RAPID INTERVENTION CREW TRAINING GUIDELINES

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FIRE SERVICE REFERENCE BOOKLET 12. RAPID INTERVENTION crew . TRAINING GUIDELINES . Updated October 31, 2014. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Chris Christie Governor DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS. Richard E. Constable III, Commissioner DIVISION OF FIRE SAFETY. William Kramer, Acting Director RAPID INTERVENTION crew . TRAINING GUIDELINES . Developed by the RIC TRAINING Committee of the TRAINING and Education Advisory Council of the New Jersey Fire Safety Com- mission. Introduction ........................................ ........................................ ..............................1. RIC Awareness ........................................ ........................................ ........................3. Appendix 1. References ........................................ ......................................9. Appendix 2. TRAINING Materials ........................................ ........................11. RIC Operations.

Oct 31, 2014 · 1. Becoming trapped or entangled 2. Cut off by fire 3. Cut off by collapse 4. Falling through a floor or roof 5. Becoming pinned 6. Any SCBA failure 7. Firefighter down 8. Becoming lost or disoriented, or losing a member of your crew. 9. Anytime a PASS device is fully activated and a PAR report confirms a member in distress. 10.

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