First Due Fire Engine Ops
Learn the roles, responsibilities, and actions of a First Arriving Engine Commander in this comprehensive course. Ideal for fire supervisors and experienced firefighters.
What you’ll learn
- Define the roles and responsibilities of the First Arriving Engine Commander
- Define the timeline and actions of the First Due Arriving Engine
- Define the major risks of First Due Engine Operations
- Pre-recorded Webinar: FIRE LODD
COMMANDING THE JOB 1: First-Due Officer Operations
Fireground Actions for Dwelling Fires
This course covers the major point of fire command for the First-Due Arriving officer
of a fire company act eight dwelling fire
Detailed information on each step of the job that you will find in the most popular fire manuals was used as reference
The topics covered will include:
Engine company operations
The areas that must be addressed at every structure fire
Incident command system essentials and MUST-KNOW POINTS
Placing the initial radio report and what you need to have in it
Resources needed for every structure fire as the Incident Commander
Actions needed when you place the fire under control, AND:
Incident Safety
Learning Rules Of Engagement: This section outlines the overall goals and objectives for the course
Get Started On Studying: TIps on increasing your studying effectiveness
BEFORE THE ALARM: Preparing for the run
Factors to be considered during the Preplanning Phase of a possible incident
ALARM RESPONSE: Elements to be considered or undertaken during initial run notification
FLASHOVER
SAFETY BREAK 1:
Pre-Flashover signs and actions
INCIDENT PRIORITIES: Factors to be considered en-route to the incident.
WATER SUPPLY
Factors and tactics to be considered en-route to the incident and upon arrival.
SIZE-UP PRIORITIES
SAFETY BREAK 2
SIZE-UP: Size-up considerations approaching and upon arrival of a single dwelling fire
ESTABLISH COMMAND
SAFE SEARCH GUIDELINES
SAFETY BREAK 3
Considerations and actions of establishing command as 1st Due Arrival
SEARCH & RESCUE: Search guidelines
INCIDENT MITIGATION: Tactics toward incident stabilization
COMPANY ASSIGNMENTS: Task-based assignments
FIRE UNDER CONTROL: Actions to be taken after the fire is placed UNDER CONTROL by the Incident Commander
VICTIM SUPPORT: Actions to be taken during post-fire actions in support of victims, occupants, and others affected by the incident
PICKING UP: Actions and concerns undertaken during DEMOBILIZATION
and much more…
Who this course is for:
- Upcoming or present Fire First-level Supervisors
- Structure fire experienced
- Driver/Engineers
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