SOP Manual - Cleveland Fire Department

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Cleveland Fire Department Operations Manual First Due Companies Purpose To provide a policy regarding the duties of first due Companies. Objective To establish guidelines to be followed by first due Companies arriving at an emergency scene. Scope This policy applies to all Fire Department personnel. Responsibility It shall be the responsibility of all members to direct their efforts toward the saving of life and the protection and preservation of property. Policy The following guidelines shall be followed by the first due Company. Upon Arrival These steps should be followed by the first due Company or Staff upon arrival at any incident. A. Establish an effective operational and Command position. B. Rapidly evaluate the situation. (Size-up -- see below) C. Transmit a brief initial radio report of conditions encountered. D. Establish “Command” through a radio transmission. Remain in Command until formally relieved by a superior Officer. E. Determine primary objectives based on priorities. 1. Rescue. 2. Fire control. a. Offensive. b. Defensive. 3. Property conservation Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 175 Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley
Cleveland Fire Department Operations Manual F. Use a strategic plan of action to achieve objectives. G. Assign other arriving Companies and Units, according to your plan, until relieved of Command. H. Inform your relief of your objectives, strategic plan, planned actions, and actions which are in progress. Size-Up An accurate size-up shall be transmitted by radio from the first due Company or Staff. A size-up will set other responding Companies in motion, often without exact orders. A size-up should include the following: A. Company or Unit checking on the scene. -- Example: “Engine 1 on the scene.” B. Location -- Example: “2520 Keith Street.” C. Building or occupancy type -- Example: “Two-story residential.” D. Situation -- Example: “Nothing showing,” “Showing smoke,” “Fully involved.” E. Action being taken -- Example: “Laying a five (5) inch supply line,” “Conducting a primary search,” “Pulling a 1-¾ inch attack line.” A complete radio transmission may read, “Engine 1 on the scene, 2520 Keith Street, single story commercial, fire showing. Engine 1 is pulling two (2) 1-¾ inch attack lines, next due Engine bring supply line. Engine 1 is establishing Keith Street Command.” Priority #1 – Rescue A. If there is a life hazard or potential hazard, then Life Safety will become the number one priority. All actions on the scene by fire personnel will be directed toward minimizing the life hazard. B. Sometimes an aggressive, quick attack on the problem will alleviate the life hazards. C. Life safety includes the life safety of the public and of fire personnel. D. Fire personnel should not be placed in precarious positions or take unnecessary risks. The 2-in2 out rule shall always be used unless there is a known and viable victim. E. Make decisions based on the ability to save lives at minimal risk to Fire Department personnel, utilizing ALL available safety equipment and proper procedures. Priority #2 – Fire Control A. Protect exposures first -- prevent the fire from spreading to uninvolved exposures. Confine the fire to the area of origin. Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 176 Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley
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