FIRE CONTROL State of Georgia BASIC FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING COURSE.

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FIRE CONTROL State of Georgia BASIC FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING COURSE

Fire Control 2 FIRE EXTINGUISHMENT METHODS  Reduction in temperature  Removal of fuel  Exclusion of oxygen  Breaking the chemical chain reaction  Extinguish according to class of fire

Fire Control 3 FIRE CONTROL SAFETY  Training  Safety Full protective equipment Teams of 2 or more  Coordination  Proper size attack line  Personnel

Fire Control 4 SUPPRESSING CLASS “A” FIRES Exterior  Full protective equipment  Proper size hose  Straight stream  Uphill / upwind  Start attack from a distance  Apply water to burning material  Overhaul

Fire Control 5 SUPPRESSING CLASS “A” FIRES Interior  Full protective equipment  Proper size hose  Teams of 2 or more  Coordination  Enter from unburned side  Set proper nozzle pattern  Extinguish as you enter  Advance to seat of fire

Fire Control 6 WATER APPLICATION Methods  Direct Attack  Indirect Attack  Combination Attack Observable Results  Steam  Reduction in flames  Temperature reduction

Fire Control 7 SUPPRESSING VEHICLE FIRES Precautions Protective equipment Apparatus positioning Approach from side Avoid hazards Burning metals Potential Hazards Haz-mats Tire rims Shocks Bumpers Fuel tank Spilled liquids

Fire Control 8 SUPPRESSING VEHICLE FIRES  Full protective equipment  1½” hoseline minimum  Uphill / Upwind  Start attack from distance effective reach of nozzle area under/around vehicle vehicle  Approach vehicle to complete extinguishment

Fire Control 9 SUPPRESSING DUMPSTER FIRES Potential Hazards Haz-Mats Pressurized containers Anything !! Precautions Protective equipment It’s only trash Exposures

Fire Control 10  1 ½”-1 ¾” Hand line Nozzle pattern Upwind/Uphill Start attack from a distance –ground/surrounding fire –inside dumpster Approach dumpster to complete extinguishment Fill with water  Deluge/larger diameter hose Flow directly into dumpster Fill with water SUPPRESING DUMPSTER FIRES

Fire Control 11 SUPPRESING CLASS “B” FIRES SMALL  Fire extinguisher  Appropriate extinguishing agent  May be extinguished by smothering

Fire Control 12 SUPPRESSING GROUND COVER FIRES  Direct Attack  Indirect Attack