HR section B Flashcards
Apparatus not committed to the initial investigation, fire attack, rescue, or water supply should be placed ___ from the fire building
one block
3rd due engine shall stage on and prepare to
hydrant, access fire attack stairwell
4th due engine
position with hydrant engine as tandem engine. Prepare to access
the fire attack stairwell.
5/6/7 engine position?
one block away from incident
2nd due truck shall position itself
On another side of building
HS 24 shall position close to building and be able to provide
additional high-rise equipment to the scene and stretch
power cables into building if needed
The final outcome of a high-rise fire may largely be determined by the ___
initial actions of the first fire attack team
Smoke and fire conditions every __ floors
three to five
The location of the Staging floor (no closer than __ floors below the fire floor)
2
While ascending to the fire floor, all companies should look at the layout on the floor
____
below the fire
If attack on the fire with hand lines and exterior master
streams is not possible, the application of water using the _______ should
be considered.
Floor Below Nozzle
. Crew Management and Initial Standby Team (IST)
No fewer than three crews shall proceed directly to the fire floor for fire attack: ___
two engine companies and one truck company.
After staging is established, the 3rd engine B-Team may be attached to the remaining
members of the 4th engine and tasked with the establishment of a back-up line connected
to the standpipe___floors below the fire floor using the hose carried aloft by the second
due engine. This crew will function as the Initial Standby Team (IST) until Rapid
Intervention Team (RIT) is in place.
two
In central core construction, it is possible to drive the fire around the central core of the
building and back onto members fighting the fire. A ___ attack utilizing two hose lines to pinch the fire can be employed to prevent the fire from curling around the
core
flanking type
There are three main strategies for the safeguarding of occupants at a high-rise fire:
evacuation, shelter in-place and the use of safe refuge areas.
Refuge areas should be at least ___ floors below the fire floor, be monitored for changing conditions and have a defendable space with planned evacuation routes
four