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Department Policies

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Fire Department PoliciesLast updated: June 24, 2025
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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
Radio example

"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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First Responder Protocols v2.3Last updated: Feburary 12, 2019
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General

17
1.4

Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) Scene Management

PDF page 9
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Procedures

10
2.9

Oxygenation, Ventilation, and Pulse Oximetry

PDF page 34
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Assessment Tools

6

Medical Treatments

24
4.19

Pediatric Respiratory Distress / Arrest

PDF page 66
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Trauma Treatments

10

Appendix

5
Appendix A

Exposure Procedure / Needle Stick

PDF page 84
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Appendix E

Emergency Medical Application Tourniquet

PDF page 91
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Document 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.