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Fire Chief
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Chief Fennessey, Brian
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Assistant Chief Emergency Operations
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Chief
2
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Assistant Chief Support Services
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Chief Barnes, Ken
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Deputy Chief EMS
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Chief Stowell, Colin
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Lifeguard Chief
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Chief Wurtz, Rick
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Deputy Chief Special Operations
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Chief Webber, Chris
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Deputy Chiefs Operations
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A Chief Steve Wright
B Chief Gina La Mantia
C Chief Steve Ricci
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Deputy Chief Fire Prevention
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Chief Perry, Doug
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Deputy Chief Logistics
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Chief Ester, Kevin
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Battalion Chief Training and Education
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Chief Gaboury, James
10
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Battalion Chief Professional Standards
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Chief Garcia
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Battalion 1
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1, 3, 4, 7, 11, Airport
HQ - 1
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Battalion 2
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5, 8, 14, 18, 23, 28, 36
HQ - 5
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Battalion 3
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15, 20, 21, 22, 25, 27
HQ - 25
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Battalion 4
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10, 17, 26, 31, 34, 39, 45
HQ - 45
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Battalion 5
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9, 13, 16, 24, 35, 41, 47
HQ - 35
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Battalion 6
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6, 12, 19, 29, 30, 32, 43
HQ - 12
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Battalion 7
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33, 37, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46
HQ - 44
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Specialty Stations
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MAST/ EDT - 1 TRT/ Heavy Rescue - 4 EMS - 9 & 26 Post Academy Training - 10 & 44 Pre-Fire Planning - 16 Hose Testing - 19 Hose Repair - 20 Allied Equipment Repair - 23 Fire Pump Testing - 28 SCBA/ Fit Testing - 36 Ladder/ Wooden Handled Equip. Repair - 40 TRT/ USAR - 41 HIRT/ Hazmat - 45 Squad 55 - located between 12 and 32
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Class A Fire
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Ordinary Combustibles
Green Triangle
Burning Trashcan and Pile of Wood
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Class B Fire
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Flammable Liquid
Red Square
Gas Can and Burning Puddle
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Class C Fire
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Energized Electrical
Blue Circle
Electric Plug and Burning Outlet
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Class D Fire
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Combustible Metals
Yellow Star
Burning Gear
Sodium, potassium, magnesium, titanium…
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Class K Fire
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Commercial Cooking Fires
Black Pan
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1 1/2" Combi Nozzle 100' Preconnect
100 psi
| 30, 60, 95, 125 gpm
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1 1/2" Combi Nozzle 150' and 200' Preconnect
100 psi
| 95, 125, 150, 200 gpm
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2 1/2" Combi Nozzle
100 psi
| 150, 175, 200, 250 gpm
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1 1/2" Elkhart Phantom Hi-Rise Fog Nozzle
75 psi
30, 95, 125, 150, 200 gpm
7/8" Slug Tip allows 160 gpm at 50 psi
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What Apparatus are at FS 1
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Engine 1 Light & Air 1 Battalion 1
Engine 201 Utility 81
Truck 1 MAST
Medic 1 EDT
Chem Unit 1 XR-1
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What Apparatus are at FS 5
Engine 5
Battalion 2
OES 8631 (Type III)
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What Apparatus are at FS 14
Engine 14
Truck 14
Brush 14
Shift Commander 1
31
What Apparatus are at Station 18
Engine 18
Medic 18
OES 304 (Type I)
32
What Apparatus are at FS 28
Engine 28
Truck 28
Crash Rescue 28
Water Tender 28
33
What Apparatus are at FS 15
Engine 15
| Mobile Canteen 1
34
What Apparatus are at FS 23
Engine 23
| Utility 82
35
What Apparatus are at FS 20
Engine 20
Truck 20
Medic 20
Utility 20
36
What Apparatus are at FS 27
Engine 27
| Utility 83
37
What Apparatus are at FS 10
Engine 10
Truck 10
Brush 10
Chem Unit 10
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What Apparatus are at FS 31
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Engine 31 Mobile Canteen 2
Medic 31
Utility 84
Medic 99 (STAR)
UDC Trailer (Decon)
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39
What Apparatus are at FS 34
Engine 34
| Brush 34
40
What Apparatus are at FS 45
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Engine 45
Truck 45
Battalion 4
Hazmat 1
Hazmat 2
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41
What Apparatus are at FS 9
Engine 9
Medic Rescue 9
Mod Pickup/Trailer
42
What Apparatus are at FS 24
Engine 24
Brush 24
Medic 24
43
What Apparatus are at FS 35
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Engine 35 Battalion 5
Truck 35
Brush 35
Medic 35
Utility 85
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44
What Apparatus are at FS 41
Engine 41
Medic 41
USAR 41
45
What Apparatus are at FS 12
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Engine 12 Battalion 6
Truck 12
Brush 12
Medic 12
Utility 86
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46
What Apparatus are at FS 19
Engine 19
| Water Tender 19
47
What Apparatus are at FS 29
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Engine 29
Truck 29
Brush 29
Medic 29
Medic 229
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48
What Apparatus are at FS 43
Engine 43
Crash Rescue 43 (Brown Field)
Brush 43
Copter 1
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What Apparatus are at FS 33
Engine 33
OES 8631
Medic Rescue 33
50
What Apparatus are at FS 37
Engine 37
Medic 37
Brush 37
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What Apparatus are at FS 40
Engine 40 Light & Air 40
Truck 40 Water Tender 40
Brush 40
Medic Rescue 40
Utility 40
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What Apparatus are at FS 42
Engine 42
Medic 42
Utility 87
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What Apparatus are at FS 44
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Engine 44 ERT (Environmental Response)
Truck 44 Battalion 7
Utility 44
HazMat 1
HazMat 2
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54
Kerf Cut
Single cut the width of the chainsaw guide bar made through the roof decking used to identify conditions below and roof integrity
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Smoke Indicator Hole
Small triangular hole cut through the roof decking used to identify smoke and fire conditions below and roof integrity, 3" sides
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Inspection Hole
Triangular hole, 2' x 2' x 2' used to determine roof type and direction of construction. First cut shall be made at a 45 deg. angle to any exterior wall, 2nd and 3rd parallel to exterior wall.
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Trench Cut
Defensive cut, 3' across running the entire width of the roof perpendicular to the path of fire.
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Salvage Covers: Sizes, How many carried on truck?
10 Salvage covers on truck.
| Sizes: 12x14' 12x18' 14x18'
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Hall Runner Size
3x18'
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Salvage Equipment
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Hall Runners
Visqueen, knife, lath, nails/staples
Squeegees
Sprinkler tool/tongs/wedges
Water Vacuum
Salvage Hooks
Mop and Bucket
Scoop and Square Nose Shovel
2 1/2" hose (to drain sprinkler)
Ladders
Pike Poles
Channel locks
Box Cutter
1/2" Drill
Salvage toolbox w/ sprinkler wrench, teflon tape and replacement sprinklers
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Brush Rig Hose, Water, and Pump
Hose: 1 1/2" -2000'
1" -400'
Water Tank: 500 gal
Pump: 500 GPM
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Air Ops Capabilities
Copter 1 & 2
Type II medium lift aircraft
375 gal water tank
250' hoist cable with 600 pound capability
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Ultra XT Brush Rig (3)
BR14, BR29, BR35
6 wheel drive
2250 gal. Water tank
40 gal. Foam
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Foam Settings
0. 1%
0. 3% Direct Attack
1. 0% Pre-treatment of structures/brush
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Pierce Arrow Foam Tank, Foam Type, Blue Foam Container Volume
40 Gallon Tank
Class A Foam
5 Gallon Blue Container
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Playpipe Sizes
1" 210GPM (50 PSI)
1 1/8" 270/300GPM
1 1/4" 400 GPM (80 PSI)
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Smooth Bore Master Stream Sizes
1 3/8" 500 GPM
1 1/2" 600 GPM
1 3/4" 800 GPM
2" 1100 GPM
All 80 PSI
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Interior elevator Key Positions (Phase II)
Off Hold On
69
Elevator Operations Checklist
ADD
70
Sprinkler Systems GPM
30 GPM/Head
71
Building Construction Classifications
1-Fire Resistive (structural steel, reinforced concrete)
2-Non/Limited Combustible (steel framework w/ metal or concrete walls)
3-Ordinary Construction
4-Heavy Timber
5-Wood Frame
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Ladder Weight Capacities
Attic/Pole-300lbs
Wall/Roof-750lbs
Extension-750lbs
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Ladder Personnel Capacities
0-19.........1 Person
20-27.......2 People
28-39.......3 People
40+..........4 People
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Ladder Heat Sensors Turn Black at:
300 degrees
75
NFPA 1932
Ladder Service Testing
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24' Extension Ladder Use
1-2 story residential roofs
1 story commercial
2nd story residential windows/escapes
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28' Extension Ladder Use
2nd story roofs/windows
3rd story residential windows
1st and 2nd story commercial roofs and fire escapes
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35' Extension Ladder Use
2nd and some 3rd story commercial roofs
| 3rd story residential roofs, windows, escapes
79
40' Extension ladder use
3rd story commercial roofs
| Warehouses and industrial structures
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20' Wall Ladder Use
Some 2nd story residential windows
Some higher 1 story residential roofs
2nd story fire escapes and balconies
*not beat choice for single story residential
81
Ladder climbing angle formula
1/5 used portion of ladder + 2-3'
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ERG Yellow Pages (1st colored sec)
ID Number Index, numerical by four digit ID number, use to identify guide page number
83
ERG Blue Section (2nd colored sec)
Name of Material Index, alphabetical, determine guide number
84
ERG Green Section
Table 1 - Initial Isolation Distances
| highlighted in green = toxic inhalation hazard
85
NFPA 1932
Ground Ladders
86
NFPA 1961
Fire hose
87
NFPA 1962
Fire Hose Couplings
88
NFPA 1971
Structural PPE
89
NFPA 1975
Station and work uniform
90
NFPA 1977
Woodland PPE
91
NFPA 1981
SCBA
92
NFPA 1982
Personal Alarm Safety System
93
NFPA 1983
Life safety ropes
94
Organization consisting of manufacturers, testing/certifying agencies, regulatory agencies, consultants and firefighters
NFPA
95
Minor injury documentation
RM-1568
96
Injury Report Envelope (Blue)
FD-9
97
Vehicle accident documentation envelope (Green)
FD-8
98
Hazmat PPE Level D
Turnouts, chemical boots and gloves (or protective coveralls)
99
Hazmat PPE Level C
Tyvek chemical suit with sealed gloves and boots plus respirator
100
Hazmat Level B
Same as level B (tyvek chem suit, sealed gloves/boots) plus an SCBA
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Hazmat level A
Fully encapsulated suit with SCBA worn inside suit.
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Delivers high voltage for long distances from power plants to power substations (155,000-765,000v)
Transmission lines
103
Converts power from "transmission" to "distribution" bringing voltage down to
Power Substation
104
Underground cables or wooden power poles deliver power to neighborhoods
Distribution Lines
105
Junction box for underground lines, typically green, 4kv to 12kv. Boxes re-energize after being tripped.
Terminator Box
106
Small drums mounted on power poles convert voltage for customer use. 120v or 240v
Transformers
107
To receive a class A rating, an extinguisher must extinguish 3 fires:
Wood crib fire
Wood panel fire
Excelsior fire
108
Extinguisher will receive a rating of 1-B for each ____ ft square of flammable liquid extinguished
2 1/2 ft square
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2-B = 5'
10-B = 25'
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PW extinguisher specs
2.5 gal, 2A
Reach 30-40'
Time 30-60 sec
110
Dry Chem Extinguisher Specs
Class ABC (most BC)
Reach 5-20'
Time 8-20 sec
20A 120BC
Multi purpose- ABC ammonium phosphate
Ordinary Base- BC sodium bicarb, K bicarb (purple K), urea K Bicarb, K chloride (super K)
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CO2 extinguisher specs
Class BC
Reach 3-8'
Time 8-30 sec
10BC
Expands 400-500 times
112
Dry Powder Extinguisher specs
Class D
Reach 5-20'
Time 10-25 sec
Met-LX
113
Class K Extinguisher specs
Reach 8-12'
Time 75-80 sec
Size 2.5 gal or 6 liter
114
Portable Foam Eductor pump/nozzle settings
Fog nozzle, foam nozzle attachment, 125 gpm, 200 psi
115
Foam application
Rainbow
Bouncing
Rolling
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Year the era of horse drawn apparatus ended
1917
117
Governed Engine Speeds
Engine 68 mph
| Truck 60 mph
118
Brush rig hose, water, pump
1.5" - 2000'
1" - 400'
500 gallons
500 gpm
Pierce Brush Hawk, Ferrara, Ultra XT
( ultra 2250 gal water, 40 gal foam)
119
Wood ignition temp
450-800 F
120
Gasoline flash pt
-45 F
121
Propane flammable range
2.1-10.1%
122
Free burning O2 content
16-18%
123
CO/Smoke flammable range
12.5-74%
124
New webbing colors/lengths
Green - 5'
Yellow - 12'
Blue - 15'
Orange - 20'
Red - 16' (utility)
125
Dispatch center is now called
Metro Zone Emergency Command and Data Center. ECDC..dAawte
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Non STEMI Hospitals
Paradise Valley, Sharp Coronado, Kaiser, Pomerado. ........Balboa is now a STEMI center
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