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Effective Fire Incident Strategy: A Comprehensive Initial Report and Action Plan

This initial report presents a strategic approach to managing fire incidents, emphasizing a thorough assessment of various views and entry points. Key points include the importance of timely inspections, vertical ventilation tactics, and caution against using positive pressure ventilation (PPV). It highlights necessary actions for effective organization and assignments among team members while emphasizing safety, such as staying beneath solid trusses during operations. Further details on kitchen inspections and attic fire behavior are included to enhance operational understanding.

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Effective Fire Incident Strategy: A Comprehensive Initial Report and Action Plan

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  1. B SIDE APPROACH

  2. A SIDE APPROACH

  3. D SIDE VIEW. BRIEF INITIAL REPORT? STRATEGY? COMMAND MODE?

  4. INTERIOR VIEW FROM FRONT DOOR. FOLLOW UP REPORT?

  5. INSPECTION HOLE FROM ENTRY WAY CAAN REPORT?

  6. INSPECTION HOLE IN KITCHEN, BRAVO / CHARLIE CORNER. CAAN REPORT?

  7. INCIDENT ACTION PLAN? ORGANIZATION / ASSIGNMENTS?

  8. APPARATUS SPOTTING?

  9. OFFENSIVE FIRE ATTIC FIR TEACHING POINTS • Stay under good trusses. • Make inspection holes as you advance, no need to drop entire ceiling. • Early vertical ventilation. • Do not use PPV. • Be aware of attic separations. Just because there is no signs of fire under your inspection hole doesn’t mean there is not fire in another part of the attic.

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