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Tactical Response Guidelines for Coosaw Landing Fire Emergencies

This document outlines important tactical considerations and safety measures for responding to emergencies at Coosaw Landing, a privately owned site. First responders should be aware of potential hazards including the structure's suspension on pilings, deep water at varying tide levels, and the presence of vehicles and boat trailers that could obstruct access. Special attention is needed for overhead power lines and the integrity of the building's construction. Hydrant capabilities and fire flow details are provided to ensure effective firefighting operations. Stay alert to maintain safety for both responders and the public.

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Tactical Response Guidelines for Coosaw Landing Fire Emergencies

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  1. DOCKHOUSE @ COOSAW LANDING Tactical considerations Safety

  2. Relative Information Undetermined use Privately Owned by a Local Resident

  3. Apparatus Response • First Due = Engine 221 = Fire Attack • Second Due = Engine 220 = R.I.T • Third Due = Engine 224 = T.B.A by command • Battalion Truck • Squad 251

  4. At any given time the parking lot could be loaded with vehicles towing boat trailers. This depends on time of day, day of the week and the season. Also be on the lookout for kayaker’s and people fishing on the boat dock. On Arrival

  5. HYDRANTS and FIRE FLOW • Alston Road at Landing • Total GPM is 988 • 20 Residual 1437 GPM • FIRE FLOW is 533 GPM • Sams point and Alston Rd • Total GPM is 988 • 20 Residual 1513 GPM

  6. Special Considerations • Entire structure is suspended on pilings over oyster shells (at low tide) and water between 4 and 8 feet deep (at high tide). • Boat traffic. (DNR) • D.H.E.C for run-off. • Building debris in water. • Concrete floor in storage area.

  7. ALPHA SIDE

  8. BRAVO SIDE

  9. CHARLIE SIDE

  10. DELTA SIDE

  11. BE ALERT!!! Holes in the floor! No railings and poor construction!

  12. WATCH IT!!! Overhead power on the Alpha, Bravo corner. Meter box on Alpha side of storage building.

  13. This is a structural nightmare, please use every tool in your bag to keep each other safe. This structure has many special considerations and we owe it to ourselves and the people we serve to give it the attention to which it deserves. Be Smart, be safe and everyone goes HOME.

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