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1207.0 High-Rise Operations Flashcards

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High-Rise Operations

Elevators will not be utilized for incidents on or below the ____ floor. Elevators may be utilized for incidents above the _____ floor if deemed safe by the IC and shall be stopped at least ___ floors below the reported fire floor.

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4th / 4th / 2

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High-Rise Operations

Engine company equipment will include the?

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high-rise load, the high-rise bag, extra air bottles, water cans, and assorted tools

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II. Initial Action Plan:

 B.  Commercial High-Rise Response:
       1.  First Engine Company (Prior to Batt. 1 arrival):  Officer assumes \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and Driver/Engineer assumes \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.  The remaining crew members can be utilized for other assignments by Command.
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Command / Lobby Control

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II. Initial Action Plan:

 2. Second Engine Company:  The officer is designated as the Division Leader on the \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_.  Of the Tactical Objectives, this Division Leader must accomplish the following:   a) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_:  Critical life safety including orderly evacuation, primary and secondary search, and rescue.   b) \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_:  Fire attack with appropriate backup or block lines and ventilation.    c) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_:  Activities to reduce property loss.
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fire floor
Rescue
Fire Control
Property Conservation

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II. Initial Action Plan:

 3. Third Engine Company: Establish \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ per SOP# \_\_\_\_\_\_
 4. All other companies report to ?
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Water Supply / 1206.0

Command for assignment

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The RFD high-rise response will be as follows:

  1. 1-Alarm: ?
  2. 2-Alarm: ?
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1-Alarm: Battalion 1, 4 Engine, Rescue 4, 2 Ambulances, Med 1

2-Alarm: Remaining RFD units and Mutual Aid as requested by the IC

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Residential High Rise Response:

  1. First Engine Company: Officer assumes ___________ and Driver/Engineer assume ________ or _______ Control. The remaining crew members perform an _________ size-up to locate the closest ______ ______ to the affected area of the building and begin evacuation of residents. This information shall be communicated to Command.
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Command / Lobby or Access / interior / entry point

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Residential High Rise Response:

  1. Second Engine Company: Apparatus shall confirm the designated ______ ______ and position ______ that point, based on the interior size-up, in order to affect a quick fire attack. The officer is designated as the Division Leader on the fire floor and must accomplish?
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entry point / near / rescue, fire control and property conservation

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Residential High Rise Response:

  1. Third Engine Company: Establish an appropriate _______ ______ based on the situation. This may require a supply line to the _______ _______ or to a _________ ______ for sprinkler / standpipe support.
  2. All other Fire Companies report to Command for assignment. _____ __________ shall be a priority if an earlier fire company has not completed this task.
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Water Supply / attack engine or building FDC / FDC connection

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IAP Pre-assignments for 2 alarm response:

1. IC shall establish a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and/or \_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and location. 
2. All second alarm RFD and Mutual Aid resources will report to \_\_\_\_\_, if designated, or \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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Staging Officer / Base Manager

Base / Staging

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Ventilation:

Ventilation should be considered early in the IAP. Ventilation companies should consider the use of?
If conditions warrant, one stairwell should be secured for the?

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existing ventilation systems within the stairwells to minimize the stack effect of high-rise fires.

evacuation of occupants and accessibility for firefighters.

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The __________ ________ ______ for a high rise fire is designed to largely expand the IMS for a high rise incident.

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Sustained Action Plan (SAP)

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The IC will implement the SAP when it is deemed that the severity of the incident has?

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exceeded the scope of the IAP and requires a greater alarm response.

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The implementation of the SAP will begin the process of developing an organized ______ to successfully manage a large scale incident.

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IMS

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Upon implementation of the SAP, the IC may expand the IMS in the following areas:

  1. S________
  2. L________
  3. I___________
  4. O__________
  5. P________
  6. L_________
  7. F________
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  1. Safety
  2. Liaison
  3. Information
  4. Operations
  5. Planning
  6. Logistics
  7. Finance
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Expansion of the IMS will require the IC to make assignments in other functional areas such as?

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staging, base, safe refuge, stairwell support, and crew relief cycle.

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Definitions:

Responsible for coordinating access to incident in residential high rise. Location to be designated by command.

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Access Control

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Definitions:

Any structure four or more stories above ground level.

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High-Rise

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Definitions

The Incident Commander (IC) is responsible for all on scene operations.

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Command

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Definitions

A tool that provides a framework to establish a quick and coordinated effort in a high-rise situation.

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Initial Action Plan (IAP)

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Definitions

The location from which Command (IC) operates.

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Command Post

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Definitions

Unit assigned a functional responsibility such as Search/Rescue or Ventilation.

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Group

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Definitions

An organizational level responsible for operations on an assigned floor.

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Division

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Definitions

Located two floors below the fire floor where personnel and equipment are immediately available.

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Staging

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Definitions

A control point, established by the IC on all working high-rise fires, for firefighting resources located in the building lobby, if it exists. May be located in another location (Access Control) as designated by Command at a residential high-rise incident.

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Lobby Control

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Definitions

Responsible for providing facilities, services, and materials for the incident.

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Logistics

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Definitions

In consult with Command with respect to strategy, this officer manages all suppression and rescue activities within the structure.

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Operations

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Definitions

This officer is the executive assistant to Command and assists in planning overall strategy.

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Planning

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Definitions

This officer is responsible for identifying and correcting any unsafe conditions or actions on the scene.

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Safety Officer

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Definitions

A plan designed to largely expand the IMS for a high rise incident. Implemented when it is deemed that the severity of the incident has exceeded the scope of the IAP and requires a greater alarm response.

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Sustained Action Plan (SAP)

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Definitions

A team designated to stand-by in a state of readiness to affect the rescue of firefighters in trouble.

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Rapid Intervention

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Definitions

Specific location for the parking of apparatus and stocking of resources.

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Base

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Definitions

Located three floors below the fire floor. The location where rescued occupants are collected for triage and treatment

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Safe Refuge Area

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The objective of the relief cycle is to maintain a constant application of water on the fire by utilizing three companies for each hand line in operation.

  1. ________ line crew.
  2. ________ company in the _________ shaft.
  3. Third company waiting in ________.
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Attack
Relief / stairwell
Staging

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Definitions

Personnel responsible for transportation of equipment from ground level to the staging floor of a high rise structure.

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Ground Support

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