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Live Fire Day Live Fire Practical Evolutions. Live Fire Day Pre-Burn Briefing

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Pre-Burn BriefingPre-Burn Briefing

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Pre-Burn BriefingPre-Burn Briefing

•Use a prepared pre-burn plan.

•Designate and demonstrate the evacuation signal.

•Conduct a thorough walk-thru with everybody inside and around the

building.

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Pre-Burn BriefingPre-Burn Briefing

• Point out all potential hazards (even if corrected)

• Point out all entry and evacuation routes

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Fuel TestFuel TestPrepare RoomPrepare RoomPre-Attack BriefingPre-Attack BriefingAttackAttackOverhaulOverhaulPost-Attack BriefingPost-Attack Briefing

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Class ‘B’ Combustible FuelClass ‘B’ Combustible Fuel

Flash point above 100Flash point above 1000

FF

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NFPA 1403, 4.3.6NFPA 1403, 4.3.6

Flammable or combustible liquids ... shall not be used in live fire training evolutions in acquired structures.

The North Carolina Fire and Rescue Commission takes exception to the

NFPA standard.

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The Commission adopts NFPAThe Commission adopts NFPA1403 with the following changes;1403 with the following changes;

1) The instructor must pass a Live Fire Qualification course, therefore

being recognized by the board as a Live Fire Training Specialist.

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The Commission adopts NFPA The Commission adopts NFPA 1403 with the following changes;1403 with the following changes;

2) Use of appropriate amounts of combustible fuel to start fire

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Pallets StrawPallets Straw

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Test Your FuelTest Your Fuel

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Fuel TestFuel TestPrepare RoomPrepare RoomPre-Attack BriefingPre-Attack BriefingAttackAttackOverhaulOverhaulPost-Attack BriefingPost-Attack Briefing

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Set up pallets and straw.Set up pallets and straw.

Apply class ‘B’ fuel as Apply class ‘B’ fuel as necessarynecessary

Ventilate as necessary.Ventilate as necessary.

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Set up pallets and strawSet up pallets and straw

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Apply class ‘B’ fuel

as necessary

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Apply class ‘B’ fuel

as necessary

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The NCFRC’s Intent on Class B Fuel Use:The NCFRC’s Intent on Class B Fuel Use:

• Class B fuel may be pre-applied to the prop, the ceiling above the prop, as well as to any wall in the room prior to ignition. Care should be taken to avoid placing fuel above the doorway serving as the room egress or allowing excessive fuel to fall to the floor as these indicate an inappropriate use of class B fuels. Furthermore, it is important to recognize that the term fuel is not limited to only class B liquids. Pallets, straw and other material used to propagate the growth of the fire are considered fuels and should

never be added after ignition.

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Ventilate as necessaryVentilate as necessary

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Fuel TestFuel TestPrepare RoomPrepare RoomPre-Attack BriefingPre-Attack BriefingAttackAttackOverhaulOverhaulPost-Attack BriefingPost-Attack Briefing

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Pre-Attack BriefingPre-Attack BriefingPoints to Consider / DiscussPoints to Consider / Discuss

Check nozzles pattern / gpms

Flow nozzle

Position crew

Accountability

Location of fire

Expectations of fire

Meeting place

“Any questions?”

Check all gear

“OK, Hook up, I’m going in to light the fire.”

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Fuel TestFuel TestPrepare RoomPrepare RoomPre-Attack BriefingPre-Attack BriefingAttackAttackOverhaulOverhaulPost-Attack BriefingPost-Attack Briefing

Don’t Throw Fuel After IgnitionDon’t Throw Fuel After Ignition

Does this room need

fuel added to it???

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Account for all your students at all times.

(Before, during and after the fire.)

Maintain constant contact with nozzle man.

Keep your crew low.

Stay slightly above and ahead of the crew at all times.

The Instructor enters the fire room first.

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What if you as the instructor let your guard down?

What if you as the instructor forget your responsibilities?

Are you communicating?

Are you using safe fire control techniques?

Are you in charge?Are you in charge?

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Fuel TestFuel TestPrepare RoomPrepare RoomPre-Attack BriefingPre-Attack BriefingAttackAttackOverhaulOverhaulPost-Attack BriefingPost-Attack Briefing

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•Meet at designated location

•Critique the fire honestly

•Have each member of the crew report their impressions and experiences of the fire

•Discuss the fire attack, the fire’s behavior, and how the crew interacted with each other

End on a positive noteEnd on a positive note

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Watch your back…Watch your backup

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Don’t forget burn down…