Watch Hill firefighters practiced flowing high volumes of water through 2 inch and 2.5 inch hose lines on Tuesday evening.
In addition to reviewing the various effects of solid stream nozzles and fog stream nozzles, firefighters also reviewed pump operations, connecting to hydrants. and using large diameter four inch supply lines.
We sincerely appreciate the understanding and the acceptance of ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Sunday, Watch Hill firefighters participated in a mutual aid water supply and tanker training exercise in Ninigret Park in Charlestown. The joint training simulation was developed and coordinated by the Rhode Island Southern Firefighters League.
The first portion of the training was instructional with four different training stations providing firefighters the opportunity to review water supply ... (Full Story & Photos)
Please take the time to read Jane's most recent article posted in today's Westerly Sun about the usage of fire extinguishers. ... (Full Story & Photos)
Firefighter Chris Wood in front of Watch Hill Engine 103.
Congratulations to Watch Hill Firefighter Chris Wood for successfully completing the initial requirements to be certified by the State of Rhode Island as a Level 1001 Firefighter.
Although Chris started in the fire service a bit later in life than many recruits, he was able to complete the class without difficulty!
This class requires a significant personal commitment of time and energy and we ... (Full Story & Photos)
Watch Hill Firefighters took advantage of the sunny but cool weather this month to continue practicing various fire attack scenarios at the Watch Hill Motor Court.
Firefighters have visited the complex several times over the past six months to train and to practice various firefighting skills and evolutions within the motel complex.
As always, we sincerely appreciate the willingness of many of ... (Full Story & Photos)
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