EXTRA STUFF Flashcards
When checking a spare radio, what channels MUST be checked?
1 (tactical)
2 (command)
9 (Tactical SECURE)
When placing safety pins in stabilizers (Aerial ladder), outriggers (TL), and jacks (TL) where do they go?
Stabilizers (AL) - HIGHEST
Outriggers (TL) - LOWEST
Jacks (TL) - HIGHEST
What are the two time zones for ERS no contact runs and what do they dictate?
2300-0800, single engine
0800-2300, NO FD RESPONSE
What are the 8 indicators of a major gas emergency?
- Serious damage to a major component
- 10% LEL or greater outside or inside
- 20% LEL or greater in an unvented subsurface structure (manhole)
- Gas present in two or more subsurface structure (LEL doesnt matter)
- Gas entering building from an outside source
- Gas leak inside structure and operating valve is inoperable or cannot be located
- Gas leaking or present inside a wall or void structure (LEL doesnt matter)
- Units considering shutting down a major component of the gas system
What is the 5-10-20 rule regarding disentanglement in car accidents?
Maintain a safe distance of at least
1. 5” from side airbags
2. 10” from driver airbags
3. 20” from passenger airbags
High Rise Office - Explain where first 4 trucks go (excluding FAST)
1st arriving
1. Prior to leaving lobby, choose elevator bank and put in Fire Service.
2. Obtain floor plan of area, if only one copy dont take it.
3. Obtain keys to fire floor.
4. Make sure ICP has FD Member.
5. Goto floor at least two floors below fire.
6. Head to fire floor.
2nd arriving
1. Report to ICP. Try to use same elevator as 1st due.
2. Head to fire floor to help 1st due.
3rd arriving
1. Proceed to floor above fire via stairway OTHER THAN ATTACK STAIRWAY
2. Determine which stairway is best for evacuation
3. Remove all occupants from the attack stairway for a reasonable distance above the fire floor
4. *If difficulty is encountered in clearing the attack stairway of occupants, the officer shall advise the first arriving ladder company or the Fire Sector Supervisor or Fire Branch Director if established, to withhold the attack until the occupants have been safely removed.
5. Primaries of floor above
4th arriving
1. Report to ICP w/ extra SCBA for each member
2. Get to the roof
1. If you can use an elevator not serving fire floor do it. If not then take the elevator to below fire floor then take stairway other than attack stair to roof.
3. Dont do any vertical vent unless ordered by IC
4. Primary search of top 5 floors
High Rise Office - Explain where first 4 engines go
1st arriving
1. Remain at ICP until 1st due truck verified fire location.
2. Consult with 1st due truck officer and select the attack stairway. This does not need a standpipe (but shouldn’t be a fire tower)
3. Stretch 2 1/2” from floor below
2nd arriving
1. Take Post Radio from IC.
2. Goto where 1st due is and help stretch.
3rd and 4th
1. Stretch and operate a second hose line to protect and reinforce the first line.
Only time you can enter RED DANGER TAPE?
(Code: SIL)
- SECTOR CHIEF APPROVAL
- IC APPROVAL
- LIFE
ERP Diamond - Name each section, their color, and the levels.
Starting from left and going clockwise
Blue, Red, Yellow, White
Code: Hot Farts Really Stink
-Health Hazard (Blue) (NSHED)
-0: Normal Material
-1: Slightly Hazardous
-2: Hazardous
-3: Extreme Danger
-4: Deadly
-Flammability (Red)
-0: Will not burn
-1: Flash point over 200
-2: Flash point between 100-200
-3: Flash point below 100
-4: Flash point below 73
-Reactivity (Yellow) (SUVS May Detonate)
-0: Stable
-1: Unstable if heated
-2: Violent chemical change
-3: Shock and heat may detonate
-4: May Detonate
-Special Hazards (White)
-OX: Oxidizer
1. -W: Use no water
2. -ACID: Acid
3. -ALK: Alkali
4. -COR: Corrosive
When are hoseline operations on the roof of a NFP MD permissible? (Code: TEC)
- Trench
- Exposures
- Cornice
For flares on a highway, how do you calculate the MINIMUM DISTANCE OF FURTHER FLARE?
Give example for 20MPH and 50 MPH
You take the fastest expected speed and multiple by its first digit THEN add 60.
1. (20 x 2) + 60 = 100
2. (50 x 5) + 60 = 310
When located origin of fire.. what does heavy smoke stains and large crazing vs. light smoke stains and small crazing mean?
- Heavy smoke stains and Large crazing = Remote and Slow
- Light smoke stains and Small crazing = Close and Rapid
When do we NOT perform resuscitation efforts (CPR)? (Code: DNR LORD)
- DNR
- Lividity
- Obvious Death
- Rigor Mortis
- Decomposition
You need a PCR when you make patient contact, but you also need one when?
(Code: PCR is three letters.. there are 3 more scenarios and they all have 3 letters)
- DOA (Dead on arrival)
- RMA (Refuse medical attention)
- EDP (Emotionally disturbed person)
When can you use a 2 1/2” hose line?
(Code: DALAS)
- Purely Defensive position
- Area unkown
- Large uncomparmented area
- Advanced fire conditions
- Standpipe operations
- NOTE: They removed Large volume of water required to cool a superheated fire area.
What are the air horn blasts at a collapse?
- One long… stop and listen
- One long then one short… resume
- Three blasts… evacuate
Information from vehicles (the air bill, the waybill, etc.
Explain each
- Truck - The “bill of lading” is kept in the cab within reach of the driver.
- Railroad- The “waybill” is carried by the conductor in the caboose or engine.
- Aircraft - The “air bill” is kept by the pilot.
- Ships - The “cargo manifest” is kept by the master or first mate.
When cutting, slaps on the shoulder. What are they?
- ONE SLAP = STOP (ONE WORD)
- TWO SLAPS = START CUT (TWO WORDS)
- THREE SLAPS = SHUT DOWN SAW (THREE WORDS)
What are the subway globe colors ?
- Red
1. May not be a token booth clerk at this location.
2. The stairway will be closed at some point during a 24 hour day.- Green
- Entrance is open 24 hours a day.
- There may or may not be a token booth clerk at this location.
- If not served by a token booth clerk, access will be via a High Entrance/Exit Turnstile (HEET) or a gate.
- Green
P.S (newer ones are split style)
What are the radio identifiers 1-8? (example: 7 is trucks)
- Rescue
- Staff/Division/Battalion
- EMS
- ARCs
- Engine
- Divison Spare
- Trucks
- Squads
When should the IC (this CAN be you you) order an exterior hose operate into a cellar window?
(code: SAALLE)
S - secondary cellar entrance can’t be accessed or located quickly
A - advancing down interior stairs can’t be done
A - advanced or serious fire
L - locating any cellar entrance cannot be done
L - Lightweight construction
E - emergency, such as members trapped by fire in cellar or endangered by fire because of collapse
The new coordinated attack fire behavior curve differs from the modern fire behavior curve. However, the fire will behave in the same way up until which stage?
Early decay stage
(IT IS NOT RAPID SECOND GROWTH STAGE)
When stretching a foam handline, how much PSI at the educator?
200 PSI.
When transmitting on HT for too long, first theres a warning tone, then a cutoff. When are these?
26 seconds for warning
30 seconds for continuous tone and message is cut off
Which companies start the tour with 2 school trained chauffeurs?
(code: SCPD HazMat + Squad)
- Satellite
- Collapse Rescue Unit
- Planning Unit
- Decon Unit
- Squad
- Hazmat
Who can you leave “safeguarding” a forced door?
Code: POOR
PD
Owner
Occupant
Responsible person
YOU CANNOT LEAVE WITH EMS PERSONNEL. Includes waiting for PD.
Tell me about Transport Index.
Where is it written?
What is it?
What radiation does it apply to?
What are the max for a package and vehicles total?
Transport Index is located in a rectangular box at the bottom of diamond.
It indicates the maximum level of radiation (in mR/hr) at one meter from an undamaged package.
It only applies to Gamma Radiation. (Readings of alpha or beta particles indicate the package may have been breached and the shielding compromised.
The max for a package is 10 mR/hr.
The max for the total vehicle is 50 mR/hr.
What are the radiological levels for surface & TI levels?
white 1
yellow 2
yellow 3
No more than 1000 lbs carried
White 1
Surface = 0.5 mR/hr
TI = N/A
Yellow 2
Surface = 50 mR/hr
TI = 1 mR/hr
Yellow 3
Surface = 200 mR/hr
TI = 10 mR/hr
In what order do you de-ice aerial ladder?
Code: Roof FFs Like The Beams
Rungs
Locks
Trussing
Beams
Cockloft heights?
Taxpayer -
Brownstone -
H-Type -
Rowframe -
Taxpayer - 4 inches to 6 feet
Brownstone - 2 feet to 3 feet
H-Type - as much as 4 feet
Rowframe - from 1 foot to tall enough for a man to stand in
Info relayed to EMS &/or Dispatch
Code: PARCCC
P - Pulse Rate
A - Age
R - Respiratory Rate
C - CUPS status
C - Chief Complaint
C - CPR initiated
Decision dose for Rem…
4 levels, what are they?
50 Rem - Lifesaving for a Catastrophic Event
25 Rem - Lifesaving or protection of large populations
10 Rem - protection of major property
5 Rem - general operations at a Radiological emergency
Color of couplings for high pressure vs. water rescue
High pressure - WHITE
Water rescue - YELLOW
Radio lights
Solid Red -
Blinking red (while transmitting) -
Blinking red (while not transmitting) -
Solid Amber -
Blinking Amber -
Solid Red - transmitting
Blinking red (while transmitting) - transmitting at low battery
Blinking red (while not transmitting) - emergency mode
Solid Amber - receiving transmission
Blinking Amber - receiving secure transmission
What is a Group 1 response and when are they called for?
WELTS
What is a Group 2 response and when are they called for?
BC 3SOME (and something about hotels)
There are also single unit group 2 responses.. what are they?
Group 1 - single unit modified response.
W- water leaks
E- ERS not contact (2300-0800)
L- Lock-IN (no food on the stove or other emergency)
T- Tree down (no wires, building, or vehicle involved)
S- salvage truck
Group 2 - 1st due is in emergency mode, others are 10-20
Group 2.. multi unit response…
3- Class 3
S- sprinkler activation
O- Odors other than smoke
M- manhole EMERGENCIES (not fires)
E- Electrical emergencies
Class J between 1900-0700. (Hotels at night) - gets full assignment but only 1st due units are emergency mode.
Single units:
-BARS alarm. 1 engine in emergency mode.
-Class E. 1 engine OR truck in emergency mode
-Class J between 0700-1900 (daytime) is single unit in emergency mode.
When is it considers high pressure pumping (what floor for HRFPMD) and when is it considered large caliber stream?
What do we test hoses up to and for how long?
High Pressure Pumping: OVER 300 PSI (41st Floor)
Large Caliber Stream: 350 GPM
Test up to 300 PSI for FIVE MINUTES.
Name tool intrinsically safe vs. not
Intrinsically safe:
-Handie-talkies
-Natural Gas Detectors
-Natural Gas Meters
-Flashlights issued by the FDNY (not every flashlight)
NOT intrinsically safe:
-Pak tracker
-TIC (Thermal Imaging Cameras)
-Ventilation Fans (although hazmat has intrinsically safe fans)
-Cell Phones
-Megaphones
SCBA alarm and pak-tracker, what are the times?
-After 20 seconds enters pre-alarm
-12 more seconds (32 total) enters full-alarm
-10 more seconds (42 total) Pak-Traker picks it up
HazMat call (not chemical attack). Where does everyone go. (HIRE WAC)
Ladders
1st due truck - Hazard Assessment
Team 1: Hazard identification
Team 2: Information resources (BACK UP 1st)
2nd due truck - Site Access Control
Team 1: Information Resources
Team 2: Initial Exclusion “hot” Zone (RED tape)
Engines
1st due -Water supply
2nd due -Site Access control
3rd due -CFRD
Chemical attack underground. Where does everyone go?
And engines?
Who proves estimate of # of victims?
Who does the RED tape?
1st due truck
-Team 1: Evacuation and Hazard assessment
-Team 2: Back-up
2nd due truck
-Team 1: Evacuation to Gross Decon
-Team 2: Site access control
-Define INITIAL EXCLUSION ZONE with RED TAPE
1st due engine
-Connect to hydrant
-Provide emergency gross Decon for ambulatory victims
-Direct victims to casualty collection points
-**Provide estimate of # of victims to IC
2nd and 3rd due engine
-Ensure that Decon facilities are available quickly
-CFR-D
TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATIONS
Voltages and distances
When raising a bucket or ladder =
Safe distance: 345,000V is 18 feet.
Safe distance: 15,000V-38,000V is 10 feet.
When raising a bucket or ladder = 18 feet
Kids in the fire house -
What grades and what # of kids per adults?
Also for how long and between what hours
2nd grade or younger - 1 adult per 5 kids
3rd and 4th grade - 1 adult per 10 kids
5th grade and older - 1 adult per 15 kids
ONE HOUR max between 1000 - 1700
Buckeye pipeline, how many FULL TURNS to shut down and which direction:
Normally
LIC terminal shipper’s lines
Valve 62QL
JFK “Head of Bay”
Iroquois pipeline??
Normally = 42 full turns
LIC terminal shipper’s lines = 24 full turns clockwise
Valve 62QL = 12 full turns clockwise
JFK “Head of Bay” requires = over 100 full turns clockwise
Iroquois pipeline = 213 turns
Students in the firehouse. What are the ages, duration, and availability?
Whats the phone number?
One hour max
between 1000-1700
2nd graders - 5 students per 1 adult
3rd/4th graders - 10 students per 1 adult
5th graders (and scouts) - 15 students per 1 adult
What are the five stages of collapse rescue operation?
- Recon
- Accounting for and removal of the SURFACE victims
- Search of the Voids
- SELECTED debris removal and TUNNELING
- GENERAL debris removal
What are standpipe pressures? HROB vs. HRFPMD
What floor is high pressure pumping?
When is 3rd stage preferred vs. required?
HRFPMD = 105 + 5 per floor to fire. dont count first floor…..Or do 100 + (5floors) and count every floor.
High pressure pumping is 41st floor (300+PSI)
3rd stage PREFERRED 81st floor (500+PSI)
3rd stage REQUIRED 101st floor (600 PSI)
Limit is 700 PSI
HROB = 150 + 50 per 10 floors.
1-10 = 150
11-20 = 200
21-30 = 250
31-40 = 300
41-50 = 350
What are PCB Transformer levels and decon requirements?
Also colored signs..
PCB Tranformer = 500+ PPM
PCB Contaminated transformer = 50-499 PPM (YELLOW)
Non-PCB transformer = 0-49PPM (NO DECON) (BLUE)
When forcing a fox lock which way turn key?
Towards BOTTOM bar
FDNY/NYPD TAC “U”
Zone “B” channel 12
PRIMARY U TAC CHANNEL
UTAC 42D Zone “B” Channel 9
Notify BITs Immediate via Phone:
(ABCD)
A - Alcohol on duty; arrest of member
B - Brawls amongst members
C - Confrontation on duty with PD, government agencies, or civilians
D - Dangerous misuse of Department vehicle; drugs on duty
Notify BITs via Written:
IMMAC
I - Incompetence
M - Misconduct not falling within jurisdiction of IG
M - Misuse of Department’s time
A - Arrest of member follow-up information
C - Charges
Notify IG
CCC-MM
C - Criminal activity
C - Corruption
C - Conflicts of Interests
M - Misconduct
M - Mismanagement
When do you stretch a 2 1/2 at a PD?
WHIFE
W - Wind impacted
HI - Heavily Involved first floor (Queen Anne)
F - Fully involved
E - Exposure protection
Order a preference for stretching hoseline?
I RAN FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN
I - Interior stairs
R - Rope stretch
F - Fire escape
P - Portable
A - Aerial
Foam bucket colors:
AR-FFF : Red
AFFF : Black
Hi-Ex: Yellow
Met-L-X and Lith-X colors
Discharge time and coverage
METLX is YELLOW
Lith-X is NOTHING
30 seconds
3 square feet at 1” thick
wait 30 minutes for cooling
Hazard, Range, shielding
Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Neutron
Alpha
Inhalation
1-2”
Sheet of paper, skin, air
Beta
Inhalation / Penetration
Up to 10’
One inch of plastic, aluminum, glass
*can penetrate skin up to 1/4”
Gamma
Whole body
Several hundred feet
Several inches of lead, concrete, steel, a foot of dirt
Neutron
Whole body
Several hundred feet
3 feet of water
1 foot of concrete
10 inches of plastic
Decision Dose for Rems and activities
50 Rem - Lifesaving for a Catastrophic Event
25 Rem - Lifesaving or Protection of Large Population
10 Rem - Protection of Major Property
5 Rem - General Operations
** 10 Rem** - For a special group (non-ambulatory hospital patients, prison residents, nursing home residents)
FYI: if limit is 25 Rem, you could operate at 50 R/hr for 30min
Exponentially lower on distance away
but directly proportional for time
What is the transport index?
What should PACKAGE not exceed?
What should TOTAL Ti not exceed?
-In rectangle at the bottom
-Max level of radiation (mR/hr) and ONE METER from UNDAMAGED package
-Applies to Gamma only, if you read alpha or beta then package may have been compromised
-If exceeded then it could be damaged or tampered
-PACKAGE should NOT EXCEED 10mR/hr
-TOTAL TI should not exceed 50mR/hr
Chemical agents = NERVE
Odor
Examples
Onset
Visible signs
Odor = FRUITY
Examples = Tabun (GA), Sarin (GB), Soman (GD), VX
Onset = vapor is seconds. liquid is min-hours.
Visible signs =
S - Salivating
L - Lacrimation (tearing)
U - Urination
D - Defecation
G - GI Distress
E - Emisis (vomiting)
M - Miosis/Muscle Twitching
Other - convulsions
Post Radio
What channel?
How many watts?
20/20/60 = __ hours
10/10/80 = __ hours
Charged weekly and for __ hours after each use but may need to charge for __ after prolonged use.
Command channel
45 watts
20/20/60 = 4 hours
10/10/80 = 7 hours
Charged weekly and for 8 hours after each use but may need to charge for 20 after prolonged use.
Critical Patient - “VCR”
Unstable Patient - “DRUG”
V- VENTILATORY/CIRCUALTORY SUPPORT
C - CPR
R -RESPIRATORY ARREST
D - Difficulty Breathing
R - Responsive but unable to follow commands
U - Unresponsive with no gag or cough reflexes
G - General impression poor
Dropping distances for ropes..
KLSR =
Personal harness =
KLSR = 2’ shock absorber.. OOS
Personal harness = 3’ enough to put OOS
FAST Pak Priority for getting air fast:
“Right Hand For Pitching”
R - Regulator
H - Hansen
F - Face piece
P - Pressure equalization
Buckeye colors
Red
Yellow
Red - for shutting down
Yellow - Low voltage
Maxi Air Bag numbers
Change cylinder when drops below
Low pressure gauge
Maximum internal air pressure
Relief valve for leak sealing kit
Change cylinder when drops below = 200 PSI
Low pressure gauge = 135 PSI
Maximum internal air pressure = 118 PSI
Relief valve for leak sealing kit = 22 PSI
Placard numbers
1075
1971
1075 - Propane
1971 - CNG
Hurricane communication RRV
PACE
Primary - Dars
Alternate - 800 MHz
Contingency - Cell phones
Emergency - Department radio
note: “less is more” 400 is preferred over 800
Tenement buildings
Before 1929
1930-1940
after 1940
Before 1929 - Fire walls only went to ceiling. Floor areas were 2500 sf or less.
1930-1940 - Fire stopping required to be carried to UNDERSIDE of roof boards. Floor areas could now be 3000 SF.
After 1940 - Fire stopping required to be carried to TOP of roof boards.
When is 10-80 Code 1 used?
Major gas emergency
Chemical Suicide
Li-Ion Energy Storage System
Every good LT S-O-P Requires Coordinated Members
EVERY - 1 - Explosives
GOOD - 2 - COMPRESSED Gases
LT - 3 - Flammable Liquids
S - 4 - Flammable Solids
O - 5 - Oxidizers
P - 6 - Poisons
REQUIRES - 7 - Radioactive material
COORDINATED - 8 -Corrosives
MEMBERS - 9 - Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods
When going to forward staging area at HROB what does truck bring and what does engine bring?
Truck - 22 SUSS
Truck -
TWO sets of forceable entry tools
TWO 6’ hooks
S - Search rope
U - Utility Rope
S - SCBA
S - EXTRA SCBA for each member
Engine (also brings extra SCBA for each member)
SCBA
Standpipe kit
Nozzle
hose length for each member
EXTRA SCBA
POST Radio Reverse Channels
20-15
19-14
SKIP 13
18-12
17-11
Class 2 stairwells
Open Fire Stair (Most common)
Shared Fire Stair
Enclosed
Open Fire Stair (Most common) - If the doors in the Fire Stair lead directly into two separate apartments in the same wing
Shared Fire Stair - If the doors in the Fire Stair lead into apartments in different wings
Enclosed - If the doors in the Fire Stair lead into a vestibule or hallway which leads to apartment door(s)
Pipe colors on the roof
High voltage wiring:
Low voltage wiring:
Natural gas piping:
Other compressed gas piping:
Fuel oil piping:
High voltage wiring: Red
Low voltage wiring: Orange
Natural gas piping: Yellow
Other compressed gas piping: Yellow, labeled at regular intervals with the type of gas
Fuel oil piping: Yellow with black stripes
Portable ladder capacities
Special ladders: Folding, A-Frame and Telescoping =
Roof, straight, extension 26’ or less =
Extension ladders 27’-35’ =
Special ladders: Folding, A-Frame and Telescoping = 300 lbs
Roof, straight, extension 26’ or less = 500 lbs
Extension ladders 27’-35’ = 600 lbs
1st due truck boss at HROB obtains the following info from FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR
“LEASE”
L - Location of fire floor
E - Evacuation procedures implemented
A - Access stairs serving fire floor
SE - Status of elevators
Water pressure alert.. how often do you test and between what hours?
1000 - 2200 (10am-10pm)
EVERY HOUR
PD collapse failure times
Traditional vs. Lightweight
Traditional is generally an hour but can be 20min if no ceiling and exposed.
Lightweight after fire becomes structural can be as fast as 5-10min
HRFPMD Roof tool assignments
1st, 2nd, 3rd due
1st - Halligan, Hydra-ram, KO curtain
2nd - Halligan, MAUL, LSR
3rd due - A SECOND KO
Elevator key switch is required to be within ___ feet of call button
4 feet
What automatically recalls elevators and what doesnt?
RECALLS - elevator landing smoke detectors and sprinkler
DOES NOT - HVAC
Required lengths of hose for engine
__ of 1 3/4”
__ of 2 1/2”
__ of 3 1/2”
20-30-10
20 of 1 3/4”
30 of 2 1/2”
10 of 3 1/2”
We only remove electric manholes with ____ covers.
We only remove electric manholes with ROUND covers. DO NOT REMOVE RECTANGLE OR SQUARE
When drafting, the priming pump should be used for at least ___ seconds.
45 seconds
Priority order of operations for engine companies at collapse
- Extinguish fire in building or surrounding debris
- Protect exposures
- Extinguish fire in vehicles
- Lastly, if no active fire, stretch 2 1/2” hostile to cover the building. Also stretch 3 1/2” for TL.
Operating distances:
Wires down =
While operating into a manhole, vault, or service box =
FireIce =
Wires down = 25’
While operating into a manhole, vault, or service box = 25’
FireIce = 50’ then approach to 25’
Standpipe kit
Whats required? SNAP CGI
What MAY be brought? MOS VFW
SNAP CGI
Spanner wrenches
Nozzle 2 1/2” with 1 1/8” MST
Adapters
Pipe wrench (18 inch)
Chocks
Gauge (2 ½” in-line pressure)
Increaser (1 ½” to 2 ½”)
MOS VFW
Mallet
Operating wheels (spare)
Single gate
Vise grips
Fog tip
Wire brush
How many supply sources?
Tower Ladder =
Ladder Pipe =
Tower Ladder = Generally, only ONE
Ladder Pipe = TWO, so you don’t stress the aerial
RAC unit - Members should be considered patients if…
Have a SpCO of ___% or greater
OR
A SpO2 of less than ___%.
Have a SpCO of 15% or greater
OR
A SpO2 of less than 90%.
Safe atmospheric conditions
Oxygen =
Flammable Range =
Toxicity (Carbon Monoxide) =
Toxicity (Hydrogen Sulfide) =
Oxygen = 19.5% to 23.5%
Flammable Range = Not over 10%
Toxicity (Carbon Monoxide) = Not over 35PPM
Toxicity (Hydrogen Sulfide) = Not over 10PPM
BISP =
CV =
CM =
COLL =
Com =
DF =
DSP =
EE =
EI =
F =
Inj =
LV =
MSK =
Mess =
OM =
PR =
OT =
RPR =
RXD =
SP =
SI =
VIS =
BISP = Building Inspection Safety Program
CV = Chief’s Visit to Quarters
CM = Cleaning & Maintenance
COLL = Collision
Com = Complaints
DF = Diesel Fuel
DSP = Discipline - Charges
EE = Entries Examined
EI Exchange of Information
F = Heating Fuel
Inj = Injuries
LV = Leaves
MSK = Mask Inspection
Mess = Messenger
OM = Omitted
PR = Property lost, missing, found, delivered, received, invoiced,
loaned and supplies received
OT = Overtime
RPR = Repairs - Mechanics
RXD = Scheduled to Report for or be
Relieved from Duty
SP = Special Entries
SI = Surveillance Insp
VIS = Visit by Non-Member
Chemical agents = BLISTER (Vesicant)
Odor
Examples
Onset
Visible signs
BLISTER (Vesicant) AGENTS
Odor = Garlic, Musty, Fishy
Examples = Lewisite, Mustard, Nitrogen mustard, Sulfur mustard (could be Phosphine)
Onset = Mustard is hours, Lewisite is minutes
Visible signs = redness, blisters, runny nose, tearing
Fish and Garlic is the same odor for Phosphine Gas
Chemical agents = BLOOD
Odor
Examples
Onset
Visible signs
BLOOD AGENTS
Odor = Burnt Almonds
Examples = Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN), Cyanogen Chloride (CK)
Onset = IMMEDIATE
Visible signs = gasping for air, convulsions
Chemical agents = CHOKING
Odor
Examples
Onset
Visible signs
Odor = Musky Hay, bleach
Examples = Phosgene, Chlorine, Ammonia
Onset = IMMEDIATE
Visible signs = redness, blisters, watery eyes, coughing, difficulty breathing