COMMISSION ON FIRE PROTECTION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUCATION COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FIREFIGHTER 2 COMPETENCY EVALUATION
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1 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): Remove Auto Glass (Laminated or Tempered) Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate, with assistant and wearing appropriate protective clothing and eye protection, shall demonstrate the proper removal of a windshield, side or rear glass from a motor vehicle as indicated." Minimum PPE: Full PPE w/o SBA PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 10 minutes to pass 1. onfirm order with the officer for the rescue operation 2. Assess area for fire/explosion hazards, verbalizes precautions to be taken. (Suppression equipment, etc.) 3. andidate removes glass properly using acceptable techniques. 4. Glass removal avoids causing further hazards or injuries. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 3 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.4.1
2 JPR Task(s): Remove Vehicle Roof OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate, with assistance and wearing appropriate protective clothing and eye protection, shall demonstrate the proper removal of a motor vehicle roof." Minimum PPE: Full PPE w/o SBA PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass 1. onfirm order with officer to remove roof 2. Plan the operation (method of roof removal) before starting work. 3. heck the area in which the work is to be done. 4. Verbalizes need to assess for flammable vapors and to produce no sparks 5. Verbalizes need to assess vehicle restraint systems and adverse effects on operation. 6. uts all roof post at the proper location based on model of vehicle, safety systems, and vehicle construction. 7. Positions four firefighters, one near each A post and one near each post. 8. Lift the roof off of the vehicle using legs and not back being sure to avoid twisting motions 9. Move the roof to an area in which it will not endanger others or interfere with operations. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 7 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.4.1
3 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): Steering Wheel or olumn Removal Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate, with assistant and wearing appropriate protective clothing and eye protection, shall demonstrate the proper techniques of collapsing or removing the steering wheel and/or column of a vehicle. Minimum PPE: Full PPE w/o SBA PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass 1. onfirm order with officer to prepare vehicle 2. Plan the operation before starting work. 3. Determine impact of supplemental systems and isolate as necessary (i.e. De-Energize of Disconnect battery or batteries) 4. Remove windshield or roof if necessary to gain access. 5. Assesses the area for flammable vapors and acts accordingly with equipment choice 6. ut component to be removed using hydraulic shears, reciprocating saw, or bolt cutters 7. Remove the component using care not to injure passengers and using proper lifting. 8. Move the component to an area in which it will not endanger others or interfere with operations. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 6 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.4.1
4 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): Displace Vehicle Dashboard Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate, with assistance and wearing appropriate protective clothing and eye protection, shall demonstrate the proper method of performing a dashboard displacement (rollup) of a motor vehicle." Minimum PPE: Full PPE w/o SBA PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass 1. onfirm order with officer to displace the dashboard 2. Plan the operation before starting work by determining the method of removing vehicle front doors. 3. Remove windshield 4. Directs team to remove front doors. 5. Makes relief cuts in A post and rocker panel at base of post on each side of vehicle. 6. Makes relief behind the strut mounts to eliminate vehicle movement 7. Positions the extension rams or other tools to move dashboard. 8. Operates tools until dashboard is moved clear of passengers. 9. Places cribbing or block in relief cut to hold dashboard in displaced position on each side. 10. Remove the tools by relieving pressure. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 7 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.4.1
5 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): Pre-Incident Survey and Related Documentation Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate shall demonstrate, using the supplies and scenario provided, the proper method of performing a FD pre-fire survey of a facility." Minimum PPE: Helmet PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass 1. Verbalizes that inspector should use main entrance and needs neat appearance. 2. Introduces self and explains purpose of visit. 3. Obtains permission to perform a survey of the facility. 4. Surveys exterior of facility checking for hydrants, connections, accessibility, general 5. Draw exterior field sketch. 6. Verbalizes the need to perform flow tests on water supply in area. 7. Photographs structure from several angles, if acceptable. 8. Survey building interior, starting from roof down or lowest floor up. 9. Notes protection systems and life safety information. 10. Draw rough sketch of interior, floor by floor. 11. Notes locations of hazards on the sketch. 12. Looks for and verbalizes need to survey other structures on same property. 13. Performs an exit interview. 14. omplements owner/manager on good conditions found. 15. Gives tips to improve poor conditions for safety. 16. Thanks occupant for permission and answers any questions. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 12 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.5.3,6.5.1
6 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): Inspect Protected Property with Fire Suppression Systems Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate shall demonstrate a FD inspection of property with fire detection, alarms and fixed extinguishing systems." Minimum PPE: Helmet PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass Fire detection and alarm systems 1. Inspects all fire detection and alarm systems present. 2. Looks for and records any missing components. 3. Inspects enunciator panel, should be on and showing normal. Fixed Extinguishing Systems 4. Inspects the water supply valves. 5. Inspects the pressure gauges. 6. Inspects systems components. 7. Inspects the sprinkler heads. 8. Inspect special agent extinguishing systems. 9. Records all data. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 7 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.5.1
7 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): Service and Maintain Generator and Lighting Equipment Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate using appropriate hand and eye protection, given a partner, portable lighting equipment and a generator, shall demonstrate refueling, adding oil, inspecting generator unit, inspecting lighting equipment and changing bulbs in lights." Minimum PPE: Gloves, Helmet and Eye Protection PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 15 minutes to pass 1. With assistance, removes generator from storage, using proper lift techniques. 2. Inspects spark plug, changes as necessary, gaps to specifications. 3. Inspects plug wire for damage or frayed wire. 4. Inspects carburetor. 5. Adequate fuel level. Ensures fresh fuel. 6. hecks oil level. Adds as necessary. 7. Inspects all lighting equipment. 8. Starts generator, checks light operation (assume bulb is bad). 9. Disconnects power prior to servicing. 10. Removes defective bulb and installs proper replacement, if necessary. 11. Discards faulty bulb and return equipment to proper storage. 12.Documents inspection data and reports equipment needing service or removed from service to command. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 9 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.5.4
8 JPR Task(s): Service Test Fire Hose OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate, in appropriate protective clothing and given the necessary equipment and pumper, shall demonstrate the proper testing/tagging of hose and the recording of test test results." Minimum PPE: Helmet and Gloves PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass 1. Lays out hose in straight run. 2. Inspects all gaskets before connecting and replaces as needed. 3. Test lengths must be shorter that 300 feet. 4. ompletes all connections. Attaches nozzle. 5. Secures each section of hose with hose straps. 6. Flushes hose of all trapped air, straightens any kinks/twists. 7. Marks each hose jacket at the coupling edge. 8. Sets pump pressure to that specified by current NFPA 1962 for hose testing. 9. Monitors lines for leakage. Maintains appropriate pump pressure for 5 minutes. 10. Ends test, bleeds off lines. 11. Inspects couplings for slippage. Marks test date on hose. 12. Records data, tags sections out of service with unacceptable slippages. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 9 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.5.5
9 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): Fire Safety Survey of a Private Dwelling Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate shall demonstrate conducting a courtesy residential fire safety survey of a private single-family occupancy. " Minimum PPE: Helmet PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass 1. andidate verbalizes he or she shall be dressed appropriately. 2. Uses sidewalk, does not walk on lawn 3. Introduces self, states purpose of visit, asks permission to conduct courtesy survey. 4. Verbalizes that if no one home, leaves safety literature between doors 5. Upon invitation, cleans shoes before entering, removes cap if applicable 6. Surveys rooms, one at a time with the occupant noting conditions found that pose a fire or safety risk along the way, offering suggestions for correction 7. Inspects the exterior of the home noting and explaining conditions found that may contribute risk of fire and offering suggestions for correction. 8. Provides home fire safety information concerning escape plans, smoke detector placement and upkeep, and emergency phone numbers (minimum) 9. oncludes the survey by complimenting occupant on safe conditions found and thanks occupant for invitation to conduct survey. "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 7 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.5.1
10 OMMISSION ON FIRE PROTETION PERSONNEL STANDARDS AND EDUATION OMMONWEALTH OF KENTUKY FIREFIGHTER 2 OMPETENY EVALUATION JPR Task(s): onduct a Fire Station Tour Skill No PERFORMANE RITERIA AND INSTRUTIONS andidate #: INSTRUTIONS TO THE ANDIDATE "The candidate shall demonstrate planning and conducting a fire station tour. Group consist of 10 ub Scouts and 2 adult leaders." Minimum PPE: Helmet PERFORMANE andidate must successfully pass this skill in 20 minutes to pass 1. Secures station for tour. Notifies all appropriate personnel. 2. Has a teaching outline appropriate for the visiting age group. 3. Greets tour members and introduces helpers 4. Explains what will take place and what the role of adults in the group will be during the tour, (i.e. If an alarm comes in, what to do and where to go) 5. Uses appropriate terminology for the age of the group, stays simple and short 6. Provides an overview of the department and the fire service in general 7. Provides age appropriate handouts, stickers, etc. 8. oncludes the tour by escorting the group away from the station and thanking them for coming. Thanks all adults with handshake and an invitation to return. 9. ompletes the Station Tour Report and forwards to appropriate officer "" Indicates a critical step. ure to complete this step constitutes failure of the station. Score needed to pass: 7 Evaluator 1 Objective(s): 6.5.2
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