Gentlemen,
Below is a description of the show that we can provide for you and the safety features
that we observe when doing so, to the one and the other should be as safe as possible.
We can cater your event a jetshow where we use a Kenworth W900 USA truck,
which is equipped with two Rolls Royce Viper jet turbine engines.
During this show we entertain the audience by making them acquainted with the
startup of these engines, the vast amount of sound producing such engines, and a fire
show in which we show the afterburners works so whether huge tongues of flame
from the rear of the engines come. All this of course depends on the space available
your event site has.
Here is a description of the vehicle and the show elements and safety features that we
at all times observe.
The vehicle which we come along to your event is an American Kenworth W900
truck from 1997.
This is all a show item in itself and of course with the necessary lighting and many
stainless steel and chrome parts. This truck naturally undergoes its mandatory annual
MOT inspection and is therefore fully approved for use on public roads and equipped
with an All Risks insurance.
Behind the large sleeper, we find on a steel platform two turbine engines of the Rolls
Royce brand, model Viper, in a proper manner secured by special steel bolts and in
addition both engines for maximum safety extra anchored to the vehicle with steel
chains.
For additional security both engines on the outside are provided with a specially
made steel protective cap of 12 mm thick steel.
During the show we use starter batteries and kerosene.
The starter batteries, for added safety, are stored in the sleeper cab of the truck as
electricity and fuel each other poorly tolerate.
The kerosene is the fuel used for the engines and is transported under the truck in a
dedicated steel tank and stored. This is usually around 500 liter/150 gallons.
This depends on the available space (height) during your event, especially in a hall
with little available headroom.
During the show we are dressed in flame-retardant overalls, fire-retardant helmet
liner and Simpson drag racing full face helmet and we are continuously connected to
each other via an intercom system of the Kenwood brand.
We have four Saval brand fire extinguishers, two CO2 extinguishers and two foam
extinguishers, all undergo an annual inspection.
The whole system is equipped with an emergency stop so that in case of emergencies
both the power and the fuel supply is closed.
After each show, both engines and attachments are personally checked by me and
once a year the engines are inspected by a competent expert in the field of turbine
engines, so we can provide a logbook of both engines, if necessary.
We have an insurance policy for events at Rialto.
We are active with this Jet Fire Show for 15 years, at home in the Netherlands and
abroad and have never had problems concerning the safety of our equipment.
The minimum distance between the audience and our show we like to keep 25 meters
but is also dependent on the kind of show that we can provide. The greater the
distance between the show and the audience, the more we can grow the flames.
We do the show with two people and before the start of the event, we span ribbons
where the public should remain behind and we inform them as to what we will do and
what they can expect to avoid any panic.
In case of an agreement with your organization, we reserve the right to determine
whether we have enough space, or the audience is at a sufficient distance, in short, we
determine whether it is safe to find the show to continue.
Our motto is and remains: Safety First.
For photos and/or a movie of our show, please refer to our website:
http://www.jettruckteam.nl or Youtube.
Kind regards, Pete Verheijen.
Below is a description of the show that we can provide for you and the safety features
that we observe when doing so, to the one and the other should be as safe as possible.
We can cater your event a jetshow where we use a Kenworth W900 USA truck,
which is equipped with two Rolls Royce Viper jet turbine engines.
During this show we entertain the audience by making them acquainted with the
startup of these engines, the vast amount of sound producing such engines, and a fire
show in which we show the afterburners works so whether huge tongues of flame
from the rear of the engines come. All this of course depends on the space available
your event site has.
Here is a description of the vehicle and the show elements and safety features that we
at all times observe.
The vehicle which we come along to your event is an American Kenworth W900
truck from 1997.
This is all a show item in itself and of course with the necessary lighting and many
stainless steel and chrome parts. This truck naturally undergoes its mandatory annual
MOT inspection and is therefore fully approved for use on public roads and equipped
with an All Risks insurance.
Behind the large sleeper, we find on a steel platform two turbine engines of the Rolls
Royce brand, model Viper, in a proper manner secured by special steel bolts and in
addition both engines for maximum safety extra anchored to the vehicle with steel
chains.
For additional security both engines on the outside are provided with a specially
made steel protective cap of 12 mm thick steel.
During the show we use starter batteries and kerosene.
The starter batteries, for added safety, are stored in the sleeper cab of the truck as
electricity and fuel each other poorly tolerate.
The kerosene is the fuel used for the engines and is transported under the truck in a
dedicated steel tank and stored. This is usually around 500 liter/150 gallons.
This depends on the available space (height) during your event, especially in a hall
with little available headroom.
During the show we are dressed in flame-retardant overalls, fire-retardant helmet
liner and Simpson drag racing full face helmet and we are continuously connected to
each other via an intercom system of the Kenwood brand.
We have four Saval brand fire extinguishers, two CO2 extinguishers and two foam
extinguishers, all undergo an annual inspection.
The whole system is equipped with an emergency stop so that in case of emergencies
both the power and the fuel supply is closed.
After each show, both engines and attachments are personally checked by me and
once a year the engines are inspected by a competent expert in the field of turbine
engines, so we can provide a logbook of both engines, if necessary.
We have an insurance policy for events at Rialto.
We are active with this Jet Fire Show for 15 years, at home in the Netherlands and
abroad and have never had problems concerning the safety of our equipment.
The minimum distance between the audience and our show we like to keep 25 meters
but is also dependent on the kind of show that we can provide. The greater the
distance between the show and the audience, the more we can grow the flames.
We do the show with two people and before the start of the event, we span ribbons
where the public should remain behind and we inform them as to what we will do and
what they can expect to avoid any panic.
In case of an agreement with your organization, we reserve the right to determine
whether we have enough space, or the audience is at a sufficient distance, in short, we
determine whether it is safe to find the show to continue.
Our motto is and remains: Safety First.
For photos and/or a movie of our show, please refer to our website:
http://www.jettruckteam.nl or Youtube.
Kind regards, Pete Verheijen.