Cloned Structural Firefighting Training for Firefighters 3-DVD

This is the first lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson covers some basic safety issues: safety with structure fires, fireground injuries and their causes, and dangers of firefighting including heat and thermal stress, exterior and interior burns, toxic gases and byproducts, and smoke. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is the first lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson covers some basic safety issues: safety with structure fires, fireground injuries and their causes, and dangers of firefighting including heat and thermal stress, exterior and interior burns, toxic gases and byproducts, and smoke. Contact Hours: 0.4.

This is the third lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson asks what we can do to be safer on the fireground or in emergency response zones. This includes following standard protocols (SOPs, SOGs), developing healthy programs, actively pursuing training programs, learning and following NIMS, keeping equipment clean and maintained, and practicing IDLH zone accountability. Contact Hours: 0.4.

This is the fourth lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson expands on a subject touched on in Lesson 2, focusing specifically on apparatus safety. This includes safe practices in and around the apparatus, the importance of apparatus driver duties, noise levels in the apparatus, and the wearing of seat belts. Contact Hours: 0.4.

This is the fifth lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson discusses the Two-In, Two-Out rule, the presence and practices of RIT teams, the importance of the Mayday operation, and self-rescue. Contact Hours: 0.7.

This is the sixth lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson focuses on personnel accountability systems, safety considerations that affect personal accountability, and safety and risk assessment for rescue. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is Lesson 7 in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson focuses on the definition of fire, fire tetrahedron, fire behavior, the movement of heat, and the stages of fire, including rollover, flashover, and backdraft. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is Lesson 8 in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson concludes the presentation on fire behavior with more details on rollover, flashover, backdraft, and ways to control and prevent them. Contact Hours: 0.6.

This is Lesson 9 in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson begins training on Size-up and its importance. Covered are: who does it and when do we do it: before the incident, when the alarm is received, on arrival, and throughout the incident. Specifically, Pre-fire Planning is covered in depth. Contact Hours: 0.4.

This is Lesson 10 in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson continues training on Size-up and its importance. Covered are: what happens upon arrival, the position of apparatus, performing the 360 on-scene size-up, and what should be communicated in the arrival report. Contact Hours: 0.4.

This is Lesson 11 in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson begins a presentation on the COAL WAS WEALTH acronym used to guide the size-up process. This lesson covers the subjects beginning with COAL WA: Construction, Occupancy, Apparatus-personnel, Life hazard, Water supply, and Auxiliary appliances. Contact Hours: 0.4.

This is Lesson 12 in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson concludes a presentation on the COAL WAS WEALTH acronym used to guide the size-up process. This lesson covers the components finishing the rest of the acronym: S WEALTH: Street, Weather, Exposures, Area, Location-extent of fire, Time, and Height. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is the 13th lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson covers the acronym, R-E-C-E-O, which stands for Rescue, Exposure, Confinement, Extinguishment, and Overhaul. These are the tactical guideposts used to manage a structural firefighting incident. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is the 14th lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson covers two more important additions to RECEO: V for ventilation and S for Salvage. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is the 15th lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. This lesson looks at attacking the fire: what should we take with us, how much water should we flow, what to do before making entry, and procedures and reminders for actually making entry. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is the 16th lesson in a multi-lesson series on Structural Firefighting. Lesson 16 covers direct, indirect, and combination fire attack. It also includes a discussion of streams, hose handling, and special fires: attic and basement fires. Contact Hours: 0.5.

This is the 17th lesson in a multi-lesson training on Structural Firefighting. Lesson 17 takes the classroom outside to a structural firefighting simulator where a safety briefing is held. Instruction on what firefighters should expect when entering the simulator is given and then firefighting hose handling and ventilation techniques are reviewed before firefighters enter the simulator to practice firefighting evolutions. Contact Hours: 0.7.