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2. Evaluate a fire in which a large number of occupants were rescued:
A. Was the fire attack adequate? (Example, does not apply to this scenario)
The fire flow is calculated as 600 GPM for this area on the pre-incident plan.
One pre-connected 1 ¾” fire line was used which only provides 125 GPM.
The fire was well advanced therefore 600 GPM is needed
The 125 GPM is well below the needed fire flow for this area.
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Review the Kemper Ln. scenario by first reading through the scenario packet and then watching the video of the Multi-Alarm rescue. Answer the following questions related to the rescue operation:
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A. Was the fire attack adequate?
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B. Classify the occupancy type, and explain some of the specific problems encountered in this type of occupancy.
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C. Could the incident commander reasonably expect an accurate accounting of building occupants in the first 15 minutes of the operation?
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D. What rescue methods were used (interior stairs, fire escapes, ladders, helicopters, etc.)?
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E. Were the proper rescue options utilized? For example, was the use of portable ladders justified?
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F. How many people would be expected to occupy this building at peak times?
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G. How many people occupied the building at the time of the fire?
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H. How many occupants were rescued or assisted to safety?
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I. Were any occupants found through search and rescue procedures?
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II. Were any victims physically carried or dragged from the fire area?
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I. How large an area, and how many floors were searched?
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J. Were there separate primary and secondary searches?
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• If so, were different teams used for each search?
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K. Where task assignments consistent with the rescue priorities established according to the location of the victims?
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L. Was the search and rescue operation systematic?
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M. Was a marking system used to indicate areas searched?
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N. What effect did ventilation have on the rescue operation?
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O. Was ventilation provided by fire forces adequate and necessary?
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P. Was forcible entry adequate?
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Q. Were ventilation and forcible entry methods reversible?
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R. Were adequate medical resources called to the scene in advance?
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S. Was adequate shelter provided for displaced occupants?
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