Compartment Fire Behaviour
Understanding compartment fire development and the effect of air supply through demonstrations and discussion.
Fire behaviour, operational tactics, firefighter rescue and thermal imaging.
Modules can be combined into a programme reflecting the team’s tasks. Prior training requirements are described on each module page.
Fire behaviour, size-up, firefighting techniques and tactical decisions.
Understanding compartment fire development and the effect of air supply through demonstrations and discussion.
Interpreting fire indicators and predicting development before making operational decisions.
Nozzle selection, water application and coordinated hose handling.
Controlled door opening, assessment of conditions and decisions before entry.
Hose handling, searching, communication and air management in reduced visibility.
Coordinating ventilation with crew operations and controlling flow paths.
Situation assessment, tactical intent, adapting plans and crew withdrawal.
Matching firefighting water demand to available resources.
Equipment preparation, calling for assistance and injured firefighter evacuation.
Standby rescue arrangements and communications when a firefighter is in distress during interior operations.
Preparing equipment for rapid intervention tasks.
Responding to breathing-apparatus failure and coordinating partner rescue and RIT assistance.
Rescuing an unconscious firefighter through a window in a confined working space.
Preparing a team and a 4:1 system for controlled firefighter evacuation.
Assessment, care and evacuation of an injured firefighter from a hazardous area.
A consolidation module linking RIT skills with command, communications and coordination.
Image interpretation, size-up and searching with a thermal imaging camera.
Understanding thermal imaging capabilities, limitations and operating modes.
Using thermal imaging to supplement external assessment and reporting.
Using thermal imaging while maintaining crew contact, orientation and an escape route.