Studington Fire Rescue Engine 11

Studington Fire Rescue is a department northeast of Los Angelego County and routinely runs mutual aid into Castle Beach Fire and other Los Angelego County municipalities. It is a collaborative effort started by Paulo R. and Anthony D. Currently, there are 14 members of this faction.

 

Engine 11 is the engine company for Station 11. The short wheelbase allows for the rig to maneuver in tight spaces. However, Engine 11 carries a full complement of equipment and is classified as a Type I Triple Combination. Furthermore, the rig is certified as a Type III urban search and rescue apparatus (basically means that it is equipped to conduct safe search and rescue ops at structural collapse of light frame construction and limited low angle rescue ops). Lastly, a paramedic is assigned to this rig every shift, making this an ALS certified rig. That's a lot of certifications!

 

Technical specs:

2008 Pierce Arrow XT

6-man cab: 5 with SCBA

TAK-4 front independent suspension

470-hp Detroit Diesel DD13

Code 3 lighting

Federal Q2B siren

Whelen Epsilon siren

Grover air horns

NightScan PowerLite

Hale 2000 gpm rear mount two-stage pump

Husky 3 foam system

500 gal water

20 gal Class A foam

40 gal Class B foam

2000 gpm Stang monitor

750' of 4" LDH

500' of 3" attack hose

500' of 2.5" attack hose

400' of 1.75" attack hose

400' of 1.5" attack hose

200' of 1" booster hose

32 ft of ground ladders

Holmatro extraction equipment

Shoring materials

Paratech struts

Forcible entry tools

ALS certified

Done