CVFD Training Forcible Entry

Nov 27, 2012

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CVFD Training Forcible Entry

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Review of Forcible Entry/Exit

Review of Forcible Entry/Exit. IRONS is the name given to a Flat-Head ax paired with a Haligan tool. We currently do not have a set of “IRONS” but have tools with similar characteristic that can be used. Although we are going to show the irons remember other tools that

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FORCIBLE ENTRY

FORCIBLE ENTRY. OBJECTIVES. The Student will be able to demonstrate the proper method of entry through locks, doors, windows, floors, walls, and roofs. The Student will identify what tools are needed for these entries.

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Forcible Entry

Forcible Entry. Intermediate SFFMA Objectives: 2-02.01 4HRS Received. Sizing Up Door — Considerations. Locked/blocked door is primary obstacle in gaining access to building Critical issues Recognizing how door functions Knowing how constructed Knowing how locked. (Continued).

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Forcible Entry

Forcible Entry . Boone County Fire District February 2013. How does this tie in?. Accountability Maintaining crew integrity Having appropriate tools Fire Behavior Controlling the door Ventilation openings Mayday Maintain egress for crews working inside. Door Size-up.

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CVFD Training – Fire Behavior

CVFD Training – Fire Behavior. SFFMA Training Objectives: 15-01.01 – 15-01.11. Matter is…. anything that occupies space and has mass (weight). Physical and Chemical Changes of Matter Related to Fire. Physical change Water freezing Water boiling Chemical reaction

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FORCIBLE ENTRY

FORCIBLE ENTRY. INTRODUCTION. Modern society is security conscious P rivate homes C ommercial occupancies Vehicles Forcible entry The technique used by fire department personnel to gain access to a structure whose normal means of access is locked, blocked or nonexistent . INTRODUCTION.

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CVFD Training – Inspection Practices

CVFD Training – Inspection Practices. SFFMA Training Objectives: 11-01.01 – 11-01.04. CHAPTER 1. Introduction Authority Public and private sector Inspector’s legal status Police power Liability incurred as a result of authority Outside technical assistance Right of entry

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CVFD Training – Ventilation Practices

CVFD Training – Ventilation Practices. SFFMA Training Objectives: 8-01.05 – 8-01.08. Vertical Ventilation. Opening roof/existing roof openings for allowing heated gases, smoke to escape Firefighters must understand basic types, designs of roofs. (Continued). Vertical Ventilation.

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CVFD Training – Rescue Operations

CVFD Training – Rescue Operations. SFFMA Training Objectives: 9-01.07 – 9-01.09. Environments Rivers Streams Canals Pools Lakes Gravel Pits Oceans Storm drain systems. Causes Weather changes Overconfidence No PFD Cramps Submerged debris Boat collisions. General Background.

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CVFD Training – Pump Operations

CVFD Training – Pump Operations. SFFMA Training Objectives 24-01.01 – 24-01.02. NET ENGINE PRESSURE. Net Pump Discharge Pressure (new term) Actual amount of pressure being produced by the pump.

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CVFD Training – Rescue Operations

CVFD Training – Rescue Operations. SFFMA Training Objectives: 9-01.05. Practical Exercise. Trainee shall demonstrate the techniques of packaging a victim for emergency transportation by:

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CVFD Training – Rescue Operations

CVFD Training – Rescue Operations. SFFMA Training Objectives: 9-01.01 – 9-01.04. Rescue and Extrication Operations. Rescue — Involves removal of victims from entrapment by Fires Terrain features Structural collapse Elevation differences Confined spaces Non-extrication situations.

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Forcible Entry

Forcible Entry. 11. Objectives . Understand the association between specific tools and special forcible entry needs. Describe the basic construction of typical doors, windows, and walls. Know the dangers associated with forcing entry through doors, windows, and walls.

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CVFD Training – Public Relations

CVFD Training – Public Relations. SFFMA Training Objectives: 17-01.01 – 17-01.02.

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CVFD Training – Live Fire Training

CVFD Training – Live Fire Training. SFFMA Training Objectives: 21-01.01. Training Overview. 22-01.01 Trainee shall identify the current edition of NFPA 1403, Standard on Live Fire Training Evolutions and shall: A . identify the purpose of NFPA 1403 B . define evolution C . define student

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Forcible Entry Skill Drills

Forcible Entry Skill Drills. 11. Objectives (1 of 3). Force entry through an inward-opening door. Force entry through an outward-opening door. Use the triangle method to open an overhead garage door. Force entry through a double-hung window. 11. Objectives (2 of 3).

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CVFD Training – Pump Operations

CVFD Training – Pump Operations. SFFMA Training Objectives 24-01.03 (1/2 of Class). Practical Exercise. 24-01.03 Trainee shall set up and perform pumping operations as follows: A . Trainee shall list conditions that may result in pump damage.

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CVFD Training - HAZMAT

CVFD Training - HAZMAT. Fire Fighters must receive HAZMAT OPS COURSE (Will be offered throughout year).

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CVFD Training – Rescue Operations

CVFD Training – Rescue Operations. SFFMA Training Objectives: 9-01.06. Primary Search. Rapid but thorough search performed before or during fire suppression Often carried out under extremely adverse conditions Check known/likely locations of victims Confirm fire conditions.

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Forcible Entry

Forcible Entry. 11. Objectives. Understand the association between specific tools and special forcible entry needs. Describe the basic construction of typical doors, windows, and walls. Know the dangers associated with forcing entry through doors, windows, and walls.

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Forcible Entry

11. Forcible Entry. Objectives. Understand the association between specific tools and special entry needs. Describe the basic construction of typical doors, windows, and walls. Know the dangers associated with forcing entry through doors, windows, and walls.

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Forcible Entry

Forcible Entry. 11. Objectives. Understand the association between specific tools and special forcible entry needs. Describe the basic construction of typical doors, windows, and walls. Know the dangers associated with forcing entry through doors, windows, and walls.

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