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Title: Residential Private Dwelling Fires


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Residential Private Dwelling Fires
  • Henderson Fire Department
  • Officer Development

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Overview
  • Most Common Structure Fire in USA
  • Majority of Fatal Fires - 70

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Objectives
  • Identify type of construction for private
    dwellings
  • Identify pertinent fire building codes
  • Explain Fire behavior in these structures
  • Describe construction benefits
  • Recognize firefighting problems in private
    dwellings
  • Explain basic offensive defensive tactics at
    private dwelling fires.
  • Explain recognition basic tactics of attic
    fires
  • Explain recognition basic tactics of basement
    fires

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The Occupant Factors
  • Unsafe sleeping habits
  • Carelessness and indifference
  • Complacency
  • Improper storage and housekeeping
  • Home repair specialists

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Unsafe Sleeping Habits
  • Closed bedroom doors?
  • Smoke detectors?
  • Smoking in Bed?

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Carelessness and Indifference
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Complacency
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Improper storage and housekeeping Pack Rat
Mentality
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Home repair specialists
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Construction
  • Type V Wood Frame
  • Most common
  • Platform Frame
  • Wood Trusses and I beams
  • Aluminum and Steel Frame
  • Poly-foam

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Type V - Lightweight Wood Frame Platform
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Aluminum and Steel Frame
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Concrete Home (polysteel, Tridiwall)
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Lightweight wood frame roof and walls on concrete
home
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Polysteel
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Codes
  • Garages
  • Floors, Walls Ceilings
  • Attic Spaces
  • Basements
  • Hydrants
  • Smoke CO detectors
  • Residential Sprinklers

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Codes
  • Garage 1 hour fire barrier

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Codes
  • Floors, Walls Ceilings

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Codes
  • Attic Space

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Codes
  • Basements
  • Emergency escape requirements
  • How many basements?

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Codes
  • Hydrants

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Codes
  • Smoke CO detectors

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Codes
  • Residential Sprinklers
  • Size
  • Access

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Firespread Construction Problems of Lightweight
Wood Construction
  • Compromises in Platform Framing
  • Soffits
  • Minimal Dimensions of Wood
  • Questionable Connection Methods
  • Open Construction of Truss
  • Laminated I Beams

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Compromises in Platform Framing
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Floor Compromise
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Floor Compromise
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Soffits
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Soffit
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Soffit around fire place
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Soffit around fireplace
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Soffit spaces
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Soffit spaces
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Soffit around bathtub
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Soffit around bathtub
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Minimal Dimensions of Wood
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Questionable connections Gusset plate
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Open Truss Construction
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Open truss construction
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Laminated I-Beams
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Soffit
Laminated I-Beams
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Construction Benefits of Private Dwellings
  • Compartmentation
  • Small room size
  • Doors on most rooms
  • Windows in most rooms
  • Effective PPV

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Firefighting Problems in Private Dwellings
  • Life Hazard
  • Open Stairways
  • Interior Finishes Furnishings
  • HVAC
  • Construction Voids
  • Attic Space
  • Dangerous Roofs
  • Excessive Storage Debris

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Open Stairway
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Open Stairway
Bedrooms
Interior Finishes Furnishings
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HVAC unit in attic space Concentrated load
overhead
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Vent duct in floor space
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HVAC unit in attic space
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Construction Void in floor space
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Construction void in floor
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Soffits
Construction Void
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Open Attic Space
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Open Attic Space
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Dangerous Roof (steep pitch)
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Dangerous Roof
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Excessive Storage
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Excessive Storage
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Excessive Storage
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Basic Tactics Offensive
  • Apparatus Positioning
  • Water Supply
  • Hoseline/Tools
  • Ventilation
  • Utilities
  • Entry
  • Search
  • Extinguish
  • Overhaul/Salvage

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Basic Assignments OffensiveResidential Structure
  • Fire Attack
  • Back-up
  • Ventilation Group/Roof Division
  • RIT
  • On Deck
  • Medical Group
  • Safety
  • Rehab
  • Possible Exposure Division, Rescue Group

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Offensive Transitional Tactic
  • Fire Attack
  • Back-up
  • Ventilation Group/Roof Division
  • RIT
  • On Deck
  • Medical Group
  • Rehab
  • Safety
  • Possibly Exposure Divisions/Rescue

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Offensive Fires in Multi-level homes
  • Fire Attack
  • Division 1, 2, 3, etc
  • Ventilation Group or Roof Division
  • RIT
  • On Deck
  • Medical Group
  • Rehab
  • Safety
  • Possible Exposures/Rescue

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Basement Fire
  • Recognition
  • Maps
  • Size-up
  • Smoke conditions
  • Concerns
  • Tactics
  • Ventilation
  • Enter/Fire Attack
  • Search

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Maps
Homes with basements are marked on our new adobe
maps. Know before you go in!
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Size-up for Basement
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Basic Assignments Basement Fire
  • Fire Attack
  • Back-up
  • Evacuation Group or Division 1, 2, etc
  • Ventilation Group (possible roof div.)
  • RIT
  • On Deck
  • Medical
  • Rehab
  • Safety
  • Possible Exposures/Rescue

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Attic Fires
  • Recognition
  • Isolated Attic Fire
  • Fire Extension into the Attic
  • Concerns
  • Isolated Attic Fire
  • Fire Extension into the Attic
  • Tactics
  • Ventilation
  • Fire Attack

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Isolated Attic Fire
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Fire extension into the attic
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Basic Tactics Defensive
  • Apparatus Positioning
  • Water Supply
  • Master Streams Large Handlines
  • Protect Most Threatened Exposure or Attack Fire
    Building
  • Establish Defensive Boundaries and Assign
    Divisions Surround Drown
  • Utilities

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Basic Assignments Defensive
  • Divisions A, B, C, D in order of priority
  • RIT
  • Medical Group
  • Rehab
  • Safety
  • Possibly PIO Staging

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Changing StrategyOffensive to Defensive
  • Withdraw Order Given
  • Acknowledge Withdraw Order
  • Assemble Crew and Exit
  • Conduct PAR and notify Command
  • Request New Orders
  • Withdraw vs Abandon

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Sets Reps Private Dwelling Fires
  • Complete dispatch and en-route responsibilities
  • Complete brief initial report
  • Identify command mode
  • Identify Strategy
  • Conduct initial size-up
  • Develop Incident Action Plan
  • Establish, construct and operate an appropriate
    and effective ICS
  • Evaluate and request adequate resources
  • Make appropriate assignments with tactical
    objectives
  • Identify benchmarks and communicate when
    appropriate
  • Conduct on-going size-up and adjust IAP
    accordingly
  • Complete Tactical worksheet and maintain
    personnel accountability
  • Explain and justify strategy decision, IAP,
    tactics and assignments
  • Identify critical factors apply RMP

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Residential Situation Evaluation
  • Building
  • Fire
  • Occupancy
  • Life Hazard
  • Arrangement
  • Resources
  • Actions
  • Special Circumstances

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