FIRST DUE DECISION-MAKING! In this clip, Lambis breaks down his thought process on water supply and first-due engine company operations at this working fire. 🔥 This is a segment from our latest members-only podcast over on The Bay Floor. 👉🏼 This month, we broke down our operations and lessons learned from a working fire from the perspectives of the incident commander, 1st due engine officer, and 1st due ladder driver—with all of us live on the show. Check out a 30-minute segment of the show,

Some units arriving to working 2-alarm structure fire in East Pittsburgh in | First Due Photography

Engine Company 33 responded as the first first due Engine on box 6-06 | Kentland Volunteer Fire Department

Engine Company 33 going to work. First due on Box 33-04 yesterday 🔥 #Kentland33 #Engine332 | Kentland Volunteer Fire Department

Ever wondered what it’s like to see the first-due engine company in action? Check out this gopro cam footage from one of our newest probationary firefighters on Engine 6 — who just graduated high school this past year! Upon arrival of Engine 6: • The crew had a hoseline stretched, charged, and flow-checked — all under 1:40 of arriving on scene. • Before pushing through the threshold, the officer performed a quick scan with his thermal imager to check the layout of the house. • With the crew mask