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Vehicle Stabilization and Lifting Training

A group of firefighters and emergency personnel posing for a photo.

October 18, 2022: Minoa Fire Department members trained on vehicle stabilization and lifting using Res-Q-Jack while a vehicle is on its side. We also simulated patient removal through the driver door when that side is vertical and also folded the roof. The drill was led by 2 instructors from Take The Door Training.

A group of firefighters and emergency personnel posing for a photo.
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Firefighters at a vehicle rollover accident scene at night, with equipment for rescue operations.
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Firefighters working at a nighttime vehicle accident scene.
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Firefighters at night with emergency activity in the background.
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Firefighters at a nighttime vehicle accident scene, working around an overturned car.
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Firefighters at a car accident scene at night.
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A firefighter on a ladder beside an overturned vehicle at night.
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Firefighters working together at night, possibly during a rescue operation involving a damaged vehicle.
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Firefighters at a night-time vehicle rescue operation.
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Firefighters using hydraulic tools at a car accident scene at night.
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Firefighters using tools on a damaged vehicle, likely during a training exercise or rescue.
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A group of firefighters and emergency personnel posing for a photo.
Firefighters at a vehicle rollover accident scene at night, with equipment for rescue operations.
Firefighters working at a nighttime vehicle accident scene.
Firefighters at night with emergency activity in the background.
Firefighters at a nighttime vehicle accident scene, working around an overturned car.
Firefighters at a car accident scene at night.
A firefighter on a ladder beside an overturned vehicle at night.
Firefighters working together at night, possibly during a rescue operation involving a damaged vehicle.
Firefighters at a night-time vehicle rescue operation.
Firefighters using hydraulic tools at a car accident scene at night.
Firefighters using tools on a damaged vehicle, likely during a training exercise or rescue.