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FFP Rowframes Flashcards

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Room arrangement:

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One type - Brownstone layout. 3 front windows per floor - one apt front to rear. No rear f/e.
Other type - railroad flat. Two apt per floor. 4 window front w/ rear f/e.
balloon or braced frame

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General description:

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  • 2 to 5 stories
  • 20’ x 30’ wide/ 40’ x 60’ depth
  • built in rows – as many as 20 or more buildings
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Rowframe salient feature common to all?

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Salient feature – common cockloft.

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Cockloft size?

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1’ to tall enough for a man to stand in.

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Major defects or faults in the construction ?

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Lack of fire stopping & vast quantity of combustible material.

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When a serious fire burns out ___ there is a danger of collapse especially in corner buildings?

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Serious fire burns out entire first floor

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Light fire situation?

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Operation of one handline and/or extinguishers w/ o resorting to extinguishing agents. Medium: operation of two lines

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Functional supervision?

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HT

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Immediate ?

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Search/hoseline; sight/hearing

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Brownstone type rowframe: three window front. LCC?

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Raise aerial to roof - WAIT for size up. Roof needs LSR rescue Lcc to roof; No need for rescue TOP fl VEIS.

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OLT type rowframe: 4 window front. LCC?

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Raise aerial to roof. Dont wait - VEIS fire apt.

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OV top floor fire - tools ?

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Saw & halligan; no hook. When possible descend f/e. When unable, notify officer. When directed by officer - vent fire apt from roof level & then assist roof with roof vent…

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OVM: rear rescue needed. Impractical to get portable to rear. OV makes decision to stay in rear or proceed to roof to assist w/ LSR. This decision based on?

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LIES

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Roofman: brings halligan, hook, lsr. How does he get to roof?

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  1. Aerial 2. 2nd aerial 3. Adj bld – immediate adjoining should not be used***
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Top floor fire brownstone type rowframe – 2nd ladder?

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Inside team most severely threatened exposure.

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Top floor fire Brownstone type rowframe?

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Consider 2 - 6’ hooks in lieu of can

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Top floor fire OLT type rowframe - 2nd ladder?

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VEIS adjoining apt top floor including cockloft

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TL first to arrive?

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OV in basket waits for completion of roof size up. Then repositions to fire floor then top floor.

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Brownstone type: 1st due aerial - wait then top floor VEIS. TL - wait then fire floor then top floor

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True

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OLT type: aerial DONT wait. VEIS fire floor. TL: wait then fire floor.

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True

20
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Engine Ops

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Eng ops

21
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All interior hoselines stretched will be considered ?

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1 3/4”

22
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Cellar fire: 1st line?

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Thru front door then to cellar via interior stairs.*If this hoseline cannot be advanced down protect public hall, int stairs & 1st floor. **can be advanced to top floor after cellar fire controlled by 2nd line

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Cellar fire: 2nd line ?

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B/u 1st line. If 1st line advanced into cellar & b/u not needed can advance to top floor after fire in cellar is controlled. **If if 1st line covers 1st floor & b/u not needed - 2nd line stretched via outside cellar entrance.

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First floor fire - 1st line & 2nd line?

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Stretched to location of fire. 2nd line - b/u 1st line - if not needed to b/u 1st, go to floor above

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Rowframe: fully involved & fire in exposures. 1st eng drops 3 1/2” & HL. 1st line?

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1st line into fire bld. 2nd line b/u - if not needed to b/u to top floor of MOST severe exposure. 3rd line - if 2nd b/u 1st then to top floor of MOST serious exposure - if not to top floor of opposite exposure

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Vacant bld in row of occupied - 1st line? 1st engine drops two hoselines -3 1/2” & a hoseline.

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1st line into most severe exposure

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Vacant bld in row of occupied. 2nd line?

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If 2nd line not needed to b/u 1st line fire bld or opposite exposure. 3rd line - fire bld or opposite exposure depends on where 2nd line was stretched.

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Vacant bld(s) in a row. First engine 3 1/2” & handline. 1st line?

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1st line initially operate from the exterior until TL, multiversal or heavy caliber can be placed into operation. Then 1st line into MOST SEVERE exposure.

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2nd line: vacant bld in a row?

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If 2nd line not needed to b/u 1st line, stretched to opposite exposure or through exposure to rear yard.

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2nd due LCC (Aerial) top floor fire no longer needed in the front ?

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Exposure directed by officer. Olt & brownstone type

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Top floor fire. 2nd due roof. Returns __ from fire should be __ ?

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Remote, avoided. Could spread fire

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OV top floor fire. 2nd due?

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Operate from f/e as per Ladders 3.

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When 1st due is TL the 2nd due LCC does not have to report to pedestal they may be assigned to ?

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  1. Exposures 2. Assist with roof ops 3. Be available to team up
34
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Construction type ?

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Balloon or braced frame

35
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Cockloft?

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1’ to tall enough for a man to stand in

FDNY (76 decks)

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