Chicago FD Still Alarm 3-23-13

This message comes from Steve Redick: --- Saturday night at 4046 Van Buren — I responded to this one because it was listed as a building fire with a red 'X' marking. This was my first chance to see the new safety marking system in action. The markings consist of a red square, a square with one diagonal slash, or a square with an 'X', indicating varying levels of danger. Interior operations need to be assessed and approved before anyone can enter. I think we'll see these markings more and more often on the fireground. I also managed to get a decent photo of one of the new buggies. Steve --- [Image: Engine 44 on a hydrant. Steve Redick photo] *Engine 44 is parked neatly by the hydrant, ready for action. The lighting highlights the details of the rig and its positioning.* [Image: Vacant building with new marking system for firefighter safety.] *The vacant building stands silent, but its facade carries警示标志 that firefighters now use to assess risk. A closer look reveals the red square with an 'X' — a clear sign that interior entry is not advised without proper clearance.* [Image: Closeup of building designation.] *This close-up shows the intricate design of the markings. Each symbol is precise, leaving no room for confusion about the level of hazard present.* [Image: Truck 26 with a ladder to the roof.] *Truck 26 is positioned perfectly, its ladder extended toward the rooftop. Firefighters can be seen working diligently, ensuring the structure is secure.* [Image: Engine 95 also had a hydrant.] *Engine 95 mirrors Engine 44's setup, showcasing the strategic placement of resources to tackle the situation effectively.* [Image: Chicago FD Paramedic Field Chief 4-5-4.] *The paramedic field chief arrives on the scene, adding another layer of support to the operation. Their vehicle is marked distinctly, making them easily identifiable.* [Image: Another view of Truck 26 in Sector 1.] *From a different angle, Truck 26 continues its critical role in the operation. The scene is bustling with activity, yet every team member knows their part.* [Image: Truck 48 setup in a vacant field.] *Truck 48 is stationed in an open area nearby, prepared for any additional needs that might arise during the response.* [Image: Squad 2 was at the scene.] *Squad 2 arrives, contributing specialized equipment and expertise to the effort. Their presence adds reassurance to the overall operation.* [Image: Squad 2’s Snorkel.] *The Snorkel truck provides aerial assistance, reaching heights that ground units cannot. Its utility is evident in the way it complements other vehicles on-site.* --- This incident provided valuable insight into how the new safety systems are being implemented across the board. It’s exciting to witness these changes firsthand and see how they enhance firefighter safety. Steve out.

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