Fire Dispatch Flashcards
1st Alarm
5 Pumper/Truck
1H&L
2 Batt Chiefs
810 should be notified for building w/fire exposure and/or condition doubtful
1 Rescue Squad
EMS
If target hazard or person trapped send D/C if fire involving chemicals send foam truck
2nd Alarm
3 Pumper/Truck 1H&L 1 B/C 810 if not on 1st notification sheet 821 Unit 900 (ask IC) or D/C if needed Send 2nd Squad if potential for major loss of life
3rd Alarm
3 Pumper/Truck
1H&L
1B/C
1Squad ( if not sent on 2nd alarm)
4th Alarm
3 Pumper/Truck
1 H&L
1 B/C
5th Alarm
3 Pumper/Truck
Vehicle fire in parking garage
2Pumper/Truck
1H&L
1B/C
Still alarm 3 pumpers w/ squad (same as a structure fire)
Wiring Residential
2Pumper/Truck
1B/C
Wiring Commercial
3Pumper/Truck 1H&L 1B/C Rescue squad Possible 1st alarm depending on blg
Appliance Fire
2 Pumper/Truck
1B/C
Person trapped on elevator
1Pumper/Truck
1H&L
1B/C
1 rescue squad
Mutual Aid
Whatever is required by the agency but along our guidelines.
If a confirmed fire or more than 1 piece of equip is dispatched a B/C should be dispatched.
Extinguishing Fire
3 Pumper/Truck
1B/C
Highway response
2Pumper/Truck
1B/C
No H&L unless 1st Alarm
1st is considered for Buses, Truck and multi vehicle pile ups
Rescue assignment/confined space
2Pumper/Truck
1B/C
1 rescue squad
Jumper over water
2 Pumper/Truck
1B/C
Any Mississippi River bridge
Marine unit task force
Collapse incident
2 Pumper/Truck
1B/C
Collapse rescue task force
Marine unit incident
2 Pumpers/Truck
1B/C
Collapse rescue task force
Has-Mat incidents
2 Pumper/Truck
1 B/C
Has-Mat task force
Commercial Alarm
3 Pumper/Truck or H&L
1 B/C
Residential fire/smoke alarm
2 Pumpers/Truck or H&L
1B/C
Co2 Commercial
3 Pumper/Truck at least 1sniffer
1 B/C
Co2 commercial feeling ill target hazard
1st alarm due to number of occupants
Co2 feeling ill
1 Pumper/Truck with sniffer
1B/C
EMS
Natural gas leak target hazard
Urgent 1st alarm with D/C
Natural gas/small propane leak
Pumper/Truck urgent
Make sure one pumper/truck has a sniffer
1B/C
Broken water pipes commercial
1 pumper/truck
1B/C
1 company responses
Dumpster, vehicles, wires down/arcing, rubbish, unknown odor, grass/weeds, tree, utility pole, flush debris, flush fuel, 911 hang up, co, 1 co. Sprinkler, assist police, assist person up, manpower, broken pipe residential, gain access, hand cuffs/ring, key running auto, locked out, mailbox, manhole/sewer, Mia, mutual aid, odor of smoke in area, refrigerator door, ruok, special detail, street light/traffic signal, EMS run, child locked in auto, other is anything mot covered.
Airport incident
Whatever is requested by airport
Incidents were 1st company is to respond urgent
Odor, broken or stolen gas lines in a residence, extinguished fires, fire alarms, residential & commercial
Target Hazard is
4 stories or more ( makes bldg a high rise) any bldg where potential for major loss of life (Hospital, school, nursing home commercial bldg warehouse)
Hazmat Task Force consists of
Squad 2 Decon 1 & 2 (staffed by E28) H&L 5 805 810 E29 with decon3 and only when requested by 805
Marine Unit Task Force consist of
Squad 1
E11-E27 with marine units
802, 810
E27 to stage in quarters if incident is near the foot of chouteau or further south
Collapse rescue task force consists of
Squad 1 852 ( shoring unit staffed by E1) 853 ( cave-in unit staffed by E1) 802, 810 E7 & H&L2 (only at 802's request)
When do you notify the special ops deputy
When task forces are dispatched
Still Alarm
3 Pumper/Truck
1 H&L
1Batt Chief
1 Rescue Squad
Still Alarm
- Report of fire or smoke in a building
- Report of wiring/electrical, appliances, or miscellaneous situations in a buildin
Three(3) engine/truck co.
1 h&l
1 b/c
1 rescue squad - An alarm sounding ( sprinkler, smoke detector, ect)
Commercial alarm 3 pumper 1 b/c
Residential alarm 2 pumper 1 b/c