Lesson # 27 Tactics and Strategy
Heavy Timber
Non-combustible or limited combustible construction
Ordinary construction
Wood-frame construction
Growth
Flashover
Fully developed
None of the above
Size, number, & arrangement of ventilation openings
Thermal properties of the area enclosures
Ceiling height of the area
All of the above
Wood – reaction of wood to fire conditions depends on how much direct fire impingement there is on the wood
Masonry – Highly affected by high temperatures and fire exposure
Steel – Structural members elongate when heated and may fail at approximately 1,000 degrees F
Gypsum – Poor heat resistance, but good fire retardant properties
Flames rolling out window
Cracks or separations in walls, floors, or roof structure
Evidence of existing structural instability such as the presence of tie rods & stars that hold walls together
Both b & c
Doing a complete 360-degree walk around the incident scene noting condition of emergency, potential hazards to personnel, and deployment of resources
Getting radio reports from crews operating on the fire scene of what is going on in their work area
Waiting for the fire to show from the side that the incident command post is set-up at
All of the above
Hot, Warm , & Cold Zones
Restricted area, Limited access area, & Support areas
Both a & c
Incident Command Zone, Work Area, Staging Area
Placement of apparatus
Use of attack and support hoselines
Rescue operations
All of the above
What hazards are present
What are the risks to personnel
What benefits are going to be gained by the strategy employed
All of the above
Letting the incident run it’s course
Routine evaluations & modifications
Exotic and un-tried plans
None of the above
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