200s Loss Control, Salvage, Overhaul, Occupant Services Flashcards

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What should be considered when forcing doors or venting?

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Loss control

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Loss control can be its own branch, what sectors operate under loss control?

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1: Salvage
2: Overhaul
3: Occupant Services
4: Critique

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How can we reduce water damage?

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1: Use appropriate GPM
2: Put water directly on fire embers (not drywall if possible)
3: Don’t wet attic unless needed
4: Use Class A Foam
5: Wipe off tables and counters with dry towel
6: Block furniture
7: Salvage covers
8: Hall runners
9: Shovel debris off carpet

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How can we reduce smoke damage?

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1: Close doors
2: PPV
3: Take smoldering objects outside
4: Turn off HVAC
5: Dont pull drywall from corners
6: Cut small holes for attic or use man door

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What is building packaging?

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1: Vent each room
2: Debris brought outside
3: Valuables boxed if dry
4: Secure building board up or plastic cover openings
5: Remove broken glass

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What are some additional customer service elements we can do during salvage?

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1: Take RP on a tour show them what we did and why
2: May have to stop salvage for investigator
3: Care for pets
4: May need to request more resources for large incidents

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What are the objectives of salvage?

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1: Stop reduce source of damage
2: Protect remove contents

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What can we do if we can’t remove items for salvage?

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Gather in center of room, raise up, cover

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What should be considered during salvage?

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1: Type value location of contents
2: Extent and location of fire
3: Recognize existing potential damage sources
4: Estimate required resources (early to reduce damage)
5: Consider replacement price (not just money) (business records, pictures etc)
6: Loss control meet with RP and get info from them

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Where should salvage start?

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In the area most threatened by damage

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What is a big source of damage we can control?

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Our actions, consider what damage we need to do and what is excessive

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It is the responsibility of IC to make sure all personnel doing overhaul have proper PPE, what does this include?

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1: Full Turnouts
2: SCBA

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What is a post fire inspection?

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A walk through of the structure to monitor for rekindle after fire control , and at scheduled intervals after. (Full PE)

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What is a room and contents fire?

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Did not extend past area of origin, past drywall, duct work, plumbing, electrical

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What is a RAT?

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Remote Activation Terminal, it is a portable wireless fire detection system

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How long should a RAT be placed?

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At least 12 hours

17
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For structure fires command should order a post fire inspections by different crews at what intervals?

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2, 4, 8. If a RAT can’t be placed more frequent may be necessary. You can also ask PD to do drive bus during the first 2 hours

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What type of fires should have a high index of suspicion for rekindles?

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1: Fire in cellulose insulation
2: Multi family dwelling where family are let back in
3: Fire around tightly framed components (doors windows electrical)
4: Fires under the structure or in floors
5: Other conditions where likely
6: Vents
7: Light fixtures
8: Baseboards

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How can we conduct good overhaul in compiled goods or concealed spaces?

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1: Class A Foam (check with investigator)
2: TICs

20
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Command is responsible for thorough overhaul and no hidden fires, what is the responsibility of the last officer on scene?

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Ensure total fire extinguishment, Post fire inspection

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What do we need to do to perform scheduled post fire inspections?

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Get RP permission, possibly get a key

22
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How do we overhaul defensive fires?

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From the exterior by applying water

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What should be considered while overhauling and an investigator is in route?

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Leave evidence in place

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What can customer service sector assist with?

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1: Notifying insurance, family member, Red Cross etc.
2: Answer all questions
3: Provide the document “after the fire”

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What is an additional function of overhaul?
Securing the scene, ensuring hazards are identified for others
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When do we set up Occupant Service Sector?
All working structure fires
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Occupant service may extend past the termination of the event. How can command get units back in service?
Use staff personnel
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What are the responsibilities of Occupant Services?
1: Coordinate with loss control officer 2: Explain whats happening to the RP 3: Get info from RP about the structure and contents 4: Provide a cell phone for RP to use 5: Communicate where evacuees have been sent 6: ID health needs of RP bystanders 7: Red Cross 8: Notify other agencies or individuals 9: Walk through 10: Restore utilities 11: Connectors 12: Security 13 "After the FIre" 14: Insurance 15: Water blankets shelter
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Who does Occupant Services report to?
Command unless there is a Loss Control branch
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What can Occupant services do to aid in mental health of RP?
1: Explain body removal procedure 2: Contact CISM
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What can Red Cross provide and what info do they need?
1: Clothes food toiletries temp housing 2: Address 2: Location of victims 3: Phone numbers 4: Number of displaced people 5: Incident number