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Which of the following is NOT a valid water supply strategy for a fire in a non-hydrant area according to the document?
Which of the following is NOT a valid water supply strategy for a fire in a non-hydrant area according to the document?
If additional water is needed during a fire in a non-hydrant area, how can the Incident Commander obtain it?
If additional water is needed during a fire in a non-hydrant area, how can the Incident Commander obtain it?
What is the primary factor that should be considered when deciding on water supply tactics in a non-hydrant area?
What is the primary factor that should be considered when deciding on water supply tactics in a non-hydrant area?
According to the document, how often is the SOG on Rural Water Supply Operations re-evaluated?
According to the document, how often is the SOG on Rural Water Supply Operations re-evaluated?
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What does the term 'MABAS Box 5' refer to in the document?
What does the term 'MABAS Box 5' refer to in the document?
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What is the primary objective when deploying water supply strategies in a non-hydrant area?
What is the primary objective when deploying water supply strategies in a non-hydrant area?
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According to the document, what is the role of the Incident Commander in managing water supply during a fire in a non-hydrant area?
According to the document, what is the role of the Incident Commander in managing water supply during a fire in a non-hydrant area?
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Which of these statements accurately reflects the document's approach to water supply in non-hydrant areas?
Which of these statements accurately reflects the document's approach to water supply in non-hydrant areas?
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Study Notes
Rural Water Supply Operations
- Purpose: To utilize water supply tactics in non-hydrant areas during fire suppression operations.
Initial Water Supply
- Initial tank water supply of the first arriving apparatus is to be utilized.
- Flows must be judiciously evaluated to maintain effectiveness and duration of required flows.
Additional Water Supply Strategies
- If additional water is needed, the Incident Commander may use one or more of the following strategies:
- Utilize a porta-tank carried on the first arriving tender and begin a drafting operation.
- Position the tender in close proximity to the attack engine and feed it using its initial water supply.
- Refill the tender by:
- Establishing a water shuttle operation to the closest fire hydrant using additional apparatus.
- Calling additional tenders using MABAS Box 5.
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Test your knowledge of rural water supply operations with this quiz based on the Hoffman Estates Fire Department's Standard Operating Guidelines. NIMS compliant.
