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This document details investigation mode procedures for the Riverside Fire Authority. Crews should be prepared for various situations and use proper equipment and communication. Incoming units should consider slowing down their response and staging upon arrival if nothing is immediately visible.

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RIVERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY FIELD OPERATING GUIDELINES INVESTIGATION MODE PROCEDURES The Investigation Mode is used when the extent of an incident cannot be determined by the first-arriving unit....

RIVERSIDE FIRE AUTHORITY FIELD OPERATING GUIDELINES INVESTIGATION MODE PROCEDURES The Investigation Mode is used when the extent of an incident cannot be determined by the first-arriving unit. Crews should not be drawn into a sense of compliancy and approach the incident without a basic preparedness for what may be found upon further investigation. CREW EQUIPMENT: Crews should conduct their investigation in the following manner with the listed equipment:  Full PPE with SCBA mask in stand-by mode  Portable Radio  Set of Irons  Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC)  6 foot Pike Pole  2.5 Gallon Pressurized Water Extinguisher With a full complement of PPE and a few basic tools, you and your crew will be prepared to adequately work in an investigation-mode situation and identify any fire problem. UPDATES: Be sure to make regular radio updates on the status of the investigation and any new information that is noted. INCOMING UNITS: Upon receiving a report from first-arriving companies of nothing visible on arrival, incoming units should consider possibly slowing down their response and should make plans for staging upon arrival.

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