??? taken from a LODD NIOSH report An essential tactic of any IAP is if and when to ventilate. An IC will have the option of deciding if natural, mechanical, horizontal, vertical, or hydraulic ventilation may work best for each type of fire structure and situation. Generally, in two-story residential structures with fires on the first floor, utilize windows closest to the seat of the fire. Consider ventilating the second floor as soon as possible. When the fire is on the second floor, ventilate this floor first. If possible, start by ventilating the outside windows of the room of origin first and coordinate the movement of air within the structure. Keep the doors to rooms closed once searched and especially control the doors to rooms where windows have been taken out. Control the flow of air from the inside to the outside if possible. Not the root cause analysis I would utilize??? Be Careful, JS
Posted on: Thu, 19 Jun 2014 20:14:29 +0000
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