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NE rovide a gu uld be com de comman ksheets. nformation: hter: ATIVE MAN EFIGHTER -67) SEPTEMB ttalion Chief rtscher, nalyst II .068, Firef ander (IC) eline to opt mes lost or cle and the uide to IC ac pleted by t nd informat List the firefight NUAL R MAYDAY BER 2008 Next Revie fighter May or designe timize rapi injured. C e ICS bag o ctions to be he IC and tion. This e last know ter. COMMAN Revision Dat ew Level: yday Comm ee when a f d intervent Copies of th on each uni e used if a f can be han form shou wn location ND CHECKL te: 9/13/2 1 Section 10 Page mand Chec firefighter is tion crew ( his form ca t. firefighter is nded to the uld be kept of the mis LIST 22 06.068 1 of 5 cklist, s lost (RIC) an be s lost e RIC with ssing Section 106.068 Page 2 of 5 Unit Engine/Truck Company: List the unit of the missing firefighter, i.e., Engine 2 or Truck 1. Name: Identify the missing firefighter by name. Assignment (Search/Attack): Write the missing firefighter’s last known assignment. Radio Channel of Missing Firefighter: Identify the channel dedicated to the missing firefighter. Radio Channel Assignments: Injured Firefighter: If communication with the missing or injured firefighter is received, clear all other radio traffic from the channel, i.e., the firefighter calls emergency traffic “firefighter down” on Fire 1. The injured firefighter, IC, and dispatch should operate on that channel. All other traffic should be moved so transmissions from the “firefighter down” are not obscured by other radio traffic. Fire Ground Operations: Firefighting operations are moved to an alternate channel. Depending on the size of the fire, the firefighting operations could be moved to an alternate command channel (Fire 3) or one (1) of the TAC channels. RIC: RIC operations are to be moved to a TAC channel. RIC members can listen to the injured firefighter by placing their radios in the monitor position. Resources: Escalate to Next Alarm: Call a full additional alarm as soon as a (2nd Alarm, 3rd Alarm) firefighter is listed as lost or injured in the interior of a structure. Request Urban Search and Rescue: Call for USAR members and equipment. (USAR) Section 106.068 Page 3 of 5 Additional EMS: Request an additional EMS unit for assignment to the RIC incident. RIC Group Assignments: Assign RIC Group Supervisor: The RIC group supervisor position should be held by a company officer or a battalion chief. Air warnings and exit orders should be delivered by the RIC group supervisor. Assign Two Additional Crews to RIC: Assign at least one (1) engine and one (1) truck in addition to the RIC. RICs require a minimum of four (4) personnel. Extrication will require an average of 12 members. Control Entrances (Assign to RIC): An officer is assigned to each entry/exit portal. This provides accountability and control of the entrance so additional crews are not lost inside the structure. RIC Air Tracking Sheet: Use this sheet to track the movement of companies assigned to RIC. Multiple companies may be assigned as a RIC. For example, Engine 13 and Truck 9 can be combined to form RIC 1. Entry point and time should be noted on this form. Due to air consumption requirements, close tracking of air usage is a vital necessity. Provide an air warning and request a Personnel Accountability Report PAR every five minutes. Sample broadcast would state, “RIC 1 you have been in for five (5) minutes, confirm PAR.” The proper reply would consist of “RIC 1 copy five minutes, all three members accounted for.” At the 15-minute mark issue an exit order. INFORMATION This section intentionally left blank. DEFINITIONS This section intentionally left blank. 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