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Department Policies
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Document Information
Version
2.3
Revised
June 24, 2025
File Size
4.2 MB
Description
Official Department Policies for the Brookland Fire Department.
Incident Procedures
This is to guide members on Sizing a scene for incoming units
- A brief description of the building
- Construction Type (Woodframe, Brick & Mortar, Commercial, etc.)
- Occupancy (house, apartment, strip mall, box store, high-rise, church, etc.)
- Size (large, medium, small, or dimensions, i.e. 100'x150')
- Height/Number of floors
- Incident Conditions
- Nothing Showing
- Smoke Showing (amount, location, color, pressure)
- Fire Showing (amount and location)
- Exposures
- Brief description of the action taken by officer and crew members
- Select the option for Command (Offensive or Defensive)
- Actions of Crew Members (See Example 1)
- Any Safety Hazards
- Identification and location of Incident Command
- Request required resources when necessary
"Engine Eleven is on scene of a one-story, single-family structure. Flames are visible through the windows on the A side of the structure. The life safety status is unknown. Engine Eleven is deploying a hose line for an interior attack. The next engine on scene will be assigned water supply. Engine Eleven will be establishing 7th Street Incident Command.”
360 Assessment
After initial size-up, perform 360 Assessment
- 360 Radio Report should include:
- Report Findings
- Search/Rescue Opportunities
- Confirm Strategy (Offensive vs Defensive)
- Credible information given by occupant or bystanders
- Report on Exposures
- Update on fire/smoke location and conditions
- Flow Path (if determined)
- Utilities secured during 360
- Confirm assignments of deployed resources
- Request additonal resources as needed
- Any other pertinent information
First Responder Protocols
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General
17Protocol Deviation / Error
PDF page 6Consent for Treatment
PDF page 7Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) Scene Management
PDF page 9Patient Refusal
PDF page 10Helicopter Activation
PDF page 11Scene Safety
PDF page 13No Patient Incidents
PDF page 15Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Orders
PDF page 16Death on Scene (DOS)
PDF page 17Suspected Abuse
PDF page 18Abandoned Children
PDF page 19Self-Protection
PDF page 20Concealed Weapons
PDF page 21Non-Credentialed Personnel
PDF page 22Patient Reports
PDF page 23Inventory List
PDF page 24Procedures
10Universal Precautions
PDF page 26Initial Protocol for All Patients
PDF page 27AED Use
PDF page 28Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
PDF page 29Patient Restraint
PDF page 30Hemostatic Agent
PDF page 31Tourniquet Application
PDF page 32Oxygen Administration
PDF page 33Oxygenation, Ventilation, and Pulse Oximetry
PDF page 34Spinal Motion Restriction
PDF page 35Assessment Tools
6Diagnostic Tests
PDF page 37General Patient Assessment
PDF page 38Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS): Adult
PDF page 40Revised Trauma Score: Adult
PDF page 41Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS): Pediatrics
PDF page 42Pediatric Trauma Score and APGAR
PDF page 43Medical Treatments
24Abdominal Pain
PDF page 45Abdominal Injuries
PDF page 46Altered Mental Status
PDF page 47Allergic Reaction
PDF page 48Animal Bite / Sting
PDF page 49Cardiac Arrest
PDF page 50Chest Pain
PDF page 51Chest Injuries
PDF page 52Diabetic Emergencies
PDF page 53Emotionally Disturbed Patient
PDF page 54Environmental Emergencies
PDF page 55Epistaxis
PDF page 56General Medical
PDF page 57Heat / Cold Related Emergencies
PDF page 58Obstructive Airway
PDF page 61Obstetric Emergencies
PDF page 62Overdose / Poisoning
PDF page 64Respiratory Distress
PDF page 65Pediatric Respiratory Distress / Arrest
PDF page 66Neonatal Resuscitation
PDF page 67Seizures
PDF page 68Shock: Non-Traumatic
PDF page 69Shock
PDF page 70Stroke / CVA
PDF page 71Trauma Treatments
10Trauma: General Guidelines
PDF page 72Amputations
PDF page 73Head and Spinal Injuries
PDF page 74Neck Injuries
PDF page 76Bone and Joint Injuries
PDF page 77Soft Tissue Injuries
PDF page 78Burns
PDF page 79Eye Injuries
PDF page 80Musculoskeletal Injuries
PDF page 81Submersion Injury / Near Drowning
PDF page 82Appendix
5Exposure Procedure / Needle Stick
PDF page 84Aeromedical Evacuation
PDF page 85Mass Casualty Incidents
PDF page 86Equipment Cleaning
PDF page 90Emergency Medical Application Tourniquet
PDF page 91Document Information
Version
2.4
Last Updated
February 12, 2019
File Size
1.2 MB
Description
Official Department First Responder Protocols for the Brookland Fire Department.
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