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Kriska Fire Training. Course Objectives. Everyone Goes Home. Making Your Job Safer. Four hour classroom. Objectives. Real world of firefighting Solid fuel fire behavior Smoke and flammable vapors (gases) Synthetic materials Ventilation Increasing your attack line water flow

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Course Objectives

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  1. Kriska Fire Training Course Objectives

  2. Everyone Goes Home Making Your Job Safer Four hour classroom

  3. Objectives • Real world of firefighting • Solid fuel fire behavior • Smoke and flammable vapors (gases) • Synthetic materials • Ventilation • Increasing your attack line water flow • Flashover and Backdraft, Whats the difference? • The Way We Have Always Done It • Mission Vision • Pre-Incident Planning • The players • Hazardous Materials • Managing the information

  4. Objectives • Truss Construction • Types of truss • Gusset plates • Truss tactics • Size-Up • Laymans Mental Size-up • New Mental Size-up • Four step size-up method • Using your imagination • Getting out of Mission Vision • Thermal Imaging Cameras • Three point search pattern

  5. Company Officer.. Supervisor or Co-Pilot? Two hour classroom

  6. Class Objective • Time and Resource Management during the emergency response • Discuss how the traditional function of pre-incident planning led to a Non-Traditional idea • Introduce the Company Officer Command Area

  7. Up-Front Ventilation using Positive Pressure Attack Six hour classroom Practical live burn if desired

  8. Class Objectives • Introduction..Solid fuelFire Behavior..Do we do dumbthings?..Leadership • Technological Advances vs. Increased Risks of Interior Firefighting • Backdraft and Flashover..What’s the difference? • The Way We Have Always Done It” • The “TIME” Element • Positive Pressure • Wind..Fire..Mechanical…Ideal Gas Law • National Institute of Safety and Technology-PPV Test results • Positive Pressure Attack Terminology

  9. Class Objectives • Path of Least Resistance • High Risk Area • Low Risk Area • Positive Pressure Equipment Scenarios • Size-up for Up-Front Ventilation using Positive Pressure Attack • Standard Operating Procedure for Positive Pressure Attack

  10. Class Objectives • Positive Pressure Attack Residential Scenarios • Specific Type Fires • PPA and specific buildings, vehicles • Positive Pressure Attack Incident Critiques • Doing it Right..Up-Front Ventilation using Positive Pressure Attack

  11. Objectives of the Live Burn • Allow you to observe • Incipient stage of the fire • Free burning stage of the fire • Mushrooming caused by resistance • Fire following a path of least resistance • PPV affect on the fire without an exhaust opening • PPV with an exhaust opening

  12. Waterloo 2007 Four hour classroom Practical live burn if desired

  13. Class Objectives • The Way we have always Done It • In-adequate size ups • No up-front ventilation • No visibility • Super heat • Disorientation • No Pre-Incident Planning

  14. Class Objectives • The Risks Have Changed • Smoke detectors • Protective Clothing • Synthetic furnishings • Energy efficient buildings • Construction features

  15. Class Objectives • A New way of Thinking • Time and Resource Management during the Response • New Mental Size up • Four Step Building Size up • Mission Vision • Thermal Imaging Camera • Truss Construction • Positive Pressure Attack

  16. Objectives of the Live Burn • Allow you to observe • Incipient stage of the fire • Free burning stage of the fire • Mushrooming caused by resistance • Fire following a path of least resistance • PPV affect on the fire without an exhaust opening • PPV with an exhaust opening

  17. Ventilation Why?? Eight hour classroom Practical if desired

  18. Class Objectives • Disorientation • Fire Behavior Review • Risks have changed (The Enemy) • New Mental Size-Up System/Four Step Size-up Method/Mission Vision • Basic Ventilation Practices • Roof Construction—Red Flag • Positive Pressure Ventilation

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