aerial ladder

Firefighters used aerial ladders to rescue some people in the building.

"I raised our aerial ladder to the third floor, the floor above the fire," he said.

Ladder 43 was longer, to accommodate the aerial ladder on top.

I asked for an aerial ladder to be raised 100 feet, climbed to the top, and I could see where the fire started.

Aerial ladder or tower trucks are dispatched when needed.

Two pumping appliances, a fire rescue unit and an aerial ladder platform are based there.

A traditional Fire Department funeral consists of two raised aerial ladders.

Its original equipment was a 1925 Seagrave 75' aerial ladder truck.

The basement was filled with a substance resembling smoke, and an aerial ladder placed against the roof.

An aerial ladder or elevating platform with a permanently installed waterway.

After the desk clerk contacted them through the switchboard the gang escaped by aerial ladders.

Aerial Ladder Platforms, are located at strategic locations across the Service.

The department's four aerial ladders extend only 85 feet, though 125-foot ladder trucks are considered the minimum for fighting high-rise fires.

Now the brigade a going back to Volvo, with 17 new pumps & and new aerial ladder platform on order.

In 1958 another fire station opened and the department purchased a 100-foot aerial ladder truck as well as a rescue truck.

You add an aerial ladder and you're talking $400,000 to $500,000 without batting an eye."

FMC was ultimately unsuccessful in its expansion into production of aerial ladders.

The Fire District's first aerial ladder truck goes into service in the city of Thousand Oaks.

On Thursday, a firefighter climbed to the very top of an aerial ladder to rescue infant twins handed out of a window.

They were engulfed in flame as they were going up the aerial ladders to get the trapped victims."

Afterward, splotched with soot, he said he felt exhilarated, because he had never worked on an aerial ladder before.

They maintain an aerial ladder and the Township's emergency medical services (EMS).

Iveco Magirus also produces aerial ladders, an industry in which it is the world leader.

Five of the stations house a truck company (aerial ladder truck or tiller truck) in addition to the engine.

In addition to 40 fire engines, an aerial ladder platform, command unit, hose layer and three operational support vehicles were mobilised to the scene.