Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills Correlation Chart
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1 Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills Correlation Chart Donning Personal Protective Clothing Doffing Personal Protective Clothing Donning SCBA from a Seat-Mounted Bracket Donning SCBA from a Side-Mounted Compartment or Bracket Donning SCBA Using the Over-the-Head Method Donning SCBA Using the Coat Method Donning a Face Piece Doffing SCBA Daily SCBA Inspection Monthly SCBA Inspection Replacing an SCBA Cylinder Cleaning and Sanitizing SCBA Using a Radio Using the NFIRS Data Entry Tool Operating and Answering Fire Station Telephone and Intercom Systems Transporting a Fire Extinguisher Operating a Carbon Dioxide Extinguisher Attacking a Class A Fire with a Stored-Pressure Water-Type Fire Extinguisher Attacking a Class A Fire with a Multipurpose Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher Attacking a Class B Flammable Liquid Fire with a Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher Attacking a Class B Flammable Liquid Fire with a Stored-Pressure Foam Fire Extinguisher (AFFF or FFFP) Use of Wet Chemical Fire Extinguishers Use of Dry Powder Fire Extinguishing Agents Placing a Life Safety Rope into a Rope Bag Safety Knot Half Hitch Clove Hitch Tied in the Open Clove Hitch Tied Around an Object Figure Eight Knot Figure Eight on a Bight Figure Eight with a Follow-Through x
2 xi Bowline Sheet or Becket Bend Hoisting an Axe Hoisting a Pike Pole Hoisting a Ladder Hoisting a Charged Hose Line Hoisting an Uncharged Hose Line Hoisting an Exhaust Fan Mounting Apparatus Dismounting Apparatus Forcing Entry into an Inward-Opening Door Forcing Entry in an Outward-Opening Door Opening an Overhead Garage Door Using the Triangle Method Forcing Entry Through a Wooden Double-Hung Window Forcing Entry Through a Casement Window Forcing Entry Through a Protected or Factory Window Forcing Entry Using a Through-the-Lock Technique (K Tool) Forcing Entry Using an A Tool Forcing Entry Using a Through-the-Lock Technique (Unscrewing the Lock) Breaching a Wall Frame Breaching a Masonry Wall Breaching a Metal Wall Breaching a Floor One-Fire Fighter Carry Two-Fire Fighter Shoulder Carry Three-Fire Fighter Shoulder Carry Two-Fire Fighter Suitcase Carry Three-Fire Fighter Suitcase Carry Three-Fire Fighter Flat Carry Four-Fire Fighter Flat Carry Three-Fire Fighter Flat Shoulder Carry Four-Fire Fighter Flat Shoulder Carry One-Fire Fighter Rung Raise for Ladders Under One-Fire Fighter Rung Raise for Ladders Over Tying the Halyard Two-Fire Fighter Beam Raise Two-Fire Fighter Rung Raise Three-Fire Fighter Rung Raise Four-Fire Fighter Rung Raise Climbing the Ladder while Carrying a Tool Working from a Ladder Placing a Roof Ladder One-Person Walking Assist Two-Person Walking Assist
3 xii Two-Person Extremity Carry Two-Person Seat Carry Two-Person Chair Carry Cradle-in-Arms Carry Clothes Drag Blanket Drag Standing Drag Webbing Sling Drag Fire Fighter Drag One-Person Emergency Drag from a Vehicle Long Backboard Rescue Single Fire Fighter Ladder Rescue Technique Rescuing an Unconscious Victim from a Window Rescuing an Unconscious Child or Small Adult from a Window Rescuing a Large Adult Breaking Glass with a Hand Tool Breaking a Window with a Ladder Breaking Windows on Upper Floors Halligan Toss Negative-Pressure Ventilation Positive-Pressure Ventilation Sounding a Roof Operating a Power Saw Rectangular Cut Louver Cut Triangular Cut Peak Cut Trench Cut Operating a Fire Hydrant Shutting Down a Hydrant Setting Up a Portable Tank Replacing the Swivel Gasket Performing the One-Fire Fighter Foot-Tilt Method of Coupling a Fire Hose Performing the Two-Fire Fighter Method for Coupling a Fire Hose Performing the One-Fire Fighter Knee-Press Method of Uncoupling a Fire Hose Performing the Two-Fire Fighter Stiff-Arm Method Uncoupling Hose with Spanners Connecting Two Lines With Damaged Hose Coupling Cleaning a Hose that is Dirty or Contaminated Marking a Defective Hose Rolling a Straight Roll Performing a Single Donut Roll Twin Donut Roll
4 xiii Performing a Self-Locking Twin Donut Performing a Forward Hose Lay Using a Four-Way Valve Performing a Reverse Lay Performing a Split Lay Performing a Flat Hose Load Performing a Horseshoe Hose Load Performing an Accordion Hose Load Attaching a Soft Suction Hose to a Fire Hydrant Attaching a Hard Suction Hose to a Fire Hydrant Loading the Minuteman Hose Load Advancing the Minuteman Hose Load Loading the Preconnected Flat Load Advancing the Preconnected Flat Load Loading the Triple Layer Hose Load Advancing the Triple Layer Hose Load Unload and Advance the Wyed Lines Performing a Working Hose Drag Performing a Shoulder Carry Advancing an Accordion Load Advancing a Hose Line Up a Stairway Advancing a Hose Line Down a Stairway Advancing an Uncharged Hose Line Up a Ladder Operating a Hose from a Ladder Connecting a Hose Line to Supply a Fire Department Connection Connecting and Advancing an Attack Line from a Standpipe Outlet Replacing a Hose Section Drain Hose and Carry Operating a Smooth Bore Nozzle Operating a Fog Nozzle Placing a Foam Line in Service Performing the Sweep Method of Applying Foam Performing the Bankshot Method Performing the Rain-Down Method One-Fire Fighter Salvage Cover Fold Two-Fire Fighter Salvage Cover Fold Fold and Roll a Salvage Cover One-Person Salvage Cover Roll Shoulder Toss Balloon Toss Using a Sprinkler Stop Using Sprinkler Wedges Close and Re-Open Main Control Valve (OS&Y)
5 xiv Close and Open Main Control Valve (PIV) Construct a Water Chute Construct a Water Catch-All Pulling a Ceiling Using a Pike Pole Opening an Interior Wall Conduct a Weekly/Monthly Generator Test Performing a Direct Attack Performing an Indirect Attack Performing a Combination Attack One-Fire Fighter Method for Operating a Large Handline Two-Fire Fighter Method for Operating a Large Handline Operating a Deck Gun Operating a Portable Monitor Locating Fires Behind Walls and Under Subfloors Suppressing a Flammable Gas Cylinder Fire Head Tilt-Chin Lift Technique Jaw-Thrust Technique Clearing the Airway Using Finger Sweeps Recovery Position Mouth-to-Mask Rescue Breathing Mouth-to-Barrier Rescue Breathing Mouth-to Mouth Rescue Breathing Heimlich Maneuver Airway Obstruction in an Unconscious Adult Airway Obstruction in a Conscious Infant Airway Obstruction in an Unconscious Infant External Chest Compressions on an Adult One-Rescuer Adult CPR Two-Rescuer Adult CPR One-Rescuer Infant CPR One-Rescuer Child CPR Treat Shock Breaking Tempered Glass Decontamination
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