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    The document provides training information for apprentice firefighters on pre-fire planning. It outlines three learning objectives for the apprentices: to complete pre-fire plans for a high occupancy property, commercial property, and a complex property from their assigned territory. The plans will include a footprint of the property and a risk analysis sheet. Apprentices will then describe the identified risks through a company drill presentation.

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    The document provides training information for apprentice firefighters on pre-fire planning. It outlines three learning objectives for the apprentices: to complete pre-fire plans for a high occupancy property, commercial property, and a complex property from their assigned territory. The plans will include a footprint of the property and a risk analysis sheet. Apprentices will then describe the identified risks through a company drill presentation.

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    The document provides training information for apprentice firefighters on pre-fire planning. It outlines three learning objectives for the apprentices: to complete pre-fire plans for a high occupancy property, commercial property, and a complex property from their assigned territory. The plans will include a footprint of the property and a risk analysis sheet. Apprentices will then describe the identified risks through a company drill presentation.

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    11 Pre Fire Planning

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    The document provides training information for apprentice firefighters on pre-fire planning. It outlines three learning objectives for the apprentices: to complete pre-fire plans for a high occupancy property, commercial property, and a complex property from their assigned territory. The plans will include a footprint of the property and a risk analysis sheet. Apprentices will then describe the identified risks through a company drill presentation.

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    The key takeaways are that the apprentice will complete pre-fire plans for three different property types and a risk analysis for each to help identify hazards. This will help them learn about preparing for emergency response.

    The three property types are a high occupancy property like an apartment, a commercial property like a manufacturing facility, and a complex property used in a previous inspection practices assignment.

    The pre-fire plans will include a footprint of the property showing its layout, identification of fire department connections (FDCs) and hydrants, and the Madison Fire Department risk analysis sheet.

    City of Madison

    Fire Department
    Training
    Pre-Fire Planning Apprenticeship
    MFD Reference: MFD Inspection Bureau
    NFPA References: 5000, 1500, 1001, 220
    Essentials of Firefighting & Fire Dept Ops 5 Edition, Chapters 4, 20, 16
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    I. TOPIC: Pre-Fire Planning


    II. Goal/Scope
    A. Apprentice firefighter will complete this assignment as a
    requirement for their apprenticeship.
    III. Learning Objectives
    A. Apprentice will execute three pre-fire plans of addresses in
    assigned territory.
    1. First property will be a high occupancy address, examples
    are as follows:
    a) Garden apartment
    b) High rise apartment or dorm
    2. Second property will be a commercial property address,
    examples are as follows:
    a) Manufacturing facility
    b) Large storage facility
    c) Commerce or restaurant facility
    3. Third property will be a complex property utilized in the
    Inspection Practices assignment.
    B. The pre-fire plans will cover:
    1. Foot-print of property
    2. Madison Fire Department-Risk Analysis
    IV. Assignment Expectations
    A. Apprentice will execute three pre-fire plans from territory.
    1. Pre-fire plans will:
    a) Be a footprint of property
    b) Identify FDCs and Hydrants that would be utilized
    c) Fire department first in response vehicles
    B. Apprentice will complete a Madison Fire Department-Risk
    Analysis sheet for each property.
    C. Apprentice will complete outline that will Identify and describe:
    1. The selected properties and the risk and hazard potential
    based off the Madison Fire Department-Risk Analysis
    sheet.
    D. Apprentice will describe the identified risk and hazard potential
    through a company drill based off approved outline.
    E. Suggested timeline:
    1. 1st month: Footprints and Madison Fire Department-Risk
    Analysis sheets completed
    2. 2nd month: Outline finished and approved
    3. 3rd month: Company drill presentation
    City of Madison
    Fire Department
    Training
    Subject Subject Subject

    Madison Fire Department Risk Analysis

    Business Name: Hazard & Risk Frequency:


    Building Address: Fire Alarm: Human Activity:
    Number Street Street Type Suffix Automatic/Central No Access to
    Apt/Suite Unauthorized Persons
    Automatic/Local
    Controlled Access to
    Manual/Central Unauthorized Persons
    Occupancy Type: Number of Units: Business Activity,
    Manual/Local
    Sales and Retail
    Construction Type: No Alarm System Group Activity,
    Fire Resistive Metal Non-Combustible Transient Activity
    Not a Factor
    Masonry Non-Combustible Domestic Activity, No
    Modified Fire Resistive Ordinary Construction Occupant Control
    Not a Factor
    Heavy Timber Wood Frame
    Occupancy Zone FDZ: Property Use: Experience: Capacity to Control:
    Daily Events Within Building of
    Employer Impact: Origin
    Weekly Events
    Number of Employees: Exposure to Complex
    Monthly Events
    of Building
    Average Exposure Separation (ft):_ _ Annual Events Major Deployment
    Rare Occurence Extreme Resistance to
    Number of Floors:__ _ Control
    Hazardous to
    Square Footage:_ _
    Firefighting Activities
    Property Values: Hazard Index: Fire Load:
    Personal/Family Loss Limited Hazards Non-Combustible
    Business Loss, Minor Casualty Exposure Common Hazards Limited Combustibles
    Moderate Economic Impact to Community, (Residential)
    Combustible
    Severe Casualty Exposure Mixed Hazards
    Severe Economic Impact to Community, Tax (Business) Free Burning
    Base or Job Loss Industrial Hazards Rapid Burning
    Major Loss to Community (Non-Monetary), Hazardous to
    Infrastructure, Cultural, Historical Firefighting
    Activities
    Life Safety:
    Occupant Occupancy Occupant Hydrant #:_ _
    Load: Access: Mobility:
    Flow Pressure GPM:_ _
    0-10 All Sides Awake/
    Ambulatory Sprinklers: YES NO
    11-50 3 Sides
    Asleep/
    51-100 2 Sides
    Ambulatory
    101-300 1 Side Non-
    Ambulatory Prepared By: Date:
    300-999 Extra-
    ordinary Not a Factor
    >1000
    Effort
    Vehicle Placement (Where you are going to place rigs):

    Vehicle Routes:

    Level 2 Staging:

    Command Chart (Draw a simple chart showing Command Function/Divisions/Groups):

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