300s - Operations Flashcards
(102 cards)
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Q
ICS system used when?
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3 or more fire companies are assigned or:
- IC determines companies used outside direct 1 on 1 control
- Too many companies for effective coordination
- Companies involved in complex interior ops
- Tactical positions present difficult coordination/control
- When close immediate coordination is desired
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Q
3 Modes per policy
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Investigate, Attack, Command
3
Q
Initial assignment should be followed with
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Primary objective
4
Q
Level 1 staging
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applies to day to day incidents, generally stage 1 block from incident, near hydrant
5
Q
Level 2 staging
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Reports to a staging officer or specific staging location
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Q
Structure fire response
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3 Engnes
1 Truck
1 BC
Inv
AMR
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Q
Commercial fire response
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4 Engines
2 Trucks
2 BC
Investigator
AMR
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Q
RIC tool cache
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TRILS
- TIC
- RIC bottle
- Irons
- Light
- Search line
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Q
How often will RIC perform a 360 and what are they assessing?
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Initial 360 and every 10 mins or PRN
- Utilities
- Building Construction
- # of Stories
- Roof access
- Secondary Access/egress
- Security bars
- Fire travel
- Hoseline placement
- Collapse hazard
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Q
After RIC 360, Captain establishes rescue plan consisting of?
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NEAR
- Number of personnel in IDLH
- Entrance points
- Additional tools
- Review search techniques
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Q
RIC entry PDAs
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- Eng enters first w/ search line
- Capt next w/ TIC, directs search and maintains contact w/ RGS and down FF
- FFs last w/ Irons and RIC bottle
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Upon locating down FF, captains duties are
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communicate needs/resources w/ IC, guide crew during extrication of FF
13
Q
High Rise definition
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4 stories or greater
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Q
High Rise PDA 1st Eng
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Fire floor/Attack/Div Control
- Size up
- Open FCC
- Obtain info, determine FF
- Identify attack/evacuation stairs
- Sound phone/building keys
- Elevator keys/recall (as needed)
- Assume Div control, CAN report
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High Rise PDA 1st Truck
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Fire Floor/Rescue group/Search/Door control
- Sound phone/building keys
- Obtain floor plan/pre plan
- Est. RGS
- Primary search on FF
- CAN report
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High Rise PDA 2nd Eng
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FDC/Supply/Assist w/ attack
- Fire floor and assist w/ attack
- Consider add air cylinders
- Engineer establish water supply
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High Rise PDA 3rd Eng
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Lobby/Comm Sys/Fire Pro. Sys/Elevator control
- Est lobby cont. in FCC or lobby
- assign FF to Recall and account for all elevators.Operate elevators per policy as needed to transport personnel/equipment to
- Est. personnel accountability system
- take control of FF protection systems
- operate PA to broadcast important FF messages/assist in occupant evacuation
- direct FF to attack corridor/ occupants to evacuate corridor
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Q
High Rise PDA 4th Eng
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Exposure Floor/Div Cont.
- Sound phone/keys
- Exposure floor
- Div control, CAN
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Q
Wide rise, 1st in initial investigation shall include
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Recon of office space and warehouse area
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Q
Wide rise PDA 1st Eng
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Investigation/Attack
- Size up, obtain info
- Invest. office/warehouse
- Report conditions
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Q
Wide rise PDA 2nd Eng
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360/RIC
- 360, report conditions
- Assist w/ investigation
- RIC PDAs
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Q
Wide rise PDA 3rd Eng
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Investigation/Attack/Supply
- Assist w/ investigation
- Determine best access
- Est supply (reverse lay)
- Attack lines
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Q
Wide rise PDA 1st Truck
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Forcible Entry/Ventilation
- Assit investigation
- Provide forcible entry and/or ventilation
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Q
Wide rise, 2nd alarm engine company, consider
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Designating engine to pump FDC
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Wide rise, consider moving comms to
Direct
- 8CAFIRE1D (Zone 12)
- Other direct ch in zone 8
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Ont Explorer Post number
357
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Adult committee for explorer program will consist of
At least 3 OFD members headed by a Committee Chairman
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Explorers may train on above ground operations as long as
2 instructors are present. 1 above ground, 1 ground
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Alert 1
Ground Emergency
- potential emergency
- minor mechanical abnormality
MMA
- ARFF units dispatched
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Alert 2
Airborne Emergency
- unsafe flight/operational condition exists
- ARFF units dispatched to staging positions
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Alert 3
Aircraft Accident
- crash occurred/imminent, or fire on board.
- Full ARFF response dispatched
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North SAP location and reporting units
590 S. Vineyard
- ME135, 138
- T138, R138
- Batt 1
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South SAP location and reporting units
2095 E. Avion
- ME 133, 136, 139
- WT 133, HM 139
- T131
- Batt 2 BC
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Truck company emergency responses
- Structure/Comm Fires
- TC w/ trapped or rollover
- Any incident where USAR is requested
- Fire alarms w/o reset
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BC approval needed for Truck company to be requested for mutual aid unless
Request comes from OFD company officer. Will be dispatched immediately w/ BC notification
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Truck company public service requests
W/in battalion:
- Ladder request
- Elevator rescue (Eng as well)
W/in Station district:
- CO alarm (Eng if medical needed)
- Alarm w/ reset
- Non injury HazMat
- Water salvage
- Odor investigation
- Wires down
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Initial EOD, hazardous incident perimeter
500 ft
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IED, radio/cell silence w/in
1000 ft
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No turnouts w/in how many feet of waters edge
10
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Swift water, order of rescue operations
Low to High
Awareness
- Search
- Talk
Operational
- Reach
- Throw
Operational/Technician
- Wade/Shallow water crossing
Technician
- Row
- Go and tow
- Helo
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Swift Water Response
4 Engines
2 Trucks
1 USAR (w/ on duty specialist)
2 BC
2 AMR
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Channel Rescue
Disp/ER considerations
- Point last seen
- Identify channel or cross streets
- Notify all agencies w/in 5 miles down stream
- Determine if OPD helo is available
- Consider 2nd Ambulance to collection point
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Channel Rescue,
Primary Eng responds to point of entry location, responsibilities:
- isolate area deny entry to non rescue personnel
- Search immediate area
- Obtain info
- Victim located? establish rescue site and re-direct resources
- At least 1 resource at collection point
- Attempt to get PFD to victim
- Est. rescue plan (low to high)
- Est downstream safeties 1:1 safety
- No victim found? Drop marker buoy and notify collection point crew
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Channel rescue, Collection point (downstream safety) responsibilities
1st unit
Split up, set up tension diagonal. Captain to overpass (upstream spotter) and prepare floatation device. Report to river L
2nd unit
Report to river R
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Augmented staffing for significant flood/flash flood potential
4 USAR members certified as swift water techs.
Safety Officer
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USAR response, min # of personnel
Must respond with at least 1 team member
Full response is generally 6 members
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Min # of USAR members/shift
4 members by assignment or bid
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Min # of Haz Mat members/shift
4
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Class A confined space
IDLH, entry by permit only
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Class B confined space
Has potential for injury/illness but is not IDLH
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Class C confined space
Has potential hazards but does not require any work modifications
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Confined space definition
- Limited or restricted entry/exit
- Large enough to enter/perform work
- Not designed for continuous occupancy
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Permit required confined space definition
Con. Space definition plus:
AEIO
- Hazardous atmosphere
- Engulfing hazard
- Inward converging walls/downward sloping floor
- Other health/safety hazards
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Hazardous atmosphere ranges:
- 10% of LEL
- < 19.5% or > 23.5% O2
- LEL combustible dust (obscures vision @ 5 ft)
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3 Types of confined spaces
- Limited opening enclosure
- Engulfment potential
- Open topped enclosure
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Confined space hazard identification (types)
BM PPE
- Biological
- Mechanical
- Physical
- Past/current use
- Engulfment
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Categories of hazardous atmosphere
FAIT
- Flammable
- Asphyxiants
- Irritants/Corrosives
- Toxic
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Confined space response
- 1 ME
- 2 Trucks
- USAR & on duty members
- HM & on duty members
- AMR
- BC
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Confined space pre entry operations
Size up
- Identify CS > CS response > entry permit > take command > gather info > develop primary/alt plan
Atmospheric monitoring
Stabilize area
Eliminate ignition sources
Provide lighting
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Firearms shall only be clean, loaded/unloaded where
Station workshop/tool room
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Firearm storage
Station: locked in desk/locker/safe
Vehicle: out of sight in locked vehicle
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Elevators in what buildings are required to have emergency operation features
- Elevators installed after 1973
- Does not apply to building less than 25' or pre 73 buildings under 50'
Summation:
After 1973 and greater than 25’
Or pre 1973 and greater than 50’
Not necessary for buildings under 25’
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Elevator Phase 1 and Phase 2
1= Recall
2= FF override
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Phase 1 Function
Causes/ what happens
- Alarm activation in elevator, hoist way, pit or machinery room
- Elevators will recall to lobby, unless alarm is in lobby, then floor above
- Manual recall, insert key and switch to "ON", elevators will recall to lobby
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Phase 2 Elevator Function
FF Override Phase, required in elevator buildings over 70' post 1973
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Elevator Safety Circuit Shunts
(Post 1998)
- Safety feature, will activate if water flow alarm in hoist way, pit or machine room and stop elevator travel
- Ppl/FFs inside will require physical rescue
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Elevators shall not be used in
- Fires below grade
- Below 7th floor, not used by 1st due companies until safety ensured
- Fire in hoist way, elevator equipment, machinery room
- May be used if fire above 7th story after "determination of use"
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Elevator hoist way should be inspected how often
5 floor intervals
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Who serves as primary dept. spokesperson
PIO Coordinator, designated by FC
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Casualty Collection Point (CCP)
Area that has cover and concealment, drop point between warm and cold zones (determined by RGS)
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Dynamic Risk Assessment
continuous process of gathering/evaluating info during incident to determine RED vs GREEN light conditions
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TECC
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
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High Threat Tactical Response (initial dispatch)
2 BC
4 ME
1 Truck w/ utility
EOD131
4 AMR w/ sup (staged)
Inv
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High Threat Tac Resp, tool consideration
TAIL
TIC
Additional drag device
Irons
Lights
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High Threat Tac Resp 1st Eng PDAs
- Size up/identify initial staging area/consider line of sight
- Set up RTF w/ OPD
- Pri obj, triage w/in warm zone, communicate # of patients
- Sec obj, stabilizing treatment
- Once stop point is reached, extricate furthest immediate pts
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High Threat Tac Resp 2nd/3rd Eng PDAs
- Est RTF w/ OPD
- Pri obj, stabilizing treatment
- Sec obj, extricate 1st critical patients encountered to CCP/Triage
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High Threat Tac Resp 4th Eng PDAs
- Check w/ IC for assignment
- Consider establishing MED Comm, Triage Group, Treatment Group
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High Threat Tac Resp 1st Truck PDAs
- Position to provide "line of sight" protection between warm and cold zone
- Check w/ IC for assignment
- Est RTF w/ OPD
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RTF designators
ME131 = RTF-131
T131 = RTF-T131
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RTF treatment priorities
Massive bleeding
Airway
Respiratory
Circulation
Head injury/Hypotension/Hypothermia
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How old must members of the general public/family members be to ride along?
- 14 years old
- Approval through FC, coordinated through BC
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How old must students in Fire Tech program be to ride along?
- 15 years old with written authorization from program and parent/guardian (students under 18)
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Requirements/Conditions for Ride Along Supervisors
- Have made prior arrangements and submitted documents
- Notify BC prior to start of ride along
- Review guidelines w/ participant
- Provide guidance
- May be required to provide written report/review
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Where is FD waiver (for ride alongs) sent
Training Captain
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Ride along hours
0800-2200
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When are roll calls performed?
- Visual count of personnel in IDLH, every 15 mins or after:
- Building collapse
- Abandon structure
- Mayday
- Flashover/backdraft/explosion
- Opperational retreat
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Company unity definition
Company remains together in an identifiable work group to ensure accountability and safety (captains responsibility)
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Who establishes the personnel accountability system?
IC
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Who collects PAS tags on an incident
Accountability officer or IC if accountability officer has not been established
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What shall all personnel entering a hazard zone have?
Supervision by a company officer
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Fire incident decon, support zone and drop zone definitions
- support zone (cold zone): area without risk, uphill/upwind
- drop zone: located w/in support zone, PPE collection point
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Levels of exposure
- Light, dry products of combustion for short duration (smoke in structure)
- Moderate, SCBA donned for exterior ops
- Heavy, interior ops for extended duration/long term exterior ops
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Gross decon is established for what exposure levels?
Where does it take place?
- For all three levels of exposure (Light, Moderate, Heavy)
Set up in contamination reduction zone (warm zone)
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Secondary decon applies to what exposure levels?
Moderate/heavy
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Goal is to shower w/in __ from release of incident
1 hr
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__ will ensure all personnel complete exposure reporting
Company officer
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High Rise response
4 engines
3 trucks
2 BC
Inv
AMR
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Who should supervise the evacuation of passengers from elevator cars?
Qualified elevator service technicians
## Footnote
This ensures safety and adherence to regulations during the evacuation process.
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Under what conditions can Fire Department personnel evacuate passengers from elevator cars?
When service technicians are unavailable, have extended ETA's, or when the responding Fire Officer deems it necessary
## Footnote
This allows for flexibility in emergency situations to prioritize public safety.
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HTTR response package
4E
1T w utility
2BC
EOD 131
INV 1850
4AMR
1AMR sup.
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Swift Water response package
4E
2T
USAR w OD specialists
2 BC
2 AMR
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Con Space/Trench response
1st due engine
2 T
USAR w OD specialists
Hazmat w OD team members
1 BC
1 AMR consider #vics and rescuers
Consider second Type 1 USAR team
