More firefighters arrive, and in a couple of minutes you are ready to respond with your fellow crew members. Knowing where the address is, you start thinking about what you will find. The engine works its way down the narrow driveway until it can go no farther and stops. You begin to pull the hose down the rest of the driveway around the corner toward the orange glow that you can see now at the end of the driveway. As you reach the house, flames are shooting from the windows in front.
Smoke rolls over the top of the crew as they position hoses for attack through the rear door.
The radio confirms that the occupants are safely out. The fire crew enters the structure and extinguishes the fire and carefully searches the house to be sure everyone is out. During the next several hours you help to save all of things you can in the house and clean up the fire. You help cover the hole in the roof that firefighters cut to ventilate the heat and smoke while combating the fire. You start packing hoses, ladders, axes, chainsaw, air packs and other tools to get them ready for the next call.