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23 Cards in this Set
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What are the “4” L’s |
Life,lift,layout location |
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Smooth bore GPM 2 1/2 and 1 3/4 and tip/insert size |
Around 300 gpm for 2 1/2, 165 gpm for 1 3/4 2 1/2 has 1 1/8 tip 1 3/4 15/16th insert
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It’s not gallons per minute it’s gallons per second |
You flow 20/30 seconds go forward. |
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What is a progressive lay forward |
A situation where you can do a transition fire attack with big water from a 2 1/2 then extend forward with 1 3/4 captain pack for mobility |
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What is PCANTA |
Position, Conditions, Actions, Needs, Tic, Accountability |
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Best practices on fire ground 1-3 |
1. Announce air and par before entry 2. Advice IC when lowest air is at yellow light. 66% is working air 3. BC should be documenting air reports and forecasting needs and resources |
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What is the strategic decision making process first priority? |
Size up- Use critical fire ground factors to do your size up (building, fire, occupancy, life hazards, arrangement, resources, actions, special circumstances) |
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What is your next priority in decision making process |
Risk management profile- Risk management profile- risk a lot to save a lot, risk a little to save savable property, risk nothing to save that which is already lost. |
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What is your next priority in strategic decision making process. |
Determine strategy- based on which risk management profile you choose. Once you get a all clear you are operating in the yellow |
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What is your next priority in strategic decision making process |
INCIDENT ACTION PLAN- your strategy will drive your IAP |
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What are the 4 tactical priorities |
Rescue, fire control, property conservation, customer stabilization |
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What are the 3 bench marks Objectives |
ALL CLEAR FIRE UNDER CONTROL LOSS STOPPED (Remember after you achieve all clear revaluate your 5 step strategic decision making process
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State your IAP |
Go over your IAP |
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What are the functions of command |
1. Assume and announce command 2. Size up 3. Communications 4. Resources 5. Strategy IAP 6. Sectorize 7. Review IAP 8. Transfer or terminate command (1st 6 must be addressed immediately) |
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What are the functions of command |
1. Assume and announce command 2. Size up 3. Communications 4. Resources 5. Strategy IAP 6. Sectorize 7. Review IAP 8. Transfer or terminate command (1st 6 must be addressed immediately) |
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Basic configuration of command is |
Strategic level- IC Tactical level- sector officer Task level- working crews |
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What are the functions of command |
1. Assume and announce command 2. Size up 3. Communications 4. Resources 5. Strategy IAP 6. Sectorize 7. Review IAP 8. Transfer or terminate command (1st 6 must be addressed immediately) |
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Basic configuration of command is |
Strategic level- IC Tactical level- sector officer Task level- working crews |
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Under the umbrella of service |
FF safety Customer service Loss control |
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Water expands ...at what temp |
1700x at 212 degrees |
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How long does it take legacy fuel to become vent limited then flash once ventilation is introduced. |
20 min then 8 min to flash |
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How long does it take legacy fuel to become vent limited then flash once ventilation is introduced. |
20 min then 8 min to flash |
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How long does it take modern fuel to become bent limited then flash once ventilated. |
5 min 2:15 sec |
