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Conducting a Pre-Incident Survey Begin with building exterior. Survey each interior area. Take notes, make sketches.
Components of the Pre-Incident Survey Appropriate grooming. Uniform. Neat appearance. Effective interpersonal skills. Knowledge of fire protection issues.
Some of the items that should be featured in a pre-plan include: Building layout and design specs like fire-rated walls, doors, and windows. Complete floor plans of each level in the building. Fire suppression systems and alarm systems. Hydrant location and information.
The National Fire Protection Association defines a pre-incident plan as a written document resulting from the gathering of general and detailed data to be used by responding personnel for determining the resources and actions necessary to mitigate anticipated emergencies at a specific facility.
Creating an effective pre-incident plan involves compiling and providing information to the local responding fire department including the following: Company name. Property Address. Driving directions. Access barriers such as narrow bridges, steep or narrow roads, RR crossings. Access Code for gates/doors.
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Pre-incident planning surveys help responders understanding the construction of a structure. There are construction methods that can severely harm or kill firefighters. Firefighters are at great risk during fire emergencies when confronted with floor and roof truss systems.
The advantage of pre-incident planning surveys is that it gives responders vital information that is difficult to or impossible to access during an emergency. Crucial information such as the building contents, building layout, fire hazards, occupancy and other relevant details are recorded for future use.
Pre-incident planning identifies target hazards which present potential large life loss, property loss, or docHub fire suppression problems during a fire. This program shall prioritize those target hazards which present the greatest potential for loss to be pre-planned first.
A properly documented and updated pre-incident plan gives the incident commander everything they need to know their first five minutes on scene.
A quality pre-incident survey offers advance knowledge of important issues such as building construction, building layout, hazardous materials storage, fire alarm or fire suppression system capabilities, and special occupancy concerns.

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