Monthly Training Log

 

Training Drills 2010



January 2010
           
Weekly Roll-Up Drills

  • Truck and Engine operations
  • Crews performed hands on training based on position ride assignments for first due engine and first due truck operations
  • 24 members participated with rotations on job assignments

 

Weekly Drill—Apparatus Cross Training


  • Truck and Engine Operations
  • Engineers and officers were given hands on experience on apparatus from each station permitting familiarity and operational skill training
  • 7 fire officers and 4 engineers reviewed pump operations on Engine 1 and reviewed pump and main ladder operations on Truck 1
  • 12 members participated in ground ladder evolution training simultaneously under the station Captain’s direction

 

Weekly Drill

  • Rescue Operations-Vehicle
  • Members performed vehicle extrication evolutions including:
    • Vehicle incident size up
    • Hazard identification and control
    • Vehicle stabilization techniques
    • Fire watch—hose line and extinguisher
    • Patient safety considerations
    • Vehicle access points
    • Hydraulic evolutions of door opening, roof removal, and dash lift techniques
  • 6 fire officers and 19 members participated in the training           

 

 

 

February 2010

Weekly Drill

 

  • RIT Operations Live Training—Smoke generator in place
  • Crews reviewed “Staging of equipment”
  • Position assignments:
    • Command, Safety, Staging, and Operations
    • Team Leaders
  • Team 1 Goals
  • Team 2 Goals
  • Teams 3, 4 Goals
  • Commercial Structure Fire Scenario—center floor collapse into sub-division 1
  • Obstacle course included “low profile”, wall breach, stairwell decent, and debris pile removal
  • Victim assessment review:
    • Level of consciousness
    • Status of air supply, time remaining
    • PASS alarm procedures
    • Air “changeover” completed on rescue manikin
    • Extrication plan enacted
  • Multiple Team deployment scenario:
    • Team 2 in to take over
    • Radio communications monitored
  • Multiple victims extracted from collapse
  • RIT command board in place

 

 

Weekly Drill

 

  • May Day Procedure Review
  • All members present reviewed the May Day Guidelines
                           

 

Weekly Drill

 

  • The Engineers led the training session with cross-training’ on:
    • Engine 1 pump operations
    • Engine 2 pump operations
    • Truck 1 ladder and pump operations
  • Members participated in ground ladder operations and roof operations
  • Engineers being trained operated the main ladder and pump of Truck 1

 

 

 

 

March 2010

Weekly Drill

 

  • Rescue Operations—Vehicle
  • 3 vehicles for extrication training acquired
  • Vehicle 1—stabilization—utilizing “Junk Yard Dog” strut stabilizers
  • Vehicle 2—cribbing
  • Vehicle 3—access, purchase points, hazard control, patient considerations
  • Rescue Operations-Vehicle
  • Multiple vehicle scenario entrapment
  • Members performed size up procedures and implemented all 3 training evolution station activities into the scenario.
  • Vehicles stabilized, hazard control, access, and patient extrication procedures executed for door removal, roof removal, and dash lifts
  • 6 officers and 21 members participated

 

Weekly Drill

 

  • SCBA Inspections and Personal Protective Equipment Inspections
  • Resulted in new strapping being ordered for all face piece harnesses
  • All strapping for face pieces replaced

 

Weekly Drill

 

  • Apparatus Engineer Training
  • Engineers performed pump operations with personnel and safe driving practices in closed parking area.
               

 

 

April 2010

 

Weekly Drill

 

  • Vehicle Rescue Preparation Training
  • Multiple vehicles were utilized to review extrication techniques with members that will be going through the 48 hour BVR Certification Program scheduled June 2010
  • 22 members and 4 officers trained on Scene Safety and Size up Vehicle Stabilization techniques
  • Patient access
  • New hydraulic extrication techniques
    Officers coordinated a 2 vehicle crash simulation with 2 operations running simultaneously