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A HIGH RISE IS ANY BUILDING THAT IS ___

4 FLOORS OR GREATER
FIRST-ARRIVING UNIT SHALL PROCEDE AS FOLLOWS
- 1. INITIAL REPORT/ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
- REPORT FIRE CONDITIONS AND YOUR ACTIONS
- IF NOTHING SHOWING ASSUME CONSEALED FIRE
- IF FIRE OR SMOKE SHOWING CONCIDER ADDITIONAL ALARMS
- 3. DIRECT COMPANYS
- 2. EST. COMMAND
- 4. REPORT TO LOBBY WITH APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT
FIRST ARRIVING COMPANIES ENTERING THE LOBBY SHALL FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES
- BIPACK
- 1. obtain information from security/
- building management
- 2. obtain building plans from security/bilding management or lock box
- 3. obtain keys for elevator, windows, stairway doors
- 4. locate fire control room
- 5. obtain fire phones
- 6. determine means of accent
incident priorities/command considerations

aerospace vs walkers
possible command locations include:
- outside the structure (com van)
- in or near the building systems control area
- in the lobby
in order for elevators tobe used this must be met
- positive key control
- info indicates that the elevators are safe to use
- hoistway is clear of smoke and fire
secondary means of communication
- in house fire phones
- intercoms and other in house systems other phones within the building
- cell phones
priorities
fire floor
- serch and rescue
- confinement
- extinguishment
- vent
priorities
floor above check for:
- extention
- need for evacuation
- need for ventalation
priorities
floor below check for:
- extention
- need for slvage
priorities
all floors report your:
- floor
- conditions
- evac situation
- need for ventalation
the ___ will evaluate the area __ for its use as a ___ and to determine the ___ of the floors above
this information will be relayed to__
- attack team officer
- 2 floors below the reported fire floor
- staging area
- overall layout
- command

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HIGH RISE

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2011-06-20T21:31:23Z