Flashcards in Acronyms Deck (148):
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10-25 Code
"Brenda Berkman isn't so tough"
Building
Blown cover Issuing smoke
Smoke seeping
Transformer
1
Cellular phone site CIDS
Emergency phone number
Room- Cell site room location
Backup power location
Shut offs
2
Member bit by a dog
PBA ME
Police
Board of Health
animal control if stray
medical officer
EMS
3
NFPA 704 diamond
Hot farts really smell
Health blue
Flammability red
Reactivity yellow
Special white
0-4 (0-okay 4-most severe )
4
To safeguard the premises
POOR
POLICE
OWNER
OCCUPANT
RESPONSIBLE PERSON
5
ECC duties
Bird
Backstretch
in line pumping
relay water
draft water
6
Duties an engine officers cannot delegate
DROP CS
Direct initial stream
rate of advancement
opening
partial shutdown
Call for water
shutdown
7
Information for Mayday a member is located
FAIR
Fire environment
air
immediate medical care
removal
8
Info gathered when reported mayday of missing member
LUNAR
Last known location
Unit working that tour
Name
Assignment
Resources needed
* Any imminent condition affecting member
9
Four times when we stretch a foam line
FLEW
Fire -product on fire
Liquid-Flammable
Exposure problem
Work-Personnel working in the area
10
Unable to advance handline into cellar
GALA
Gain entry (unable to)
Advance line( unable to)
Locate (Unable)
Advanced fire
11
Flagging column entries
"Give Flip MSoda RC"
1st word (GIVEFLIP) has one entry
2nd word (MSODA) has 2 entries
3rd word (RC) has 3 entries to remember
(G) disregard - out
(I) - ING
(V) - VIS
(E) - EE
(F) - F
(L) - LV
(I) - EI
(P) - PR
12
Unable to contact co officer, priority order
"CIA"
1. (C)hauffeur
2. (I)C
3. (A)ny other HT equipped member
13
Advantages of in-line pumping
"FEELS ECC"...
(F)ast water on fire
(E)xterior stream position
(E)quipment on rig close by
(L)ower engine pressure
(S)horter stretches
(ECC) in better position to assist
14
TB Supervision
"OUTSIDERS before INSIDERS, but UPSET PEOPLE go first, RANK has its priveleges"
1. Superiors (rank has its privlge)
2. UPSET people (outside or inside)
3. OUTSIDERS (another agency, unit/civilians)
4. ROUTINE contact w/INSIDERS
15
Gas shutoff priority
"All Men Honestly Expect Casual Sex"
(A)ppliance
(M)eter
(H)ead of service valve
(E)xterior gas riser valve
(C)urb valve
(S)treet valve
16
Elevator Emergencies
"Fat Irish Prick"
(F)ire
(I)njury
(P)anic
17
Decision to go above
"When going above, notify everyone CONTROL LSR"
(C)ontrol door
(L)ine placement/availability water
(S)everity of fire
(R)efuge area consideration
18
Under River Rail size-up
"LIVES"....
(L)ocation/life hazard
(I)nformation
(V)entilation
(E)vacuation
(S)afety
19
Roof man's duty at a brownstone fire in order
"Susie Comes Really Fast After Some Cocktails"
1st Skylights & Draftstops
2nd survey Courts shafts rear yard
3rd Rescues
4th Top floor Windows
5th Any remaining skylights
Last Scuttle Cover
20
Proper way to Don bunker gear
"Puerto Ricans hate cockroaches"
Pants
radio
hood
coat
21
How many times to shut off high-pressure gas valves other than BUG
"OTHER"=5 letters
4 1/2-5 turns
22
Company journal entry after contacting StarFire with a problem
"NNN"
Nature of problem
Name that was notified
Notification time
**RRP-in flagging column when they come to repair in& out
23
What reports are kept for one year except
"AUDI"
Accident reports
unusual occurrence
death
injury to member civilian
**kept Indefinitely
24
Process for discipline and conflict in management and supervision
First- life and limb
Second -protection of property
Third -people before paper
"SPOR"
Supervisors
people who are upset
outsiders
routine contact inside
25
Bereavement leave to a member for immediate family
"WCBS FM"
Wife husband the domestic partner
Child
Brother
Sister
Father
Mother
* Immediate family member of spouse parent or child spouse or other residing members house at time of death
** Not more than 2 night tours/2 day tours & night tour can be granted by DC
*** Starts 0900 following time of death
26
Report given to the IC should contain
"CAN"
Conditions found
Actions taken
Needs (additional)
27
Out of service sprinklers/standpipes, officer on duty must request a battalion chief if:
"LU STAND"
Large occ
Unusually complex occ
Schools
Theaters
Assembly Public
Number (large) people congregate
Dept sores (large)
28
Immediate notification of IG
"CCCMM"
Corruption-false claims bribes
Criminal-theft law violations
Conflict of interest
Misconduct-failure to make not. To IG
Mismanagement
29
Immediate notification to bits
ABCD
Alcohol
Brawl between brothers
Civilian confrontation
Dangerous driving drugs
* During business hours by phone
after business hours through FDOC
30
CIMS
FDNY primary agency single command
ABCCDEEF
Auto extrication (1st before PD)
Boat in distress (1st before PD)
Collapse of structure
Confined space
Downed tree
Elevator
Entrapment impalement
31
Written notification to bits
IMMAC
Incompetence
Misuse misappropriation of department time
Misconduct under IC jurisdiction
Arrest -Follow up report
Charges against member
32
Officer on duty who reasonably suspects or knows violation of AUC 202 shall immediately:
"PRO BBE"
Prohibit on or off duty members from leaving without permission of the investigating officer
Relieve all on-duty members from response
Out of service- affected unit
Battalion notified or next superior
Bits notified
Entry journal
33
High-rise office building (Class E) two-way communication to the fire command Station
"WAMEE P"
Warden station
Air handling room
Mechanical control center
Elevators
Elevator machinery room
Fire pump room
34
Placement of aerial ladder is dependent on
"FISHS"
Frontage of building
Immediate rescue
Smoke-Or fire causing an exposure that would endanger a victim or member on ladder
Heat. "
Street conditions
35
Procedure if steel plates are discovered
SAVE
Sprinkler recommendation A 234
A-8 forwarded
VO is no sign is posted
Engineer or architect is more than 1/4 inch thick on roofed or floors
36
Variables that affect smoke movement
"When Kathy slapped Tony very hard"
Wind ** most important-HVAC
CONSTRUCTION OR CONFIGURATION BUILDING
Temperature differential (stack effect)
Mechanical
Ventilation
Height building
37
Airhorn communications at collapse incidents
One long- three short- one long &one short
1 long (3 seconds) to cease operations or quiet
Three short-(One second) evacuate area
One long & one short-Resume operations
38
Parking considerations must not do on BISP
ABCDE
Any part of rig extends into intersection
Busstops
Construction material past the sidewalk on the street
Double park ****most important
Emergency lights
39
Power saw: slaps on the back
1-stop (1word)
2- start cut (2words)
3-shut down saw (3words)
40
Tillerman signals to chauffeur (Buzzes)
1-2-3 (word syllables)
1 stop (1syl)
2 ready (2 syl)
3 back it up (3 syl)
41
Tools to bring when doing a window removal at hanging scaffold emergencies (last resort)
FUCT
FE tools
Utility
Cups (suction cups)
Tape
42
Communication signals that can be made with a 10-19
"BROIL SOS"
Brush
rubbish
oil burner
incinerator
leak water
Food on the stove
steam
Oder of smoke
sprinkler
43
What information to give the dispatcher is no owner is available after a car fire
"MMLL"
Make
model
license plate number
location
44
Info that must be provided when requesting an ambulance and the initial assessment is complete
"PAR 3C's"
Pulse rate
AGE
respiration rate
CUPS status
CPR initiated
chief complaint
45
Additional information that must be provided with a mayday for a collapse has occurred
"LENT"
Location
extent collapse
number and nature of injuries
trapped members (if any)
46
Responding without PPE is permissible when
??????!!
NÉE
Non-fire response including CFR
ERS no contact
E CLASS E Alarms
47
Reports prepared and signed by lieutenants
MUDIFAC
Meritorious acts
Unusual occurrences,urgentNature
Death
Injury
Fire
Accident
Charges
** Also chimney violations
48
No supervisor at the scene may tell the press:
HIT
Hospital (transported to)
Injured (the number of victims of patients)
Type (of incident)
49
Adult to child ratio needed when visiting the firehouse
415 – 3020
4 kids to 1 adult under the third grade (2nd or below)
15 kids to 1 adult third and fourth grade
30 kids to 1 adult fifth-grade and up
20 kids to 1 adult for Boy Scouts
** Visits one hour long between 900 and 1700
50
Nine primary sections of the uniformed filing system
"Remember always pull out the existing file card first"
0-Reports
1-Administrative
2-Personnel
3-Operations
4- Training
5- Equipment/supplies
6- Finance funds
7- Civilian Defense
8-Fire prevention
51
Tools brought to the roof of an isolated flat roof building in a tower ladder bucket
HARSH
Halligan
Axe
Rope LSR
Saw
Hook (six-foot)
52
CIDS form CD-201 prepared in duplicate must include
"Fat old Bobby Hunter eats crow"
FD designation (rehab, major alteration,target hazard, if applicable)
Occupancy-example M.D. factory school
Building- height dimension class (Example four-story 25 x 40 class 3)
Hazards with description
Enhanced response when applicable
CFR-D hold part of FD designation
53
Ribbon Board or ledger board is found in what type of construction
"Tie ribbons to balloons"
Ribbon board to balloon construction
54
Things firefighters and officers should read on the blackboard immediately upon entering quarters
"SHEA CLOSing"
Standpipe sprinkler OOS
HYDRANTS MAINS OOS
Equipment changes on rig
Adjoining companies out of service
CLOSed streets
55
What you do elevator recall is initiated and the elevator doors are found closed in the lobby
MOO ADO
Manual recall - OFF normal position
ON fire service
Automatic recall- Door open
56
3 ways a manual and automatic elevator will recall
"EMW"
Elevator smoke detector- automatic
Manual- 1620 key
Waterflow/sprinklers-automatic
57
What information does the first truck at a high-rise office building Direct from fire safety director or surrogate
SEAL or SALE
Status of our elevators
Evacuation if procedures implemented
Access their serving fire floor
Location of fire
58
What constitutes an elevator emergency
FIP
Fire endangering passenger and stuck elevator
Injured passenger in stuck elevator
Panicking passengers
59
Sole plates are found on exterior walls and what type of construction
Platform shoes have soles
Platform = sole plate
60
Automatic sprinkler system taxpayers are needed due to square footage 1938 1968 codes
10-75
1938= 10,00 sqft
1968- 7,500 sqft
** Maybe only cellar due to variances
61
1938 building code classes
Class 1 fireproof (best)
2 Fire protected(Second best)
3 Non-fireproof (three words)
4 Wood (Four letters )
5 Metal (five letters)
6 Timber (Six letters)
62
Occupancy classes building codes (A,B,C etc)
Class:
A Hi hazard
B. Storage
C Mercantile
D Industrial
E Business
F. Assembly
G Educational
H Institutional
J Residential
K Miscellaneous
63
Members of the New York State petroleum commission
STEAM
Shell
Texaco
Exxon
Amaco
Mobil
64
Info given to the dispatcher for a leaking fuel truck
PLAN
Pertinent information
Location
Amount
Name of company involved
65
ICS: What's the difference between strike team and task force
SS TT
SS-STRIKE TEAM COMBINATION OF SAME KIND/ TYPE OF RESOURCE
TT- Task force combination of resources put together for Temporary assignment
66
CIMS: FDNY core competency
FEMSLAM
Fire suppression
Evacuation of structure
Medical care
Search and rescue
Life safety at CBRN and hazmat
Arson investigation
Mass Decon
67
Five main functions of incident command system (ICS)
C FLOP
Command
Finance administration
Logistics
Operations
Planning
68
Lobby control unit equipment assignment
CHEESES
Clipboard
HT
Elevator keys
Elevator control sheet
Spare Cylinders
Entry tools
Search rope
69
First officer on the fire floor should transmit the following information to officer in command
LO DANCE
Location of fire apartment
Occupants located or accounted for
Difficulties delays in gaining entry or line
Access stairs
Number of apartments per floor/need for additional lines
Conditions fire or smoke
Extension fire extension how it is extending
70
When should CPC officer Don CPC equipment
CNN
COMPLEX ENTRY TEAM OPERATION
Not in line of sight of entry team
Number of entry teams required
71
What information should IC transmit to the dispatcher when a leak in the Buckeye pipeline is identified
LATE
Location
Amount estimation
Topography
Exposures
72
During water emergency and after completing assigned patrol duties fax the following information to the battalion
LOSS
Low water pressure in area
Opens hydrants (number of)
Shutdown hydrants
Spray caps placed (number of)
73
Dunn's hierarchy of collapse
"Battalion Chiefs Give Beat Downs"
Bearing walls
Columns
Girders
Decks
74
1.Ambulatory 2. Non- Ambulatory: Red- Immediate Transport Yellow- Delayed Transport 3. Victims requiring disentanglement/extrication: Red- Immediate Transport Yellow- Delayed Transport 4. Black Tag (Deceased) (Under river rail operations 7)
.
75
Victim Removal Order:
1.Ambulatory 2. Non- Ambulatory: Red- Immediate Transport Yellow- Delayed Transport 3. Victims requiring disentanglement/extrication: Red- Immediate Transport Yellow- Delayed Transport 4. Black Tag (Deceased) (Under river rail operations 7)
76
Victim Removal Order:
BSFD
Back simple
Front difficult
77
Backdraft smoke color
-*young boys get young dark babes2 (squared)
78
Classes of hazardous materials
"Every good lieutenants standard operating procedures require correct management"
1.Explosives
2. compressed gases
3.flammable liquids
4.flammable solids
5.oxidizers
6.Poisons
7.radioactive material
8.corrosives
9.miscellaneous dangerous goods
79
Shipping papers
Truck Bill of lading
Railroad waybill
Aircraft airbill
Ship cargo manifest
80
Conditions that exclude hose from being tested
GO BMW CAR
Gasket broken dried out
Out of round coupling
Burnt
Mildew
Worn hose jacket
Coupling damaged
Abrasion
Rot
81
First arriving officer @ a vacant fire must make a determination interior/exterior attack
LEAN
Location & extent
Exposure problems
Any known life hazard
Number of units responding
82
MV-104 must be forwarded when
DID
Death
Injury
Damage over $1000
83
Time frame of when an MV-104 must be forwarded
104
10 days to NYS DMV
4 days (96hrs) safety command accident claims
84
Info that must be reported to dispatcher when involved in a rig accident
R U SLIM
Responding or returning
Unit involved
Staying on scene
Location
Injuries (# and type)
Major or minor
*if add assistance required
85
Apparatus main thence each tour
LAW
Lights
Air tanks purged
Warning devices
86
Info an officer can discuss w chauffeur
SIR
Speed
Info (additional)
Response routes
87
Topics discussed by officer w chauffeur after rollcall
Dirty Rotten Creep
Dangerous intersections
Response routes and modifications
Conditions of roads and weather
88
OVM's decision to leave a victim trapped in the rear to help w LSR on roof
LIES
Location of fire
Immediate smoke/fire condition
Emotional state of victim
Severity of fire
89
Correct order of CIDS card
Death Of Bob Hope
Designation
Occupancy
Building height and dimensions
Hazard
4 lines
40 characters per line
160 characters total
90
Order of priorities: occupied or vacant building fires
LECE
Life
Exposures
Confinement
Extinguishment
91
Ladder company Ordered to the roof of the adjacent or adjoining fire bldg must bring
HULL
Hose roller
Utility rope
LSR
Life belts
92
Needed to raise a portable ladder to the roof
LUBE
Ladder roller
Utility rope
Belt life
Entry tools (Forcible)
93
Equipment required to hoist a portable ladder to the roof of a building
BULLE
Belt
Utility rope
Ladder
Ladder roller
Entry tools
94
Equipment needed to hoist hoseline to the roof
BUTH
Belt
Utility rope Rolling hitch
Two way gate
Hose roller
95
Exterior inspection by members of all sides of building must report
PUFS
Persons in distress
Unusual conditions
Fire conditions
Smoke condition
96
Info the roof firemen should relay to the officer in command at taxpayers
ABCCDDEFF
Area of building size and shape
Brick division walls/parapets or absence3 to 4 hour rating
Cockloft conditions construction of roof cockloft fire?
Cornices
Deviations signs heavy equipment
Difference in height or roofs
Exposure problems
Fire or smoke location
False fronts extending over roof
97
When changing the partner saw, check the size of the bolt holding the belt pulley to know what belt to use
3/4 pay is Victory= v shaped belt
Grit your teeth for 1/2 pay= Wide belt with teeth
98
Emergency tree cutting operation
FORE
First aid
Obstruction building entrance
Rescue trapped person
Emergency lane on roadway
99
Collapse considerations in taxpayers
I-beams Come Down
Intensity of fire
Construction type
Duration structural members have been burning
100
Definition for daycare center
765
More than 7 children
Below the age of 6
5 or more hours a day
101
Standard a pack pattern of the taxpayer
Fat Vinny Pulls Off
Force entry
Vent
Pull ceilings
Operate hoseline
102
IBeams absorb heat from fire depending on
MET
Mass weight of beam
Extent of fire
Temperature
103
High-rise roof kit, what tools should be in the bag
BRISS
104
Strategies for paper logjam in the office
DDDD
Defer
Delegate
Do
Delayed indefinitely
105
10-34 Sprinkler system emergency
"DUN"
CODE 1 - Defective equipment
CODE 2 - Unnecessary alarm
CODE 3 - Non fire activated
106
Aerial positioning has preference over tower ladder at a vacant fire
PIPPEE
People
Information
Prior knowledge-officer receives info or has prior knowledge that part of the building is used for vagrants or squatters
Execute
Expedite the reach of the hundred foot is required to expedite or execute certain tasks
107
Removal of victims by aerial ladder
BS FD
Back simple- serious fire in the rear simple removed first
Front difficult-serious fire in the front difficult removed first
108
Simultaneous need for aerial ladder for roof firefighter and occupant removal
"FAT SLIDE
F frightened
A agitated
T threatening to jump
S smoke or fire in the vicinity
L location or severity of fire
I immediate danger
D doubt
E endangered or seriously disturbed
109
When requesting ambulance this info must be given to disp
"PRA CCC"
Pulse respiritory rate
Age
Cups
CPR initiated
Chief complaint
110
Bypass valve located on the discharge side of fire pump....a loss of water in 8" & 6" risers
E258 & E456
25% 8"
45% 6"
111
Hi Rise--to start the manually operated fire pumps
"KC Start Lever"
Knife switch
Circuit breaker
start button
lever selector to desired speed
112
Primary threat chemical suicide
"FIBS"
Flammability
Inhalation
Blood Born pathogens
Skin absorption
113
When to fill out 2 CD-19 forms
"2235"
2 app involved in accident
2 civilian vehicles
3 pedestrians or bicyclists
5 people injured
114
First officer on fire floor tells IC:
LO DANCE
Location of fire
Occupants (located accounted for)
Delays gaining entry advancing line
Access to fire floor (stairs)
Number apts per floor
Conditions (fire)
Extension
115
High rise fire- 4th due truck arrival to roof, report conditions to ICP
STAAF
Smoke/Heat
The presence of occupants
All avail vent
Any unusual conditions
Fire or occupants at windows visible from roof
116
Removal of ice from aerial ladders:
Ronald Reagan Lost The Marbles
Rungs
Rung Locks
Truss
Main beams
117
Standard pattern of attack on a fire:
Fat Vinny Pulls Off
Force entry
Ventilate
Pull ceilings
Operate hoseline
118
Taxpayer fire attack with Backdraft potential
Vinny Really Fuckin Pigged Out
Ventilate
Roof
Force entry
Pull ceilings
Operate hoseline
119
Tools placed in bucket to vent flat roofs
PHIL the basket
120
Tools placed in bucket to vent flat roofs
PHIL the bucket
Power saw
Hook 6'
Irons set of
LSR
121
When twisting is likely to occur to aerials
T-WITH
TURNTABLE NOT OPPOSITE OBJECTIVE
Windy days High wind
Ice accumulation on unsupported Aerial
Turntable rotated while aerial is extended
Hilly locations
122
Rear rescue needed-1st OV at brownstone or rowframe fire with no rear fire escapes determines if laddering operation is practical
pract-ICAL
IC notification
most Accessible route
what Ladder needed
123
Class E high-rise fires, spare Scott cylinders brought by:
FAGS
Fourth ladder co
All units assigned to SAE post
Greater alarm engine companies
Staging (Forward) area units
124
HVAC systems placed in non-circulating mode by:
OOS, Closing Many, Old Engines
Open out side air damper
Close mixing damper
Open exhaust damper
125
Arrival ladder officer, upon arrival to the floor above at high rise fire, advises lobby command post
SHEES
Smoke
Heat
Evac stair determination & status
Extension of fire
Stairs- presence of access stairs
126
Considerations of second truck officer when going to the floor above at a tenement fire:
CO-RE SLAW
Control of apartment door/refuge
Severity and location of fire
Availability of Water & line placement
127
Five rules of permitting any material thrown out of windows
UNOPEN
Unnecessary ( not unnecessarily thrown out windows)
Onto roofs (no material)
Post a member (always)
Examination of yard must be made first
Narrow shafts (no material in them)
128
IMMEDIATE TELEPHONE REPORTS OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE ARE REPORTS PRECEDED BY PHONE CALL TO BC/DC
S A D S O U L
SERIOUS INJURY
SAD SOUL
APPARATUS ACCIDENTS
DEPLETION OF MAN POWER
STRUCTURAL/OCCUPANCY HAZARD (IMMINENT)
OOS
UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE
LOSS OF LIFE
129
AUXILIARY FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ON BRIDGES AND TUNNELS ARE INSPECTED IN APRIL AND OCTOBER
B O A T S
BRIDGES
OCTOBER
APRIL
TUNNELS
SEMI-ANNUALLY
130
WHEN THE RIG IS O.O.S. AND REPAIRS ARE NEEDED, THE MECHANIC DETERMINES THAT THE UNIT CAN NOT RESPOND, WHO IS NOTIFIED AND WHEN
3 2 3
3 PEOPLE WHEN OOS
DISPATCHER
BATTALION
DIVISION
2 PEOPLE IN 2 HOURS
BATTALION
DIVISION
3 PEOPLE WHEN BACK IN SERVICE
DISPATCHER
BATTALION
DIVISION
131
THE OFFICE RECORD JOURNAL SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING
MEDICAL H E L P
MEDICAL LEAVES
HOSE INVENTORY
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION (Of permanent nature / deemed so by company commander)
LEAVE & TIME REIMBURSEMENTS
PERSONAL RECORDS
132
WHEN A MEMBER SUFFERS AN INJURY TO AN AREA OF THE BODY WHICH IS COVERED BY PROTECTIVE CLOTHING THAT IS
-INTENDED TO PREVENT SUCH AN INJURY
- SEVERE TO CAUSE ML
- (EXCEPT RESPIRATORY INJURIES)
“D” N U T
DATE
NAME
UNIT
TYPE OF INJURY
133
PPE CONTAMINATED WITH BODY FLUIDS IN A DOUBLE CLEAR BAG WITH BIO HAZARD LABEL ATTACHED, MARK BAG WITH
N U T
NAME OF MEMBER
UNIT ASSIGNED
TYPE OF CONTAMINATION
- RETURN TO QUARTERS IN RIG
- PLACED IN REMOTE LOCATION ON APPARATUS FLOOR
- COLLECTED BY SOC
NOTE: HAZ-MAT CONTAMINATED GEAR IS DIFFERENT
134
WHEN RADIOACTIVE PLACARDS ARE REQUIRED IN TRANSPORTATION
E L Y 1 0 0 0
Exclusively radioactive
Low specific activity (LSA-full shipments)
Yellow III packages
More than 1000 lb. of radioactive material
Placards required in front, rear & each side of carrier.
135
ERP―FIRST ARRIVING ENGINE COMPANY SHOULD CONSIDER THESE FACTORS WHEN DETERMINING THE SIZE (1¾ OR 2½) AND PLACEMENT OF THE HAND LINE WITH THE FOG NOZZLE
ROPES
Run
Off of the stream
Proximity to access/egress control points for decon
Exposures
Sewers and drains that may be affected
136
Flammable gases lighter than air
HA HA MICE
Hydrogen
Acetylene
Hydrogen cyanide
Ammonia
Methane
Illuminating gas
Carbon monoxide
Ethylene
137
WHEN YOU CAN GIVE A 10-80 NO CODE
SPITE
Small quantity release
PPE provides adequate protection
Identified material and it’s hazards
Training (specialized) and special
Equipment not needed
138
HAZ-MAT REQUIRED TO RESPOND TO FOLLOWING HAZ-MAT
LIRR-AM
Large refrigeration leaks
Illegal drug factories
Rail
Road tank derailments
Asbestos incidents
Muriatic acid spills
139
THE PRIORITY ORDER OF A NATURAL GAS VALVE SHUTDOWN
ALL MY RED M&M’S HAVE BEEN EATEN ON ME
APPLIANCE VALVE
METER VALVE
GAS RISER VALVES – COMING OFF THE MASTER METER
MASTER METER
HEAD OF SERVICE VALVE (BUILDING SERVICE VALVE) – FOUND JUST INSIDE THE BUILDING WHERE THE GAS SERVICE ENTERS
EXTERIOR GAS RISER VALVE – ON THE GAS RISER OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING BEFORE ANY EXTERIOR METERS
EXTERNAL (OUTSIDE) METER – INSTALLATIONS WILL HAVE A RISER VALVE INSTALLED PRIOR TO THE METER
CURB VALVE
STREET VALVE – AKA, LINE, MAIN OR ISOLATION VALVES
140
THERMAL IMAGING CAMERA VISIBILITY OBSTRUCTED BY
P I G S
MOST PLASTICS
ICE, SNOW
GLASS
STONE
VISIBILITY NOT IMPAIRED BY SMOKE, WATER SPRAY, WATER VAPOR OR DARKNESS CAN BE USED TO LOCATE RADIOLOGICAL MATERIAL
141
TASKS WHICH THE SUPERVISOR SHOULD DELEGATE
TASKS WHICH THE SUPERVISOR SHOULD DELEGATE
GET “DA” T I T S
GETTING DATA FOR REPORTS
TOURS OF THE FIRE HOUSE
INSPECTIONS MAKING THE SCHEDULE FOR THEM
TRAINING FOR SUBORDINATES (SOME)
142
ORDER IN WHICH PEOPLE SHALL BE PRIORITIZED
(APART FROM THREATS TO SAFETY)
SPOUT INSIDE OF HER
S 1ST SUPERVISORS
P 2ND PEOPLE WHO ARE UPSET, WHETHER INSIDERS OR OUTSIDERS
OUT 3RD OUTSIDERS
INSIDE OF HER 4TH INSIDERS
WHEN PRIORITIZING SITUATIONS THEY SHOULD BE TAKEN CARE OF IN THIS ORDER
SAFELY PROTECT PEOPLE OUTSIDE
SAFELY SAFETY OF PEOPLE
PROTECT PROTECTION OF PROPERTY
PEOPLE PEOPLE BEFORE PAPER
OUTSIDE OUTSIDERS BEFORE INSIDERS
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Elevator ops
M O O A D O
MANUAL - PLACE ELEVATOR OFF (NORMAL), THEN ON (FIREMEN SERVICE)
AUTOMATIC - PLACE SWITCH TO DOOR OPEN
PRESS CALL CANCEL BUTTON
WHENEVER ENTERING CAR ON FIREMEN SERVICE
AS SOON AS CAR BEGINS TO MOVE
PRECAUTIONARY STOPS
EVERY 5 FLOORS - SHINE FLASHLIGHT UP BETWEEN CAR AND HOISTWAY EACH
PRECAUTIONARY STOP AND BEFORE LEAVING LOBBY
“YOU ARE HERE” SIGNS - CHECKED 1ST AND LAST PRECAUTIONARY STOP
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7-5-2 RULE FOR ELEVATORS
7-5-2 RULE FOR ELEVATORS
7 - AVOID ELEVATORS IF FIRE ON 7TH FLOOR OR BELOW
5 - DO NOT USE ELEVATOR IN A BANK WHICH SERVICES FIRE FLOOR IF LOWER BANK REACHES WITHIN 5FLOORS OF THE FIRE FLOOR
2 - USING ELEVATOR BANK THAT SERVICES FIRE FLOOR SELECT FLOOR THAT IS AT LEAST 2 FLOORS BELOW FIRE FLOOR OR 2 FLOORS BELOW THE LOWEST LEVEL OF AN ACCESS STAIR IN THE FIRE AREA, WHICHEVER IS LOWEST
ACCESS STAIRS DO NOT AFFECT LOCATION OF POSTS (OPS, SAE, STAGING)
SERVICE ELEVATORS
NOT USED UNLESS DECLARED SAFE BY IC
HI-RISE MD - IF REMOTE AND SAFE, IC CAN ORDER 2ND OV WITH BUILDING PERSONNEL
NEVER TAKE TO GO ABOVE FIRE
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SECONDARY REMOVAL PROCEDURES - IF PASSENGERS CAN SUCCESSFULLY OPEN ELEVATOR CAR DOOR, HAVE THEM OPEN HOISTWAY DOOR BY
DIRTY ROTTEN HO DEPRESS OR LIFT ROLLER ON HINGE TYPE DOOR
LIFT LOCKING ARM ON SLIDING TYPE DOORS
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Beginning of each tour immediately after 0900 and 1800 roll calls the following must be the maintenance that's performed on company apparatus
"Frank Sits Left Right Purge"
Fill fuel tank
Seatbelts
Response warning devices
Lights
Purge air tanks
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