Denver (KDVR) – On April 26, when a journey in Elche Gardens stopped and left dozens of people suspended in the air for about an hour, the rescue team was ready to jump to work.
When such tours falter, the Denver Rescue Company is fire extinguishing 2 ready to literally put themselves on ends to save lives. On average throughout the year, a crew at the Denver Fire Station 10 % spends 90 % of its calls to what you expect.
“The response to every fire structure in the city and the closure of cars inside the city,” said Captain Barak Hayes.
But according to Heiss, another 10 % is their specialization: technician rescue in seven different specialties, one of which is high angles.
“The main purpose is to evacuate anyone in a high environment,” said Hayes. “This can be a window washing machine, it can be a building factor.”
This means that anyone finds themselves stuck out of the reach of the Ministry of Fire Excellence, such as the rescue from the top of the Tower in Thornton last year, 300 feet above the ground, or at any time a tour of Elitch Gardens may stumble. The high corner team arrives with a lot of equipment on hand.
“We always carry a major system and bey, so at least two ropes to influence each rescue,” hesses said.
Hess says that rescue operations take a lot of intestinal stability.
“It takes a great deal of gravel and design to place itself in this type of environment,” he said.
HEISS says, throwing any fear of the highlands aside, is a necessity in this work of work that they are happy to do, and ready to risk his life for anyone in those 10 % calls.
“They are the reason behind our existence, right? We care to see anyone, as you know, as I said, lives here, works here, he visits Denver, to return to his family.”
He says the team has a strong relationship with Elitch Gardens, allowing them to use the garden for training regularly.