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LADDER COMPANY OPERATIONSLADDER COMPANY OPERATIONSMan For ManMan For Man

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LADDER COMPANY OPERATIONSLADDER COMPANY OPERATIONSMan For ManMan For Man

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Objectives

Identify Generally AcceptedFirefighting Principles

Identify Ladder Company Operations

State The Responsibility Of Each

Company Member


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Objectives

Identify The Need To Follow Logical

Thought Processes

Provide Information To Assist The

Officer And Firefighter In Making

Sound Fire Ground Decisions


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Ladder Company Operation

Regardless of Who Performs These

Duties, Ladder Company Functions Must

Be Carried Out at All Fires to ensure Life

Safety and Extinguishments


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Size-up

The Mental

Evaluation Made By

A Fireman Which

Enables Him To

Determine A CourseOf Action


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Size-up Begins

With The

Receipt Of The

Alarm

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Movement Of Fire

Convection

Radiation

Conduction


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Wood Frame

Building Construction

Balloon Old

Platform

Lightweight New

Wood Truss


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Ladder Company Tools


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Tools

Halligan Bar

FORKFORK

ADZADZ

HOOKHOOK


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Tools

Flat Head Ax


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Tools

Sledge Hammer Or Maul


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ToolsHydraulic Tools


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Tools

Halligan Hook / Pike Pole


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ToolsK12 SAW


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Tools

Thermal Camera


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Officers Duties

Rules and Regulations

Responsibilities

Assignments

Accountability

Training Equipment


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Ladder Officers Position

Fire Floor,

Door to the

Fire Apartment

Via the InteriorStairs


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Determine Life Hazards

Life Hazard to

Occupants

Life Hazard to

Firefighters


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Report Conditions

Location and

Extent of Fire

Dangers

Progress ofOperations

Need for

AdditionalManpower


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Assure Secondary Means of

Egress

Always Provide

Members with

Two Ways Out


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The Time Of Day

And The Occupancy

Of The Building Will

Often Indicate The

Need For Forcible

Entry

Force Entry


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Confine the Fire

Close Doors,Close Windows

and RemoveCombustibles

From the Path

of the Fire


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Rope Bags

Tangle Easily.

Slow to Retrieve.

Difficult to Repack

Good for 1 Shot


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Search Rope Roller

Will Not Tangle

Faster to Retrieve

Easier to Repack

Ready to Deploy


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Overhaul

The Phase Of

Firefighting In

Which All Fire IsSearched Out And

Extinguished.


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Safety

Replace Urgency With Caution

Inspect The Structure

Let Water Runoff

Use Only Required Members

Do Not Remove Structural Supports

Provide A Means Of Egress


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Driver Position

Turn Table Contact with

Officer


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Ladder Company


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Scrub Surface


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Height


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What About Midmounts


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Outside Vent Man Position

Fire Escape

Ladder


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Roof Man Position

Roof, via

Aerial Ladder

Fire Escape

Adjoining Roof


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Extrication Equipment

Many Of Today'sLadder Companies

Are Now Carrying

Hydraulic Power

Equipment


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Review

Movement of Fire

Responsibilities of Ladder Company

Inside Team / Outside Team

Duties of the Officer

Tool assignments for


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