Operational Directives Flashcards
First unit on scene (6)
EC, SU, ST, CIAP, E, E
Establish command
Size up
Strategy and tactics
Communicate incident action plan
Ensure orders are received
Engage
First engine on scene (8)
P, ST, F? R?, Re, Rs, 2, A,
Positioning
Strategy
Fire?
Re-Set
Rescue?
Resources?
2 in- 2 out
Attack
Second engine on scene (6)
R, D, W, SSM, 2, D
Reset
Deploy hose lines
Water supply
Standpipes, sprinklers, masters
2 out crew
Door control
Third engine on scene
Any duties of 2nd engine
RIC
Safety infrastructure
Commercial / Multi-Family Fire
1st Alarm
EMERGENT
4 Engines
2 Trucks
2 Tenders
1 BC
1 Ambulance
Safety
BU1
Commercial / Multi-Family Fire
2nd Alarm
+ 1 Engine (5)
+ 1 Truck (3)
Command staff paged
Commercial / Multi-Family Fire
3rd Alarm
+ 2 Engines (7)
+ Air Truck
Notifications Page
Commercial / Multi-Family Fire
4th Alarm
+ 2 Engines (9)
+ Incident Command Post
MCI 1st alarm
CODE 3
5 engines/trucks
5 ambulances
1 Helicopter
BC
Safety
2 EMS Supervisors
5-15 casualties
5+ critical
MCI 2nd alarm
CODE 3
7 engines/trucks
10 ambulances
2 helicopters
15-60 casualties
10+ critical
MCI 3rd alarm
CODE 3
10 engines/trucks
20 ambulances
3 helicopters
50+ casualties
20+ critical
Rope Rescue
EMERGENT
4 Engines / Trucks
1 BC
1 Ambulance
LCSO
Swift Water Rescue
EMERGENT
4 Engines / Trucks
with 2 Swimmers Each
1 BC
1 Ambulance
Dive team
Boat 7
Safety
Wildland 1st alarm
1 Engine or Brush unit
Brush unit SHALL go if so equipped. Brush unit Cpt.’s discretion to bring Engine.
Wildland 2nd alarm
2 Brush units (or at least 1 brush + 1 engine)
1 Tender
Safety
1 BC
Notify LCSO
Wildland 3rd alarm
4 Brush units (or at least 3 brush + 1 engine)
2 Tenders
Safety
2 BC
Notify LCSO
Wildland 4th alarm
Page command team and the Wildland command team.
Order resources as needed
Standpipe Operations
1st Truck
Recon
Rescue
Flow Path
Standpipe Operations
2nd Truck
Support Functions
Standpipe Operations
6th Engine
RIC
Standpipe Operations
4th and 5th Engines
2nd Attack Lines
Standpipe Operations
3rd Engine
Water Supply
Lobby Control
Supply DO
Standpipe Operations
2nd Engine
Support First Attack Line
Forward DO
Standpipe Operations
1st Engine
Establish Command
Recon
First Attack Line
Hoseline Definitions (5)
- Attack
- On-Deck
- Exposure
- Back-up
- Overhaul
IC is responsible for: (8)
EC, SU, ST, SI, IAP-RP, R, A&R the IAP
, C-B to E
- Establish Command
- Size-up
- Strategy & Tactics
- Structure for Incident
- IAP in Risk Profile for Safety
- Resources
- Asses & Revise IAP
- Provide Command Beginning to End
Five Functional Areas of Command Basics: (5)
EC, SU, ST, C, E
- Establish Command
- Conduct Size-Up
- Strategy and Tactics
- Communicate
- Engage
RIC Critical Safety Tasks (7)
R. E. S. U. L. T. S.
Radio
Exits
Secondary Exit
Utilities
Ladder
Two-Out
Second Ladder
TTCZ Areas (5)
- Advance Warning
- Transition
- Buffer
- Work
- Termination
Standpipe Operations
E 1-6, T 1-2
1E: Command, Recon, Attack line1
2 E: Attack line 1, Forward D/O
3 E: Water Supply & Lobby, Supply D/O
4 E: Attack line 2
5 E: Attack line 2
6 E: RIC
T 1: Recon, Rescue, Flow path
T 2: Support Functions
Mayday
When to call:
F. A. C. T. S.
Anytime a Firefighter is in Danger,
Falls
Air
Caught
Trapped
Separated
Wildland IC steps (4)
- Lookouts?
- Radio Frequency
- Trigger Points
- Escape Routes & Safety Zones
