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3 Occupant Location Cars in driveway Tracks in the snow Toys in yard Wheel chair ramp Child Find stickers Bystanders
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Dispatch information Day of week Time of day Pre-incident survey Observations Building
construction, layout Bystanders
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Occupant Location Cars in driveway Tracks in the snow Toys in yard Wheel chair ramp Child Find stickers Bystanders
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Precautions: Scene Bystanders Wires, gas, glass Hazardous
materials
Primary A rapid thorough
search carried out before or during fire suppression operations as soon as possible.
Use Buddy System Systematic approach Check known or likely
locations first. Verify conditions Notify of surprises
Secondary Conducted after hazard is
eliminated Conducted by team
different from the primary.
Systematic very thorough Speed not critical Check for hazard control Better visibility and safer
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Full personal protective equipment
Bring radio, light, tool, lifeline, wedges
Establish search pattern before entry
Stay low Mark room area after
search Never assume only
one occupant
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TWO IN TWO OUT
Cradle in arms (child)
Two person Chair Seat Lift Extremities Blanket, Board
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Room Search Start closest to the
fire as possible Left turn, right turn Keep contact with
wall Spread out Mark and close
doors after search
Multistory Building Measure area using
lower floorSearch Priority:1. Fire floor2. Floor directly above
fire3. Top Floor4. Remaining floors
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Never use elevatorsKeep stairways, hallways and exits clear
Do not enter buildings where fire has progressed to a point where viable casualties are not likely to be found
Attempt entry only after ventilation is accomplished when backdraft conditions exist
Work from a single operational plan. Crews should not freelance
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Maintain contact with Command, which has control over search and rescue teams
Constantly monitor fire conditions that might affect search teams and firefighter safety
Have a Rapid Intervention Team ready and available
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Use an established Personnel Accountability System
Be aware of a secondary means of egress
Wear FULL protective clothing correctly; never remove protective clothing including SCBA to share with another firefighter or casualty
Bring necessary equipment; forcible entry tools, radio, flashlight, lifeline
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Use the “Buddy System,” stay in contact with each other
Rescuers are responsible for themselves and each other
Search systematically to increase the efficiency and to reduce the possibility of becoming disoriented
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Stay low, move slowly and stay in contact with a wall in poor visibility; tools or short ropes can extend reach
Continually monitor the structure’s integrity
Stay Alert – use all your senses
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Feel doors for excessive heat before opening slowly from the side opposite of the hinges
Mark entry doors and wedge open entrances
Remember the direction turned when entering a room. To exit turn in the opposite direction. Mark all rooms searched
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Have a charged hoseline available when working on the fire floor or the floor immediately above the fire. It can be used as a guide for egress as well as for protection
If you become disoriented Remain Calm
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Coordinate with ventilation teams Back down stairs slowly feeling
with feet first move up stairs on hands and knees
When fire is encountered extinguish or contain. Notify Incident Command
Report Command if a room can not be search or if the search is complete
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