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202.09 BOWSTRING TRUSS/ARCHED ROOF POLICY

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202.09 BOWSTRING TRUSS/ARCHED ROOF POLICY

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What should be done if a fire is found in the attic or truss space and conditions allow?

Implement a defensive strategy after searching the building. (correct)

Use an offensive strategy without searching the building first.

Wait for backup before taking any action.

Immediately evacuate all occupants from the building.

What is the first action to take if crews cannot locate the fire but it is deemed safe?

Immediately extinguish potential sources of fire in the building.

Seal off all exits and wait for further instructions.

Continue searching the building while preparing for a defensive strategy. (correct)

Evacuate non-emergency personnel and monitor the situation.

In which situation should an aggressive offensive strategy be implemented?

When visibility is low due to smoke in the building.

When fire involves a room with no extension to the attic. (correct)

When the fire is in the attic and conditions are unsafe.

When there is evidence of extension to the attic space.

Which of the following statements is true regarding fire situations involving bowstring/arched roofs?

<p>An offensive strategy can only be executed if the fire is confirmed in a room with no attic extension.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be prioritized when a fire is in the attic/truss space and safe conditions are present?

<p>Immediately searching the building and creating a defensive strategy.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Bowstring Truss/Arched Roof Policy

A defensive strategy is prioritized when fire is detected in the attic or truss space, allowing crews to search the building safely.
If the fire is not located and safety permits, a rapid search of the premises is essential while maintaining a defensive approach.
In cases where fire impacts a room and its contents without signs of spreading to the attic or truss space, an immediate and aggressive offensive strategy should be employed.

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This quiz focuses on the fire response policy for bowstring and arched roofs. It outlines strategies for searching the building and implementing defensive or offensive measures based on the fire's location. Understanding these policies is crucial for effective firefighting in structures with such roof types.