Engine Company 33 Tool List

Vocabulary practice flashcards covering equipment locations, tool specifications, and rig compartments for Engine Company 33 (Apparatus Reg #SP21017).

Slim Jim

Cab - Chauffeur's Side (positioned on the front dashboard)

Custodian Hydrant Wrench

Cab - Chauffeur's Side and Compartment 6

$14\text{ in}$ Pipe Wrench, $2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Gate w/ increaser, and Reducers ($4\frac{1}{2}\text{ in} \times 3\text{ in}$)

Cab - Chauffeur's Side

Metal Hydrant Plugs ($3$ total: $1$ under and $2$ behind the ECC seat)

Cab - Chauffeur's Side

Chauffeur Door Radio, Flashlight, and Spanners ($2$)

Cab - Chauffeur's Side

Officer's Tool

Cab - Officer’s side and Compartment 5

Rope Bottle Stretch ($75\text{ ft}$ of $3/8\text{ in}$ nylon)

Cab - Officer's Side

RadEye GF-10 and Radalert 200

Cab - Officer's Side

MSA Altair Gas Meter (with charger) and Sensit Gas Meter

Cab - Officer's Side

Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC)

Cab - Officer's Side

Search Rope and Flashlight with attached CO meter

Cab - Officer's Side

Purple K Guide, Summons Book, Maps, and Radio Signals

Cab - Officer's Side

MTA Bus Keys and PATH Train Keys

Cab - Glove Compartment

Emergency Response Guidebook, HAZMAT Manual, and Tunnel and Bridge Manual

Cab - Glove Compartment

Potassium Iodine Tablets and spare AA batteries ($2$)

Cab - Glove Compartment

Akron New Yorker w/ Increaser

Roof Box

Cockloft Nozzle

Roof Box

SCBA CBRN Respirators ($12$ units equipped with $5$ connectors)

Roof Box

Skeds ($3$ total, $2$ equipped with tourniquets)

Roof Box

Water Rescue Equipment (Life Ring with rope and $2$ Life Jackets)

Roof Box

Highway Safety Vests and MCI Bag

Roof Box

Foam Eductor Kit

Roof Box

Stang Master Stream Appliance with assorted tips and $2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ shutoff

Top of Rig

Universal Gold AR-AFFF Foam ($3$ five-gallon cans)

Top of Rig

$24\text{ ft}$ Portable Ladder and Traffic Cones ($3$)

Top of Rig

"35ft Yellow" hose line and $1\text{ length}$ of $1\frac{3}{4}\text{ in}$ hose with fog nozzle

Front Bumper

Standpipe Kit (GINOSCAP) and Quiklitter Lite

Crew Compartment

Control Firefighter (FF) Rollup

Crew Compartment

Set of Irons (Flat-head Axe and Halligan)

Crew Compartment and Compartment 5

Water Extinguisher Can

Crew Compartment and Back Step Compartment

(4) 4.5 Scott masks and Spare Face Pieces

Crew Compartment

$1.75$ and $2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Nozzles, Extra Lights, Chocks, and Radio Battery Charger

Crew Compartment

Manual Hydrant Pump

Compartment 8

$1\frac{3}{4}\text{ in}$ Rollup with Nozzle

Chauffeur's Side Panel

Wooden Hooks ($2$ of $6\text{ ft}$), $2$ Wheel Chocks, and $1$ Leverage Bar

Chauffeur's Side Panel

Speedy Dry ($3$ bags) and Garden Hose with fitting

Compartment 8

ECC Turnout Gear

Compartment 1

$2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Rollup and Broom

Compartment 1

Subway Exit Wrenches (Billy Bar)

Compartment 2

$2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Streamshaper

Compartment 2

Orange and Gold Standpipe Riser Connector

Compartment 2

Open Stem Tools (OST, quantity $2$) and Bent Tip

Compartment 2

Inflatable Hose Fittings ($2$) and Red $3\text{ in}$ Double Male

Compartment 2

Fog Nozzle, $1\frac{3}{4}\text{ in}$ Nozzle, and $2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Nozzle

Compartment 2

Purple-K Extinguishers ($2$) and Dry Chemical Extinguisher ($1$)

Compartment 3

EMS Backboard with C-Collar, N95, and Water Jug

Back Step Compartment

Main Hydrant Shut Off Key

Back Step Compartment (stowed inside the suction hose)

Emergency Medical Oxygen ($O_2$) Bag with $2$ Narcans and CO meter

Compartment 4 (EMS)

AED, Trauma Bag, and Portable Suction Unit

Compartment 4 (EMS)

Obstetrical (OB) Bag, Burn Bag, and Burn Blanket

Compartment 4 (EMS)

Spare Oxygen Cylinders ($3$), Blankets, Surgical Gowns, and Isolation Kits

Compartment 4 (EMS)

Bresnan Distributor w/ Increaser

Compartment 5

Subway Bag (sound-powered phones, analog gauge, and rubber fog nozzle)

Compartment 5

Hydra-Ram and K-Tool

Compartment 5 (K-Tool is kept inside the Hydra-Ram bag)

$54\text{ in}$ Halligan Bar and $24\text{ in}$ Pipe Wrench

Compartment 5

Suction Strainer (Drafting) and $4\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Single Gate

Compartment 5

Manhole Pry Bar, Duckbill, Maul, and Hose Jacket

Compartment 5

Bolt Cutters ($24\text{ in}$ and $36\text{ in}$) and Cable Cutters ($12\text{ in}$)

Compartment 5

Decon Nozzle, Yellow Tow Belt, and $4\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Elbow Hydrant Connection

Compartment 5

Life Saving Rope (LSR) Assembly with Bag and Atlas Belt

Compartment 6

Hydrant Disks (Yellow, White, Blue) and Hydrant Grease

Compartment 6

Mega Mover, Decon Bucket (bleach bottles), and $40\text{ ft}$ Nylon Webbing

Compartment 6

$18\text{ in}$ Pipe Wrench, Car Jack, Road Flares, and Spray Paint

Compartment 6

$4\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}\text{ to }3\text{ in}$ Fitting and Hydrant Wrenches ($2$)

Compartment 6

Red Tool Box (Top Compartment: Bam-Bam, elevator keys, hacksaw, window breaker, window hand saw)

Compartment 7

Red Tool Box (Drawers: screwdrivers, pliers, mallet, wire cutters, vice grips, ring cutter, putty, Allen keys, wrenches)

Compartment 7

RadEye Meters ($5$ meters paired with $6$ watches)

Compartment 7

Kernmantle Utility Ropes ($48\text{ ft}$ rope and $48\text{ ft}$ rope with carabiners)

Compartment 7

Akron New Yorker Utility Ropes ($2$ of $50\text{ ft}$ and $1$ of $82\text{ ft}$ with taped middle markers)

Compartment 7

Building Inspection Box, Special Unit Binder, Paper PCR, and Accident Investigation Packet

Compartment 7

Pneumatic Hydrant Pump, Salt, Air Hose, and $4\text{ lengths}$ of $2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ hose

Compartment 8

$6\text{ ft}$ Halligan Hook, Hydrant Caps, and Wheel Chock

Officer's Side Panel

Multiversal — Tip sizes, operating pressures, and discharge flow rates

$1\frac{1}{4}\text{ in}$ tip discharges $465\text{ GPM}$ at $100\text{ psi}$; $1\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ tip discharges $560\text{ GPM}$ at $70\text{ psi}$; $2\text{ in}$ tip discharges $840\text{ GPM}$ at $50\text{ psi}$.

Multiversal — Maximum operating pressure

$$200\text{ psi}$$

Multiversal — Supply hose requirements and inlet connection types

Supplied by a $3\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ hose (or $2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$) through two $3\text{ in}$ female connections.

Cockloft Nozzle — Physical dimensions and weight

Length of $6\text{ ft } 3\text{ in}$ and total weight of $10\text{ lbs}$.

Cockloft Nozzle — Tip configuration, coupling size, and connection process

Features two $1/2\text{ in}$ OSTs (Open Stem Tips) and a $1\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ female coupling; connects by removing the MST (Main Stream Tip) from the shut-off nozzle.

Cockloft Nozzle — Stream reach, operating pressure, and flow rate

Provides $60\text{ ft}$ streams while operating at $50\text{ psi}$ and discharging $100\text{ GPM}$.

Foam Eductor — Inlet pressure and rated flow capacity

Requires an inlet pressure of $200\text{ psi}$ to produce a rated discharge of $125\text{ GPM}$.

Foam Eductor — Primary operational causes of backpressure and failure

Kinks in the hoseline, burst in hose length, elevation, and nozzle being closed or partially throttled halfway.

Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC) — Operational run time and low battery warning thresholds

Total run time of $5\text{ hrs}$; slow “Lo Batt” flashing alert activates with 3.5 hrs remaining; rapid flashing “Lo Batt” alert activates with $10\text{ min}$ remaining.

Bresnan Distributor — Hole count, required fitting, pressure, and discharge rate

Features $9\text{ holes}$, requires an increaser fitting, and operates at $50\text{ psi}$ discharging $250\text{ GPM}$.

Bottle Stretch Rope — Standard length

$$75\text{ ft}$$

Search Rope — Standard length

$$200\text{ ft}$$

Personal Safety System (PSS) Rope — Standard length

$$50\text{ ft}$$

Life Saving Rope (LSR) — Standard length

$$150\text{ ft}$$

Multiversal Tie-Down Utility Rope — Standard length

$$15\text{ ft}$$

Kernmantle Utility Rope — Standard length

$$48\text{ ft}$$

Standard Utility Rope — Length

$$50\text{ ft}$$

$1\frac{3}{4}\text{ in}$ Handline Nozzle — Coupling size, tip size, pressure, and flow

$1\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ coupling with a $15/16\text{ in}$ MST operating at $50\text{ psi}$ and discharging $180\text{ GPM}$.

$2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ Handline Nozzle — Coupling size, tip size, pressures, and corresponding flows

$2\frac{1}{2}\text{ in}$ coupling with a $1\frac{1}{8}\text{ in}$ MST; discharges $235\text{ GPM}$ at $40\text{ psi}$ or $265\text{ GPM}$ at $50\text{ psi}$.