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Rescue Station Three “Northern Rescue Express” is located on 86th Toledo St. Akron District, North Atlantic City. Rescue Station Three is home to Rescue Three and The Swiftwater Rescue Unit. Rescue Station Three is the primary Rescue Station for District Three. Rescue Three Will respond to all structure fires and incidents with a second alarm or higher. The Swiftwater Response unit operates as an advanced Water and Scuba rescue unit and will be used to supplement the Dive Rescue Unit as needed. The Swiftwater Response Unit is the main Swiftwater unit of of two other SOC swiftwater units. Rescue Station Three is part of Battalion 10, Division 10 and District 3.

Rescue Three (Shops # RE0003) Rescue Three is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer, 1 Lieutenant, 1 FF/Paramedic, and 3 FF/EMT's. Total normal staffing: 6 and maintains a ALS response level. Rescue Three is outfitted to carry a man-in-machine kit, an air source cart, a battery operated reciprocating saw, a lyle gun, a confined space rescue tripod, two reeves sleeves, a long backboard, a bridal bag, two stokes baskets, adapters for electric cords, a built in generator, electric cords, fifteen large air bags, a rubber mat for the third rail, a remote control for the light tower, five shovels, three pipe wrenches, battery operated extrication tools, one strip nail gun, ten boxes of nails, two framing squares, one 6" circular saw, one 10" circular saw, six elis clamps, a shoring kit, a cutting station bag, cribbing, one FAST PAK, two K-12 saws, one roof saw, two chainsaws, spare blades, hand tools for the saws, gas for the saws, four sets of forcible entry tools, one 300' search rope, two flotation devices, thermal blankets, one air cart, one air tools kit, two spare SCBA bottles for the air tools, 400' of air hose, two gunslingers, one box of lockout tag out tags, controllers for the winches, one brute concrete breaker with bits, two sawzalls, one electric grinder, one battery powered grinder, one hammer drill, three bolt cutters, three sets of nibblers and shears, one ban saw, one portable generator, one 2 1/2 ton car jack, four paratech controllers, four paratech swivel bases, twelve paratech extensions, one K-12 with wet concrete blade and water hose, assorted slings, one large socket and wrench set, one TU-28 4000 w/ 60' of 7/16" diameter rope rated to 20000 lbs, one TU-32 8000 w/ 30' of 5/8" diameter rope rated to 40000 lbs, one 20 ton bottle jack, one 30 ton bottle jack, two come alongs, 500' of utility rope in various lengths, five elevator clamps, two hillman rollers, one large acetylene torch, one mini acetylene torch, two purple K extinguishers, one spare O2 tank, two blankets, three 3' struts, four 1 1/2' struts, one 1' strut, two 4 1/2' struts, three 3' extensions, one ferguson blanket, one air knife, one 20' ladder, one confined space air unit, two 200' lengths of confined space hose w/ comms, two subway kits, high-angle rescue equipment, detection and monitoring equipment, two leak kits, dive rescue/water rescue equipment, sixteen spare SCBA bottles, and ALS medical supplies.

Swiftwater Unit (Shops # SC2911) The Swiftwater Rescue Unit is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 1 of either FF/EMT and/or FF/Paramedics. Total normal staffing: 2 and maintains a First Responder response level. The Lieutenant and one FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic of Rescue Three will cross staff the Swiftwater Rescue Unit as needed. The Swiftwater Rescue Unit carries rope rescue equipment, dive rescue equipment, twenty five life jackets, two dry chemical extinguishers, one supplied air cart, twenty spare SCBUA bottles, ten wetsuits, one rigid hull inflatable boat, the boat's motor, fuel for the motor, one mobile data terminal, city map books, county map books, city wide hazard pre plan books, one floating stokes basket, two long back boards, one trauma jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, one maternity jump bag, one spare M-15 oxygen cylinder, and an AED.

Credits:
MisterPSYCHOPATH3001 , hooknhalligan132 , Sgt-Turbo and scfdunit1 for the rigs
scfdunit1 for the text
(If I forgot to credit someone please tell me)

IDKIMBORED2022 for ideas about rescue 3

Description

Rescue Station Three “Northern Rescue Express” is located on 86th Toledo St. Akron District, North Atlantic City. Rescue Station Three is home to Rescue Three and The Swiftwater Rescue Unit. Rescue Station Three is the primary Rescue Station for District Three. Rescue Three Will respond to all structure fires and incidents with a second alarm or higher. The Swiftwater Response unit operates as an advanced Water and Scuba rescue unit and will be used to supplement the Dive Rescue Unit as needed. The Swiftwater Response Unit is the main Swiftwater unit of of two other SOC swiftwater units. Rescue Station Three is part of Battalion 10, Division 10 and District 3.

Rescue Three (Shops # RE0003) Rescue Three is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer, 1 Lieutenant, 1 FF/Paramedic, and 3 FF/EMT's. Total normal staffing: 6 and maintains a ALS response level. Rescue Three is outfitted to carry a man-in-machine kit, an air source cart, a battery operated reciprocating saw, a lyle gun, a confined space rescue tripod, two reeves sleeves, a long backboard, a bridal bag, two stokes baskets, adapters for electric cords, a built in generator, electric cords, fifteen large air bags, a rubber mat for the third rail, a remote control for the light tower, five shovels, three pipe wrenches, battery operated extrication tools, one strip nail gun, ten boxes of nails, two framing squares, one 6" circular saw, one 10" circular saw, six elis clamps, a shoring kit, a cutting station bag, cribbing, one FAST PAK, two K-12 saws, one roof saw, two chainsaws, spare blades, hand tools for the saws, gas for the saws, four sets of forcible entry tools, one 300' search rope, two flotation devices, thermal blankets, one air cart, one air tools kit, two spare SCBA bottles for the air tools, 400' of air hose, two gunslingers, one box of lockout tag out tags, controllers for the winches, one brute concrete breaker with bits, two sawzalls, one electric grinder, one battery powered grinder, one hammer drill, three bolt cutters, three sets of nibblers and shears, one ban saw, one portable generator, one 2 1/2 ton car jack, four paratech controllers, four paratech swivel bases, twelve paratech extensions, one K-12 with wet concrete blade and water hose, assorted slings, one large socket and wrench set, one TU-28 4000 w/ 60' of 7/16" diameter rope rated to 20000 lbs, one TU-32 8000 w/ 30' of 5/8" diameter rope rated to 40000 lbs, one 20 ton bottle jack, one 30 ton bottle jack, two come alongs, 500' of utility rope in various lengths, five elevator clamps, two hillman rollers, one large acetylene torch, one mini acetylene torch, two purple K extinguishers, one spare O2 tank, two blankets, three 3' struts, four 1 1/2' struts, one 1' strut, two 4 1/2' struts, three 3' extensions, one ferguson blanket, one air knife, one 20' ladder, one confined space air unit, two 200' lengths of confined space hose w/ comms, two subway kits, high-angle rescue equipment, detection and monitoring equipment, two leak kits, dive rescue/water rescue equipment, sixteen spare SCBA bottles, and ALS medical supplies.

Swiftwater Unit (Shops # SC2911) The Swiftwater Rescue Unit is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 1 of either FF/EMT and/or FF/Paramedics. Total normal staffing: 2 and maintains a First Responder response level. The Lieutenant and one FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic of Rescue Three will cross staff the Swiftwater Rescue Unit as needed. The Swiftwater Rescue Unit carries rope rescue equipment, dive rescue equipment, twenty five life jackets, two dry chemical extinguishers, one supplied air cart, twenty spare SCBUA bottles, ten wetsuits, one rigid hull inflatable boat, the boat's motor, fuel for the motor, one mobile data terminal, city map books, county map books, city wide hazard pre plan books, one floating stokes basket, two long back boards, one trauma jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, one maternity jump bag, one spare M-15 oxygen cylinder, and an AED.

Credits:
MisterPSYCHOPATH3001 , hooknhalligan132 , Sgt-Turbo and scfdunit1 for the rigs
scfdunit1 for the text
(If I forgot to credit someone please tell me)

IDKIMBORED2022 for ideas about rescue 3