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Fire Safety and Utility Controls

CERT Basic Training Unit 7

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Unit Objectives

● Explain role of CERTs in fire safety ● Identify and reduce potential fire and utility risks ● Describe CERT sizeup process ● Conduct basic sizeup for a fire emergency ● Explain basic safety precautions ● Identify hazardous materials ● Extinguish small fires using a fire extinguisher

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Disasters that can effect our area.

● Disasters are relatively unexpected, emergency personnel may be overwhelmed, lives, health, and the environment are endangered.

● Disasters consist of Natural, Manmade, Technological.

Natural: Earthquakes, winter storms, landslides, Seiche, tsunamis, volcanoes, flooding, (pandemics), power outages.

Manmade: Terrorist attacks, hazardous material spills, large scale accidents, etc.

Technological

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Cascadia earthquake

An Earthquake is a sudden slipping or movement of a portion of the Earth’s crust, caused by a sudden release of stresses, usually less than 25 miles below the surface.

Subduction Zone (Cascadia) - (Juan de Fuca Plate diving under the North American Plate) Mega Quakes (like Chile) happens approx. every 300 years. Last one struck in 1700

Deep (Juan de Fuca Plate) – Happens every 30 -50 years (1949, 1965, 2001)

Crustal Faults (Seattle Fault Zone )– (900 AD, 1872)

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South Whidbey Island Fault Zone

Seattle Fault Zone

Tacoma Fault Zone

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Active faults in the

Puget Lowland

Puget Sound has thousands of small quakes every year!

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BE PREPARED TO TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, YOUR FAMILY FOR 7 DAYS

Prepare before a disaster: 7 days (House Kit, Car Kit, Work Kit)

Know where your water shut off is, how to turn off your gas, circuit box and most of all – Know your neighbors!

Mercer Island www.mercergov.org/emergencyprep Take safety precautions during a disaster. Drop/ Cover/ Hold Take care of yourself, family, home and Pets. Dress for safety: Heavy soled shoes, leather gloves, hard hat, flashlight. If you smell gas shut off gas. (make sure you have a wrench, know how and where the meter is at) Turn off electrical at circuit box Shut off water at main house valve or at main valve at street Call out of state contact to check on family members if phone systems are disrupted locally. Tune into KIRO radio station (KIRO 710AM) or MIHS Radio station 88.9FM or 94.5FM with battery operated radio for info. Check on neighbors to see if OK If willing, volunteer at your city to assist those in need. (206-275-7600 – EOC Phone Number)

if you are off Island, have you planned for someone to take care of your kids/ family if you can’t get back on the Island? Kit in your house, car, workplace? Wrench on gas meter? Know how to turn off your utilities, water? Fire Extinguishers in house? Smoke detectors working?

Currently One shelter site, the community center at Mercer View 8236 SE 24th (Goal for 2013 south end shelter) Faith community may assist with additional warming / cooling areas – signs will be posted at intersections for further

information.

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Mercer Island Volunteers

230 active Volunteers

•Volunteers contacted for activation. •Volunteers meet at City Hall Court Room for check in. •Volunteer will receive badge (if don’t already have one) Lime green vest and be placed into teams below:

Medical Mortuary services Search & Rescue Sheltering Food Services Mental Health Child Care Senior Care Animal Shelter Well Operations Damage Assess & Windshield Survey HAM Radio Resource acquisition and tracking Transportation Administration

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Incident Essentials

Priorities in any disaster Life Safety Property Environment

Medical Tagging Black / white tape Dead Red tape critical Yellow tape injured Green tape OK Building Operational Status

Red No Entrance to Structure - Critical Yellow Limited Entrance - Critical Functional Green Normal Operations – Structure OK

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Unit Topics

● Fire chemistry ● Fire and utility hazards in the home,

workplace, and neighborhood ● CERT sizeup ● Fire sizeup considerations ● Firefighting resources ● Fire suppression safety ● Hazardous materials

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Role of CERTs

● CERTs play very important role in fire safety by: Extinguishing small fires Preventing additional fires by removing fuel

sources Shutting off utilities Assisting with evacuations, when necessary

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CERT Priorities

● Help in emergencies before professional responders arrive

● Rescuer safety is number one priority Always work with a buddy Always wear safety equipment

CERT Goal: Do the greatest good for

the greatest number

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The Fire Triangle

● Heat ● Fuel ● Oxygen

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5 Classes of Fire

● A: Ordinary combustibles ● B: Flammable and combustible liquids ● C: Energized electrical equipment ● D: Combustible metals ● K: Cooking oils

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Reducing Electrical Hazards

● Avoid the “electrical octopus”

● Don’t run cords under carpets

● Check for and replace broken or frayed cords

● Maintain appliances

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Electrical Emergencies

● Know where power shutoffs are for: Appliances Circuit breakers Fuses

● Post shutoff directions next to all utilities ● Know procedures for turning power back

on

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Shutoff Procedures

● Fuse box with shutoff ● Circuit box with shutoff

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Natural Gas Hazards

● Asphyxiant Robs body of oxygen

● Explosive Can easily ignite

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Natural Gas Hazard Awareness

● Install natural gas detector ● Install carbon monoxide detector in home ● Test batteries for natural gas and carbon

monoxide detectors every month Change batteries every 6 months

● Locate and label gas shutoffs Have proper non-sparking tool

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Gas Shutoff

● Locate and label gas shutoff valves

● If not automatic, know procedures for shutting off gas

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L.I.E.S.

● Always read labels ● Use L.I.E.S. storage procedures (Limit,

Isolate, Eliminate, Separate)

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CERT Sizeup

1. Gather Facts 2. Assess Damage 3. Consider Probabilities 4. Assess Your Situation 5. Establish Priorities 6. Make Decisions 7. Develop Plan of Action 8. Take Action 9. Evaluate Progress

REMEMBER: CERT SIZEUP IS A

CONTINUAL PROCESS

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CERT Fire Sizeup

● Helps responders decide: Whether to attempt to suppress a fire A plan of action

● Answers these questions: Do my buddy and I have the right equipment? Are there other hazards? Is the building structurally damaged? Can my buddy and I escape? Can my buddy and I fight the fire safely?

Remember: The safety of individual CERT members is always the top priority

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Firefighting Resources

● Portable fire extinguishers ● Wet standpipes ● Confinement ● “Creative” resources

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Fire Extinguishers

● Water ● Dry chemical ● Carbon dioxide ● Specialized fire extinguisher

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Extinguisher Rating/Labeling

● Labels show types of fires that extinguisher is used for: Class A fire ratings: 1A to 40A Class B fire ratings: 1B to 640B

● Higher number on label = greater amount of extinguishing agent

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Examples of Labels

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P.A.S.S.

PULL

AIM

SQUEEZE

SWEEP

Test the extinguisher after pulling the pin

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Interior Wet Standpipes

● Usually in commercial buildings or apartments

● Work in two-person teams when using wet standpipes

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Fire Suppression Safety

Safety of individual CERT members is top priority

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Fire Suppression Don’ts

● Don’t get too close ● Don’t try to fight a fire alone ● Don’t try to

suppress large fires

● Don’t enter smoke-filled areas

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Hazardous Materials

● Corrode other materials ● Explode or are easily ignited ● React strongly with water ● Are unstable when exposed to heat or

shock ● Are otherwise toxic to humans, animals, or

the environment through absorption, inhalation, injection, or ingestion

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Identifying Stored Hazmats

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The White Quadrant

● NFPA 704 Diamond White Quadrant: W: Shows unusual

reactivity with water OX: Possesses

oxidizing properties

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STOP!

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Hazmats in Transit

Orange Red White Red

Red & White

Red & White

Blue Yellow White Yellow & White

Black & White

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UN and NA Placards

1203

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Name

Chemical Class

Symbol

Chemical Number

Chemical Class

Symbol

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Greater Than 1?

Remember! All hazardous material placards are

a stop sign for CERTs

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Unit Summary

● You should know: Keys to effective fire suppression CERT sizeup and fire sizeup considerations Classes of fire and types of fire extinguishers P.A.S.S. How to identify hazardous materials

Always follow the safety rules established for

CERTs – personal safety comes first!

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Homework Assignment

1. Read unit to be covered in next session 2. Bring necessary supplies to next session 3. Wear appropriate clothes to next session

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NIMS Compliance Highly recommended that volunteers complete the following online courses.

Print and keep a copy of your certificate when you complete the test. FEMA does not keep records of who takes these classes. Links to Online Classes: IS-700.A NIMs Introduction http://www.training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/is700a.asp IS-100.b http://www.training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/IS/IS100b.asp

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Mercer Island Volunteer Training Community Emergency Response Teams

CERT Training with Mercer Island Additions

206-275-7905 or [email protected]

www.mercergov.org/emergencyprep

2012 Volunteer Training Schedule Saturday March 17, 2012 *Basic Disaster Prep 0900-1200 Council Chambers Saturday April 14, 2012 Well operation 0900-1200 Well site 4320 88th Saturday May 19, 2012 * CERT Org./ Communications 0900-1200 Council Chambers Saturday June 16, 2012 *Disaster First Aid 0900-1200 Council Chambers Saturday July 21, 2012 Damage Assessment 0900-1200 Council Chambers Saturday August 18, 2012 *Search & Rescue 0900-1200 North Fire Station Saturday October 20, 2012 *Fire Suppression Training 0900-1200 Council Chambers Saturday November 17, 2012 *Disaster Mental Health 0900-1200 Council Chambers Saturday December 15, 2012 *Terrorism Response Training 0900-1200 Council Chambers Saturday January 19, 2013 *Final Test / Graduation 0900-1200 Council Chambers February 2013 Red Cross Shelter Class * Denotes Class needed for CERT Certification, other classes are optional and specific to MI.

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Mercer Island Emergency Phone Numbers

Call 9-1-1 only if you need an immediate response from police, fire or medics.

Utility Companies

Puget Sound Energy (24 hr): 1-888-225-5773 Seattle City Light: 206-684-7400 (24 hr Outage Hotline) or 206-684-3000

Police Mercer Island (24 hrs): 425-577-5656

Fire and EMS Mercer Island: 206-275-7607 (business hours) 425-577-5656 (24 hrs)

Roads, Transportation and Traffic Travel Information: 511

Mercer Island Maintenance: 425-577-5656 Washington State Patrol: 425-401-7788 Vehicle Collision Report

Health and Human Services Public Health: 1-800-325-6165

Washington Poison Center (24 hr): 1-800-222-1222 Crisis Clinic: 1-866-427-4747

Washington Information Network: 211 Public Health Duty Officer 206-296-4606

City of Mercer Island main number / Emergency Operation Center 206-275-7600

mercergov.org/emergencyprep

Other Services King County Flood Warning Information Line (recorded flood phase information):

1-800-945-9263 King County Flood Warning Center (staffed only during a flood event): 1-800-

768-7932 American Red Cross serving King County: 206-323-2345 or 360-377-3761

Regional Animal Services: 206-296-7387 Illegal Dumping: 1-866-431-7483 Online Reporting


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