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What are the three basic tactical priorities?
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-Rescue: Includes those activities that are required to protect occupants, remove those threatened by the incident, and to treat the injured.
-Fire control: Includes those acitivities required to stop the forward progress of the fire and to bring the fire under control. -Loss control: Includes those activities required to stop or reduce primary or secondary loss of property, as well as to mitigate the negative psychological and emotional impact of the event on the customer. |
SOG 101 pg1
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What are the bench marks for each tactical priority and the radio transmissions to identify them?
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Rescue:Completion of the primary search-"All Clear"
Fire Control: The halt of a fire's forward progress-"Under Control" Loss Control: The halt or reduction of primary or secondary loss to property-"Loss Stopped" |
SOG 101 pg2
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When is Level I staging in effect?
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Level I staging is automatically in effect for all incidents involving three or more responding companies.
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SOG 102 pg 1
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Level I staging for fires and hazmat incidents:
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-The first arriving Engine, Ladder, and Batt Comm will respond directly to the scene and initiate appropriate actions upon arrival.
-All other units will stage in their direction of travel, uncommitted, approximately one block from the scene until assigned by command in possitions providing a maximum of possible tactical options with regard to access, direction of travel, or water supply. |
SOG 102 pg2
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When should Level II staging be implemented?
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-All second-alarm or greater alarm incidents.
-First-alarm medical or hazardous material incidents. -Incidents in which command desires to centralize resources or simply to park apparatus in a central, unobstructed location. |
SOG 102 pg4
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Level I staging for muti-company response to major medical emergencies:
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-The first-arriving company will go directly to the scene and place their apparatus in a location that will provide maximum access for medical or rescue support.
-The first-arriving rescue will go direclty to the scene or where directed and park their vehicle in a manner that will allow quick and unobstructed exit for patient transportation. -All other companies will procede to Level I staging. |
SOG 102 pg2
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The strategic steps that can be taken in an interior (offensive) attack that are directed toward quickly bringing the fire under control are:
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-Assume Command
-Use the first attack line for a fast, aggressive interior attack -Provide support activities (such as ventilation) -Perform primary search -Use a second line as a backup to the first line. The backup line should be used to protect a means of egress from the structure -Sucure an adequate water supply -quickly evaluate success and react |
SOG 103 pg2
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The strategic steps that can be taken in an exterior (defensive) attack that are directed toward quickly bringing the fire under control are:
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-Assume command
-Evaluate fire spread and prepare to "write-off" the structure as lost, or as a "no win" property -Identify key tactical positions -Prioritize fire streams -Provide large volume, well placed streams -Establish adequate water supply to flow master streams -Quickly determine the need for additional resources -"Surround and drown" the fire |
SOG 103 pg 2-3
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