High Rise Operations Flashcards

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ALARM INITIAL RESPONSE

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  • BC
  • 2 ENGINES
  • 1 LADDER
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FIRE ALARM 1ST ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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*VERIFY ALARM & RELAY INFO

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FIRE ALARM 2ND ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • FDC
  • CREW STAGE IN LOBBY
  • DRIVER RELAYS IF FIRE PUMP RUNNING
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FIRE ALARM 1ST LADDER ASSIGNMENTS

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  • INVESTIGATE WITH 1ST ENGINE
  • CHECK 2 FLOORS ABOVE AND BELOW ALARM
  • IF WORKING, DETERMINE ATTACK STAIRWELL
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HIGH RISE FIRE INITIAL RESPONSE

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  • DC
  • 2 BC
  • 6 ENGINES
  • 3 LADDERS
  • 1 RESCUE
  • SAFETY
  • EMS SUPERVISOR
  • 3 AMBULANCES
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HIGH RISE FIRE 1ST ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • SIZE UP & COMMAND
  • VERIFY ALARM, DEFINE PROBLEM, RELAY INFO
  • OBTAIN KEYS
  • DETERMINE ELEVATOR USE
  • DETERMINE ATTACK STAIRWELL
  • ASCEND TO FLOOR BELOW FIRE & STRETCH LINE
  • CHECK FLOOR BELOW FIRE FOR LAYOUT
  • STAGING WILL BE 2 FLOORS BELOW FIRE
  • INITIATE FIRE ATTACK
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HIGH RISE FIRE 2ND ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • FDC
  • CHARGE FDC IF NO FIRE PUMP/IC DESCRETION
  • ASSIST FIRE ATTACK
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HIGH RISE FIRE 3RD ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • WATER SUPPLY FOR LADDER

* ASSIST FIRE ATTACK

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HIGH RISE FIRE 4TH ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • OFFICER ASSIGNED LOBBY CONTROL
  • CONFIRM & MARK ATTACK/EVAC STAIRS
  • CONTROL ELEVATORS
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HIGH RISE FIRE 5TH ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • FLOOR ABOVE FIRE FOR “CAN” REPORT

* WORK WITH 2ND LADDER

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HIGH RISE FIRE 6TH ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • RIT
  • STAGE ON FLOOR BELOW FIRE
  • SPARE SCBA, RIT BAG
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HIGH RISE FIRE 1ST LADDER ASSIGNMENTS

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  • COMPLETE 360
  • POSITION AERIAL (FRONT)
  • PRIMARY SEARCH FIRE FLOOR
  • DRIVER PRESSURIZES ATTACK STAIRS
  • CONTROLS ELEVATORS UNTIL “LOBBY CONTROL”
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HIGH RISE FIRE 2ND LADDER ASSIGNMENTS

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*COMPLETE 360
*POSITION AERIAL (REAR)
*PRIMARY SEARCH FLOORABOVEFIRE/”CAN”REPORT
EVAC STATUS
*DRIVER ASSIST PRESSURIZING ATTACK STAIRS

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HIGH RISE FIRE 1ST RESCUE ASSIGNMENTS

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  • TOP FLOOR “CAN” REPORT
  • RIT BAG & SPARE CYLINDERS TO STAGING
  • CHECK UPPER FLOOR STAIRS FOR OCCUPANTS
  • MONITOR CO LEVELS IN STAIRS
  • OTHER TASKS AT IC DESCRETION
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HIGH RISE FIRE 1ST BC ASSIGNMENTS

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  • IC & LOCATION (INSIDE OR OUTSIDE)
  • CONDUCT PARS, LOCATION, STATUS
  • ESTABLISH ACCOUNTABILIY SYSTEM
  • DETERMINE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
  • 2ND ALARM IF FIRE VISIBLE FROM OUTSIDE
  • IDENTIFY “BASE” FOR 2ND ALARM STAGING
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HIGH RISE FIRE 2ND BC ASSIGNMENTS

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  • REPORT TO COMMAND, SCBA, 2 RADIOS & BOARD

* ASSIGNED FIRE BRANCH DIRECTOR

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HIGH RISE FIRE 1ST DC ASSIGNMENTS

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  • ASSUME COMMAND & ASSIGN:
  • 1ST BC = “OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF” (OPS)
  • 2ND BC = “FIRE BRANCH” FIREFLOOR,ABOVE/BELOW
  • 3RD CHIEF=”UPPER BRANCH” 2 FLOORS ABOVE &UP
  • 4TH CHIEF= “SUPPORT BRANCH” 2 FLOORS BELOW
  • 5TH CHIEF= “BASE MANAGER”
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HIGH RISE FIRE SAFETY OFFICER ASSIGNMENTS

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  • PASSPORT COLLECTION
  • “ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICER” UNTIL “LOBBY”
  • MOVE FORWARD & ASSIST LOBBY OR FIRE BRANCH
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HIGH RISE FIRE EMS SUPERVISOR ASSIGNMENTS

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  • ASSIGNED “MEDICAL BRANCH DIRECTOR”
  • REPORTS TO IC
  • TRIAGE/TX/TRANSPORT
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HIGH RISE FIRE WORKING/2ND ALARM/3RD LADDER

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  • RIT
  • STAGE FLOOR BELOW FIRE
  • SPARE SCBA, RIT BAG