changes

Question 1

known life Hazard - means that member may take individual rescue action

Answer 1

victim can be SEEN by rescuer
viSctim can be HEARD by rescure
member has info from a CREDIBLE SOURCE or a PERSON AT THE SCENE indicating the LOCATION

Question 2

1st roof ff

1 tactic -conduct Roof sizeup–BUT WHILE CONDUCTING SIZEUP: upon hearing transmission that there is:

Answer 2

1. Door control on the fire floor OR
2. A charged Hoseline is advancing into the fire apartment He shall perform vertical ventilation(unless ADDRESSING A KNOWN LIFE HAZARD) then- reach in and probe the immediate area of the bulkhead if tenable

Question 3

not vertical: Officer does not want roof FF to perform vent

Answer 3

Roof ff forces bulkhead door, reaches in and probes immedieate area, then immediatly closes and controls door

Question 4

tower ladder first to arrive No front fire escape

Answer 4

LCC- pedestal
OV- Basket FF\
Rooff-Officer may request Roof FF to perform outside vent from fire escape After Preliminary roof vent

Question 5

Vent For Extingushment

OV: must hear STart Water” , followed by “ Engine is applying water to the fire”

Answer 5

• AND THEN STILL REQUEST and Recieve Approval from the LADDER OFFICER
• —AND THIS ONLY MEANS the vent can take place in the immediate fire area

Question 6

Vent for Search

Ladder Officer must be notified for All search Team ENTRY

Answer 6

• this means BOTH STANDARD SEARCH and KNOWN LIFE HAZARD entry
• The officer may disapprove a search entry to limit negative impact of ventilation

Question 7

When venting for search

Answer 7

clear out the window, reassess the conditions, reach in and probe the immediate area
THEN=THE PRIORTY ACTION IS TO ISOLATE the area by closing a door
If a victim is found-transmit a 10-45, include your location and planned exit route