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Welcome to the official web site of Michael Wilbur's Emergency Vehicle Response.

Emergency Vehicle Response was born out of Firefighters desire for excellent emergency vehicle driver training over a decade ago. Hence the companies motto "Excellence in Motion". Emergency Vehicle Response offers 18 hours of the best and unmatched Emergency Vehicle Driver Training in the World. This training can be offered at your fire station and includes hands on training on your apparatus. Click the EVOC link for more information on this course.

The newest course offering is Aerial Ladder and Tower Ladder Placement and Operation. This course was design as a direct result of going around the country teaching EVOC and finding out that most Fire Departments do not understand, have not been properly trained and do not get the maximum use out of their aerial devices. This 8 hour course is a dynamic PowerPoint presentation that includes hands on training on your aerial apparatus and buildings in your response area. For more information and a class outline click on the Aerial Operations link.

Apparatus Architect has been running since 2000 as a regular feature of Firehouse Magazine. Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur are the Apparatus Architects and offer a wide variety of Fire Service consulting services. The Apparatus Architects have the knowledge and the expertise in the very dynamic and ever changing Apparatus Industry to get your fire department the very best apparatus that you deserve. The Apparatus Architects have an extensive list of satisfied Fire Departments that have received apparatus consulting, fire station consulting, and fire protection reviews. For more information you can click the Apparatus Architect link. Emergency Vehicle Response has also posted current articles that have appeared in your favorite Fire Service periodicals.


Emergency Vehicle Operation News

EVR Announces Enigne Company Operations Program
Saturday, January 30, 2010 
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Emergency Vehicle Response announces a new training program designed to enhance the operations of your engine companies. This sixteen hour training class covers hydraulics, hose streams, attack line hose loads, water supply and supply line operati...  [  more  ]  

 
   
   
Firefighter hurt by rolling fire apparatus at scene
   
Sunday, February 7, 2010 
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South Wales Fire Service said he hurt his leg and shoulder in the incident at Henllys, Cwmbran, Torfaen.

Ambulance crews and colleagues treated him, before he was taken to the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport.

An investiga...  [  more  ]  

 
Ambulance crashes into presidential motorcade
   
Saturday, February 6, 2010 
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A black Chevrolet Suburban travelling in President Barack Obama's 15 vehicle motorcade this morning in Washington, D.C. was struck by an ambulance Saturday morning, examiner.com has learned.

Alex Leary of the St. Petersburg Times firs...  [  more  ]  

 
Semi tractor-trailer crashes into blocking fire apparatus in Michigan
Saturday, February 6, 2010 
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A semi tractor-trailer crashed into a parked Van Buren Township fire truck on I-94 this morning, critically injuring the driver of the semi, Michigan State Police at the Metro South post said.

No firefighters were injured.

...  [  more  ]  

 
   
   
Three hurt in crash with fire truck on Interstate 70 in St. Louis
   
Saturday, February 6, 2010 
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Three people were hurt this afternoon in a crash with a fire truck on Interstate 70 near O’Fallon Park.

A car struck the rear of the fire department pumper on eastbound I-70 about 3 p.m., St. Louis fire department spokesman Capt...  [  more  ]  

 
3rd Apparatus Crash in Less than 6 Months for Canadian Department
   
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 
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Thanks to Statter911.com and Zone911.com for the picture and information for this story.

Tanker Rolls over in Levis, Quebec. This is the same fire department that had wrecks with two quints a few weeks apart in October and November an...  [  more  ]  

 
CIVILIAN KILLED IN RESPONDING APPARATUS VS CAR CRASH
Tuesday, February 2, 2010 
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One person is dead following a collision between a responding fire apparatus and a car in Vaughan (Ontario) this morning.
York Regional Police say the received a call at 10:35 a.m. about a Toyota Camry hitting a pole at Major Mackenzie Driv...  [  more  ]  

 
   
   
RESPONDING APPARATUS CRASH IN CANADA-CIVILIAN SERIOUS
Tuesday, February 2, 2010 
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A Calgary Fire truck responding to a crash in the southeast was involved in a collision with a passenger van. It sent the driver of the van, a man in his late forties, to hospital with serious injuries Monday night.
It happened just before ...  [  more  ]  

 
   
A fire truck sits on a front lawn at 44th Street and 16th Avenue S.E. after a crash with a van Monday evening. Photographed by:
Ted Rhodes, Calgary Herald, Calgary Herald
   A fire truck sits on a front lawn at
      44th Street and 16th Avenue S.E. after a
      crash with a van Monday evening.
      Photographed by: Ted Rhodes, Calgary
      Herald, Calgary Herald
FIREFIGHTER ROLLS VEHICLE OVER WHILE RESPONDING TO A BARN FIRE IN INDIANA
Sunday, January 31, 2010 
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A Volunteer firefighter responding to the scene of a working fire was injured when his vehicle rolled over late Friday. Blountsville Volunteer Firefighter Kevin Stautamoyer lost control of his sport utility vehicle in southern Delaware County afte...  [  more  ]  

 
   
   
Firefighter Trapped: Fallen power line traps New Jersey firefighter
Saturday, January 30, 2010 
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The Leonia Fire Department (LFD) had a "close call" Jan. 25 when a power line fell on Ladder 1 truck, leaving one of the firefighters trapped inside.


The truck was responding to one of several calls for downed power lines on t...  [  more  ]  

 
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