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Fire Chief

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Chief Fennessey, Brian

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Assistant Chief Emergency Operations

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Chief

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Assistant Chief Support Services

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Chief Barnes, Ken

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Deputy Chief EMS

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Chief Stowell, Colin

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Lifeguard Chief

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Chief Wurtz, Rick

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Deputy Chief Special Operations

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Chief Webber, Chris

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Deputy Chiefs Operations

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A Chief Steve Wright
B Chief Gina La Mantia
C Chief Steve Ricci

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Deputy Chief Fire Prevention

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Chief Perry, Doug

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Deputy Chief Logistics

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Chief Ester, Kevin

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Battalion Chief Training and Education

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Chief Gaboury, James

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Battalion Chief Professional Standards

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Chief Garcia

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Battalion 1

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1, 3, 4, 7, 11, Airport

HQ - 1

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Battalion 2

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5, 8, 14, 18, 23, 28, 36

HQ - 5

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Battalion 3

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15, 20, 21, 22, 25, 27

HQ - 25

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Battalion 4

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10, 17, 26, 31, 34, 39, 45

HQ - 45

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Battalion 5

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9, 13, 16, 24, 35, 41, 47

HQ - 35

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Battalion 6

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6, 12, 19, 29, 30, 32, 43

HQ - 12

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Battalion 7

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33, 37, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46

HQ - 44

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Specialty Stations

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MAST/ EDT - 1
TRT/ Heavy Rescue - 4
EMS - 9 & 26
Post Academy Training - 10 & 44
Pre-Fire Planning - 16
Hose Testing - 19
Hose Repair - 20
Allied Equipment Repair - 23
Fire Pump Testing - 28
SCBA/ Fit Testing - 36
Ladder/ Wooden Handled Equip. Repair - 40
TRT/ USAR - 41
HIRT/ Hazmat - 45
Squad 55 - located between 12 and 32
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Class A Fire

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Ordinary Combustibles
Green Triangle
Burning Trashcan and Pile of Wood

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Class B Fire

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Flammable Liquid
Red Square
Gas Can and Burning Puddle

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Class C Fire

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Energized Electrical
Blue Circle
Electric Plug and Burning Outlet

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Class D Fire

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Combustible Metals
Yellow Star
Burning Gear
Sodium, potassium, magnesium, titanium…

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Class K Fire

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Commercial Cooking Fires

Black Pan

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1 1/2” Combi Nozzle 100’ Preconnect

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100 psi

30, 60, 95, 125 gpm

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1 1/2” Combi Nozzle 150’ and 200’ Preconnect

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100 psi

95, 125, 150, 200 gpm

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2 1/2” Combi Nozzle

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100 psi

150, 175, 200, 250 gpm

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1 1/2” Elkhart Phantom Hi-Rise Fog Nozzle

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75 psi
30, 95, 125, 150, 200 gpm
7/8” Slug Tip allows 160 gpm at 50 psi

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What Apparatus are at FS 1

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Engine 1                 Light & Air 1             Battalion 1
Engine 201             Utility 81
Truck 1                   MAST
Medic 1                  EDT
Chem Unit 1           XR-1
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What Apparatus are at FS 5

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Engine 5
Battalion 2
OES 8631 (Type III)

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What Apparatus are at FS 14

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Engine 14
Truck 14
Brush 14
Shift Commander 1

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What Apparatus are at Station 18

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Engine 18
Medic 18
OES 304 (Type I)

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What Apparatus are at FS 28

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Engine 28
Truck 28
Crash Rescue 28
Water Tender 28

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What Apparatus are at FS 15

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Engine 15

Mobile Canteen 1

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What Apparatus are at FS 23

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Engine 23

Utility 82

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What Apparatus are at FS 20

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Engine 20
Truck 20
Medic 20
Utility 20

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What Apparatus are at FS 27

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Engine 27

Utility 83

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What Apparatus are at FS 10

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Engine 10
Truck 10
Brush 10
Chem Unit 10

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What Apparatus are at FS 31

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Engine 31           Mobile Canteen 2
Medic 31
Utility 84
Medic 99 (STAR)
UDC Trailer (Decon)
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What Apparatus are at FS 34

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Engine 34

Brush 34

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What Apparatus are at FS 45

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Engine 45
Truck 45
Battalion 4
Hazmat 1
Hazmat 2
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What Apparatus are at FS 9

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Engine 9
Medic Rescue 9
Mod Pickup/Trailer

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What Apparatus are at FS 24

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Engine 24
Brush 24
Medic 24

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What Apparatus are at FS 35

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Engine 35        Battalion 5
Truck 35
Brush 35
Medic 35
Utility 85
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What Apparatus are at FS 41

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Engine 41
Medic 41
USAR 41

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What Apparatus are at FS 12

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Engine 12       Battalion 6
Truck 12
Brush 12
Medic 12
Utility 86
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What Apparatus are at FS 19

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Engine 19

Water Tender 19

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What Apparatus are at FS 29

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Engine 29
Truck 29
Brush 29
Medic 29
Medic 229
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What Apparatus are at FS 43

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Engine 43
Crash Rescue 43 (Brown Field)
Brush 43
Copter 1

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What Apparatus are at FS 33

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Engine 33
OES 8631
Medic Rescue 33

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What Apparatus are at FS 37

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Engine 37
Medic 37
Brush 37

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What Apparatus are at FS 40

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Engine 40 Light & Air 40
Truck 40 Water Tender 40
Brush 40
Medic Rescue 40
Utility 40

52
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What Apparatus are at FS 42

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Engine 42
Medic 42
Utility 87

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What Apparatus are at FS 44

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Engine 44       ERT (Environmental Response)
Truck 44         Battalion 7
Utility 44
HazMat 1
HazMat 2
54
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Kerf Cut

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Single cut the width of the chainsaw guide bar made through the roof decking used to identify conditions below and roof integrity

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Smoke Indicator Hole

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Small triangular hole cut through the roof decking used to identify smoke and fire conditions below and roof integrity, 3” sides

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Inspection Hole

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Triangular hole, 2’ x 2’ x 2’ used to determine roof type and direction of construction. First cut shall be made at a 45 deg. angle to any exterior wall, 2nd and 3rd parallel to exterior wall.

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Trench Cut

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Defensive cut, 3’ across running the entire width of the roof perpendicular to the path of fire.

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Salvage Covers: Sizes, How many carried on truck?

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10 Salvage covers on truck.

Sizes: 12x14’ 12x18’ 14x18’

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Hall Runner Size

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3x18’

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Salvage Equipment

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Hall Runners
Visqueen, knife, lath, nails/staples
Squeegees
Sprinkler tool/tongs/wedges
Water Vacuum
Salvage Hooks
Mop and Bucket
Scoop and Square Nose Shovel
2 1/2" hose (to drain sprinkler)
Ladders
Pike Poles
Channel locks
Box Cutter 
1/2" Drill
Salvage toolbox w/ sprinkler wrench, teflon tape and replacement sprinklers
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Brush Rig Hose, Water, and Pump

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Hose: 1 1/2” -2000’
1” -400’
Water Tank: 500 gal
Pump: 500 GPM

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Air Ops Capabilities

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Copter 1 & 2
Type II medium lift aircraft
375 gal water tank
250’ hoist cable with 600 pound capability

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Ultra XT Brush Rig (3)

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BR14, BR29, BR35
6 wheel drive
2250 gal. Water tank
40 gal. Foam

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Foam Settings

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  1. 1%
  2. 3% Direct Attack
  3. 0% Pre-treatment of structures/brush
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Pierce Arrow Foam Tank, Foam Type, Blue Foam Container Volume

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40 Gallon Tank
Class A Foam
5 Gallon Blue Container

66
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Playpipe Sizes

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1” 210GPM (50 PSI)
1 1/8” 270/300GPM
1 1/4” 400 GPM (80 PSI)

67
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Smooth Bore Master Stream Sizes

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1 3/8” 500 GPM
1 1/2” 600 GPM
1 3/4” 800 GPM
2” 1100 GPM

All 80 PSI

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Interior elevator Key Positions (Phase II)

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Off Hold On

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Elevator Operations Checklist

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ADD

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Sprinkler Systems GPM

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30 GPM/Head

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Building Construction Classifications

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1-Fire Resistive (structural steel, reinforced concrete)
2-Non/Limited Combustible (steel framework w/ metal or concrete walls)
3-Ordinary Construction
4-Heavy Timber
5-Wood Frame

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Ladder Weight Capacities

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Attic/Pole-300lbs
Wall/Roof-750lbs
Extension-750lbs

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Ladder Personnel Capacities

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0-19………1 Person
20-27…….2 People
28-39…….3 People
40+……….4 People

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Ladder Heat Sensors Turn Black at:

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300 degrees

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NFPA 1932

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Ladder Service Testing

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24’ Extension Ladder Use

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1-2 story residential roofs
1 story commercial
2nd story residential windows/escapes

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28’ Extension Ladder Use

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2nd story roofs/windows
3rd story residential windows
1st and 2nd story commercial roofs and fire escapes

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35’ Extension Ladder Use

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2nd and some 3rd story commercial roofs

3rd story residential roofs, windows, escapes

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40’ Extension ladder use

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3rd story commercial roofs

Warehouses and industrial structures

80
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20’ Wall Ladder Use

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Some 2nd story residential windows
Some higher 1 story residential roofs
2nd story fire escapes and balconies
*not beat choice for single story residential

81
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Ladder climbing angle formula

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1/5 used portion of ladder + 2-3’

82
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ERG Yellow Pages (1st colored sec)

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ID Number Index, numerical by four digit ID number, use to identify guide page number

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ERG Blue Section (2nd colored sec)

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Name of Material Index, alphabetical, determine guide number

84
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ERG Green Section

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Table 1 - Initial Isolation Distances

highlighted in green = toxic inhalation hazard

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NFPA 1932

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Ground Ladders

86
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NFPA 1961

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Fire hose

87
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NFPA 1962

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Fire Hose Couplings

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NFPA 1971

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Structural PPE

89
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NFPA 1975

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Station and work uniform

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NFPA 1977

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Woodland PPE

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NFPA 1981

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SCBA

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NFPA 1982

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Personal Alarm Safety System

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NFPA 1983

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Life safety ropes

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Organization consisting of manufacturers, testing/certifying agencies, regulatory agencies, consultants and firefighters

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NFPA

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Minor injury documentation

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RM-1568

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Injury Report Envelope (Blue)

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FD-9

97
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Vehicle accident documentation envelope (Green)

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FD-8

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Hazmat PPE Level D

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Turnouts, chemical boots and gloves (or protective coveralls)

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Hazmat PPE Level C

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Tyvek chemical suit with sealed gloves and boots plus respirator

100
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Hazmat Level B

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Same as level B (tyvek chem suit, sealed gloves/boots) plus an SCBA

101
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Hazmat level A

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Fully encapsulated suit with SCBA worn inside suit.

102
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Delivers high voltage for long distances from power plants to power substations (155,000-765,000v)

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Transmission lines

103
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Converts power from “transmission” to “distribution” bringing voltage down to

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Power Substation

104
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Underground cables or wooden power poles deliver power to neighborhoods

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Distribution Lines

105
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Junction box for underground lines, typically green, 4kv to 12kv. Boxes re-energize after being tripped.

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Terminator Box

106
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Small drums mounted on power poles convert voltage for customer use. 120v or 240v

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Transformers

107
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To receive a class A rating, an extinguisher must extinguish 3 fires:

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Wood crib fire
Wood panel fire
Excelsior fire

108
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Extinguisher will receive a rating of 1-B for each ____ ft square of flammable liquid extinguished

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2 1/2 ft square

2-B = 5'
10-B = 25'
109
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PW extinguisher specs

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2.5 gal, 2A
Reach 30-40’
Time 30-60 sec

110
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Dry Chem Extinguisher Specs

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Class ABC (most BC)
Reach 5-20’
Time 8-20 sec

20A 120BC

Multi purpose- ABC ammonium phosphate

Ordinary Base- BC sodium bicarb, K bicarb (purple K), urea K Bicarb, K chloride (super K)

111
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CO2 extinguisher specs

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Class BC
Reach 3-8’
Time 8-30 sec

10BC

Expands 400-500 times

112
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Dry Powder Extinguisher specs

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Class D
Reach 5-20’
Time 10-25 sec

Met-LX

113
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Class K Extinguisher specs

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Reach 8-12’
Time 75-80 sec
Size 2.5 gal or 6 liter

114
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Portable Foam Eductor pump/nozzle settings

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Fog nozzle, foam nozzle attachment, 125 gpm, 200 psi

115
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Foam application

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Rainbow
Bouncing
Rolling

116
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Year the era of horse drawn apparatus ended

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1917

117
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Governed Engine Speeds

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Engine 68 mph

Truck 60 mph

118
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Brush rig hose, water, pump

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1.5” - 2000’
1” - 400’
500 gallons
500 gpm

Pierce Brush Hawk, Ferrara, Ultra XT
( ultra 2250 gal water, 40 gal foam)

119
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Wood ignition temp

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450-800 F

120
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Gasoline flash pt

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-45 F

121
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Propane flammable range

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2.1-10.1%

122
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Free burning O2 content

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16-18%

123
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CO/Smoke flammable range

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12.5-74%

124
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New webbing colors/lengths

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Green - 5’
Yellow - 12’
Blue - 15’
Orange - 20’

Red - 16’ (utility)

125
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Dispatch center is now called

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Metro Zone Emergency Command and Data Center. ECDC..dAawte

126
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Non STEMI Hospitals

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Paradise Valley, Sharp Coronado, Kaiser, Pomerado. ……..Balboa is now a STEMI center

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