How safe are you at night in the pits!

Rick Bailey · 02-14-2010, 12:58 PM

Wade,
Good post and I all for the special idenifacation of those folks that are trained in medical or other safey talents.

When people are pitted the fire risk is at one level............but the one thing that has always made me nervous was the stacking at national events. I say Joliet is probly the safest, but the US Nats has to be the most dangerous. Just one fire in the middle of the 10 rows of rigs. ????? total loss of.....

And what about a medical emergency.............a cell phone call from a person in their MH and what do you tell the 911 folks. ? I'm rig # 225, or the 32nd rig in the 6th row but the purple trailer...........

No! I don't know the correct senario but what Wade is sugesting in spot on !

Thanks Wade.

Rick Bailey

02-14-2010, 12:58 PM	#7
Rick Bailey Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 502 Likes: 5 Liked 10 Times in 7 Posts	Re: How safe are you at night in the pits! Wade, Good post and I all for the special idenifacation of those folks that are trained in medical or other safey talents. When people are pitted the fire risk is at one level............but the one thing that has always made me nervous was the stacking at national events. I say Joliet is probly the safest, but the US Nats has to be the most dangerous. Just one fire in the middle of the 10 rows of rigs. ????? total loss of..... And what about a medical emergency.............a cell phone call from a person in their MH and what do you tell the 911 folks. ? I'm rig # 225, or the 32nd rig in the 6th row but the purple trailer........... No! I don't know the correct senario but what Wade is sugesting in spot on ! Thanks Wade. Rick Bailey __________________ Rick Bailey 3439 SC