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10 Cards in this Set
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Covering furniture and vent holes and securing property, enhances both the image of the fire fighters and the fire service |
Positive loss control actions |
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The practice of minimizing damage and providing customer service through effective mitigation and recovery efforts before, during, and after an incident |
Loss Control |
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Minimizing damage to the structures, exposures, and contents Eliminating reignition of the fire Reducing the time needed to repair and reoccupy a structure Reduce stress on the owner or occupants Minimize financial loss for the owner, occupant and insurance company |
Loss Control |
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Damage caused by the fire |
Primary Damage |
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Damage caused by suppression activities, weather, or vandalism after a fire |
Secondary Damage |
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The most effective and less damaging means to gain access The best method to evacuate or protect occupants during a fire The locations of vital business records and how to best protect them When fire suppression systems are to be supported or used |
Information to be gathered during preincident surveys for loss control |
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Those methods and procedures which further reduce fire, smoke, water, and heat damage during and after a fire |
Salvage |
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Look for holes and tears while passing cover overhead Check for damage and mark damaged areas E.G. spot burns, tears, abrasions, missing grommets, ripped seams |
Inspection of salvage covers |
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Handle water which comes through the ceiling or down the stairs |
Water Chutes |
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The search for and extinguishment of hidden or remaining fires Placing the building, and the fire area in a safe condition from fire Recognizing and preserving any evidence of the fire's origin and cause |
Overhaul |
