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SUBJECT: Aerial Operation SOP: 300.4.20 CATEGORY: Standard Hand Signals for Aerial PAGE: 2 of 2 7. Retract Ladder - The arm toward the operator is extended horizontally, parallel to the ground, the operator with the forefinger pointed at the operator. 8. Move Slowly - Use one hand to give any motion signal and place the other hand in front of the hand giving the motion signal. As stated above under “General Guidelines”, when a ladder crew is in a situation where hand signals are necessary, all movements of the aerial device should be very slow and deliberate. rev: 11/95, 7/97, 3/99
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Hose Testing Procedure SOP: 300.5.10 CATEGORY: PAGE: 1 of 3 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 04/00 Scope & Purpose Hose testing is performed to ensure that the hose used meets service pressures and to identify any deficiencies/defects. Hose testing shall be performed annually and the information accurately documented. Supplies Needed Pumper Apparatus Black Marker/Pen 2 ½” – 5” storz adapter Hose Testing Record Stop watch or other timing device Criteria for testing hose • Hose length shall not exceed 300’. • Hose length shall be of the same diameter. • Test pressure for all double jacketed hose will be 300 PSI. • Test pressure for 5” hose will be 150 PSI. • Test shall be conducted for a period of 5 minutes at the required pressure. • If hose fails test for any reason, the hose shall be tagged and removed from service. • If test is stopped due to a failed hose, remove the failed section and start the test over. • After the test, hose and couplings shall be thoroughly inspected for any damage, coupling slippage, etc. • All double-jacketed hose shall be cleaned and dried before reloading onto apparatus. • Large Diameter Hose (LDH) can be cleaned and wiped down and then reloaded onto apparatus. rev: 11/95, 7/97, 3/99, re#’d 11/02
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