LESSON PLANS
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SUMMARY OF CONTENTS
AUTO EXTRICATION
EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATION
FIRE SAFETY
FIRE SUPPRESSION
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
HUMAN RESOURCES
HOSE STREAMS AND NOZZLES
Door Removal
Dash Roll
Roof Removal
Apparatus Placement and Traffic Management
Defensive Driving Fire Apparatus
Emergency Response Driving
Truck Rodeo
Fire Behavior
Fire Behavior – The Canadian Firefighter and EMS Quarterly, October 2013 (article)
Fast Fire (pictures)
Reverse Lay From Portable Ground Monitor
Forward Lay to Supply Apparatus Mounted Monitor
Vehicle Fire – Parking Lot with Vehicles as Exposures
Vehicle Fire – Vehicle with Class B Spill Fire
Vehicle Fire – Abandoned Vehicle
Fuel Spill Fire – With Exposure
Fuel Spill Fire – Gas Station
Residential Structure Fire – Elderly Couple
Residential Structure Fire – Family of Four
Residential Structure Fire – Family of Three
Residential Structure Fire – Visible Victim – Second Floor Window
Vehicle Fire – Vehicle in Garage
Vehicle Fire – Vehicle in a Collision
Hazmat Operations – Barrel in the Creek
Hazmat Operations – Chemicals in a Pool – Possible Rescue
Hazmat – Emergency Decontamination
Hazmat Operations – MVA Involving a Tanker Truck
Worksafe BC – Bulling and Harrassment in the Workplace
HST101 Forward Lay to flow 250 GPM
HST102 Forward Lay to flow 125 GPM
HST103 Reverse Lay to flow 325 GPM
HST104 Reverse Lay to flow 250 GPM
HST105 Reverse Lay to flow 250 to Gated Attack Lines
HST106 Forward Lay – Two Engines to flow to Attack Line to FDC
HST201 Standpipe – Commercial Structure Fire
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