Acks Flashcards
L.I.V.E.S
Used for size up of an under river tube or nearby station emergency call
L: location of incident / & Life hazards
I: Incident info, ( nature of incident,take readings w/rad-50, obtain info from those who have self evacuated)
V: ventilation, anything put into operation before our arrival / options available.
E: Evacuation, Are any passengers that are on the train self evacuating. Are they walking 1 way or both
S: Safety, secondary device awareness, Supervision
L.U.N.A.R
Used in collapse situations. The collapse interview form uses LUNAR for locating missing members
L: last seen location or reference point U: unit member is working in N: name A: assignment R: resources needed to reach safety
S.H.E.L.L
Preferred order of victim removal
1) Interior Stairs
2) Horizontal exits
3) Fire escape
4) Ladders
5) Life saving rope
F.A.I.R
Removing a downed fireman:
Fire / environment
Air
Immediate medical care (if necessary & possible)
Removal
O.R.A.L
Acetylene torch
O. Oxygen open first
R. Right turn
A. Acetylene opened
L. Left turn
Deputy Tony Hit A Home Run Far Away
Reasons a life saving rope goes OSS
Doubt Two of more people (weight of) Hockle Acid or acid fumes Heat (excessive) Rust persistent Frozen Abrasions
Remember Always Pull Out The Existing File Card First. 0-8
Uniform filing system
Reports. 0 Administration. 1 Personnel. 2 Operations. 3 Training. 4 Equip / supplies. 5 Finances. 6 Civil defense. 7 Fire Protection. 8
M.O.L.D
Times a member may take mask off
Malfunction
O.I.C gives ok, sector by sector or IC
Life Saving
Depleted Cylinder
D.E.P.T
First aid ways to stop bleeding
Direct pressure
Elevation
Pressure points
Tourniquet
C.A.T.S
Reasons for immediate charges concerning apparatus
C. No chocks
A. Apparatus doors struck
T. Tillerman not in tiller
S. seat belts not work
S.I.R
What an officer and chauffeur can discuss while responding
Speed of apparatus
Info over dept radio
Route to be taken
10-75
Code for each tip of multiversal which will give 800 gpm in portable position
100 psi 1 1/4 tip
70 psi. 1 1/2 tip
50 psi. 2 tip
L.O. D.A.N.C.E
Officer if 1st due, transmits to I.C
Officer if 1st due, transmits to I.C
L. Location of fire
O. Occupants lost / Found
D. Difficulty / Deay in F.E or advancement
A. Access to fire area
N. number of apartments
C. Condition of fire
E Extension. Additional lines if necessary
D.O.R. C.C.S
Decisions officer can delegate to nozzle man
D. Direction of stream
O. Opening in a emergency
R. Rate of advance
C. Call for more line
C. Cracking down
S. sweeping floor
F.I.N.E
Basic causes of accidents going in reverse
F. Failure to anticipate conditions
I. Improper steering
N. not knowing conditions
H.U.L.L
Truck officer equipment to roof on 2nd alarm or greater
Truck officer equipment to roof on 2nd alarm or greater
H. Hose roller
U. Utility rope
L. Life belt
L. L.S.R
COAL. WAS. WEALTH
Size up considerations:
C. Construction. W. Weather. W. water supply
O occupancy A. Aux app. E. exposures
A. Area S. street conditions. A. Appar / equip
L. Life L. Locat / extent of fire
T. Time
H. Height
U. LIAR
Info to transmit when the Rig is involved in an accident.
( determine if major or minor if you can)
U. Unit I.D
L. Location
I. Injuries
A. Apparatus remaining or not. (If minor)
R. Responding / returning from alarm or other duties
S.H.A.F.T
Roof an transmits to I.C
S. smoke ( color and volume) H. Height of building A. Access for app F. Fire showing from windows. ( not visible from street) T. Trapped persons and locations
Plus locations of stairways , fire escapes and party wall balconies & unusual info affecting safety
D.R.U.M
Reasons to stop CPR
D. Doctor declares dead
R. Recovery of patient
U. You are exhausted
M. Medical person relieves you
L.C.E.S
Additional safety procedures required at collapse incidents
L. Lookouts
C. Communications
E. Escape routes
S. Safe havens
L.E.C.E
Order of priorities for firefighting
L. Life
E. Exposures
C. Confinement
E. Extinguishment
Subway HT communication relay
C.O.R.E
C. Chauffeur
O. OVM
R. Roof
E. Engine Officer
Truck boss / Inside team at location of incident
B.O.A.T
When are bridges and tunnels inspected
Semi annually in April & October
Bridges.
October
April
Tunnels
HA - Sac WA - Sac
ERP hazmat procedures
1st ladder: HAzard assessment
2nd ladder: Site Access Control
1st Engine: WAter supply. (May preform CFR-D)
2nd Engine: Site Access control. ( May preform CFR-D)
3rd Engine: should be assigned CFR-D. ( if 1st & 2nd engine are doing cfrd, 3rd engine does water & decon or site control)
1st ladder team 1: Hazard ID
1st ladder team 2: information Resources
2nd ladder team 1: information Resources
2nd ladder team 2 : initial exclusion zone
C. U. T
Roof fire protection in New Law Tenements
1916 - 1929, fire protection go only as high as the Ceiling of top floor. C
1930 - 1940. Fire protection is carried to the Underside of the roof boards. U
1940 - …… Fire protection is carried to the Top of the roof boards. T
P.B.S Sucks
4 things to do when discovering fireworks during an inspection
4 things to do when discovering fireworks during an inspection
P Call Police
B. Call Bureau of fire investigation
S. Retain a small Sample
S. Issue a Summons U C K S
H.A.L.S
Things to place in TL bucket when used for ventilation purposes
H. Hook
A. Axe & halligan
L. Life saving rope
S. Power Saw
Nozzle pressures for a supplied TL should generally not exceed what
100 PSI at the nozzle
Supply water to base of TL @ 200 - 250 psi
Generally only 1 source is used for water to base of TL. ( relay pumper can take from more than 1 source)
P.R.O.B.B.E
What an officer is to do when they reasonably suspects or knows that on/ off duty members are drinking on dept premises
P. Prohibit on & off duty members from leaving
R. immed “R”elieve the on duty member from emer response duty
O. Immediately have the affected unit placed “O”ut of service
B. Notify the admin “B”AT&T chief or the next superior officer
B. Notify “B”it’s
E. Make “E”ntry in the company journal