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Bent and Straight Overhaul Tips (Episode #101)

Steve Robertson
In this episode Steve Robertson reviews the Bent and Straight Overhaul Tips.

The Bent Overhaul Tip has a ½” orifice with featuring a 90 degree bend. It’s ideal for extinguishing pockets of fire in void spaces, shafts, attics, etc. The straight overhaul tip is also ½” and provides a low flow, high velocity tip great for deep seated hot spots, cutting drywall, or knocking down drop ceiling tiles. Steve shows the difference of each of them in action.

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Steve Robertson

Steve has been in the fire service for 33 years, the last 29 of which has been with the Columbus Ohio Division of Fire. Steve currently serves as the Lieutenant on Engine Company 18 in the South Linden neighborhood of Columbus. Steve has been a classroom instructor at FDIC for the past several years teaching engine company operations. Additionally, Steve is the lead instructor of the FDIC HOT program Stretching For Success. Steve is an instructor for County Fire Tactics and has taught engine company tactics nationally. He has also instructed at the High Rise Operations Conference and Command Officers Bootcamp, Water on the Fire conference all in Pensacola Beach, Florida.

For the past 26 years Steve has also been a state certified Fire Safety instructor. He is also a past member of the State of Ohio Fire Training Committee.

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