive for Station 16’s Annual Christmas party
Last week a couple of our Cohort 17 fellows visited our Cohort 7 & 15 POC, Chief Voorhies. With the IFP, you have the opportunity to network not only with the @IAFC but other amazing departments throughout the country!
The last couple of days Cohort 17 & @ATLFireRescue have been attending a leadership course provided by Mission-Centered Solutions. Our fellows not only get to run some exciting calls, but develop their leadership skills as well through the IFP
Today some of our fellows attended a foam & hydraulics class with #AFRD & retired Cpt. Hatalla. This program isn’t just about catching fires but also about sharing information between the cohort & department and continuously expanding each other’s knowledge of the fire service!
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Fellow Al Adal conducted vertical ventilation under heavy fire conditions with his crew at Station 1 this last Monday. To say we’re proud of his and his crew’s hard work would be an understatement!