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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs1 Safety Program Development Fire Officer 3 Program Administration
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs2 Why Have a Safety Program n 1 of every 12 firefighters will be injured in the line of duty this year. n An average of 100 firefighters per year are killed in the line of duty. Safety Officer
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs3 What Training is Necessary? n Fire Officer 1 Certification Building Construction Incident Command System Fire Behavior/Chemistry Tactics and Strategy Emergency Medical Service Leadership Skills Current Issues and Concerns Local, State and Federal Regulations
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs4 How Is This Done? n Training and continuing education n Memberships: FDSOA,ISFSI,NFPA n Appoint a safety officer n Establish a safety committee n Develop policy and procedure n Enforce policy and procedure n Safety in all activities
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs5 Fire Department Safety Manager n Duties Occupational Health Safety in workplace Safety in training Records management Policy and procedure development Safety Manager
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs6 Fire Department Safety Manager n Programs Dept. Safety Officer Safety Committees Accident/Injury review Physical Fitness Research Safety monitoring CISD Rehabilitation Safety Manager
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs7 Fireground Safety Officer (Sector) n Sector Officer Time Keeping Personnel Count Building Survey Operations Accident/Injury Investigation Stay outside the collapse zone!
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs8 Fireground Safety Officer (Sector) n Sector Officer Time Keeping Personnel Count Building Survey Operations Accident/Injury Investigation n Time Keeping Time of call First entry by crews Duration of interior attack Any significant events –flashover –ventilation –rescue
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs9 Fireground Safety Officer (Sector) n Sector Officer Time Keeping Personnel Count Building Survey Operations Accident/Injury Investigation n Personnel Count Interior crews Where assigned Teams established Accountability system in place and in use
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs10 Fireground Safety Officer (Sector) n Sector Officer Time Keeping Personnel Count Building Survey Operations Accident/Injury Investigation n Building Survey How long burning Determined fire location Integrity of roof/walls/ floors Attention to Truss Minimize exposure under/over large spans Utilities OFF Survey overhead hazards
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs11 Fireground Safety Officer Fireground Operations n Operations Adequate flow/ GPM’s Secondary escapes Attention to ladder work Observe collapse danger zones Smoke volume, color, force Fall hazards n Operations (con’t) Air monitoring Observe rehab profiles Additional hazards –traffic –heat / cold –passive smoke in operations area
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs12 Fireground Safety Officer (Sector) n Sector Officer Time Keeping Personnel Count Building Survey Operations Accident/Injury Investigation n Accident / Injury Investigation Injured to hospital Retain all equipment Order blood / urine tests Respond to hospital for interviews Follow-up reporting after incident
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs13 Fireground Safety Officer Post-Incident Responsibilities n Before leaving scene Secure scene CISD indicators? Legal considerations Brief Command on incident observations n Within 24 hours Develop an incident review form and submit to Chief Participate in critique, CISD Participate in investigations of injuries and fatalities
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs14 NFPA 1500 Standard n Fire Department Occupational Health and Safety Standard All encompassing References 38 NFPA publications NFPA 1561 (IMS) Created the NFPA 1521 Safety Officer Standard Makes our job safer!
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs15 NFPA 1521 Safety Officer Standard n Chapter 1 Administration –scope –purpose –equivalency –definitions
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs16 NFPA 1521 Safety Officer Standard n Chapter 2 Organization –Assignment –Qualifications –Authority
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs17 NFPA 1521 Safety Officer Standard n Chapter 3 Functions –Records & Data –Liaison –Rules and Regs. –Accident Prevention –Apparatus & equip. –Accident Investigation –Incident Scene Safety –Training and Education
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs18 NFPA 1521 Safety Officer Standard n Chapter 4 References –1002 Driver –1021 Fire Officer –1403 Live Fire Training –1500 Safety and Health –1561 ICS –1582 Infection Control
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs19 Beyond 1521 n What should the safety officer know? Building construction EMS background Rehab profiles Accountability systems ICS Liaison Techniques
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs20 Beyond 1521 n What should the safety officer know? Building construction EMS background Rehab profiles Accountability systems ICS Liaison Techniques n Building Construction structural collapse signs / indicators Truss construction Live / dead loads Impact of fire tactics on structures –GPM’s –Ventilation
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs21 Beyond 1521 n What should the safety officer know? Building construction EMS background Rehab profiles Accountability systems ICS Liaison Techniques n EMS Background Fatigue Stress Heat exhaustion Frostbite Dehydration Triage Needs of EMS crews
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs22 Beyond 1521 n What should the safety officer know? Building construction EMS background Rehab profiles Accountability systems ICS Liaison Techniques n Rehab Profiles Rotation indicators –2 bottle rule Duties of rehab crews Impact on operations –crew depletion
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs23 Beyond 1521 n What should the safety officer know? Building construction EMS background Rehab profiles Accountability systems ICS Liaison Techniques n Accountability Systems Passport or other In use by all members Crews accountability to each other is essential Best use on fireground comes from use in training Movement between sectors
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs24 Beyond 1521 n What should the safety officer know? Building construction EMS background Rehab profiles Accountability systems ICS Liaison Techniques n Incident Command System Safety Officer is part of Command Staff –Sector –Consult / advise Command of actions –Participate in planning process
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Fire Officer 3 - Safety Programs25 Beyond 1521 n What should the safety officer know? Building construction EMS background Rehab profiles Accountability systems ICS Liaison Techniques n Liaison Techniques Understanding of outside agency participation in incident –excavators –utilities Oversight of mutual aid companies –conflicting values?
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