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SUBJECT: Knox Box Rapid Entry System SOP: 300.3.10 CATEGORY: System Security PAGE: 2 of 2 KNOX BOX KEY PLACEMENT: All requests for Knox Box key installations will be routed to the Fire Prevention Division. Fire Prevention will schedule installations with Shift Officers. When a key is installed in a Knox Box, Fire Dispatch will be advised of the name of the business and address via radio. Upon return to the fire station, the Station Officer will send via e-mail the following information to the Public Safety Communications Manager and the Fire Marshal: Name of Business Business Address Physical Location of Knox Box Number of Keys in knox box What the keys will open When the information is placed in the CAD the Public Safety Communications Manager will reply to the Station Officer and the Fire Marshal that the information has been entered. rev:9/94;re#’d 11/02
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Class A Foam SOP: 300.3.20 CATEGORY: Fire Operations PAGE: 1 of 1 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 12/99 Purpose: To provide faster knockdown of fire, to enhance firefighter safety, reduce water damage, and to prevent re-ignition. Class A Foam is to be used on Class A type fires only. The company officer shall make the determination when to use it. Example, initial attack on structure, deep-seated fires, overhaul, protecting exposures, wild land fires and trash fires. Procedures for Foam Operation: 1. Press red foam button. Light below will indicate unit is operating and will flash when foam is being discharged. 2. Change and set foam percentages use –the up and down arrow keys. 3. Gray button will display water flow, total water flowed, foam concentration, and total foam flowed. Push the up and down arrow keys together to reset total values. 4. To shutdown, depress the red foam button. Proportioned Settings: Structure fires, initial attack. 0.5% Overhaul. 0.2% Exposures protection. 1.0% Wetting agent. 0.3% System Maintenance: Class A foam is not corrosive like Class B foams and does not require flushing the system after each use. Do not mix other types of foam in the foam tank and/or system. Check the oil in the foam pump gear case on the first day of each month. Refill with 30 weight non-detergent motor oil if needed. Remove and clean the foam trainer screens on the first of each month. Re#’d 11/02
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