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1. Define the hazards associated with the occupancy type and those
ASSIGNMENTChoose from one of the occupancies listed below, and identify a specific
example of this occupancy within your community for the purposes of this assignment.
Select one of the following:public
assembly,educational,institutional,business,industrial,manufacturing, orstorage.You will
then prepare an informative report that could be used as the basis for a training drill in your
department to meet the needs of training for a fire in that type of occupancy.When
completing this project, you will assume there is a working fire in that occupancy and the
following conditions exist.Alarm Information: You are responding to a fire reported in the
selected occupancy and will assume command upon arrival.Construction and Layout: You
will need to describe the occupancy you have chosen in detail.Exposures: The exposures
exist as they do in your community. You will need to describe the exposures for this
occupancy in detail.Time: The time is 1330 hours (1:30 p.m.). You arrive eight (8) minutes
after the initial dispatch.Water Supply: Water supply has never been an issue in this
area.Arrival Conditions: Upon arrival, you can see that there is evidence of a heavy smoke
condition, with a distinct glow coming from the roof of the occupancy. There is a heavy
smoke condition from the A-side of the building. As you are making the report of a working
fire, a civilian informs you that some of the people who work in the occupancy are
unaccounted for. They were known to be in the structure when the alarm
sounded.Response: The response will be what is normally assigned by your department.
You will need to specify this information per your department policy. Staffing is your
normal first alarm assignment. Include the expected response of what additional alarm
requests may bring.Weather: Assume your current normal seasonal weather.Your written
report should address the below items.Provide a description of the occupancy (include a
street view picture), restate the time, provide staffing, and note weather conditions in your
overview. Utilize the COAL WAS WEALTH acronym.Give an initial arrival report.Define the
hazards associated with the occupancy type and those specifically identified in your
department or community pre-incident plan. Include specifics for occupancy type selected
and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) classification.Define your strategic
mode of operation and the factors associated with your decision-making for this
incident.Discuss possible unknown factors that could alter your strategy and plan.As the
incident commander, develop an emergency operation action plan given assigned resources
and type of incident. Indicate the preliminary plan to deploy resources to mitigate the
situation.Give an initial progress report for the incident and assigned emergency response

2. resources.Develop a plot plan, place your apparatus, and show the hydrants used by each
and the location and type of hose lines used.Define the ongoing safety concerns associated
with fire mitigation at this occupancy.Briefly describe any issues or recommendations that
would be addressed in an after-action report.