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Critical pieces of information are processed and confirmed by the IC through CAN reports in order to: (4) |
1. Stay current with incident conditions
2. Confirm and or identify critical incident factors
3. Continually evaluate the IAP
4. Provide resources to support the IAP |
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CAN reports shall include the following information: (5) |
1. Conditions 2. Actions 3. Needs 4. PAR 5. Air Status |
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CAN reports delivered by crew officers from within a hazard zone or potential hazard zone shall be structured around, but not limited to, the following: (3) |
1. Their crew assignment 2. The IAP 3. Completion of our tactical priorities |
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CAN reports delivered by personnel NOT assigned to the hazard zone as part of a tactical unit shall be structured around, but not limited to, the following: (2) |
1. Completion of their task or the inability to complete their task 2. Any change regarding critical incident factors |
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Personnel shall communicate the general condition of the environment they are in as part of a CAN report using, but not limited to, any of the following: (3) |
1. Their Location 2. Fire, smoke and heat conditions 3. Obstacles regarding layout |
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Personnel shall communicate actions they are taking as part of any CAN report including, but not limited to, any of the following: (3) |
1. Status of their task 2. Any difficulty regarding the work required to perform their task 3. Number of patients found and the location they are being removed to |
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Personnel reporting the status of a primary or secondary search use the following standard phrases: (2) |
1. Primary or Secondary Complete 2. Primary or Secondary not complete |
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Personnel shall indicate the needs required to support the completion of their assigned task as part of any CAN report using one of the following standard terms: (2) |
1. "No needs" - Indicates they have no additional needs and require no support to complete their assigned task 2. "We require support " - Indicates that they require assistance as described to support the completion of their assigned task |
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Firefighters, personnel shall deliver a CAN report when: (4) |
1. The IC request 2. They have completed their task as assigned by the IC 3. It is obvious that they are not able to complete their task as assigned 4. They have critical information regarding personnel safety or any other essential strategic or tactical information |
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The IC shall request CAN reports as necessary at any incident in order to: (4) |
1. Verify the position and function of assigned crews
2. Confirm the overall incident strategy
3. Review, revise and confirm the IAP
4. Confirm tactical objectives are being met |
