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Toronto Fire Services Rehab unit
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No: 24424   Contributor: Shane Brooks   Year: 2008   Manufacturer: International   Country: Canada
Toronto Fire Services Rehab unit

Toronto Fire Services Box 12
Picture Taken 2008
Toronto Ontario Canada
Picture added on 02 August 2010 at 11:14
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What is the role of this truck?

Added by Lambert Arnaud on 02 August 2010.
I would imagine it is similar to Merseysides Cool Van, for treatment of firefighters suffering the effects of heat

Added by Barrie Green on 02 August 2010.
The role of this truck is to act as a mobile canteen, surving sports drinks, water, and nutrition bars.

Added by Shane Brooks on 07 August 2010.
Rehab units also provide a place for firefighters to rest, and either cool down in hot weather or get warm after being outside in freezing weather in winter. Many North American cities operate them to respond to major incidents, especially in extreme weather of all types. But there are no universal specifications, and some - such as the ones operated by FDNY - are quite large, being based on converted city buses. In some places, they are provided by the Salvation Army or a Volunteer Auxiliary organization, and in other countries by a collection of different agencies including for example the Red Cross in Germany.

Added by Rob Johnson on 29 April 2018.
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