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To identify a problem and assess the potential consequences. Initially, a size-up is the responsibility of the first officer to arrive at the scene of an emergency. Size-ups continue throughout the response phase and continuously update the status of the incident, evaluate the hazards present, determine the size of the affected area as well as whether the area can be isolated. ...
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The assessment of the safety of a scene for rescuers and patients, before proceeding with the initial patient assessment.
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An analysis or evaluation of the overall fire situation for determining control action to take. The present and potential behavior of the fire is an important and necessary step.
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A mental process of evaluating all of the influencing factors at a fire scene before committing personnel and equipment to a course of action. This usually includes hazards, life safety, fire involvement and plan of attack. Stick The aerial of a ladder truck. Aerials vary in length depending on the needs and finances of a department. Some are as short as 65 feet, while others reach lengths greater than 100 feet. Still Alarm A still alarm is a call requiring only one company. ...
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