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Rescue

How many occupants.


Where.


Are they safe


Who to rescue first


Where have they evacuated to

Exposures

Are any adjoining structures/areas at risk?


Considerations-wind, fire intensity, space between.


Power/gas?

Containment

Any operations required to stop fire from spreading


Layout/access/egree

Extinguishment

Consider fuel that is burning, decide on extinguishment method

Overhaul

Ensure fire is completely extinguished.


Make scene safe.


Investigate cause.



-ventilate at earliest possible stage