Exposure Fire Tactics That Stop Extension | Sean Gray, Atlanta Metro | Fully Involved Ep. 4

Fully Involved: Episode 4 – Exposure Fire Myths with Sean Gray 🚒🔥 What if everything you learned about protecting exposures was ... wrong? In this episode of Fully Involved, the crew is in metro Atlanta with Cobb County Fire Captain and national instructor Sean Gray—a firefighter who’s helped shape and implement UL FSRI's fire attack research. In this episode he digs into exposure fire tactics, busts common myths, and explores what today’s fire science tells us about where to put your water—and why. 📍 Recorded at Cobb County Fire, GA (29 stations, 60,000+ calls/year) 📚 Featuring real-world tactics based on UL FSRI data and Atlanta fireground experience. 🔥 In this episode: ✔️ Should we stop spraying exposures and attack the heat source instead? ✔️ What equipment and nozzle setup gives you the edge? ✔️ What if you’re in a rural area with limited water? ✔️ What does the other side of the debate say? 💬 “Big fire? Big water. Take away the heat-maker and you protect the exposure by extinguishment.” – Capt. Sean Gray 🎯 Whether you’re in the city or the sticks, this episode gives you tactical clarity in your next exposure fire. ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 – Intro: Is Everything You Learned About Exposure Protection Wrong? 0:36 – Meet Sean Gray & the Metro Atlanta Scenario 1:14 – Cobb County Fire Profile 1:33 – The Scenario Setup 2:13 – Question 1: Why Is the Old Way Wrong? 2:44 – Question 2: What’s a Better Strategy? 3:30 – Question 3: What Equipment Should You Use? 4:19 – Question 4: What’s the Other Side Say? 5:11 – BlitzFire Details + Learn More 👀 Learn more about the BlitzFire Monitor used in this episode: 👉 TFT.com/BlitzFire 📲 Catch all episodes of Fully Involved: ▶️ TFT.com/Fully-Involved #FullyInvolved #ExposureFire #FireTactics #FireTraining #SeanGray #CobbCountyFire #FirefighterEducation #FiregroundDecisions #TFTBlitzFire #FirefighterTools #UrbanFirefighting #DefensiveAttack 6BUUD1EIRBA9BBVW GBVEZD4B0MN2F6L0 YWHW7W79SJM6H1RY 9UMPTU0K2PICQRJS BGTROGBTYEMZINZC