Formats emails for sending out mutual offers.Tracks tours earned or owed on a person-by-person basis. You can enter colleagues for other groups.Double-tap any day to see the day and night group numbers, just like the printed chart.Displays your schedule for the next six years, including vacations, holidays, and paydays.And, there’s no need for a new chart every year.įDNY also contains a list of NYC firehouses and callboxes, complete with locations (one touch to see maps) and firehouse phone numbers (one touch to make calls). Separate balances are maintained for each person. A few more taps and you’ve got a banked mutual recorded with somebody else. The calendar screen always shows your day and night tours and your partner’s tours (using colors of your own choosing) for the next six years from “today.” It takes only a few taps to enter a mutual with your partner. It knows about the 25 groups and their schedules, pairing of mutual partners, vacations, RSOT, and so on. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.Tired of fumbling with your FDNY Chart to figure out when you’ll be working two months from now? Sick of coloring the boxes and adding reminders about your mutuals?Ĭustom-designed with the help of New York City firefighters, FDNY is smart about your chart.
“Anyone who saw that video that went viral saw just how dangerous it was.”
“November 5, we saw what bravery looks like,” Mayor Eric Adams said during the ceremony. The four firefighters rescued a desperate woman hanging from a window 20 stories above the street as dozens of people were trapped inside the building after an e-bike battery sparked the massive blaze. Some of these members who were literally hanging off of a building together had just worked together that day, and they weren’t even in the same firehouse together,” Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh said during the ceremony at Engine Company 39, and Ladder Company 16. “This, in so many ways, is everything the FDNY is about. 5, during a blaze in an apartment building on East 52nd Street in Manhattan. Four FDNY firefighters were honored Tuesday afternoon for their heroic efforts in rescuing tenants stranded in a high-rise Midtown apartment building engulfed in flames earlier this month.įirefighters Darren Harsch, Adam Nordenschild, Artur Podgorski, and Belvon Koranteng each received proclamations for their daring rope rescues on Nov.
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