An Urban Fire Captain’s Approach to Fires in Vacant Structures – Sean Eagen
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An Urban Fire Captain’s Approach to Fires in Vacant Structures – Sean Eagen
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Capt. Sean Eagen joins Peter Matthews to talk about firefighting operations in vacant structures, because many vacant buildings can still be occupied, posing a serious life hazard. Eagen, a 28-year veteran of the Buffalo, NY, Fire Department, shares his experiences and takes listeners through his size-up approach.
From cues and clues on suspected vacant homes, Eagen talks about how firefighters should plan to conduct searches, including the use of a VES-like method to limit the number of firefighters on the interior, plus other fireground tactical decision-making ideas.
As cold weather in many parts of the country has homeless people seeking protection from the weather, Eagen says now is the time to review your vacant structure policies and talk with crews at the kitchen table.
Related links:
- Sean Eagen’s biography and article on Firehouse.com
- Truck Tactics: Vacant Properties: Search or Go Defensive?