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Secondary size up info on a structure fire should include:

Size and condition of the incident (escalating or stabilized)

Major functions accomplished or being accomplisheD

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What should the initial size up for a structure fire include?

The unit on scene with the address

A description of the occupancy

A description of the incident

Action the company is taking

Any other vital information

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On long term incidents, how often should size ups be given?

Periodically to update the situation.

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Secondary size up for MVA’s include:

Number of injuries

Extrication needed

Hazmat spill

Additional resources needed

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What tactical considerations must be accomplished during a working structure fire?

Ensure the availability of designated firefighter rescue personnel through RIC

Ensure firefighter safety

Complete primary search

Strategically place Initial attack lines

Establish a constant water supply

Provide ventilation

Protect exposures

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What should the first engines officer ensure before committing to an interior attack?

That RIC is established as long is the fire is beyond the incipient stage

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In the event of an imminent life threatening situation on when immediate action could prevent a loss of life or serious injury what can the first engine do?

First due engine can make an aggressive interior attack prior to the establishment of a RIC.

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What will the second engines officer do?

They will assume command

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What responsibility will command always have at any time on a structure fire?

Changing tactical assignments

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Once an offensive fire attack has been selected crews must take into consideration the following:

Safety

Rescue needs

Building construction

Amount of fire

Time involvement

Risk vs gain

Resources avaliable

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Prior to entering a structure what should communicate with interior crews

Communicate the plan

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Where should you enter on a structure fire

The unburned side

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When inside a structure as an interior crew consider the following:

Ventilation

Work as a team

Have an exit plan

Move with a purpose

Have a TIC

Monitor radio traffic

Have a back up line

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Why shouldn’t officers be nozzleman on structure fires

They must be able to monitor radio traffic and the effects of the fire

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Where should the command post be on a brush fire?

In a location where it will be safe and not have to move if the fire changes direction

Designate a geographic area as soon as possible

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Initial size up of a grass fire should include:

Size of fire and speed of travel

Type of fuel - light, heavy

Location of fire or heads

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Firefighting plan of grass fire/size up considerations:

Exposures

Pertinent burning conditions

Special hazards - hot spots, spot fires, developing heads

Staffing needs

Fuel continuity

Accessibility into fire area

Water resources

Line of retreat

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What are some things to request from dispatch for an airport emergency?

Type of aircraft

Nature of emergency

Number of pt’s

Type of cargo

Fuel on board

Aircraft ID

ETA

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Who has full jurisdiction with incidents on an airport runway?

The FAA

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How should you attack an aircraft fire?

From upwind high ground

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What is the main priority of fighting an aircraft fire?

To protect the means of egress/access for the aircraft occupants

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What is one way to provide a safe path of egress for aircraft occupants?

Use master stream devices with a fog pattern

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What foam do you use on an aircraft fire?

AFFF or Class B Foam when necessary

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What do you do if foam is not available?

Use large volumes of water

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How should you approach an aircraft wheel fire or hot brakes?

Approach the landing gear from the front or rear, not the side.

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What do you NOT do on an aircraft wheel fire or hot brakes?

Do not spray water onto a hot wheel/brake assembly

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How should you extinguish a wheel fire or hot brakes on an aircraft?

With dry powder extinguisher.

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When is it appropriate to approach a military aircraft?

When there is an extreme hazard and rescue needs to be done

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Why should you not approach a military aircraft on fire?

Ammunitions

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Why should you not approach a military jet aircraft?

Possibility of the seats ejecting

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If the pilot of a military jet aircraft is conscious what should they do and/or advise?

They will install the safety pins or advise rescue personnel where to install the pins.

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Considering the possibility of the seats ejecting What should you do in a life or death situation to rescue occupants of a jet military aircraft?

Cut the seatbelts

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How should you approach a jet military aircraft

45 degree angle