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9 Cards in this Set
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Advantages of directional search |
Systematic and simplistic Suited to certain structures eg domestic and smaller commercial properties with recognisable layouts |
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Limitations of directional search procedure |
- does not necessarily clear compartments before BA team moves on - potential to pass a fire compartment - multiple teams needed to be committed in a coordinated way to ensure the compartment is fully searched |
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Advantages of compartmental search procedures |
Each compartment can be mapped out systematically as the BA teams progress Suitable for a range of structures especially complex ones |
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Limitations of compartmental searching |
It may not be possible to fully clear large compartments due to unsearched areas in the centre of the compartment It is essential to observe your search brief It is essential to be disciplined in your approach |
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Minimum role for search coordinator |
Sub officer |
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Actions on finding a casualty |
Alert the rest of the team by shouting 'casualty' Make a quick assessment of the casualty's status Do a secondary sweep for more casualties Check gauge pressure Inform ECO and state location |
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What information should the IC gather before arriving at an incident |
Number of people involved Approx age mobility and dependencies Last known location and activity Information from fire survival calls Location in relation to the fire |
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Name 4 observations of land marking before entering a building |
Type and size of structure Position of the building in relation to its surroundings Position of appliances outside building LFB equipment committed to the building |
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Name 5 observations of land marking AFTER entering the building |
Which wall you are on: LEFT or RIGHT Position of fixed features: doors, windows, stairs How many doors and compartments you pass through Construction and texture of walls Other features such as large or fixed furniture |
