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The IRR shall include the following information in order: (7) |
1. Incident location/address 2. Building or scene description 3. Problem description 4. Strategy 5. Incident action plan (IAP) description 6. Assumption and naming of command 7. Resource determination, when resource requirements are obvious |
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IC1 shall clear control utilizing the communications order model when delivering their IRR to ensure: (3) |
1. Dispatch is listening and ready to receive the IRR
2. The IRR is delivered on the correct frequency
3. All other responding personnel are aware the IC1 is about to deliver an IRR and establish incident command |
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IC1 shall describe any building involved in an incident response using the following 3 details in order: (3) |
1. Size 2. Height 3. Occupancy type |
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Size of building = area under roof and based on how much of the interior can be reached with a 60 M line from FG pump after it has been positioned.
Size is described using the following 4 standard terms: (4) |
1. Small - 60 M pre-connect can reach 100% of the interior
2. Medium- 60 M pre-connect can reach 75% of the interior
3. Large - 60 M pre-connect can reach 50% of the interior
4. Mega - 60 M pre-connect can reach 25% of the interior |
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Building shall be described by using the number of visible stories above grade. How many stories before a building is considered multi-storey? (1) |
1. Buildings that are 4 or more stories in height are considered multi-storey |
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Buildings that are well known may be described using their most common name only, no size or height required, such as the following: |
1. Walmart 2. Schmon Tower 3. Home Depot 4. St Thomas Church |
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Incidents involving motor vehicle collisions shall include the following details regarding the vehicles: (2) |
1. Number of vehicles involved
2. The basic types of vehicles and their position |
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The position of any vehicle involved in an MVC shall be described using the following terms: (3) |
1. Wheels Resting - any vehicle resting normally on its wheels
2. Side Resting - any vehicle on its driver or passenger side
3. Roof Resting - any vehicle resting upside down |
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The IC shall use the following terms only when describing fire conditions: (4) |
1. Nothing Showing- describes a situation with no visible indications of fire. 2. Smoke Showing- (Include the amount and color of smoke) describes a situation with a visible condition of smoke only. 3. Working Fire- describes a situation with a visible condition of fire that will require the committment of the initially responding units advising all personnel that crews will be engaged in tactical activities on scene for an extended period |
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The IC shall use the following terms only when describing fire conditions: (4) Cont'd... |
4. Fully Involved- describes a visible condition of fire that will result in the declaration of a defensive strategy |
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The IC shall use 1 of the following standard terms only to declare the incident strategy: (2) |
1. Offense or Offensive - Indicates that the crews will be entering the hazard Zone, or any potential hazard zone as is the case with any 'nothing showing' problem description
2. Defense or Defensive - Indicates that crews will not be entering the hazard Zone |
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The IAP should be short and to the point and shall include the following: (3) |
1. Task of the crew 2. Location where the task will be performed 3. Objective of the task |
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The task portion of the IAP may include the following: (6) |
1. Investigating (nothing showing) 2. Establishing a water supply 3. Laying a line 4. Operating a master stream 5. Performing forcible entry 6. Performing a rescue |
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The location portion of the IAP shall include the following information: (2) |
1. The floor or area the crew will be operating on 2. The side of the building that the crew will be entering (A,B,C,D) |
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The objective portion of the IAP shall centre around the completion of our tactical Priorities: (3) |
1. Primary search 2. Fire control 3. Loss control |
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Naming Command: |
1. The IC shall name command using the name or geographic location of the incident along with the designation of 'command'. For example, and incident on Broadway ave would be named 'Broadway Command' |
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Resource Determination: |
1. The IC, after assuming and naming command, shall communicate the initial resource determination for the incident as part of the IRR. When the resource determination is not obvious the IC shall 'hold the alarm' |
