Division of Emergency Medical Servicespublicsafety.ohio.gov/links/ems0206.docx · Web viewChecks for overhead and ground obstructions before raising and places butt of ladder on ground

Division of Emergency Medical Services

Volunteer Firefighter Practical Skills Sheets

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2018

INDEX OF PRACTICAL SKILL SHEETS – VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER

SKILL # OBJECTIVE SKILL TESTMETHOD

STATE MAXIMUM ALLOTTED

1-2 5.1.2 Personal Protective Equipment - Donning PPE M 1 Minute

1-3 5.3.1 Personal Protective Equipment - Donning SCBA M 1 Minute

1-4 5.3.15.2.4

Personal Protective Equipment - SCBA Emergency Procedures M 5 Minutes

2-1 5.3.20 Knots and Hoisting R 10 Minutes

6-1 5.3.4 Forcible Entry R 5 Minutes

7-1 5.3.6 Two Firefighter Ladder Carry and Raise R 10 Minutes

7-3 5.3.6 One Firefighter Extension Ladder Carry and Raise M 10 Minutes

7-7 5.3.10 Operating A Hose Line from a Ladder R 2 Minutes

10-2 5.3.9 Rescue – Victim Carries R 10 Minutes

10-3 5.3.9 Rescue – Victim Drags R 10 Minutes

12-1 5.3.10 Advancing a Charged Line Outdoors M 10 Minutes

14-1 5.3.11 Horizontal Ventilation R 15 Minutes

17-1 5.3.15 Water Supply – Hydrant – Forward Lay Connections R 10 Minutes

17-2 5.3.15 Water Supply – Hydrant – Reverse Lay Connections R 10 Minutes

18-1 5.3.16 Operating Portable Fire Extinguishers R 3 Minutes

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)DONNING PPE

CANDIDATE NAME (Please Print)

DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #

VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER PRACTICAL SKILL EVALUATION

Primary Task Personal Protective Equipment - Donning PPE JPR(s) 5.1.2

Reference Source NFPA 1001 Standard, 2013 Edition Skill No. 1-2

Candidate Instruction

The candidate, given a complete ensemble of personal protective clothing, shall don personal protective clothing according to manufacturer’s recommendations within 1 minute. Candidate shall clap hands or verbalize at completion of skill; this will allow the evaluator to stop time when clap of hands or verbal indication is heard.

Timing starts when the candidate first touches any article of turnout gear after telling the evaluator he or she is ready to start. Timing will end when all protective clothing is donned and the candidate has clapped hands or verbalized completion of the skill.

State Maximum Allotted1 minute

PERFORMANCE STEPS TEST 1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3

Safely performs the following steps: P F P F P F

Dons boots, pants, protective hood, coat, helmet, and gloves. — CRITICAL POINT

All personal protective clothing donned properly (no exposed skin except for facial area), helmet strap is tightened, coat collar is up, and all fasteners are secured). — CRITICAL POINT

Skill shall be completed within 1 minute. — CRITICAL POINT

Firefighter must have at least 70% pass mark for each skill and perform all critical points (3 / 3 required). Score: / 3

NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST 1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 3 / 3 / 3TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 3 of 35

PRINT NAME FIRST EVALUATOR

CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE

/ / SIGNATURE FIRST EVALUATOR

XOverall Skill Sheet Score

Pass FailPRINT NAME SECOND EVALUATOR

CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE

/ / SIGNATURE SECOND EVALUATOR


Pass FailPRINT NAME THIRD EVALUATOR

CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE

/ / SIGNATURE THIRD EVALUATOR

X

Overall Skill Sheet Score Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 4 of 35


PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)DONNING SCBA


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Personal Protective Equipment - Donning SCBA JPR(s) 5.3.1



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing, shall properly don a self-contained breathing apparatus according to manufacturer’s recommendations within 1 minute. The candidate shall have the hood on and pulled back. The helmet and gloves are not worn to start the practical skill but must be worn to complete the skill. The candidate may use any of the following: Over-the-head method, Coat method, Seat mount method, or Compartment method. Candidate shall clap hands or verbalize at completion of skill; this will allow the evaluator to stop time when clap of hands or verbal indication is heard.

Timing starts when the candidate first touches any part of the SCBA after telling the evaluator he or she is ready to start. Timing will end when all protective clothing and SCBA are donned, the PASS device is armed, and the candidate has clapped hands or verbalized completion of the skill.

State Maximum Allotted1 minute



Wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing. — CRITICAL POINT

Dons SCBA using one of the listed methods and ensures unit is secured and adjusted properly. — CRITICAL POINT

Open cylinder valve completely. — CRITICAL POINT

Dons face piece, attaches regulator (if using waist mount regulator, attaches breathing tube to regulator), inhales activating regulator, listens for proper seal ensuring there are no leaks. — CRITICAL POINTEnsures exhalation valve is working properly and PASS device is armed. — CRITICAL POINTDons hood, helmet, and gloves and ensures there is no exposed skin. — CRITICAL POINT

Skill shall be completed within 1 minute. — CRITICAL POINT


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 5 of 35



CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE


X


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 6 of 35


PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)SCBA EMERGENCY PROCEDURES


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Personal Protective Equipment - SCBA Emergency Procedures JPR(s) 5.3.1, 5.2.4


Candidate Instructions

The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE), shall demonstrate controlled breathing techniques and be able to demonstrate the ability to perform an emergency procedure check on the SCBA.

Warning: No emergency breathing procedure is endorsed by manufacturers, IFSTA, ANSI, or any other regulating agency. These procedures should be used only as a last resort in life threatening situations.

State Maximum Allotted

5 minutes

PERFORMANCE STEPSTEST 1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3

P F P F P F

Wearing complete ensemble of PPE.

Declares MAYDAY, activates PASS device. — CRITICAL POINT

Notifies partner of SCBA problem. — CRITICAL POINT

Does not remove face piece. — CRITICAL POINT

Hand goes to the face piece and regulator, checking by-pass valve.

Uses bypass or cylinder valve to control air flow (depending on free flow or no flow).

Corrects problem if possible.

Moves to exit as quickly as possible.

Firefighter must have at least 70% pass mark for each skill and perform all critical points(6 / 8 required). Score: / 8


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 7 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE


X


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 8 of 35


KNOTS AND HOISTING


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Knots and Hoisting JPR(s) 5.3.20



The candidate, wearing personal protective clothing and given a fire service rope(s), shall tie an appropriate knot and hoist listed equipment. The candidate shall demonstrate each of the following: bowline, clove hitch with appropriate overhand safety.


10 Minutes



Wearing personal protective clothing.

Correctly ties the following knots: bowline, clove hitch. Both knots must be completed with the appropriate overhand safety. — CRITICAL POINT

Ties a secure and appropriate knot for one of the following pieces of equipment: pick head axe, exhaust fan, uncharged section of 1 ½” or 1 ¾”, charged section of 1 ½” or 1 ¾”, roof ladder, and pike pole. — CRITICAL POINT

Hoists tools and equipment without complications. — CRITICAL POINT


NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 4 / 4 / 4TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 9 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE


X


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 10 of 35


FORCIBLE ENTRY


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Forcible Entry JPR(s) 5.3.4



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing and given a selection of forcible entry tools, shall demonstrate procedures for forcing their way into one, or a combination of the following: doors, windows, or through walls. The charter training program may demonstrate and / or perform this skill using props.


5 minutes



Wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing. — CRITICAL POINT

Selects proper forcible entry tool for task and identifies locking mechanism or obstruction.

Identifies potential hazards. — CRITICAL POINT

Opens door, window, or wall using approved methods. — CRITICAL POINT

Props open door or window to prevent closure OR ensures it is safe to force their way through a wall.



EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 11 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 12 of 35


TWO FIREFIGHTER LADDER CARRY AND RAISE

CANDIDATES NAME (Please Print)

DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Ladders - Two Firefighter Ladder Carry and Raise JPR(s) 5.3.6



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE), provided with one assistant, and given a fire service extension ladder (24 to 28 foot extension ladder), shall correctly carry the ladder using an approved carry technique. The candidate shall raise ladder, set proper climbing angle, climb the ladder to a designated point, descend the ladder, and safely lower ladder to ground. The candidate shall be giving all placement and movement commands.


10 minutes




Carries ladder to the building using approved carrying technique (suitcase, shoulder, flat).

Checks for overhead and ground obstructions before raising and places butt of ladder on ground at a point determined for proper climbing angle. — CRITICAL POINT

Raises ladder to vertical position using a flat or beam raise.

Fly section is extended to necessary height depending on task.

Ladder is stable and under control at all times. — CRITICAL POINT

Ensures proper climbing angle to designate task, halyard is secured with clove hitch, and overhand safety and locks are visually checked. — CRITICAL POINT

Ensures ladder is heeled at all times while on ladder.

Safely climbs to assigned point maintaining three points of contact on ladder.

Safely descends ladder and lowers ladder to ground.


Note: Candidate must be able to demonstrate pivoting ladder, if required.

NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST 1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 10 / 10 / 10TIME

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 13 of 35

EVALUATOR COMMENTS


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 14 of 35


ONE FIREFIGHTER EXTENSION LADDERCARRY AND RAISE


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task One Firefighter Extension Ladder Carry and Raise JPR(s) 5.3.6



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE), shall remove the 24’ extension ladder from the fire department pumper and carry it to a point of service (as indicated by the evaluator). The candidate shall properly raise (for the purpose of rescue) the 24’ extension ladder to the second floor window. The candidate shall properly spot and secure the 24’ extension ladder for climbing. Note: The student is not permitted to run at any time.


10 minutes




Avoids any unsafe act or operation while carrying, raising, or operating on the ladder.— CRITICAL POINT

Proper ladder carry (low or high shoulder, butt-end forward).

Checks and verbalizes for overhead and ground obstruction before raising. — CRITICAL POINT

Proper spotting of ladder (1/4 of used length from building).

Proper raise using beam or flat raise (uses building to butt, fly section in, flush to building).

Proper placement (just below sill, rolls ladder to fly out, 75 degree climbing angle), halyard is secured with a clove hitch, and overhand safety and locks are visually checked, verbalized, and corrected if needed.

Skill shall be completed within 10 minutes.



EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 15 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 16 of 35


OPERATING A HOSE LINE FROM A LADDER


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #

VOLUNTEERFIREFIGHTER I PRACTICAL SKILL EVALUATION

Primary Task Ladders – Operating A Hose Line JPR(s) 5.3.10



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment with SCBA, will operate a charged hose line (1½” diameter or larger) while secured to a ground ladder.


2 minutes


LADDERS – OPERATING A HOSE LINE P F P F P F

Verifies that ladder is securely tied off and properly heeled.

Climbs ladder, maintaining 3 points of attachment, carrying a hose rope tool or webbing to secure hose to the ladder.

Climbs to proper position and performs a leg lock or secures to ladder with ladder belt. — CRITICAL POINT

Brings up charged hose line using the hand - over - hand method.

Places nozzle over the rung approx. 12” and secures hose to the ladder using hose rope tool or webbing.

Directs hose line to be secured to the ladder every 20’.

Operates then closes nozzle slowly to prevent water hammer.

Firefighter must have at least 70% pass mark for each skill and perform all critical points(5 / 7 required). The charter training program may demonstrate and / or simulate this skill. Score: / 7


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 17 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 18 of 35


RESCUE – VICTIM CARRIES


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Rescue – Victim Carries JPR(s) 5.3.9



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE) shall demonstrate proper victim removal techniques using ONE of the following techniques: extremity carry, seat carry, or blanket drag method. Other assistants will be made available if applicable. The candidate shall give orders and directions when moving the victim.


10 minutes


Safely performs the following steps:EXTREMITY CARRY P F P F P F

Kneels at the victim’s head & directs other rescuer to victim’s feet.

Directs other rescuer to grasp victim’s wrists & pull victim into a sitting position while candidate supports victim’s head & neck.

Slips his / her arms under the victim’s arms & around the chest, grasping the wrists when other rescuer releases them.

Directs other rescuer to face away from the victim & grasp under the victim’s knees

Stands with other rescuer using proper lifting techniques & carries victim to safety.



Safely performs the following steps:SEAT CARRY P F P F P F

Rescuers face each other and grasp own right forearm just above wrist.

Rescuers then grasp each other’s left forearm and kneel onto ground with one knee.

Instructs victim to sit on rescuers joined arms and rescuers communicate to lift victim.

Stands with other rescuer using proper lifting techniques & carries victim to safety.

Firefighter must have at least 70% pass mark for each skill and perform all critical points(3 / 4 required). The charter training program may demonstrate and / or simulate this skill.

Score: / 4

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 19 of 35


Safely performs the following steps:

BLANKET DRAG METHOD P F P F P F

Positions blanket next to victim ensuring it extends above victim’s head.

Kneels on victim’s side opposite the blanket & rolls victim against knees.

Pulls blanket against victim & allows victim to roll back onto blanket.

Wraps blanket around victim.

Drags victim to safety by pulling the end of the blanket at the victim’s head.— CRITICAL POINT

Firefighter must have at least 70% pass mark for each skill and perform all critical points(4 / 5 required). The charter training program may demonstrate and / or simulate this skill.

Score: / 5

EXTREMITY CARRYNUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 5 / 5 / 5TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS

SEAT CARRYNUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 4 / 4 / 4TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS

BLANKET DRAGNUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 5 / 5 / 5TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 20 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 21 of 35


RESCUE – VICTIM DRAGS


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Rescue – Victim Drags JPR(s) 5.3.9



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE), shall demonstrate proper victim removal techniques using the lift and drag, OR the push and pull drag methods. Assistants will be made available if applicable. The candidate shall give orders and directions when moving the victim.


10 minutes


LIFT AND DRAG METHOD P F P F P F

Locates and assesses victim’s condition.

Takes position at the head of victim.

Rescuer wraps both arms around victim’s torso and locks hands together (or uses webbing or other method to drag victim if unable to stand based on conditions).

Using proper lifting techniques, lifts victim (if conditions allow) and drag to safety. — CRITICAL POINT



PUSH AND PULL METHOD P F P F P F

Locates and assesses victim’s condition and places on back.

Unfasten waist strap of victim SCBA and passes through crotch area and refastens. — CRITICAL POINT

Rescuer locates himself / herself at victim’s head and takes hold of SCBA shoulder strap.

Assistant: locates himself / herself inside the legs of the downed firefighter, lifting victim’s one leg over shoulder; head should be high in victim’s groin area and shoulder being used to push buttocks of downed fire fighter.

On command, rescuer pulls firefighter, while assistant uses legs to push at the same time.


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 22 of 35

LIFT AND DRAG METHODNUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 4 / 4 / 4TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS

PUSH AND PULL METHODNUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 4 / 4 / 4TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 23 of 35


ADVANCING A CHARGED LINE OUTDOORS

CANDIDATE NAME (PLEASE PRINT)

DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Advancing Fire Hose JPR(s) 5.3.10



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE), and given the necessary equipment and assistance, shall advance a 1-½” or 1-¾” or larger hoseline.


10 minutes


ADVANCING A CHARGED LINE OUTDOORS P F P F P F

Wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment.

Advances hoseline with partner; both firefighters are on the same side of hose.

Sets nozzle pattern.

Bleeds air out of hoseline before spraying outdoor property. — CRITICAL POINT



EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 24 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 25 of 35


HORIZONTAL VENTILATION

CANDIDATE NAME (PLEASE PRINT)

DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Horizontal Ventilation JPR(s) 5.3.11



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE), and given an assistant and the necessary tools and equipment, shall demonstrate ventilating a structure using the following methods.


15 minutes


MECHANICAL VENTILATION P F P F P F


Organizes and collects necessary equipment.

Uses or simulates safe procedures for clearing window / door glass and removing obstructions with respect to wind conditions. — CRITICAL POINT

Ensures exit opening is proportioned to entry opening and establishes a draft path.

Positions and starts fan.

Ensures smoke is cleared before shutting down fan. — CRITICAL POINT


MECHANICAL VENTILATIONNUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TEST 1 RETEST 2 RETEST 3SCORE / 6 / 6 / 6TIME EVALUATOR COMMENTS

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 26 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 27 of 35


WATER SUPPLY - HYDRANT - FORWARD LAY CONNECTIONS


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Water Supply - Hydrant - Forward Lay Connections JPR(s) 5.3.15



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective equipment (PPE), and given supply or intake hose, hose tools, and a fire hydrant, shall connect a fire department pumper to a water supply with a forward lay and ensure connections are tight and water flow is not obstructed.


10 minutes


HYDRANT (FORWARD LAY CONNECTION) P F P F P F


Grasps needed equipment and sufficient hose (spanner and hydrant wrench, necessary appliance and adapter).

Secures hydrant, ensuring they are not between hose and hydrant, and signals pump operator to start lay. — CRITICAL POINTRemoves cap from appropriate outlet(s) and ensures other outlet caps are tightened (uses appropriate outlet nearest fire).

Places hydrant wrench on the valve stem operating nut and operates hydrant to flush debris from hydrant.

Closes hydrant, removes hose loop from hydrant, and connects hose to hydrant outlet closest to fire.

Installs hydrant gate(s) on extra outlet(s) as required by department guidelines.

Ensures supply line is attached to pumper OR hose clamp is used and placed properly by verbal or visual command.

Opens hydrant slowly and ensures water flow is not restricted.


EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 28 of 35



CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 29 of 35


WATER SUPPLY - HYDRANT - REVERSE LAY CONNECTIONS


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Water Supply – Hydrant - Reverse Lay Connections JPR(s) 5.3.15



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing, and given supply or intake hose, hose tools, and a fire hydrant, shall connect a fire department pumper to a water supply with a reverse lay and ensure connections are tight and water flow is not obstructed.


10 minutes


REVERSE LAY CONNECTION P F P F P F

Wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing.

Grasps needed equipment and sufficient hose (spanner and hydrant wrench, necessary appliance and adapter) to reach attack pumper intake.

Anchors hose to stationary object and signals driver to start reverse lay.

Supply line is attached to attack pumper OR hose clamp is used and placed properly.

Intake hose is connected from supply pumper or hydrant and opens hydrant properly and ensures water flow is not restricted.

Prepares supply hose for connection and connects to discharge outlet of supply pumper and charges line once attack pumper is ready (releases hose clamp if used).

Ensures all connections are tight.



EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 30 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 31 of 35


OPERATING PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS


DATE

CHARTER

CHARTER #


Primary Task Operating Portable Fire Extinguishers JPR(s) 5.3.16



The candidate, wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing, and given a selection of portable fire extinguishers, shall extinguish an incipient Class A, B, or C fire so that the correct extinguisher is chosen, the fire is completely extinguished, and proper extinguisher handling techniques are followed.


3 minutes


OPERATING PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS P F P F P F

Wearing complete ensemble of personal protective clothing.

Identifies class of fire (A, B, C).

Correct fire extinguisher / agent is selected.

Verbalizes disrupting electrical current prior to extinguishing (class C only).

Assures operation prior to using (fully charged and test fire extinguisher).

Uses Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep method of application.

Extinguishes fire completely and backs away when retreating. — CRITICAL POINT



EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 32 of 35


CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE




CERT #

SKILL TEST DATE



Pass Fail

EMS 0206 1/18 [760-1092] Page 33 of 35

Documents

Division of Emergency Medical Servicespublicsafety.ohio.gov/links/ems0206.docx · Web viewChecks for overhead and ground obstructions before raising and places butt of ladder on ground