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Little Ferry NJ, on Saturday Hasbrouck Height Fire Department, City of Hackensack Fire Department gave mutual aid to Little Ferry Fire Department at a single family home fire . At 11:15am City Hackensack Fire Department Ladder 1 and Deputy 1 responded to 37 Woodland Ave Little Ferry on mutual aid house fire. Hasbrouck Heights responded with Chief 60, Chief 62, and Ladder 1 as a fast team.
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A fast team of firefighters is typically a group of highly trained and experienced firefighters who work together efficiently and effectively to quickly respond to emergencies and extinguish fires. The composition of a fast team may vary depending on the specific needs of the situation, but it often includes firefighters with specialized skills and training such as:
- Rapid Intervention Teams (RIT) – A specialized team of firefighters trained to provide rescue and assistance to other firefighters who may become trapped or injured during an emergency.
- Engine Companies – A team of firefighters responsible for operating fire engines, which are typically the first vehicles to arrive on the scene of a fire.
- Truck Companies – A team of firefighters responsible for operating ladder trucks, which are used to gain access to buildings and perform search and rescue operations.
- Hazmat Teams – A specialized team of firefighters trained to handle hazardous materials incidents.
- Incident Commanders – Experienced firefighters who are responsible for managing the overall response to an emergency and coordinating the efforts of all responding personnel.
In addition to specialized training and skills, a fast team of firefighters must be highly coordinated, communicate effectively, and work together efficiently to achieve their objectives in a timely manner.
Upon arrival City of Hackensack Ladder 1 raised the aerial to the roof and assisted members of Little Ferry fire department with extinguishment of a solar panel that caught fire. Members checked for and found no extension into the structure. No injuries were reported, Hackensack unit’s were released by Little Ferry command.
