In order to prepare for a fire in these massive homes, you have to know what resources are available and what is needed.
When we train on strategy and tactics for the fire in a single-family home, most of us think of the average home. A one- or two-story, 1,400- to 2,200-square-foot structure would probably describe most of the homes to which we respond. The standards outlined in NFPA 1710 and 1720 are geared toward this type of home.
This drill reviews the variety of foams and explore safety considerations when conducting foam operations.
The drill is designed to be a single page of information to conjure up discussions among your crew members. Sit down and talk about the exercises, and how they may apply to your company. But, just don't read them. Get moving. Head to an appropriate area, and train.
Post the information in prominent places in your stations so it's readily available for review.
In order to help a downed firefighters, crews must be proficient in providing a new air supply to members and prepare for a quick and easy removal from tedious conditions.
This drill continues to explore the features of the 2008 Emergency Response Guide (ERG).
The drill is designed to be a single page of information to conjure up discussions among your crew members. Sit down and talk about the exercises, and how they may apply to your company. But, just don't read them. Get moving. Head to an appropriate area, and train.
Post the information in prominent places in your stations so it's readily available for review.
There is a critical need for the driver and officer of responding ladder companies to perform a size-up to make sure the apparatus is positioned in the most beneficial location.
The drill is designed to be a single page of information to conjure up discussions among your crew members. Sit down and talk about the exercises, and how they may apply to your company. But, just don't read them. Get moving. Head to an appropriate area, and train.
The drill is designed to be a single page of information to conjure up discussions among your crew members. Sit down and talk about the exercises, and how they may apply to your company. But, just don't read them. Get moving. Head to an appropriate area, and train.
Post the information in prominent places in your stations so it's readily available for review.
Please remember to check your Standard Operating Procedures or Guidelines (SOPs/SOGs) before using the drill.
The drill is designed to be a single page of information to conjure up discussions among your crew members. Sit down and talk about the exercises, and how they may apply to your company. But, just don't read them. Get moving. Head to an appropriate area, and train.
