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Tools and Equipment used in -Search ropes
Primary and secondary searches -TIC (Thermal imaging camera)
-Halligan
-Axe
-Hand light or flashlight
-Pike pole
Techniques used for conducting a -Search quickly and efficiently
primary search -Rely on sight, sound, and touch
-Use hand tools to extend your reach
-Follow walls, noting turns and doorways
-Right or left handed searches
Techniques used for conducting a Slower, systematic approach to locate deceased
secondary search victims and hidden fires
Techniques used for large area -Side crawl search (body 90 degrees to the wall
search -Conduct a right or left handed search with 2nd
or more firefighters in contact with 1st firefighter
with a tool, rope, or touch.
, Techniques for removing a victim -Two person extremity carry
from an immediate hazard -Two person seat carry
-Two person chair carry
-Cradle in arms carry
-Clothes, firefighter, and lift drag
-Blanket drag
-Webbing sling drag
Techniques for removing a victim up -Walking assist
and down stairs -Extremity carry
-Seat carry
-Two person chair carry (best method)
-Cradle-in-arms Carry
-Clothes drag
Techniques for moving a victim -Conscious victim: Feet first, facing the ladder
down a ladder with the FF supporting the victim
-Unconscious victim: cradled across the FF's arm
or with legs on FF shoulders and victim's back
against the ladder
Things to do while searching a -Identify additional escape routes
building -Work in 2 or more person teams
-Search for victims
O-VEIS Oriented
Vent
Enter
Isolate
Search
Most effective way to rescue a Aerial lader
victim from a 3rd story window
Search team reports to Search Officer
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Terms in this set (91)
Tools and Equipment used in -Search ropes
Primary and secondary searches -TIC (Thermal imaging camera)
-Halligan
-Axe
-Hand light or flashlight
-Pike pole
Techniques used for conducting a -Search quickly and efficiently
primary search -Rely on sight, sound, and touch
-Use hand tools to extend your reach
-Follow walls, noting turns and doorways
-Right or left handed searches
Techniques used for conducting a Slower, systematic approach to locate deceased
secondary search victims and hidden fires
Techniques used for large area -Side crawl search (body 90 degrees to the wall
search -Conduct a right or left handed search with 2nd
or more firefighters in contact with 1st firefighter
with a tool, rope, or touch.
, Techniques for removing a victim -Two person extremity carry
from an immediate hazard -Two person seat carry
-Two person chair carry
-Cradle in arms carry
-Clothes, firefighter, and lift drag
-Blanket drag
-Webbing sling drag
Techniques for removing a victim up -Walking assist
and down stairs -Extremity carry
-Seat carry
-Two person chair carry (best method)
-Cradle-in-arms Carry
-Clothes drag
Techniques for moving a victim -Conscious victim: Feet first, facing the ladder
down a ladder with the FF supporting the victim
-Unconscious victim: cradled across the FF's arm
or with legs on FF shoulders and victim's back
against the ladder
Things to do while searching a -Identify additional escape routes
building -Work in 2 or more person teams
-Search for victims
O-VEIS Oriented
Vent
Enter
Isolate
Search
Most effective way to rescue a Aerial lader
victim from a 3rd story window
Search team reports to Search Officer
