San Diego Fire-Rescue talks about fighting fires amid high heat

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – This week’s heat advisory is being felt by many San Diegans, including those tasked with putting out fires and protecting people and property.

“Firefighting is inherently a hot job,” Battalion Chief Derek Miller with San Diego Fire-Rescue Department said.“Going into a structure fire, we have our structural firefighting gear with our breathing apparatus and any tools that we might be using or carrying, and then obviously working inside of that environment where it’s superheated gases.”

Miller is the battalion chief for Fire Station 5 in Hillcrest…

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