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Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)
United States
Registrace 17. 05. 2007
Official CZcams Channel for TEEX - Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service, College Station, TX. www.teex.org or 877-833-9638.
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service helps communities and public and private entities worldwide by providing training and services needed to prepare for, respond to and recover from natural and man-made disasters. Programs include emergency services, infrastructure, safety, law enforcement, cybersecurity, economic development and workforce development, taught by instructors with real-world experience. TEEX also sponsors the state’s elite search and rescue teams, Texas A&M Task Force 1 and Texas Task Force 2.
Social Media Directory and Policies: www.teex.org/social
Mission
TEEX makes a difference by providing training, offering practical solutions, and saving lives.
Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service helps communities and public and private entities worldwide by providing training and services needed to prepare for, respond to and recover from natural and man-made disasters. Programs include emergency services, infrastructure, safety, law enforcement, cybersecurity, economic development and workforce development, taught by instructors with real-world experience. TEEX also sponsors the state’s elite search and rescue teams, Texas A&M Task Force 1 and Texas Task Force 2.
Social Media Directory and Policies: www.teex.org/social
Mission
TEEX makes a difference by providing training, offering practical solutions, and saving lives.
Video
TEEX EMT Class No. 100-002 Graduation Ceremony
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The primary focus of the Emergency Medical Technician is to provide basic emergency medical care and transportation for critical and emergent patients who access the emergency medical system. Learn more about our EMT and Paramedic training at teex.org/ems.
How Photovoltaic Energy (Solar) Could Affect First Responders
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Solar is becoming a prominent energy source nationwide. When panel installations catch fire, especially on a large solar farm, how should they be treated? Will the cells emit dangerous gasses and chemicals during such a blaze? Gordon Lohmeyer from the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service and retired Seattle Fire Captain Chris Greene discuss the benefits and possible hazards of photovoltaic i...
Lithium battery benefits
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Lithium-ion batteries are good sources of power for devices we use daily from cell phones to micro-mobility devices such as e-bikes and e-scooters. But they must be used correctly and safely. TEEX Emergency Services Training Institute Executive Associate Division Director Chris Angerer explains why damaged and cheap replacement batteries and chargers can lead to fires. Find free TEEX EV safety ...
Central Texas Police Academy Celebrates 175th Graduating Class
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The Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) has been preparing Texans for law enforcement careers for 71 years and reached a milestone by graduating its 175th class of peace officers on May 31st, 2024. Since its inception in 1953, more than 3,500 individuals have graduated from the program. Congratulations Class 175 on completing this first major step in your law enforcement career!
Understanding Hazards of Lithum-ion Batteries
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TEEX Emergency Services Training Institute Executive Associate Division Director Chris Angerer points out hazards presented by lithium-ion batteries and how they lead to life-threatening fires. Find free TEEX EV safety resources at teex.org/EVresources.
FSCEO Class 21 Graduation
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Graduation Ceremonies for the Fire Service Chief Executive Office Class 21, May 24, 2024. Find out more about the class at teex.org/class/ldr500.
Raising Public Awareness Regarding Lithium-ion Batteries
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Do you know every item in your home that uses a lithium-ion battery? TEEX Emergency Services Training Institute Executive Associate Division Director Chris Angerer explains why public awareness regarding such batteries and their dangers must increase to reduce the risks of fires caused by the power sources. Find free TEEX EV safety resources at teex.org/EVresources.
Why Speak at the TEEX Leadership Development Symposium?
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Applications are being accepted to speak at the 2025 TEEX Leadership Development Symposium in Frisco, TX. Arlington Fire Battalion Chief John Yovanovitch explains why it's important to give back to the community of first responders by sharing your experience. Find more information at teex.org/leadershipsymposium
#WomenofTEEX Alisa McDonald, TEEX Wellness and Resiliency Program Director
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Women of TEEX Speaker Series with Alisa McDonald, LPC, Wellness and Resiliency Program Director at TEEX on April 26th, 2024. Alisa speaks on “Trauma Informed Care.”
How are First Responders Handling Electric Vehicle Fires?
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How are various fire departments handling dangerous electric vehicle fires resulting from battery thermal runaway? TEEX Emergency Services Training Institute Division Director Gordon Lohmeyer explains this and many things that have resulted from EV fires, such as some cities not allowing EVs to be garaged and charged indoors. Find free TEEX EV safety resources at teex.org/EVresources.
What is the main difference between Internal Combustion Engines and Electric Vehicles?
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Electric vehicles use lithium-ion, phosphate iron batteries for their energy. When an EV battery goes into thermal runaway, temperatures are much hotter than an internal combustion engine fire, and dangerous gases are emitted. As TEEX Emergency Services Training Institute Division Director Gordon Lohmeyer explains, such fires must be treated differently. Find free TEEX EV safety resources at te...
How is an Electric Vehicle Fire Different than an Internal Combustion Engine Fire?
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Water and firefighting foams are mostly ineffective with battery electric vehicle fires. TEEX Emergency Services Training Institute Division Director Gordon Lohmeyer discusses why EV fires can burn for hours, reignite and emit dangerous gasses and heavy metals. Find free TEEX EV safety resources at teex.org/EVresources.
What Triggers an Electric Vehicle Fire (Thermal Runaway)?
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What Triggers an Electric Vehicle Fire (Thermal Runaway)?
Summary of Why Emergency Stop (E-stop) Buttons Should be at EV Recharging Stations
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Summary of Why Emergency Stop (E-stop) Buttons Should be at EV Recharging Stations
#WomenofTEEX Dr. Katie Turnbull, Senior Research Fellow at Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI)
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#WomenofTEEX Dr. Katie Turnbull, Senior Research Fellow at Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI)
Texas A&M RGV Advanced Manufacturing Hub (RAMI)
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Texas A&M RGV Advanced Manufacturing Hub (RAMI)
Why Emergency Stop (E-stop) Buttons Must Be Required at EV Recharging Stations
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Why Emergency Stop (E-stop) Buttons Must Be Required at EV Recharging Stations
The Journey to Continue a Legacy - Blake's Story
zhlédnutí 291Před 6 měsíci
The Journey to Continue a Legacy - Blake's Story
TEEX Lineworker Academy Class #17 | Highlight Reel
zhlédnutí 214Před 7 měsíci
TEEX Lineworker Academy Class #17 | Highlight Reel
TEEX Lineworker Academy Class #16 | Highlight Reel
zhlédnutí 203Před 9 měsíci
TEEX Lineworker Academy Class #16 | Highlight Reel
#WomenofTEEX Dr. Amy Swinford, Agency Director for Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Lab
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#WomenofTEEX Dr. Amy Swinford, Agency Director for Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Lab
#WomenofTEEX Speaker Series with Monica Martinez, Executive Director of Emergency Management at TAMU
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#WomenofTEEX Speaker Series with Monica Martinez, Executive Director of Emergency Management at TAMU
"Cyber Threats to Manufacturers & Businesses” Ransomware Cyber Panel Discussion - July 27, 2023
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"Cyber Threats to Manufacturers & Businesses” Ransomware Cyber Panel Discussion - July 27, 2023
TEEX Annual Public Burn Demonstration Night 2023 at Brayton Fire Training Field
zhlédnutí 573Před 11 měsíci
TEEX Annual Public Burn Demonstration Night 2023 at Brayton Fire Training Field
Recruit Fire Academy Class No. 42 Graduation Replay
zhlédnutí 212Před rokem
Recruit Fire Academy Class No. 42 Graduation Replay
Thanks for putting this out there, I’m interested to understand how fighting EV fires can be improved. The fire blankets look like a good method for containing the fire but as it’s exothermic not putting it out. Would a fire blanket with its own hose extension that comes like 30 feet off to the side and can be attached to the hose to pump water directly into the car be of use? Presumably it’d be positioned directly over the windscreen to direct the water right down on the battery.
Cell tower technician require too much safety/ education to get paid so low. I made $19 an hour as a plate mounter which is a much safer job and requires much less. Cell tower techs should be making at least $55 an hour. Screw that $17-21 an hour to start off I have lost interest in even trying.
How do they keep from scuffing up those fancy brown riding boots?
"Adventure" to the middle of nowhere. Might as well work for a commercial airline. (Not a contractor.) Generally speaking, in ten years of FT employment you'll be making $35 an hour, 401k company match, medical, dental, and vision insurance, and lifetime flight benefits. Go see something besides "Wherearewe", South Dakota.
CONGRATS JACKSON SO PROUD OF U!!!
Good Job TC!
After so many years, Let me become your first comment.
Thats not a bare bones set up mate 😂 you have shit hanging off tou everywhere! All you need is a harness woth inbuilt seat, a pile belt (adjustable work position strap) and a set of twin hooks.. Twin roping down to looks at an antenna is a gige waste of time just climb and get into position no need to over complicate it
I am cell tower technician rigger. How can I apply
Do You really need a diploma or what ?
There's a video circulating... making the rounds again on CZcams: man makes $20,000 per climb to change a light bulb. I guess that's only for the 1500 ft tower and he's already go that job. I'd do THAT workout for THAT money twice a year. But 22/hr??? I cant afford to that pay cut.
I start my course next week. Got my fingers crossed because I need a better life
Such a pity that I never knew about such a job when I was young enough. I would just LOVE to try it!!
Is being at 27 still a young age to go for it?
lol no you can think you're 100% safe but there's always a disaster factor
Congratulations All!! Good Luck and Godspeed!
LETS GO GIOOO thats my guy
Bro I was gonna say why tf didn’t he use his asap😂 thanks goes totally forgot I had it😂
I am interested in this job i have 3 years experience in telecom field
I do fancy the job. Always wanted a crack never went for it. At 60 the urge is still there, sadly the my bones disagree. We have plenty of towers here in UK so you never know? One day maybe.
At 60 you be fine, guys here who are late 60s they function as normal guy.
Walmart pays better ..lol
Excelent 🎉🎉🎉🎉
What about wiring?
18-20 an hour?!…….that’s ridiculous
Thank you so much ❤️ much love
❤
Frankly, one should rather flip burgers at McDonald where they pay the same. These big communication industry hippos, when will they feel a bit shameful ?.
how much free climbing is done when there's no cameras?
If you have a brain in your head, none!
That late 1990's Ford Taurus looks so nice, a distinctive round design. Would enjoy to own one one day. Looks like just the windshield needs replacement. On the con side, the nose of the car seems very low. This could be why dummy flew right into the windshield. Not sure since a test would need to be done on a newer car. How would a 2010/2020's car be compared to a 90s car with this type of test for the pedestrian?
I took this course last year and it changed my life. I had 12 job offers before I even graduated, and now I lead my own team for MASTEC. To this day, I can call Matt for anything highly recommended.
How much you make?
How fast did you get a job offer after finishing the course plus did they pay you to relocate outside of your hometown, is that where the per dime is coming from, if so where is that at ? You don’t have to disclose that info.. just curious
Hell yeah! Matt is an awesome trainer, awesome course!
Just found this talk. It has applications beyond just the fire service and military. Good content.
How long is the course ?
15 weeks
I love this job
18$ to 20$ an hour you can’t get buy with that little amount of money that really is horrible these guys are much needed for the job and not everyone can climb a tower they should get at least 80$ per hour your only up there a few hours not even a 8 hour day on the tower so these guys should definitely get at least 80$ to 100$ per hour… 18$ to 20 $ not worth risking your life for that little bit of money whoever pays them should feel ashamed of themselves
18 to 20 an hour is straight trash especially for the risk involved
Listen there has to be a better and safer way to climb these towers seriously.
How much is the fees.
What kind of opportunities will this job open up in other careers?
Just completed my EMR I'll be attending the EMTB in May. For anyone out there contemplating taking this course, take it from me. These instructors and the facilities are the best in the nation. There aren't enough adjectives in the English language to properly describe how amazing these women and men are! Sign up. You won't regret it.
Thank you so much. Would you be ok with us using your quote in marketing materials? If so, may we get your name and department/agency to include as well?
Why cant firefighters use the former what they use on oil or what ever. Concerned person. Think outside the box. Respectfully yours.
Thought you get paid by the job
I'm so passionate about this job
I really like this instructor’s style.
I honestly don’t think a million dollars would make me comfortable to do that
As a newly appointed officer. I appreciate the points in this video. I have a lot to learn and teach. Hopefully I will become as good an officer, if not better than the ones I have the opportunity to learn from here at our station. Thank you Chief. We all appreciate this tool to build on.
You see, you take this rope, see, and you clip it on the metal things that are welded to the towers. Then you climb 400 meters into the air, and replace a lamp. Btw, the metal the clips is mede from was made in China.
Good lecture. From my view, these are things you learn by doing and having done to you. Hearing them doesn't change things. Mistakes happen. Feelings of the new job still exist. Trying to implement the goals and mission of the company doesn't change them overnight. Its the guy, just like he is saying. And the guy can't change things until he changes for the job. As he said, you aren't ready just because you busted your ass. You change from being wrong, unsuccessfully busting your ass, learning. Same with any promotion. Good lecture. Valid and truthful points. You still gotta run the gauntlet. I wish it was as easy as hearing another person say this.
Would you need to learn a lot of mechanical skills or a lot of electrical skills to be a Tower technician? Or is it a mixture of both ?
It’s a mixture of both but not necessarily advanced skills. Low power electrical and basic mechanical knowledge.
Okay thank you
I really need to join your classes
Try Air Force PJ training.