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9 Cards in this Set
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What is an ‘A’ Risk |
1) All areas or individual buildings, four floors and above, 2) Oil and gas installations and storage facilities, 3) Special target risks involving a very high hazard industrial, commercial or life risks. |
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What is a ‘B’ risk? |
1) Industrial buildings and complexes not specified in category A 2) Large shopping and commercial centres and supermarkets 3) Health care facilities other than in category A 4) Public buildings, grandstands, hotels, cinemas. |
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What is a ‘C’ risk? |
1) Residential buildings 2) Small shopping and commercial buildings 3) Small industrial or public buildings in isolation up to 150sq/m 4) Brush fence fires 5) Vehicle fires |
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What is the fire response schedule for a 3rd Alarm ‘A’ Risk structure fire? |
1st Alarm - 3 appliances (min 2 pumps) - Metro Commander - 1st aerial (ERV if ship)
2nd Alarm - 3 pumps - 2nd Aerial - BA Hazmat and ICV - On Call Commander 1&2 - On Call ACFO - On Call FIO (Foam and ERV for ship)
3rd Alarm - 3 pumps - On Call Fleet Manager (as req by IC) |
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What is the fire response schedule for a 3rd Alarm ‘B’ Risk structure fire? |
1st Alarm - 3 appliances (min 2 pumps) - Metro Commander - 1st Aerial (and ERV if ship)
Confirmed or Persons Reported - add BA Hazmat - On Call Commander 1
2nd Alarm - add 3 pumps and ICV - On Call Commander 2 - On Call ACFO - On Call FIO
3rd Alarm - add 3 pumps - 2nd Aerial - On Call Fleet Manager (as reqd by IC) |
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What is the fire response schedule for a ‘C’ Risk structure fire? |
1st Alarm - 2 pumps
Confirmed or Persons Reported - add Metro Commander Operations
2nd Alarm - add 2 pumps - BA Hazmat - Metro Commander - On Call Commander 1
3rd Alarm - add 2 pumps - On Call Commander 2 - On Call ACFO |
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What is the response schedule for a Hazmat incident? |
Minor Incidents (including white powder) - 1 x pump
First Alarm (Chemical / biological) - 2 x pumps - 1 x pump / Hazmat - 1 x BA / Hazmat tender - 1 x Metro Comm. Ops (If radioactive material) - add On Call Comm 1 and Hazmat/CBRN Officer
Second Alarm add - 2 x pumps - 1 pump/Hazmat - ICV - On Call Commander 1 (if bio/chem) - On Call Hazmat/CBRN Officer - On Call Commander 2 (if radioactive)
Third Alarm add - 2 x pumps - On Call Commander 2 (if chem/bio) - On Call ACFO |
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What is the rescue response for Heavy Rescue? |
First Alarm (truck,train,tram) 1 x pump 1 x pump rescue 1 x tech rescue appliance 1 x heavy rescue pod 1 x metro Commander
Second Alarm 1 x pump 1 x pump rescue 1 x On Call Commander 1
Third Alarm 1 x pump 1 x pump rescue 1 x ACFO 1 x ICV 1 x On Call Commander 2
Fourth Alarm 1 x pump 1 x pump rescue |
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What is the response schedule for road crash rescue? |
First alarm (reported) 1 x pump 1 x pump rescue (Confirmed) 1 x Metro Commander
Second Alarm 1 x pump 1 x Tech Rescue Appliance 1 x On call Commander 1 x Metro Commander (if first alarm is confirmed fire)
Third Alarm 1 x Pump 1 x Pump rescue 1 x On Call ACFO 1 x ICV 1 x On call Commander 2 |
