Question

Describe the procedure in steps for the live fire training. Your response should include between 5 and 8 steps.

Answer 1

Although answers may vary, they should follow this sequence:

suit up in uniforms to withstand 1,200 degree Fahrenheit

pick up needed equipment

put on a 30-pound oxygen tank

the burn building is set on fire

the instructor enters the building with students following

the students work together as a crew, moving the hose into the building

each student takes a position to attacks the flames; each student takes a turn at operating the hose nozzle to put out the fire

once the fire is out, the team withdraws from the building according to protocol

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Step 1: conduct a community risk Analysis
A community risk analysis is a process that identifies fire and life safety problems and the demographic characteristics of those at risk in a community.
Step 2: Develop Community Partnerships
A community partner is a person, group, or organization willing to join forces and address a community risk. The most effective risk reduction efforts are those that involve the community in the planning and solution process.
Step 3: Create an Intervention Strategy
An intervention strategy is the beginning of the detailed work necessary for the development of a successful fire or life safety risk reduction process. the most successful risk reduction ef- forts involve combined prevention interventions :
Education: Providing information about risk and prevention
Engineering: Using technology to create safer products or modifying the environment where the risk is occurring
Enforcement: Rules that require the use of a safety initiative
Step 4: Implement the strategy
Implementing the strategy involves testing the interventions and then putting the plan into action in the community. It is essential that the implementation is well coordinated and sequenced appropriately. Implementation occurs when the intervention strategy is put in place and the implementation plan schedules are followed.
Step 5: Evaluate the Results
The primary goal of the evaluation process is to demonstrate that the risk reduction efforts are reaching target populations, have the planned impact and are demonstrably reducing loss. The evaluation plan measures performance on several levels outcome impacts and process objectives.