An hour before dawn nearly 80 Chevron responders took up positions on three live-fire projects at the southeast end of the fire field – the chemical complex, rail car loading rack and tank and dike project.
Vanessa Aguayo and Antoya Ellis ordinarily address the hottest of the hot button issues that besiege industrial fire protection using cold equations and sophisticated computer models. Chevron’s corporate fire school in May marked their first time wearing bunker gear and breathing apparatus.
Firefighters with Cornerstone Chemicals tackle live-fire prop at Maritime and Industrial Training Center.
LyondellBasell responders use new aerial in Brayton Fire Training Field scenario.
Refineries were an essential part of life where Shell process operator and emergency responder Victoria Reneau grew up.
Leland Paniza attended a live-fire training project at Brayton Fire Training Field.
Nearly 20,000 gallons per minute of the big flow originated from two US Fire Pump submersible units at a Louisiana training event.
A caravan of four different industrial apparatus scheduled for delivery made the two-day trek from Osceola, Wisconsin, to College Station, Texas.
The Beaumont Emergency Safety Training complex, a 70-acre Texas facility founded in 1966 that ranked as one of the country’s foremost industrial fire training schools, has closed after sustaining heavy flood damage from Hurricane Harvey.
It’s hard to believe that any facility as akin to fire and fury as the Beaumont Emergency Safety Training complex could fade away more gently.
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