Objective 10- Firefighter Safety, Scene Control, and Communication Strategies

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Situational awareness

Recognizing hazards, remaining mindful of changing conditions, evaluating changes against safety, and communicating what you see.

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Primary role of a firefighter

Safely and efficiently perform the tasks assigned by the supervisor, crew leader, company officer, or Incident Commander.

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Why communicate changing conditions?

New information may cause supervisors or Command to change orders or strategies.

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Conditions to observe at every incident

Fire location and proximity, fire behavior/spread/growth, structural integrity, wind direction and strength, and hazards not identified during size-up.

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Structural fire scene safety

Follow supervisor orders and SOPs, wear appropriate PPE, work as a team, communicate, perform risk/benefit analysis, use safe tactics, never operate alone, and maintain situational awareness.

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Risk/benefit analysis

Consider the risks and benefits of an action before performing it.

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Scene security

Responders typically secure an incident scene by establishing control zones.

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Control zones

Hot zone, warm zone, and cold zone.

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Hot zone

The area where trained personnel work to resolve the problem.

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Who enters the hot zone?

Only personnel directly involved in resolving the problem.

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Warm zone

The area immediately outside the hot zone where personnel directly support hot-zone operations.

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Warm zone personnel

May operate hydraulic tool power plants or provide emergency lighting and fire protection and should be in full protective clothing/equipment.

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Cold zone

The area immediately surrounding the hot and warm zones.

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What may be located in the cold zone?

The Incident Command Post, RICs, Public Information Officer, rehabilitation area, and staging areas.

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Cold zone outer boundary

The control line for the general public, also called the crowd-control line.

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Environmental conditions affecting operations

Temperature extremes, heavy rain, wind, and lighting can affect operations and the length of time personnel can perform assigned tasks.