Transcript of Riding Assignments Presentation February 28, 2011.
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- Riding Assignments Presentation February 28, 2011
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- BETHANY BEACH VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Riding Assignments Purpose
To establish riding member assignments for Engine and Truck Company
operations at fire emergencies Scope: This standard regulates the
tactical assignments for each riding position on engine and truck
companies.
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- Engine Company Positions: Chauffer (Driver) Officer Nozzleman
Back-up Doorman Control (Hydrant) man
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- Engine Company Assignments Chauffer (Driver): Drives apparatus
safely to scene and properly positions Secure water source supply
line connection Ensure cross-lay is flaked out of hose bed and/or
static line is connected Monitor radio for instructions Operates
Pump Communicate status of water, fuel and other key information to
IC
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- Officer: Directs apparatus placement Initial size-up and attack
mode Communicates fire conditions and location of fire to IC Calls
for the line to be charged Controls the door to fire area
Communicates with OV, directs fire attack and hose-line
advancement, monitors conditions
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- Officer Tools: Radio Thermal Imaging Camera Officers Tool or
set of irons (if no Truck Company present) Flashlight
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- Nozzleman: This position should be assigned to the Senior
Firefighter during initial attack phase. Stretches the proper size
attack line and length Flakes out line prior to initiating fire
attack Bleeds air when line initially charged Controls stream and
hose-line advancement, with Officer Performs hydraulic
ventilation
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- Nozzleman Tools: Radio Flashlight Back-up Man: Second FF on
hose-line Stretching and flaking out hose-line in preparation for
fire attack Chock doors while making stretch Supports nozzleman by
absorbing as much nozzle reaction as possible Work in unison with
nozzleman for hose-line advancement and direction change Note:
Back-up man may have to force entry if Truck Company is not on
scene
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- Back-up Man Tools: Radio Flashlight Irons (If no Truck Company
on scene)
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- Doorman: If Control Man unavailable ensures that cross-lay is
out of the bed and/or assists with connection of static lay If
Control Man unavailable estimates the hose needed if a static lay
is used Assists in flaking out line from door to the back-up
position Chocks doors to prevent closing on hose-line Supports
hose-line advancement by feeding hose Monitors fire conditions at
the doorway and reports any deterioration in condition For relief
purposes, assumes nozzle position
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- Doorman Tools: Radio Flashlight Control (Hydrant) Man: For
forward lays, secures supply line, makes the hydrant connection and
opens hydrant when instructed by the Engine Chauffer (Driver).
Assists with hose stretch and/or static line connection for long
stretches Removes kinks in line from apparatus to doormans position
Assists with hose-line advancement For relief purposes, assumes
back-up position
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- Control (Hydrant Man) Tools: Radio Flashlight Hydrant wrench
Spanner wrench
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- Positions by manpower: 6 Firefighters Driver Officer Nozzleman
Back-up Door Control (Hydrant)
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- 5 Firefighters Driver Officer Nozzleman Back-up Control
(Hydrant)/Door
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- 4 Firefighters Driver Officer/Back-up Nozzleman Control
(hydrant)/Back-up 3 Firefighters Driver/Control (assist with
stretch) Officer/Back-up Nozzleman/Control (hydrant)
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- Apparatus Assignments: 1 st Due Engine: Offensive Attack -
Stretch the appropriate size and length hand- line to the main fire
location Defensive Attack - Stretch the appropriate size and length
line to the exposure and initiate master stream operations as
needed 2 nd Due Engine: Assist with the stretch of the first line
Stretch a back-up line to either protect the initial line or attack
other areas of fire
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- 3 rd Due Engine: Assist with stretching the initial lines
Stretch and operate the line in the exposure Additional Engine
Companies Stretch lines and operate as dictated by the IC and fire
conditions
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- Truck Company Riding Assignments Truck Company Positions:
Chauffer (Driver) Officer Irons Can Outside Vent Man (OV or OVM)
Roof
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- Truck Company Teams: Interior Team Officer Irons Can Exterior
Team Chauffer (Driver) OVM Roof
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- Truck Company Personnel Assignments: Officer: Key Tasks: Leads
search for fire and/or victims Reports fire location and conditions
to IC Directs Engine Company to fire Supervises and monitors team
searching Directs and supervises salvage/overhaul operations
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- Officers Tools: Radio Flashlight(s) Thermal Imaging Camera
O-Tool, Chiefs axe or haligan Rope Bag
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- Irons: Key Tasks: Forcible entry Search for fire and life
Ventilation, in areas being searched Irons Tools: Radio (if
available) Flashlight Flathead axe and Haligan Bar (Irons)
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- Can: Key Tasks: Assist with forcible entry Search for fire and
life Assist with ventilation while searching Contain fire prior to
the hose line Can Tools: Radio (if available) Flashlight 6 hook
Water can
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- Roof: Key Tasks: Assist with the placement and raising of
ground ladders Perform an exterior size-up and inspection Perform
vertical ventilation when necessary Report on roof, building and
fire conditions Partner with OV for VES operations
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- Roof Position Tools: Radio Flashlight(s) Chain Saw or K-Saw 6
foot hook Haligan Bar
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- OVM (Outside Vent Man): Key Tasks: Ventilation in support of
the fire attack Ventilation for Life VES (Vent-Enter-Search) Search
for victims Exterior inspection of the structure Place and raise
ground ladders
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- OVM Tools: Radio Flashlight 6 Foot Hook Haligan Bar Ground
Ladder
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- Chauffer (Driver): Key Tasks: Place and operate apparatus and
aerial device Assist with placement and raising of ground ladders
Assist OV and Roof positions Chauffer Tools: Radio Aerial ladder
Ground ladders
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- Positions by Staffing and occupancy: 6 Firefighters Chauffer
(Driver) Officer Irons Can OVM Roof
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- 5 Firefighters Residential Chauffer (Driver) Officer Irons Can
OVM/Roof
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- Commercial Chauffer (Driver) Officer/Irons Can OVM Roof
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- 4 Firefighters Residential Chauffer (Driver) Officer/Irons Can
OVM/Roof Commercial Chauffer (Driver) Officer/Irons Can
OVM/Roof
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- 3 Firefighters Residential and Commercial Chauffer (Driver)/OVM
Officer/Irons Can
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- Apparatus Assignments: 1 st Due Truck: Force entry Locate and
contain fire, communicate location to Engine Company Search for
life from fire area out Provide horizontal ventilation to support
fire suppression Search floor above fire (VES) Initiate vertical
ventilation on commercial structures, as needed on residential
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- 2 nd Due Truck: Search on floor above fire for life Assists
with horizontal ventilation Vertical ventilation Raise additional
ground ladders (exterior crew to bring with them) Check for fire
extension Secure utilities
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- 3 rd Due Truck: Search areas not covered by 1st and 2nd Due
crews Raise additional ground ladders Assist with ventilation as
needed Check for fire extension Secure utilities
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- C.A.N. REPORTS Purpose: To establish a uniform radio report so
companies transmit a clear, concise, and informative radio
transmission to other companies and Incident Commanders(IC).
Definition: Conditions, Actions, Needs (C.A.N.) Report- this model
easily identifies to the person giving the report and Incident
commanders how well they are doing, the conditions they are facing,
and any support or resource needed. Conditions Conditions denotes
what you are seeing at your present location or assignment. It is
not meant to be a long drawn out description but a short and to the
point picture of your current conditions. The conditions section of
the report can also affirm to the Incident Commander your location.
Actions Actions tells companies and Incident Commanders the current
actions being taken by you and your crew. This is meant to be a
quick report of your actions. Examples of actions would be:
completing primary search, attacking the fire on the second floor,
opening up the fire area, and stretching a back-up line to the fire
floor. Needs Needs describes to the Incident Commanders and
companies the requirements for you to complete your assigned tasks.
Will you need extra companies? Are your current resources
sufficient, will you require any additional tools or equipment.
Example Quint 70 to operations. We are on the second floor and have
fire in the Alpha/Bravo corner. We are getting a line on the fire
now and we need a truck company to open the ceiling for us.
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