1. Coral Springs Fire Rescue In Service Training Forcible Entry

2. IntroductionIntroduction The efficiency of firefighters in forcing entry into a building is dependent on two major factors : Choosing the appropriate tools Choosing the appropriate tools Applying the proper technique to the structural component Applying the proper technique to the structural component

3. Size Up Modes Of Operation Modes Of Operation  Tactical Motive  Developing Situation  Routine Motive Method Method Door Construction / Security Devices Door Construction / Security Devices Survey Survey

4. Forcible Entry Tools Irons Irons  Halligan  Axe Sledge Hammer Sledge Hammer K - Tool K - Tool Vice Grips Vice Grips Cut Off Saw Cut Off Saw  Blades

5. Bored (cylindrical) Found In Residential Found In Residential  Key In Knob  Residential Deadbolts Gaining Entry Gaining Entry  Conventional  Through The Lock

6. MortiseMortise Found In Commercial Found In Commercial  Box Lock  Combination Latches / Deadbolts Gaining Entry Gaining Entry  Conventional  Through The Lock

7. RimRim Found In Commercial and Residential Found In Commercial and Residential  Stem Lock  Auxiliary Deadbolt Gaining Entry Gaining Entry  Conventional  Through The Lock

8. Exit Devices Found In Places Of Public Assembly Found In Places Of Public Assembly  Rim and Mortise Designs  Installed On Single Doors  Vertical Rod Devices  Double Swinging Doors Gaining Entry Gaining Entry  Wire Hook  Breaking Glass

9. PadlocksPadlocks Construction Construction  Low Security  High Security Gaining Entry Gaining Entry  Cut  Pull Cylinder  Attack Hasp  Attack Chain / Cable  Halligan Uses

10. Overhead Doors Commercial Installations Commercial Installations  Retail  Police Department  Mini Wharehouses Types Of Doors Types Of Doors Methods of Locking Methods of Locking Methods of Forcing Methods of Forcing

11. Drop Bars Secondary Exits Secondary Exits Size Up Important Size Up Important Methods Of Forcing Methods Of Forcing  Cut Door  Saw Bolts  Air Chisel  Sheer With Axe

12. Burglar Bars Residential / Commercial Installations Residential / Commercial Installations Hazards To Firefighters Hazards To Firefighters Methods Of Attachment Methods Of Attachment Methods of Removal Methods of Removal  Saw  Though The Lock  Sledge Hammer  Chain

13. High Security Locks Multi Lock Fox Police Lock

14. Specialized Forcible Entry Techniques Electric / Magnetic Locks Electric / Magnetic Locks Push Button Combination Locks Push Button Combination Locks Double Glass Entry Doors Double Glass Entry Doors Cylinder Guards Cylinder Guards Hinges Hinges