Industrial Fire Brigade: Interior Structural

Industrial Fire Brigade: Interior Structural Skill Sheet Package Based on NFPA 1081: Standard for Industrial Fire Brigade Member, 2012 Edition. Alabama Fire College May 2014

Certification Criteria Interior Structural Industrial Fire Brigade Member Certification Requirements To be issued certification as an Interior Structural Industrial Fire Brigade Member, the candidate will: Show successful completion of the above pre-requisite requirements. This must be documented on file at the Alabama Fire College, Testing Division. Complete required training hours (minimum 40 per level). Submit the Instructional JPR Verification Sheet Written Examination o Perform to a minimum 70% competency on a 100-question multiplechoice examination per level. One retest after 30 days and within one year of course end date is allowed. Practical Examination o Successfully complete a skills evaluation (2 skills sheets randomly drawn by the AFC Testing Division) working as a member of a team and/or completing individual skills), to a minimum of 70% competency and successful completion of all critical points. Basis: Alabama Fire College & Personnel Standards Commission, Administrative Code, Chapter 360- X-15-.01-.04: Requirements for Certified Fire Brigade Member; Advanced Exterior Industrial Fire Brigade Member; Interior Structural Industrial Fire Brigade Member; Industrial Fire Brigade Leader Certification Criteria Revised

Alabama Fire College Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Structural Instructional JPR Verification Sheet Full Name: Fire Department: This Instructional JPR Verification Sheet is to be used in conjunction with the Alabama Fire College Hazardous Materials Technician Skill Sheets. These skills meet all the requirements of NFPA 1081, Standard for Industrial Fire Brigade Member, 2012 edition. Each of these skills should be taught and assessed during the course. This form must be submitted by the Instructor for Certification. Skill Sheet Primary Task JPR(s) Covered 36-1 Donning/Doffing Personal Protective Equipment 7.1.2.1 37-1 Donning/Doffing SCBA 7.1.2.2 37-2 Changing an Air Cylinder 7.1.2.2 37-3 Restricted Openings 7.1.2.2 37-4 SCBA Emergency Procedures 7.1.2.2 38-1 Pre-Incident Survey 7.1.2.3 39-1 Advancing Fire Hose 7.2.1 39-2 Interior Structure Fire 7.2.1 39-3 Extending or Replacing Hose Sections 7.2.1 39-4 Couple and Uncouple Hose 7.2.1 40-1 Forcible Entry Inward Opening Door 7.2.2 40-2 Forcible Entry Outward Opening Door 7.2.2 40-3 Forcible Entry Garage Door 7.2.2 40-4 Forcible Entry Double Hung Window 7.2.2 40-5 Forcible Entry Casement Window 7.2.2 40-6 Forcible Entry K Tool 7.2.2 40-7 Breaching Masonry Wall 7.2.2 40-8 Breaching Metal Wall 7.2.2 41-1 Forced Horizontal Ventilation 7.2.3 41-2 Vertical Ventilation 7.2.3 42-1 Overhaul Operations 7.2.4 42-2 Pulling Ceiling Using Pike Pole 7.3.7 42-3 Opening Interior Wall Using Pick-Head Axe 7.3.7 43-1 Exit Hazardous Area 7.2.5 44-1 Water Supply Hydrant 7.2.6 44-2 Water Supply Drafting 7.2.6 45-1 Interfacing with Mutual Aid 7.2.7, 7.3.9 46-1 Search and Rescue 7.2.8 47-1 Conserve Property 7.2.9 47-2 Using Sprinkler Stops 7.2.9 Alabama Fire College Revised 09/30/2016

48-1 Rapid Intervention Crew 7.2.10 49-1 Interpreting Alarm Conditions 7.3.1 50-1 Operating Fixed Fire Protection System 7.3.2 51-1 Operating Deck Gun 7.3.3 51-2 Operating Portable Monitor 7.3.3 52-1 Extinguishing Ignitable Liquid Fire 7.3.4 53-1 Controlling Flammable Gas Fire 7.3.5 54-1 Special Agent Extinguisher 7.3.6 55-1 Power Tool Maintenance 7.3.7 56-1 Single Firefighter Ladder Carry and Raise 7.3.8 56-2 Two Firefighter Ladder Carry and Raise 7.3.8 56-3 Roof Ladder Deployment 7.3.8 57-1 Facility Fire Safety Survey 7.3.10 58-1 Extinguish Electrical Fire 7.3.11 Course Location: Course Date: Instructor Printed Name: Instructor Signature: Candidate Printed Name: Candidate Signature: Alabama Fire College Revised 09/30/2016

Donning/Doffing Personal Protective Equipment NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.1.2.1 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 36-1 The candidate, given a complete set of personal protective equipment, shall don full personal protective equipment, according to manufacturer s recommendations, perform an assignment, and doff full personal protective equipment. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 5 minutes 1. Dons boots, pants, protective hood, coat, helmet, and gloves 2. Dons all personal protective equipment properly (no exposed skin except for facial area, helmet strap is tightened, coat collar is up, and all fasteners are secured) CRITICAL POINT 3. Completes within 2 minutes CRITICAL POINT 4. Performs assignment as directed 5. Doffs personal protective clothing and prepares for reuse Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /5 Score: /5 Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Donning Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.1.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 37-1 The candidate, wearing full personal protective equipment, shall properly don a self-contained breathing apparatus, and activate the PASS alarm. The candidate may use ONE of the following: over-the-head method, coat method, or seat mount method. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 3 minutes 1. Dons SCBA using one of the listed methods and ensures unit is secured and adjusted properly 2. Dons face piece, attaches regulator (if using waist mount regulator, attaches breathing tube to regulator), inhales activating regulator, holds breath for 5 seconds to ensure there are no leaks CRITICAL POINT 3. Exhales forcefully to ensure exhalation valve is working properly CRITICAL POINT 4. Dons hood, helmet, and gloves and ensures there is no exposed skin CRITICAL POINT 5. Activates PASS alarm CRITICAL POINT Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /5 Score: /5 Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Changing an Air Cylinder NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.1.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 37-2 The candidate, wearing full personal protective equipment and given and SCBA, shall demonstrate the proper procedure for changing an SCBA air cylinder using the one person method. The candidate may use any SCBA unit available to his/her department. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 2 minutes 1. Doffs unit using proper procedures 2. Closes cylinder valve on the used bottle and bleeds off pressure CRITICAL POINT 3. Disconnects the high-pressure coupling from the cylinder and puts the hose coupling on the ground directly in line with the cylinder outlet (ensures grit and liquids cannot enter the end of the unprotected high-pressure hose prior to attaching it to the cylinder outlet valve) 4. Releases the cylinder clamp and removes the empty cylinder and places a new cylinder into the backpack 5. Checks cylinder valve opening and the high-pressure hose fitting for debris and checks condition of O-ring CRITICAL POINT 6. Connects high-pressure hose to cylinder valve opening and opens cylinder valve 7. Checks gauges on cylinder & regulator (ensures gauges are within 10% of each other) Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /7 Score: /7 Evaluator: Print Name & Signature: Date Overall Skill Sheet Score Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Page 1 of 3 Restricted Openings NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.1.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 37-3 The candidate, wearing full personal protective equipment including SCBA of his/her choice, shall safely exit an area of low visibility with a restricted opening (vertical or horizontal opening that is too small to accommodate both the firefighter and the SCBA) using ONE of the listed techniques. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 20 minutes RESTRICTED OPENINGS - SHIFTING THE SCBA 1. Maintains contact with SCBA CRITICAL POINT 2. Maintains physical, visual, or verbal contact with partner CRITICAL POINT 3. Keeps all PPE intact CRITICAL POINT 4. Checks conditions on other side of passage before entry CRITICAL POINT 5. Loosens shoulder strap and then waist strap 6. Shifts SCBA to one side (depending on which side regulator is on) 7. Repositions SCBA and tightens straps after obstruction is cleared Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including CRITICAL POINTS RESTRICTED OPENINGS - BACKWARDS SWIM TECHNIQUE 1. Maintains contact with SCBA CRITICAL POINT 2. Maintains physical, visual, or verbal contact with partner CRITICAL POINT 3. Keeps all PPE intact CRITICAL POINT 4. Checks conditions on other side of passage before entry CRITICAL POINT 5. Sits with back against wall and centered between two obstacles 6. Positions feet in front of body as far as possible and raises buttocks off of ground to proceed through opening 7. Pulls shoulders and elbows into center of body while pushing backwards through the space 8. Rotates the body and dips the shoulder to bring the rest of the body through the obstacle once SCBA is clear Candidate must successfully perform 6/8 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /7 Score: /7 Score: /8 Score: /8

NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.1.2.2 Restricted Openings Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 37-3 The candidate, wearing full personal protective equipment including SCBA of his/her choice, shall safely exit an area of low visibility with a restricted opening (vertical or horizontal opening that is too small to accommodate both the firefighter and the SCBA) using ONE of the listed techniques. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 20 minutes RESTRICTED OPENINGS - FORWARD DIVE TECHNIQUE 1. Maintains contact with SCBA CRITICAL POINT 2. Maintains physical, visual, or verbal contact with partner CRITICAL POINT 3. Keeps all PPE intact CRITICAL POINT 4. Checks conditions on other side of passage before entry CRITICAL POINT 5. Centers body between two wall studs and places both arms in front through obstacle, attempting to get elbows past opening 6. Exhales and arms are pulled inward to center of body, allowing firefighter to fall through opening 7. Clears obstacle and uses arms to pull rest of body through opening Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including CRITICAL POINTS RESTRICTED OPENINGS - FULL ESCAPE PROCEDURE 1. Maintains contact with SCBA CRITICAL POINT 2. Maintains physical, visual, or verbal contact with partner CRITICAL POINT 3. Keeps all PPE intact CRITICAL POINT 4. Checks conditions on other side of passage before entry CRITICAL POINT 5. Loosens the shoulder straps and removes waist strap while lying to one side 6. Rolls out of the backpack to the side of the regulator and does not lose contact with strap CRITICAL POINT 7. Rotates SCBA with cylinder valve facing away from firefighter (straps are neat and organized to facilitate easy re-donning) 8. Moves forward keeping SCBA in front and close to body CRITICAL POINT 9. Re-dons the SCBA by laying out straps and rolling into backpack assembly when clear of obstacle Candidate must successfully perform 7/9 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /7 Score: /7 Score: /9 Score: /9 Alabama Fire College Page 2 of 3 Revised- 3/2016

SCBA Emergency Procedures 2012 Edition, NFPA 1081 Chapter 7.1.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 37-4 The candidate, wearing full personal protective equipment and SCBA shall demonstrate controlled breathing techniques and the ability to perform an emergency procedure check on the self-contained breathing apparatus. Warning: No emergency breathing procedure is endorsed by manufacturers, NFPA, ANSI, or any other regulating agency. These procedures should be used only as a last resort in life threatening situations. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 3 minutes CONSERVATION OF AIR (CONTROLLED BREATHING) 1. Calls a Mayday CRITICAL POINT 2. Inhales normally through nose and exhales normally through mouth 3. Inhales and exhales slowly 4. Proceeds to exit as quickly as possible 5. Repeats steps for three minutes CRITICAL POINT Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including CRITICAL POINTS EMERGENCY PROCEDURE CHECK 1. Calls a Mayday CRITICAL POINT 2. Activates PASS device manually 3. Does NOT remove face piece CRITICAL POINT 4. Places hand to face piece and regulator and checks bypass valve 5. Uses bypass or cylinder valve to control air flow (depending on free flow or no flow) 6. Corrects problem if possible 7. Proceeds to exit as quickly as possible Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /5 Score: /5 Score: /7 Score: /7 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety. Alabama Fire College Revised- 3/2016

Pre-Incident Survey NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.1.2.3 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 38-1 The candidate given access to a building and given the necessary supplies such as note paper, pencils, rulers and graph paper, shall prepare a pre-incident survey. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 20 minutes 1. Records all ownership data that is pertinent to building 2. Notes all utilities, hydrants, fire detection and suppression systems CRITICAL POINT 3. Notes any hazards that are present (hazardous materials, obstructions to property, obstructions for egress of occupants) CRITICAL POINT 4. Notes important structural features that may affect fire suppression efforts (exposed metal beams, parapet walls, etc.) 5. Completes accurate sketch of building using common symbols indicating all necessary information 6. Notes minimum response needs, water supply requirements, and fire attack priorities 7. Informs building occupant/owner of findings 8. Completes all related departmental/brigade forms Candidate must successfully perform 6/8 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /8 Score: /8 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Advancing Fire Hose NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.1 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 39-1 The candidate, wearing a complete set of personal protective equipment and SCBA, given the necessary equipment, tools, water source, and assistance, shall advance a 1 ½ or 1 ¾ or larger hoseline using ONE of the situations listed. Expected time to complete each skill(s) is 10 minutes ADVANCING A CHARGED LINE INTO STRUCTURE 1. Advances 1 ½ hose line to door with partner and both firefighters are on the same side of hose 2. Evaluates fire conditions before entry into building 3. Sets nozzle pattern 4. Bleeds air out of hoseline before entering structure CRITICAL POINT 5. Operates nozzle 6. Closes nozzle slowly to prevent water hammer Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including CRITICAL POINTS ADVANCING AND UNCHARGED LINE UP A STAIRWELL 1. Correct length and size of hose is chosen (minimum 1 ½ ) 2. Advances hose up stairs and places on outside of wall 3. Advances extra hose to next floor above fire and returns to fire floor with nozzle 4. Bleeds air out of hoseline CRITICAL POINT 5. Operates nozzle 6. Closes nozzle slowly to prevent water hammer Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including CRITICAL POINTS ADVANCING HOSE FROM A STANDPIPE 1. Obtains high rise or standpipe pack and ensures all equipment necessary is ready to advance (gated wye, attack lines, nozzle, wrenches and adapters) 2. Proceeds to floor below fire floor and attaches necessary equipment to standpipe for advancement 3. Advances extra hose to next floor above fire and returns to fire floor with nozzle 4. Bleeds air out of hoseline CRITICAL POINT 5. Operates nozzle Score: /6 Score: /6 Score: /6 Score: /6 6. Closes nozzle slowly to prevent water hammer Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Alabama Fire College Pg 1 of 2 Revised- 3/2016

NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.1 Advancing Fire Hose Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 39-1 The candidate, wearing a complete set of personal protective equipment and SCBA, given the necessary equipment, tools, water source, and assistance, shall advance a 1 ½ or 1 ¾ or larger hoseline using ONE of the situations listed. Expected time to complete each skill(s) is 10 minutes Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety. Alabama Fire College Pg 2 of 2 Revised- 3/2016

Interior Structure Fire 2012 Edition, NFPA 1081 Chapter 7.2.1 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 39-2 The candidate wearing full personal protective equipment including SCBA and given an attack line, necessary tools and equipment, water source, and operating as a member of a team, shall correctly and safely extinguish an interior structure fire. The attack line shall be 1 ½ or larger. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 7 minutes 1. Deploys appropriate attack line, charges line, sets nozzle pattern, and bleeds air from hose line before entry 2. Collects all tools and equipment necessary prior to entry into structure 3. Ensures team accountability and hazards have been identified and controlled 4. Advances hose into structure properly and in a safe manner 5. Identifies, controls, and avoids hazards as conditions change (rollover, flashover, backdraft) 6. Uses appropriate method of attack and fire stream for fire conditions encountered (direct, indirect, combination) and extinguishes fire CRITICAL POINT 7. Locates and suppresses any hidden fires in walls, ceilings, etc. 8. Overhauls fire with concern for evidence preservation and structural integrity Candidate must successfully perform 6/8 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /8 Score: /8 Evaluator Comments Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Extending or Replacing Hose Sections NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.1 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 39-3 The candidate, wearing protective clothing and given a charged 1 ½, 1 ¾, or 2 ½ hose line with nozzle and the necessary equipment, tools, and water source shall demonstrate extending OR replacing a sections or sections of fire hose. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 7 minutes EXTENDING SECTIONS OF HOSE 1. Carries additional hose length and hose clamp to nozzle end of hose 2. Places hose clamp 5 behind the coupling with minimum distance of 20 from engine 3. Positions to side of hose clamp and safely operates and fully locks clamp CRITICAL POINT 4. Removes nozzle and attaches additional length of hose with nozzle 5. Removes clamp safely when ready for water Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including CRITICAL POINTS REPLACING SECTIONS OF HOSE 1. Carries two additional hose lengths and hose clamp to coupling of damaged hose 2. Places hose clamp 5 behind the coupling with minimum distance of 20 from engine 3. Positions to side of hose clamp and safely operates and fully locks clamp CRITICAL POINT 4. Removes damaged hose and adds two lengths to this section 5. Removes clamp safely when ready for water Score: /5 Score: /5 Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /5 Score: /5 Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety. Alabama Fire College Page 1 of 2 Revised- 3/2016

Couple and Uncouple Hose NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.1 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 39-4 The candidate, wearing personal protective equipment and given two lengths of fire hose, shall couple and uncouple the hose using ONE of the listed methods. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes Criteria/Performance Steps Continued: Test Retest ONE PERSON FOOT-TILT METHOD 1. Inspects all components, including gasket, for physical damage 2. Tilts male coupling upward with foot 3. Connects couplings by turning the swivel completely onto the male end, aligning flat sides of hose Candidate must successfully perform ALL steps Score: /3 Score: /3 ONE PERSON OVER-THE-HIP METHOD P F P F 1. Inspects all components, including gasket, for physical damage 2. Brings female coupling over the hip 3. Connects couplings by turning the swivel completely onto the male end, aligning flat sides of hose Candidate must successfully perform ALL steps Score: /3 Score: /3 TWO PERSON OVER-THE-HIP METHOD P F P F 1. Inspects all components, including gasket, for physical damage 2. Has assistant hold male coupling and look away 3. Connects couplings by turning the swivel completely onto the male end, aligning flat sides of hose Candidate must successfully perform ALL steps Score: /3 Score: /3 ONE PERSON KNEE-PRESS METHOD P F P F 1. Folds hose on itself on the ground and presses knee down on female coupling 2. Turns female coupling to the left to break connection Candidate must successfully perform ALL steps Score: /2 Score: /2 Alabama Fire College Pg 1 of 2 Revised- 3/2016

Hose Coupling and Uncoupling 2012 Edition, NFPA 1081 Chapter 7.2.1 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet INTERIOR 39-4 The candidate, wearing personal protective equipment and given two lengths of fire hose, shall couple and uncouple the hose using the following methods. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes Criteria/Performance Steps Continued: Test Retest TWO PERSON STIFF-ARM METHOD 1. Positions self and partner for grasping couplings (facing each other with coupling in between; feet apart; grasps using both hands; arms stiff & straight) 2. Compresses gaskets in couplings using body weight (presses coupling toward each other) 3. Disconnects the coupling (turns coupling counter clockwise) Candidate must successfully perform ALL steps including all critical criteria Score: /3 Score: /3 Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety. Alabama Fire College Pg 2 of 2 Revised-3/2016

Forcible Entry Inward Opening Door NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-1 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (Halligan and flat head axe or sledgehammer), a partner, and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through an inward opening door, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Inspects door for location and number of locks and mechanisms, as well as safety hazards 3. Places forked end of Halligan, beveled edge against door, into door frame between door jamb and stop, near lock 4. Instructs partner to drive tool further into door jamb on command using flat head axe or sledge hammer until Halligan is past stop 5. Pushes Halligan toward jamb to force open, instructing partner to slide axe head between bevel of Halligan and door if additional leverage is needed 6. Secures door to prevent closure after entry Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Forcible Entry Outward Opening Door NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-2 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (Halligan and flat head axe or sledgehammer), a partner, and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through an outward opening door, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Inspects door for location and number of locks and mechanisms, as well as safety hazards 3. Places adz end of Halligan between door and frame, in the area of the mechanism or between the mechanism and secondary lock 4. Instructs partner to drive tool further into gap on command using flat head axe or sledge hammer 5. Pries in a downward direction with fork end of Halligan, forcing door outward 6. Secures door to prevent closure after entry Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Forcible Entry Garage Door NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-3 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (power saw) and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through a garage door, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed using the triangle method, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Checks for any safety hazards during size-up of the garage door 3. Checks fuel level in saw and starts to ensure operability 4. Cuts a small inspection hole large enough to insert a nozzle, if necessary 5. Begins cutting at center point in door, making a diagonal cut to the right base 6. Makes second diagonal cut to the left base from starting point 7. Removes panels and clears barrier Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /7 Score: /7 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Forcible Entry Double Hung Window NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-4 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (Halligan, flat head axe or sledgehammer), a partner, and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through a wooden double hung window, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Inspects window for safety hazards and locates locking mechanism 3. Places pry end of Halligan under bottom sash, in line with locking mechanism 4. Instructs partner to drive Halligan under the sash, if necessary 5. Pries bottom sash upward to displace locking mechanism 6. Secures window so it does not close Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Forcible Entry Casement Window NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-5 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (Halligan, axe, truck hook, or pike pole), and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through a casement window, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Inspects window for safety hazards and locates locking mechanism(s) 3. Positions on windward side of window 4. Breaks pane closest to locking mechanism, keeping tool lower than hands 5. Removes all broken glass to prevent injury 6. Reaches through void and manually opens window using crank Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Forcible Entry K Tool NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-6 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (Halligan, flathead axe or sledgehammer, K Tool), and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through a door with a cylinder lock, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Sizes up door and lock area and checks for hazards 3. Places K Tool over face of lock cylinder, noting location of keyway 4. Places adz into slot of K Tool, strikes Halligan with flathead axe or sledge to drive K Tool snug onto cylinder 5. Pries up on Halligan to pull lock cylinder out and expose locking mechanism 6. Utilizes key tools to open lock Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Breaching Masonry Wall NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-7 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (bolt cutter, sledgehammer), and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through a masonry wall, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 20 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Sizes up wall for any safety hazards, ensuring wall is not load-bearing 3. Selects row of masonry blocks that is at or near floor level 4. Creates two holes each in five masonry blocks along selected row using sledgehammer, ensuring each hole pierces into hollow core of block 5. Repeats process on four blocks above the first row, followed by three blocks on the third row, two on the fourth, and one on the fifth (to form a triangular entry) 6. Removes remaining blocks, parallel to wall 7. Clears any reinforcing wire using bolt cutters 8. Enlarges hole as needed Candidate must successfully perform 6/8 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /8 Score: /8 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Breaching Metal Wall NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.2 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 40-8 The candidate wearing personal protective equipment and given tools (rotary saw or torch), and an assignment shall force entry into a structure through a masonry wall, so that the tools are properly used, the barrier is removed, and the opening is in a safe condition and ready for entry. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Utilizes proper PPE (including eye protection) CRITICAL POINT 2. Sizes up wall for any safety hazards, ensuring wall is not load-bearing 3. Selects appropriate tool (rotary saw with meta-cutting blade or torch) 4. Checks fuel level in saw and starts to ensure operability OR ensures torch is operable and tank is secure 5. Opens wall using diamond-shaped cut or V-cut Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /5 Score: /5 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Forced Horizontal Ventilation NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.3 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 41-1 The candidate wearing full protective equipment and operating as a member of a team, given an assignment, tools, and equipment shall perform ventilation on a structure so that all ventilation barriers are removed, structural integrity is not compromised, and products of combustion are released from the structure using ONE OR A COMBINATION of the following methods. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 15 minutes MECHANICAL VENTILATION (POSITIVE or NEGATIVE PRESSURE) 1. Organizes and collects necessary equipment 2. Uses safe procedures for breaking window/door glass and removing obstructions 3. Positions and starts fan 4. Ensures exit opening is proportional to entry opening and draft path is established 5. Ensures smoke is cleared before shutting down fan CRITICAL POINT Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including CRITICAL POINTS HYDRAULIC VENTILATION 1. Uses safe procedures for breaking window/door glass and removing obstructions Score: /5 Score: /5 2. Sets fog nozzle position to cover approximately 90% of opening 3. Positions at opening ensuring water is directed outside 4. Utilizes effective stream CRITICAL POINT 5. Shuts down nozzle when ventilation is achieved, minimizing water damage Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /5 Score: /5 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Vertical Ventilation NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.3 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 41-2 The candidate wearing full protective equipment and operating as a member of a team, given an assignment, tools, and equipment shall perform ventilation on a structure so that all ventilation barriers are removed, structural integrity is not compromised, and products of combustion are released from the structure. Task shall be accomplished using a vent saw, chain saw, or axe; pike pole or truck hook; and a roof ladder. Proper ladder and power tool safety standards will be adhered to. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Organizes and collects necessary equipment ensuring all tools are checked for fuel, oil, and operability at ground level 2. Shuts down power saw before ascending ladder CRITICAL POINT 3. Checks for unsafe conditions and provides two means of escape 4. Selects suitable location to ventilate and ensures charged hoseline is in place 5. Sounds roof with tool before climbing on roof and works safely from roof ladder CRITICAL POINT 6. Marks location for opening and makes first cut parallel to and farthest from roof ladder 7. Creates an opening (minimum 4 x 4 ) and removes all interior barriers including ceiling materials 8. Avoids cutting structural members 9. Leaves roof when task complete with tools and equipment Candidate must successfully perform 7/9 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /9 Score: /9 Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Date Overall Skill Sheet Score Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Overhaul Operations 2012 Edition, NFPA 1081 Chapter 7.2.4 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 42-1 The candidate, wearing full personal protective equipment and SCBA, and given the necessary tools and equipment including handlines, hand tools, and scene lighting shall overhaul a fire scene ensuring fire cause evidence is preserved and the fire is extinguished. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Wears complete personal protective clothing including SCBA CRITICAL POINT 2. Ensures charged hoseline is readily available 3. Evaluates structural integrity and determines structure is safe for overhaul operations 4. Detects hidden fires using; sight, touch, sound, sensors, thermal imagers 5. Protects the area of origin for cause determination 6. Overhauls fire scene by opening walls, floors, ceilings, and removing insulation, window and door casings, as required 7. Completely extinguishes fire CRITICAL POINT Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /7 Score: /7 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

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Pulling Ceiling Using Pike Pole NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.3.7 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 42-2 The candidate shall demonstrate how to pull a ceiling using a pike pole. The candidate shall be provided with a ceiling, full personal protective equipment, and a pike pole. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Selects appropriate size pike pole 2. Determines area to be opened 3. Positions self with back towards door so debris pulled does not block exit 4. Penetrates with tip of pike pole, hook side facing away 5. Pulls down and away from body 6. Pulls down section of ceiling, including any insulation, until desired area is open CRITICAL POINT Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Opening Interior Wall Using Pick-Head Axe NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.3.7 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 42-3 The candidate shall demonstrate how to open an interior wall. The candidate shall be provided with a wall to be opened, full personal protective equipment, and a pick-head axe. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Determines which area of the wall to be opened 2. Surveys the wall for electrical switches or receptacles CRITICAL POINT 3. Cuts downward between wall studs 4. Uses axe blade to begin cutting near the top of wall 5. Makes two vertical cuts, uses pick end of axe to pull away material from studs and open up wall, working from top to bottom 6. Continues opening additional sections of wall, including insulation, until desired area is open CRITICAL POINT Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Exit Hazardous Area NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.5 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 43-1 The candidate wearing full personal protective equipment and SCBA and operating as a member of a team in vision-obscured conditions, will exit the hazardous area before air supply is exhausted, find a safe haven, maintain team integrity, and ensure members of the team are not endangered. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 5 minutes 1. Operates effectively as a team member, ensuring team integrity is maintained 2. Determines that immediate exit by the team is required 3. Locates and follows a guideline or hose line to the exit or safe haven CRITICAL POINT 4. Monitors and conserves air supply and exits before air supply is depleted CRITICAL POINT 5. Evaluates the area for any hazards Candidate must successfully perform 4/5 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /5 Score: /5 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Water Supply Hydrant NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.6 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 44-1 The candidate, wearing personal protective equipment and given supply or intake hose, hose tools, and a fire hydrant or static water source shall connect a fire department pumper to a water supply with a forward OR reverse lay and ensure connections are tight and water flow is not obstructed. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 5 minutes HYDRANT (FORWARD LAY CONNECTION) 1. Secures needed equipment (spanner & hydrant wrench, necessary appliance & adapter) and grasps sufficient hose 2. Wraps hydrant, steps on hose, does not stand between apparatus and hydrant, and signals pump operator to start lay CRITICAL POINT 3. Removes cap from appropriate outlet(s) and ensures other outlet caps are tightened (uses appropriate outlet nearest fire) 4. Places hydrant wrench on the valve stem operating nut, removes hose loop from hydrant, and flushes hydrant 5. Installs hydrant gate(s) on extra outlet(s) as required by department guidelines 6. Connects hose to hydrant outlet 7. Uses hose clamp properly 8. Opens hydrant slowly and fully and ensures water flow is not restricted 9. Uncouples hose from bed (if hose clamp was used), connects to pumper intake, and releases hose clamp safely 10. Identifies any damage or impairment to hose or hydrant Candidate must successfully perform 7/10 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /10 Score: /10 Alabama Fire College Pg 1 of 2 Revised- 3/2016

NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.6 Water Supply Hydrant Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 44-1 The candidate, wearing personal protective equipment and given supply or intake hose, hose tools, and a fire hydrant or static water source shall connect a fire department pumper to a water supply with a forward OR reverse lay and ensure connections are tight and water flow is not obstructed. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 5 minutes Criteria/Performance Steps Continued: Test Retest REVERSE LAY CONNECTION 1. Secures needed equipment (spanner & hydrant wrench, necessary appliance & adapter) and grasps sufficient hose 2. Anchors hose to stationary object, does not stand between apparatus and anchor, and signals driver to start reverse lay CRITICAL POINT 3. Attaches supply line to attack pumper OR uses hose clamp properly 4. Connects intake hose from supply pumper to hydrant, opens hydrant properly, and ensures water flow is not restricted 5. Prepares supply hose for connection, connects to discharge outlet of supply pumper, and charges line once attack pumper is ready (releases hose clamp if used) 6. Ensures all connections are tight 7. Identifies any damage or impairment to hose or hydrant Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /7 Score: /7 Re-Test Evaluator Print Name & Signature: Overall Skill Sheet Re-Test Score Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety. Alabama Fire College Pg 2 of 2 Revised- 3/2016

Water Supply - Drafting NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.6 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet INTERIOR 44-2 The candidate, wearing personal protective equipment and given the assistance of another fire fighter, required equipment (barrel type hose strainer, 10 ft sections of hard suction hose, rubber mallet, utility rope) shall assemble and connect the equipment necessary for drafting from a static water source. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 5 minutes 1. Checks hard-suction couplings (removes debris; replacing gaskets if necessary) CRITICAL POINT 2. Connects the sections of hard-suction hose (uses mallet if necessary to tighten for an airtight connection) 3. Connects strainer to one end of the hard-suction hose (uses mallet if necessary to tighten for an airtight connection; fastens rope to strainer) 4. Connects the hard-suction hose to the pump intake (uses mallet if necessary to tighten for an airtight connection) At this point the evaluator should have a driver/operator pull the pumper into draft position. 5. Puts strainer into the water (uses rope to move hose and keep strainer off bottom) 6. Ties strainer rope to stationary object or pumper Candidate must successfully perform 5/6 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /6 Score: /6 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Interfacing With Mutual Aid NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.7, 7.3.9 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet IFB INTERIOR 45-1 The candidate, given an assignment and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for mutual aid response and communication protocols, will interface with an outside mutual aid organization so that a unified command is established and maintained. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 10 minutes 1. Verbalizes assumption of command 2. Determines resource, personnel, or logistical needs based on assignment 3. Interfaces with mutual aid organization (local fire department, power company, gas company, etc.) 4. Communicates need for resources or personnel to mutual aid organization CRITICAL POINT 5. Effectively integrates operational personnel from all organizations into teams to complete task CRITICAL POINT 6. Maintains unified command of all personnel until task is complete 7. Terminates command Candidate must successfully perform 5/7 steps including all CRITICAL POINTS Score: /7 Score: /7 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Skills Testing Policy and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.

Search and Rescue NFPA 1081, 2012 Edition, 7.2.8 Industrial Fire Brigade Interior Skill Sheet - IFB INTERIOR 46-1 The candidate, given an assignment, obscured vision conditions, scene lighting, forcible entry tools, handlines, ladders when necessary, and while wearing personal protective equipment including SCBA, shall demonstrate entering a simulated burning and smoke filled environment, conduct search operations, and locate and remove victims if found. The room(s) should be large enough to conduct proper search techniques. Expected time to complete skill(s) is 5 minutes 1. Sizes up area for hazards, possible egress routes, and safe havens 2. Assess areas to determine tenability of victims 3. Collects all equipment required for searching (working radio, forcible entry tool, flashlight as a minimum) 4. Ensures team integrity before entering hazard area 5. Uses proper search techniques and stays low during search CRITICAL POINT 6. Rescues an individual in one of the following conditions CRITICAL POINT: Individual with respiratory protection that IS functioning Individual with respiratory protection that IS NOT functioning Individual with NO respiratory protection 7. Ensures entire hazard area has been searched CRITICAL POINT 8. Evaluates conditions and identifies possible safe havens throughout search 9. Exits hazard area safely, maintaining team integrity Candidate must successfully perform 7/9 steps including CRITICAL POINTS Score: /9 Score: /9 Note to Evaluator(s): By your signature above, you verify that you are qualified to serve as an Alabama Fire College Evaluator, have followed AFC Testing Policies and have witnessed that the above candidate has tested the above skills in their entirety.