1. Boone County Fire Protection District Vehicle Extrication

2. What’s your size-up?

3. Where are you going? What are you going for? Who is coming with you? What did the dispatcher tell you? Dispatch Information

4. Stats 2012 – 3 Extrication Accidents – 48 Rollover Accidents 2011 – 14 Extrication Accidents – 111 Rollover Accidents

5. Personal Protective Equipment Turnout Pants Turnout Coat Traffic Vest Helmet Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection Respiratory Protection

6. 1.Primary size-up 2.Secondary size-up 3.Hose line pulled 4.Vehicle stabilization 5.Battery access 6.Patient access 7.Tool application 8.Patient packaging 9.Patient transport 10.Demobilization 11.Rehab Equipment Sequence from Arrival

7. Primary Size-up 1.Arrival on scene 2.Description of the vehicle How many vehicles are involved? Where is the vehicle(s)? 3.Description of the problem How are the vehicles positioned? Describe the extent of damage Any obvious threats? 4.Establish Command 5.Assign a tactical channel

8. What’s your size-up? “Columbia from E101…”

9. Secondary Size-up Six sided survey Warm Zone survey and Hot Zone survey Benchmarks: 1.“Columbia 360 Complete…” 2.Announce any additional information from the Primary Size-up 3.Announce your incident strategy 4.Command Post location

10. Considerations: 1.Weather 2.Lines down 3.Hazardous materials 4.Patient count (classification) 5.Need for additional resources Ambulances Rescue Squads 6.Traffic Management (Formal) Must happen on all incidents lasting longer than 30 minutes 7.MODOT notification Secondary Size-up

11. Hot Zone Individuals immediately engaged in extrication actives or patient care

12. Warm Zone Incident Command Post location Equipment cache Personnel staging area Apparatus staging

13. Cold Zone Ambulance staging area Media Flaggers for traffic control zone Personnel not directly engaged in the rescue process

14. Temporary Traffic Control Zone Cones – 5 on each apparatus Emergency Traffic Signs Blocking Apparatus Positioning Rescue Squads and Ambulances Requesting MODOT

15. Reasons for Controlling Traffic Possible secondary accidents Two main causes of vehicle accidents 1.Alcohol 2.Cell Phones Breedlove Close Call

16. Vehicle Stabilization Terrain Position Vehicle Type Location

17. Stabilization What’s the goal? Cribbing – 4x4’s – 2x4’s – Wedges Paratech Struts Come-along Airbags

18. What’s your size-up?

19. Resources Websites Fire Engineering - Extrication Zone – http://www.fireengineering.com/extrication-zone.html http://www.fireengineering.com/extrication-zone.html FireRescue1 – http://www.firerescue1.com/extrication/ http://www.firerescue1.com/extrication/ Boron Extrication – http://boronextrication.com/ http://boronextrication.com/ Phone/Tablet Apps Hybrid Auto Extrication Guide (Free) – http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hybrid-auto-extrication- guide/id398905311?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hybrid-auto-extrication- guide/id398905311?mt=8 Extrication Zones Pro ($4.99) – http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/extraction-zones- pro/id446538807?mt=8T http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/extraction-zones- pro/id446538807?mt=8T iCRS lite USA iPhone Edition 2011 ($14.99) – http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/icrs-lite-usa-iphone- edition/id475309851?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/icrs-lite-usa-iphone- edition/id475309851?mt=8

20. Game Plan 10 minute break - HYDRATE Crew 1 – Vehicle Stabilization Crew 2 – Purchase Points 10 min break Scenarios Extra tool time as time permits Rehab Equipment