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11 Cards in this Set
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What are the three types of roofs? |
Flat, pitch, arched |
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Horizontal members between the trusses that supports the roof. |
purlin |
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A rough drawing of a building that is prepared during the facility survey |
Field sketches |
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Life safety information is collected in which two basic topic areas? |
Protection\evacuation, and protection of firefighters |
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The bulk of fuel available to burn and generally refers to the buildings contents. |
Fuel loads |
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Noncombustible barriers or dividers hung from the ceiling in the large open area is designed to minimize mushrooming |
Draft curtains |
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What are the three general types of drawings that are used to show building information in a pre-incident survey plan? |
Plot plans, floorplans, evaluations |
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What are the three major tasks with any pre-incident plan? |
Gather data, enter data into database, keep data current |
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This survey drawing indicates how buildings are situated in relation to other buildings and streets in area |
Plot plans |
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This pre-incident survey drawing shows the layout of individual floors, subfloors, and roofs |
Floor plans |
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This pre-incident survey drawing shows side views of structures that depict the number of floors in the building and grades of surrounding areas. |
Elevations |
