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• Main Page
  '''Chris Morton, Fire Chief, is currently reviewing these Standard Operating Guidelines effective | 110.01 || [[Incident Command]] || Aug-08 || June-22
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• Incident Command
  *#First unit or command officer arrives on the scene and performs size-up. He/she determines the need to establish command. ...units need to be aware when command has been established and network their communications through command as required.
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• Public Information and Media Contact
  ...policy which will facilitate the flow of information between the Maitland Fire Rescue Department, the media, and the general public. All personnel within the Maitland Fire Rescue Department are committed to and recognize the right of the public an
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• Rapid Intervention Teams (RIT)
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS _ FIRE SUPPRESSION== ...3 personnel, including one officer. The team size should be increased to 5-6 personnel as soon as resources are available.
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• Rapid Intervention Teams (RIT) (OPS)
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS _ FIRE SUPPRESSION== ...3 personnel, including one officer. The team size should be increased to 5-6 personnel as soon as resources are available.
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• Abandoned Newborn
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== * Maitland Fire Rescue personnel shall accept any newborn infant left with a Firefighter, E
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• Rope Training - Station 45
  ...g procedures are designed to ensure the safety of each rescuer during such operations. In the event that a rescue is deemed necessary an alarm will be activated ...of these would be a large iron pipe run through chase holes in floors, an I-bolt through a reinforced wall or a secure large heavy boulder.
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• General Fire Suppression Operations
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ===210.01 General Fire Suppression Operations===
  24 KB (3,893 words) - 05:04, 28 October 2017
• High Rise Structural Fire Response
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ===210.02 High Rise Structural Fire Response===
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• Rapid Intervention Teams/Calling the MAYDAY
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...s the same on the activated radio. An emergency message is received in the Communications Center. Turn off the radio to deactivate the alarm.
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• Use of Available / Alternative Water Supplies
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== To establish a standardized guideline to cover water supply for the Maitland Fire Department.
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• Infection Control Program
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ..., to communicable diseases. To minimize the risk of exposure, the Maitland Fire Rescue Department will implement an infection
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• Hazardous Materials Alert (OPS)
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...azardous Substance or Hazardous Material. By declaring a HAZMAT ALERT a pre-planned series of events will take place to protect the patient, our personn
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• Safe Restraint & Transport of Children in Emergency Vehicles
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...e or younger, provide for protection of the child by properly using a crash-tested, federally approved child restraint device. For children aged through
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• Helicopter Request (OPS)
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== .... NOTE: This policy is to be used as a guide during non-medical helicopter operations and adjusted by the scene Officer to address any unique situations.
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• Radio Communications
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ===240.01 Radio Communications===
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• Automatic / Mutual Aid Responses
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...materials control, and/or other emergency support in the event of a major fire, disaster or other emergency.
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• Challenging Calls for Service
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== [[Category:Fire Operations - Communications]]
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• Emergency Call Button Activation
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...rrent identification information all radios in service within the Maitland Fire Department. That information will apply to all mobile radios and portables,
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• Emergency Calls Received at the Station
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...ersonnel to follow when calls for emergency assistance are received at the Fire Station.
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