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• General Fire Suppression Operations
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ===210.01 General Fire Suppression Operations===
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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
  ...a Rescue unit to establish command due to the short response times of our suppression units.) (The focus of a Rescue unit as the first arriving unit to a scene s *#First unit or command officer arrives on the scene and performs size-up. He/she determines the need to establish command.
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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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• Vehicle Placement for Safety
  The following terms shall be used during incident operations, post-incident analysis, and training activities related to working in or near mov # Block – positioning a fire department apparatus on an angle to the lanes of traffic creating a physica
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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===
  21 KB (3,342 words) - 06:32, 22 March 2016
• Vehicle Fires
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...associated with vehicle fires. The Company Officer should realize that all fire situations pose specific challenges. Vehicle fires are often fought in high
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• Rapid Intervention Teams/Calling the MAYDAY
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...fic – term used by Command to alert all personnel of an emergency and/or fire ground hazard. When this announcement is made radio silence is initiated.
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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.
  6 KB (920 words) - 05:07, 28 October 2017
• Response to Automatic Fire Alarms
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ===210.06 Response to Automatic Fire Alarms===
  4 KB (696 words) - 11:35, 21 July 2016
• Personnel Accountability System Usage
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== * The on-duty Lieutenant or Officer-in-Charge is responsible for keeping an accurate account of all members riding
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• Respiratory Protection Plan
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== Self Contained Breathing Apparatus is defined as Positive Pressure self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).
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• NFIRS Incident Reporting
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...h a procedure for Fire/Rescue personnel to follow when completing required Fire and EMS documentation of an emergency incident.
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• Incident Rehabilitation
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...incident/training evolution, clear of the smoke, haze or other hazardous by-products of the incident/training ground.
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• Incident Photos, Recordings & Personal Camera Use
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...events either through photography, voice or video, must be approved by the Fire Chief before such recordings may take place.
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• Traffic Cones
  ==Section 2 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS== ...ique to gradually close lanes of traffic and extend the cones past the fend-off unit and crews working in the road or highway. The term tapering refers
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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.
  13 KB (1,995 words) - 12:29, 10 February 2018
• Civil Disturbance
  ==Section 2 - Emergency Operations== ...ween fire and law enforcement (LE), in accordance with all local Emergency Operations Plans.
  41 KB (6,346 words) - 04:50, 17 August 2020
• Helicopter Request
  ==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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