Learning Objective 1 Describe the safety considerations taken when service testing a fire hose.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

EMERGENCY MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF RADIATION CAUSALTIES IN HOSPITAL Module XVII.

Advertisements

Chapter 12 Lesson Goal After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to make hydrant connections and draft from a static water source according.

Service Delivery 3 Salvage. Aim To introduce students to salvage considerations within the Fire Service.

Chapter 12 Lesson Goal After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to make hydrant connections and draft from a static water source according.

Road Traffic Accident Procedures (3) Service Delivery 2.

FIREFIGHTER I LESSON 12A. FIRE HOSE TERMS Expansion-ring gasket Expansion-ring gasket — Gasket used at the end of hose where it is expanded into coupling.

3.1.9 Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage Replacing Valves and Fittings in ASME Tanks Replacing ASME tank valves and fittings.

Chapter 13 Lesson Goal After completing this lesson, the student shall be able to use various hose appliances and tools, prepare a test site for service.

Stanley DS11 Diamond Saw.

NEAR MISS SAFETY REPORT TRAINING DIVISION. The purpose of this Near Miss Safety Report is not to place blame, fault or be used for any disciplinary action.

3.7.6 Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage Identifying Procedures for Conducting Container Vapor Flaring Operations Before.

Getting Wet Stuff to the Red Stuff For 300 Years

Firefighter III Module C Ropes.

Tandem Pumping Video. INITIAL SIZE-UP When approaching the structure note the location of the FDC, Hydrant and Building Access.

Augmenting Fire Standpipe Systems

5/4/2015Dixon High School Fire Department1 Introduction The Recruit will also practice and masters certain skills and will be tested on these skills. At.

Tire Servicing Program. Agenda WorkSafeBC Requirements Definitions Responsibilities General safety.

Water supply and drafting. Objectives Understand and be able to demonstrate the different hydrant lays and hook ups Explain/demonstrate how to operate.

Pumping Apparatus Driver/Operator

CVFD Training – Water Supply SFFMA Training Objectives: –

FIREFIGHTER I LESSON 15. SPRINKLER SYSTEM DESIGN AND OPERATION Series of sprinklers arranged to automatically distribute enough water to extinguish or.

Pumping Apparatus Driver/Operator

Purpose of Standpipe and Hose Systems

1402 Hybrid Firefighter I 6 th Edition Chapter 14 Water Supply.

C L A S #4 Driver Operator Refresher Training.

Fire vs. Water Flow. What’s the best size for an “attack line?”  Maximum flow  Maximum mobility  Speed-How fast and how much  Ease of deployment and.

Intermediate SFFMA Objectives: – Hrs received.

3.2.2 Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage Performing DOT Cylinder Evacuation and Vapor Flaring Operations Before DOT cylinder.

Fire Hoses, Nozzles, Portable lighting, appliances, and ladders.

Fire Hose, Nozzles, Streams, and Foam

Learning Objective 1 Explain the ways water supply system components are used by firefighters.

Carpentersville Fire Department

Dewatering Equipment.

FIREFIGHTER II LESSON 12. TYPES OF VALVES Ball — Ball — Controls nozzle flow and pump discharge rates Gate — Gate — Controls hydrant flow Butterfly.

1402 Hybrid Firefighter II 6th Edition Chapter 15 — Fire Hose South Carolina Fire Academy.

FVCC Fire Rescue FIRE HOSE AND APPLIANCES. OBJECTIVES 2-7.1Identify the construction features of hose (3-3.7, 3-3.9) 2-7.2Identify the types of fire hose.

MODULE:3 FIRE CONFINMENT AND EXTINGUISHMENT. OBJECTIVES Module 3 Select and deploy the appropriate hose lines to accomplish fire confinement and extinguishment.

MODULE:3 FIRE CONFINMENT AND EXTINGUISHMENT. OBJECTIVES Module 3 Overview Select and deploy the appropriate hose lines to accomplish fire confinement.

15 Water Supply. 2 Objectives Describe the sources of water for a municipal water supply system. Explain the purpose of a water treatment facility. Describe.

Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage Making Repairs or Replacements on Propane Tubing Persons who repair or replace.

2.3.8 Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage Performing Pre-Unloading Cargo Tank Emergency Discharge System & Delivery Hose.

Fire Service Hose Firefighter II. Copyright and Terms of Service Copyright © Texas Education Agency, These materials are copyrighted © and trademarked.

Essentials of Fire Fighting 6 th Edition Firefighter II Chapter 3 — Fire Department Communications.

MODULE 6 Vehicle Parking, Servicing, and Security.

Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage Performing Gas Distribution System Leak Checks Requirements for vapor distribution.

11/26/2015Dixon High School Fire Department1 Fire Fighter Safety References IFSTA Essentials of Fire Fighting Fifth Edition IFSTA Essentials of Fire Fighting.

3.7.7 Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage 1 Replacing DOT IM tank valves and fittings requires careful application of precautions.

Out and About in Beatrice First Graders Visit the Beatrice Fire Department.

Learning Objective 1 Explain the way vaporization and steam relate to the extinguishing properties of water.

3.6.3 Student Book © 2004 Propane Education & Research CouncilPage 1 Personnel who perform tank car unloading operations must comply with company operating.

15 Water Supply. 15 Objectives (1 of 2) Discuss rural water supplies. Describe how portable tanks are used to supply water for firefighting. Describe.

CHAPTER 16 Water Supply. Fire Fighter I Objectives Describe the equipment and procedures that are used to access static sources of water. Describe the.

Apparatus Testing Sugar Land Fire Department Driver/Operator-Pumper Academy Spring 2003.

Essentials of Fire Fighting 6 th Edition Firefighter I Chapter 15 — Fire Hose.

Water Shuttle Operations

Fire Hose, Nozzles, and Streams

IFSTA Chapter 16 Fire Streams

Dual Pumping Definition: An operation where a strong hydrant is used to supply two Engines by connecting the Engines intake-to-intake. The second Engine.

14 Refrigerant Recovery, Recycling, and Recharging.

Fire Attack and Foam (Fire Fighter I)

Water Supply (Fire Fighter II)

Learning Objective 3 Define the ratings in a portable fire extinguisher rating system.

Essentials of Fire Fighting

Essentials of Fire Fighting

Essentials of Fire Fighting

Fire Hose, Nozzles, Streams, and Foam

Firefighting equipment

Essentials of Fire Fighting Maintenance and Testing Responsibilities

Presentation transcript:

Essentials of Fire Fighting 6th Edition Firefighter II Chapter 15 — Fire Hose

Learning Objective 1 Describe the safety considerations taken when service testing a fire hose.

Service testing fire hose guidelines are provided in NFPA® 1962. Should be performed Annually After repairs After vehicle has run over hose Before testing, examine for Excessive wear, damage to jacket Coupling damage Defective, missing gaskets If defects found – Tag for repair If damage not repairable – Remove from service

The test site area should meet certain criteria before performing testing. Paved area with enough room to lay out hose in straight lines, free of kinks, bends, or twists Protected from vehicular traffic Well lighted Smooth and free from rocks and debris On a slight grade to aid water drainage Complete with water source sufficient for charging hose

You should also gather the necessary equipment before beginning the test. Hose testing machine, portable pump, or fire department pumper equipped with gauges Hose test gate valve Means of recording hose numbers and test results (Cont.)

You should also gather the necessary equipment before beginning the test. Tags or other means to identify sections that fail Nozzles with shutoff valves Means of marking each length with year of test

The service test procedure requires that you exercise great care. (Cont.)

CAUTION All personnel operating in the area of the pressurized hose should wear at least a helmet as a safety precaution.

The service test procedure requires that you exercise great care. Connect hose to discharges Close all valves slowly Test lengths of 300 feet (100 m) or shorter Lay large-diameter hose flat before charging Stand away from discharge valve connection Keep area as dry as possible

REVIEW QUESTION What are the safety considerations that should be taken when service testing a fire hose?

Summary Beyond the understanding of fire hose necessary of a Firefighter I, advancing to Firefighter II includes knowledge of the procedures for testing hose.

Learning Objective 2 Service test a fire hose. This objective is measured in Skill Sheet 15-II-1.