This week The Tactical Fire problem is a 3 story wood frame dwelling. (The 3 Decker)

1.) What is your first report on this day time fire?

2.) What is a proven tactic for quick control and knockdown?

3.) What size line is appropriate?

4.) Has the fire already spread/ What is the likely path for spread?

5.) What kind of resources will you need?

This week The Tactical Fire Problem is a old stone farmhouse.

1.) Give a basic CAN report.

2.) What impact will the stone construction have on your interior fire attack?

3.) No openings and windows on the B (Bravo) side. What is your way out if you get trapped?

4.) What is the attack strategy here? How many lines and where?

5.) What else do you notice on close examination that could be a challenge or a problem?

This week The Tactical Fire Problem is a rural log cabin.

1.) Give the initial report.

2.) What building construction issues do you see in size-up?

3.) What challenges do the D Delta side access present for stretching a line?

4.) Looking at the setting and geography what will be your water supply plan?

5.) What room is likely to be the origin based upon what is showing?

This week the Tactical Fire Problem is an office building with nothing showing.

1.) What is your initial report?

2.) How do you deploy your manpower on the first piece of apparatus?

3.) How do you deploy the balance of manpower on the first alarm?

4.) Is everyone on your crew familiar with alarm and sprinkler systems?

5.) What type of fire or incident could you expect in a building of this type?

The tactical fire problem this week is a house fire.

1.) Where is the main body of fire?

2.) what does the heavy smoke banking down from the lower eaves mean?

3.) Do you know what the term knee-wall indicates?

4.) Where should the first hoseline go?

5.) What is your ventilation strategy for this fire?

This week the tactical fire problem is a tractor trailer accident.

1.) 40 foot box trailer, passenger side saddle tank breached and ignited. What is your first request for resources?

2.) What are your actions for the unaccounted for driver?

3.) Where is the cargo manifest? How do you investigate the box safely?

4.) How familiar are you with securing batteries and fluids on an over the road tractor?

5.) How long do you intend to be on scene?

This week the tactical fire problem is a suburban farm house.

1.) How many apparatus resources will you need to control this? How many if hydrants? How many if no hydrants?

2.) What size line will it take to control this initially?

3.) Where should the primary search be done first?

4.) What type of roof decking is on the porch overhang? Any effect?

5.) How many bedrooms do you anticipate here?

This week the tactical fire problem is a house under construction.

1.) What is your C A N report?

2.) The hydrants in this new subdivision have not been activated yet. What is your plan?

3.) What are the dangers you might face with a house partially constructed?

4.) How long will it take to make the stretch? How much and how quickly will fire spread?

5.) What size lines and how many?

This week we explore operations in the stairway.

You are on the second floor landing making your way up.

Talk about your actions in these conditions.

You have a partner and a pressurized water extinguisher. The hoseline is 3 minutes behind you on the way up?