|insernfrumn||Дата: Четверг, 25.07.2013, 19:15 | Сообщение # 1|
Buildings all have common features. Some may have cellars and basements, but all have first floors, roofs, and stairways to get us from floor to floor. What we concern ourselves with is not only construction practices and materials, but how these elements affect our deployment of resources and firefighting. Data is a key component of forming a more accurate size-up capability. To know more about buildings and how they can impact firefighting operations is extremely important, and the information is easily obtainable.
This information must be garnered prior to construction and during construction and incorporated with codes and other inspection data. We inherit all buildings eventually, and many times our information is http://teplovskii.site11.com garnered post-construction. We need to be aware of what our response area demands. Some firefighters work in areas where two-story homes are the norm. For others it is high-rises, and although that's a major swing in building diversity, it's easier to comprehend than a response area that is made of building styles that vary widely.