SOP Manual - Cleveland Fire Department

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Cleveland Fire Department Operations Manual Driver Training All personnel operating emergency vehicles are required to complete an Emergency Vehicle Operations Class annually. Without the annual training you will not be allowed to operate an emergency vehicle. Any member of the Fire Department that drives a Fire Department vehicle on an emergency response shall first be required to complete the following: 1. Twenty (20) hours driving/operating an engine/pumper 2. Ten (10) hours driving and manipulating an aerial apparatus 3. Five (5) hours driving/operating a tanker/tender 4. Ten (10) hours pump training (actual pump time) 5. Successful completion of Basic Pump Class (24 hrs) 6. Successful completion of A Accident Notification A. Any member who is involved in an accident while operating a City vehicle shall immediately notify the Battalion Commander. B. The Battalion Commander shall immediately notify the Fire Chief or the Deputy Chief in his absence. C. Any member involved in an accident while operating a City vehicle shall also submit, in writing, through the chain-of-command, a report of the accident to the Fire Chief. D. Any member involved in an accident involving property damage or injuries may be subject to a drug screen. Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 267 Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley
Cleveland Fire Department Operations Manual Emergency Evacuation Purpose The purpose of this procedure is to assure that all personnel operating at the scene of an emergency can be alerted to a change in conditions that can affect their safety so that they can evacuate to a safe location. Objective To establish a procedure for the safe emergency evacuation of personnel on the fire ground or incident scene. Scope This procedure shall apply to all personnel operating at the scene of any emergency incident. Responsibility The Incident Commander, the Sector Officers (Sector Officers are Company Officers or other personnel assigned to a particular sector of the incident by the Incident Commander), and the Safety Officer (on minor incidents the Incident Commander may also assume the role of Safety Officer, on major incidents the Training/Safety Officer may be called to the incident) are primarily responsible for implementing this procedure according to the guidelines presented in this procedure. Everyone operating at the scene of an emergency has the responsibility to pay attention to developing conditions and to inform superior officers of any dangerous conditions that are discovered or observed. Any member has the authority to utilize the “Emergency Traffic” announcement when it is felt that a notable danger to personnel is apparent. However, considerable discretion should be applied to its use. “Emergency Traffic” announcements become ineffective if overused. Policy The following policy and procedure shall be used in the event an EMERGENCY evacuation is needed on the incident scene. Definition For the purposes of this procedure, the EMERGENCY evacuation of a structure shall mean an evacuation that is initiated because conditions are believed to pose an immediate and direct threat to the safety of personnel operating in or around the structure. An EMERGENCY evacuation is to be ordered only when personnel are in imminent danger. An EMERGENCY evacuation should not be confused with the orderly withdrawal from positions that is ordered during a shift from an offensive to a defensive mode of operation. Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 268 Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley
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