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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Firehawk MMR SCBA Daily/Weekly Check for Reserve SCBA SOP: 300.2.30 CATEGORY: Emergency Response Operations PAGE: 1 of 4 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 11/02 The following procedures will be used for the daily check of Firehawk MMR SCBA Facepiece: Keep your mask clean at all times, dirt and debris can affect proper exhalation valve operation. Inspect the rubber on the mask. Look for distortion, cracks, and tears. Nose cup should be in place and in good condition, make sure all gaskets are in place. Lens cover should be on facepiece lens, and all straps on head harness in good condition. Backframe and Harness: Inspect for deteriorated components and proper harness operation Cylinder Assembly (to include Audi-Alarm): 1. Inspect cylinder and audi-alarm for physical damage 2. Verify that the cylinder pressure is (in the green) minimum pressure 4200 psig. 3. Remove the Firehawk regulator from its STAND-BY belt mount. Open the cylinder valve fully. Listen for the audi-alarm to ring briefly and the ICM (Integrated Computer Module) to emit a single rising tone with a bee-bop as the system pressurizes. The GREEN light (upper right corner) of the ICM flashes to signal that it is activated and operational. 4. Check the ICM and cylinder gauges. Gauges must be within 225 psig +/- of each other. Hoses / Regulator / ICM 1. Close the cylinder valve fully. Check hoses, regulator and ICM for leaks. If the needle drops more than a 100 psi in 10 seconds on the ICM digital gauge, there is a leak. Do not use apparatus until the leak is found and corrected. 2. Place the ICM in a motionless position for approximately 18 seconds, the ICM will go into pre-alarm, the device sounds 3 progressively louder tones and the green ready light turns to flashing red. The ICM will go into full alarm approximately 12 seconds later. During full alarm the ICM repeatedly sounds two high-pitched tones followed by a buzz. Press the Reset Button (yellow button on the right side of the ICM) twice over a 1 second period to reset alarm. rev: 4/94, 3/99
SUBJECT: Firehawk MMR SCBA Daily/Weekly Check for Reserve SCBA SOP: 300.20 CATEGORY: Emergency Response Operations PAGE: 2 of 2 3. Press the Mode button (the green button on the upper left of ICM) once for Illumination Mode and twice for time remaining at current breathing rate (will display 3 dashes). 4. Crack the bypass valve (red knob on Firehawk regulator) slowly to bleed off pressure until the ICM alarm gauge needle drops below 1175 psig (the beginning of the red zone on the ICM gauge) The ICM alarm and the audi-alarm bell will ring until the pressure is less that 200 psig. 5. When the pressure falls below 200 psig, turn the ICM off by pressing the Reset Button (yellow button on the right side of the ICM) twice over a 1 second period. An extended single tone will sound indicating the unit has been turned off 6. Close the bypass valve, store the Firehawk regulator in the STAND-BY belt mount. 7. Complete the daily check sheet that is maintained in the apparatus. 8. When a unit is taken out of service it is to be tagged and placed in the SCBA room at fire station number three. As required by the Texas Fire Commission SCBA daily check sheets must be completed each morning. Forms will be pages 3 and 4. rev: 4/94, 3/99
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