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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Responding Vehicles SOP: 500.1.10 CATEGORY: Emergency Response Operations PAGE: 1 of 1 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 3/99 To assist the operator of a fire department vehicle during assignments that may require emergency response. GENERAL: During any emergency response it must be kept foremost in the mind of the driver that safety of the response vehicle crew and the public are top priority. OPERATING PROCEDURES/EMERGENCY DRIVING REGULATIONS 1. Always consider weather and road conditions when determining operating speed of a vehicle. 2. Fire department vehicles responding emergency traffic will not exceed 10 miles per hour over the posted speed limit. Per City Ordinance, in the Northgate area, vehicles will not exceed the posted speed limits(Ladder trucks should be operated at speed less than posted speed limits since the weight requires additional stopping distance.) 3. Fire department vehicles responding emergency traffic will not exceed the posted speed limit through a green light at an intersection. 4. Fire department vehicles responding emergency traffic will come to a complete stop at all blind intersections (an intersection without clear visibility in all directions), and at intersections which the vehicle has a red traffic light. 5. If multiple apparatus are responding to an alarm, units are to travel single file at least 150 feet apart, or at a safe distance in accordance with traffic and weather conditions. 6. Vehicles responding emergency traffic should pass other vehicles on the left at all times, allowing traffic to move to the right. 7. Upon approaching a school bus that is loading or unloading students, emergency vehicles must stop until the bus resumes motion, the lights stop flashing, or the bus driver signals the emergency apparatus to proceed. School Zone speed limits shall be strictly observed. rev: 4/94,re#’d 11/02
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Fire Department Personnel and Unit Numbering SOP: 500.2.10 CATEGORY: Unit Numbering System PAGE: 1 of 3 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 11/02 The following personnel and unit numbering system has been adopted by the College Station Fire Department. The numbering system will allow for our units to be compatible with other units in Brazos County. Fire Department Unit Numbering First digit = Indicates Jurisdiction Second digit = Indicates Type of Unit Third digit = Indicates Station First Digit Second Digit Third Digit 0 = Chiefs/Asst 1 = Precinct 1 (Wellborn) 1 = Battalion Chiefs 1 = Station 1 2 = Precinct 2 (Kurten) 2 = Engines 2 = Station 2 3 = Precinct 3 (Harvey) 3 = Tankers 3 = Station 3 4 = Precinct 4 (Smetana) 4 = Booster/Grass 4 = Station 4 5 = Trucks/Squads 5 = Station 5 6 = Bryan 6 = Ambulances 6 = Station 6 7 = College Station 7 = Training/Services 7 = Station 7 8 = TAMU EMS 8 = Prevention 8 = Station 8 9 = Health & Safety Office 9 = Special/Rescue 9 = Station 9 Unit No. Description 701 = Fire Chief 702 = Assistant Chief Operations 703 = Research & Planning 711 = Shift Battalion Chief Assigned to Station 1 712-14 = Shift ABC Off Duty Battalion Chiefs 721 = First Run Engine at Station 1 723 = First Run Engine at Station 3 724 = First Run Engine at Station 4 725 = Reserve Engine 726 = Reserve Engine 752 = First Run Engine/Ladder at Station 2 761 = First Run Ambulance at Station 1 762 = First Run Ambulance at Station 2 763 = First Run Ambulance at Station 3 764 = 3rd Run Reserve Ambulance rev: 4/94, 3/99, 4/01, re#’d 11/02
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