High (or mid) Rise Structure Fire COPY

Question 1

What is SOG 3.2.2.5?

Answer 1

High (or mid) Rise Structure Fire

Question 2

On what structures will high rise procedures be utilized?

Answer 2

Any structure that has 5 or more floors above grade, with enclosed stairwells and hallways

Question 3

What shall the first arriving officer state as part of their initial size up at a high rise fire?

Answer 3

That high rise procedures will be in effect

Question 4

Tactical priorities of a high rise fire

Answer 4

Confirm fire location
Fire attack
Search
WS/Supplement supression
Evac
Check for extension
Lobby control and systems
RIT 
PPV Coordinationo

Question 5

1st due engine on a high rise fire

Answer 5

On-scene report; consider additional alarma
Entire crew will compose 1st attack team
-Locate fire and begin fire attack
Leave appropriate space for truck

Question 6

2nd due engine on high rise fire

Answer 6

2nd attack team
Search immediate area
Engineer:
-Supply FDC/Suppression system and WS if close

Question 7

3rd due engine on high rise fire

Answer 7

Ensure WS
Supply FDC/Suppression system if not done
Officer to establish lobby control/systems and accountability
Coordinate EVAC (2nd due rescue to assist)

Question 8

1st due rescue on high rise fire

Answer 8

Join attack 1

Question 9

1st due truck on high rise fire

Answer 9

Position for aerial ops
FE
Primary search

Question 10

4th due engine on high rise fire

Answer 10

Check for extension floor above fire

Check for extension on top floor

Question 11

2nd due rescue on high rise fire

Answer 11

Report to lobby control/Systems officer to begin EVAC

Question 12

1st chief officer on high rise fire

Answer 12

Establish or assume IC

Use IMS

Question 13

2nd chief officer on high rise fire

Answer 13

Fire floor division supervisor

Question 14

3rd chief officer on high rise fire

Answer 14

Lobby control/systems Unit leader

Question 15

4th Chief officer on high rise fire

Answer 15

safety officer