ENGINEERING LESSON GUIDE 23

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ENGINEERING LESSON GUIDE 23

• Damage Control Systems and Equipment

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Damage Control Reports

• MAIDS report
• Man in charge
• Additional assistance needed
• Injuries
• Damage Assessment
• Status of the casualty

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DAMAGE CONTROL REPORTS

• Description of things seen, heard, or felt
• Location and nature of fires, smoke, and toxic
  gases
• Location and nature of progressive flooding
• Extent and nature of flooding
• Specific damage
• Progress
• Extent of DC efforts
• Areas still not under control
• Local measures

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DAMAGE CONTROL REPORTS

• Established primary and secondary boundaries
• Isolated damage to machinery, piping, and
  electrical systems
• Status of casualty power, emergency
  communications, and lighting
• Status of injured personnel
• Ventilation status

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THE FIRE TRIANGLE
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CLASSES OF FIRE

• Class A
• Wood, rubbish, paper
• Class B
• Fuel, Oil
• Class C
• Electrical
• Class D
• Metals or any non-A, B, or C fire

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EXTINGUISHING AGENTS

• Class A
• Water
• Class B
• AFFF, PKP, Halon
• Class C
• CO2
• Class D
• Solid stream or jettison

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Fire-fighting Equipment

• CO2 Fire Extinguisher
• AFFF Extinguisher or system
• PKP - purple K powder
• Firemain System
• Variable Nozzle

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Respiratory Equipment

• OBA - oxygen breathing apparatus
• EEBD - Emergency Escape Breathing Device
• SEEDs - Supplementary Emergency Escape Device
• EAB - Emergency Air Breathing device (submarine
  only)

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FLOODING
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QUESTIONS?