Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia › Department 205 - RULES OF FIREFIGHTER STANDARDS AND TRAINING COUNCIL, GEORGIA › Chapter 205-1 - ORGANIZATION › Appendix B - List of possible skills that might be used in training of fire service personnel in various levels of State Certification

Current through Rules and Regulations filed through June 27, 2024
FIREFIGHTER:
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Don Personal Protective Equipment
Breathing Air Conservation Techniques
Emergency SCBA Procedures
Emergency Bypass/Purge Valve
Emergency Escape Methods
SCBA Use In Restricted Passages
Escaping a Hazardous Area Using a Hoseline
Safe Haven
Fire Attack Methods
Interior Attack At Grade
Interior Attack Above Grade
Interior Attack Below Grade
Vehicle Fire Attack
Forcible Entry
Forcible Entry Out-Swinging Door
Forcible Entry In-Swinging Door
Forcible Entry Checkrail Window
Search & Rescue
Primary Search Operation
Harness Drag
Bring Unconscious Victim Down a Ladder
Ladders
Carry, Position, & Beam- Raise a Ladder
Carry, Position, & Flat-Raise a Ladder
Securing to a Ladder
Ventilation
Ventilate a Pitched Rood with an Axe
Ventilate Using PPV
Water Supply & Hose
Salvage & Overhaul
Opening a Ceiling
Basic First Aid
AIRPORT FIREFIGHTER:
Identify Response Routes
Operation & Use of Radio Equipment
Calling Another Unit By Radio
Obtaining Air Traffic Control Clearance
Evacuation from an Intact Damaged Aircraft
Evacuation from a Burning Aircraft
Dry Chemical Application on Pooled Fuel Fires
Hand Line Application on Pooled Fuel Fires
Turret Application on Pooled Fuel Fires
Extinguish a Three-Dimensional Fuel Fire
Extinguish an Aircraft Cabin Fire
Extinguish an Aircraft Engine Fire: Propeller
Extinguish an Aircraft Engine Fire: Jet
Extinguish an Aircraft APU Fire
Extinguish an Aircraft Wheel Assembly Fire
APPARATUS OPERATOR:
Recognize of system problems during routine tests, inspections & servicing of department apparatus.
Perform routine tests, inspections & service for the above list of items and correct any deficiencies noted, according to department policies & procedures.
Battery(ies)
Braking system
Coolant system
Electrical system
Fuel
Hydraulic fluids
Oil
Tires
Steering system
Belts
Tools, appliances, & equipment
Document the routine tests, inspections, & servicing functions.
Operate a fire department vehicle, given a predetermined route on a public right-of-way that incorporates the following maneuvers & features:
Four left & four right turns
A straight section of urban business street or a two- lane rural road at least one mile in length
One through- intersection & two intersections where a stop has to be made
One curve, either left or right
Operate a fire department vehicle under adverse environmental or driving surface conditions.
Demonstrate fire department vehicle backing evolutions.
Operate of fire department vehicles around obstructions on a roadway.
Operate fire department vehicles while executing a 180 degree turn in a confined area.
Use mirrors, judge vehicle clearance & safely operate the vehicle.
Maintain vehicle control while accelerating, decelerating, & turning fire department vehicles.
Maintain reasonable speed for road, adverse environmental & surface conditions.
COMPANY OFFICER:
Demonstrate the ability to write reports.
Demonstrate the ability to effectively operate at all levels in the incident management system used by the local fire department.
Assign tasks or responsibilities to unit members at an emergency operation.
Assign tasks or responsibilities to unit members under non-emergency conditions.
Direct unit members during a training evolution.
Apply human resource policies & procedures.
Coordinate the completion of assigned tasks & projects by crew members.
Develop a pre- incident plan.
Develop an initial action plan to control an emergency.
Apply safety regulations at the unit level.
CHIEF OFFICER:
Establish personnel assignments.
Develop a divisional or departmental budget.
Use evaluative methods to solicit & award bids.
Use evaluative methods to direct the development, maintenance, & evaluation of a department record-keeping system.
Review current policies, then evaluate the need for and supervise the development of a new or revised policy or procedure.
Research and evaluate training requirements and building & facility needs necessary to meet departmental training goals.
Prepare an action plan for a multiple agency incident.
Develop and conduct a post- incident analysis of a multi-agency incident.
FIRE & LIFE SAFETY EDUCATOR:
Document public fire & life safety educational activities.
Maintain a work schedule of all FLSE activities.
Select instructional materials.
Maintain safety during fire and life safety education activities.
Present a lesson.
Notify the public of a scheduled event.
Distribute educational information.
Administer an evaluation instrument.
Score an evaluation instrument.
FIRE INSPECTOR:
Prepare written correspondence to communicate fire protection & prevention practices.
Prepare inspection reports of a field inspection.
Investigate common complaints of a reported situation or condition.
Maintain files.
Identify the occupancy classification of a single-use occupancy.
Compute the allowable occupant load of a single- use occupancy or portion thereof.
Inspect means of egress elements of an existing building.
Verify the type of construction for an addition or remodeling project.
Determine operational readiness of existing fixed fire suppression systems.
Determine operational readiness of existing fire detection & alarm systems.
Determine operational readiness of existing portable fire extinguishers.
Recognize hazardous conditions involving equipment, processes, & operations.
Compare an approved plan to an installed fire protection system.
Verify that emergency planning and preparedness measures are in place and have been practiced.
Inspect emergency access for a site so that the required access for emergency responders is maintained.
Verify code compliance for incidental storage, handling, and use of flammable and combustible liquids & gases.
Verify code compliance for incidental storage, handling, and use of hazardous materials.
Recognize a hazardous fire growth potential in a building or space.
FIRE INVESTIGATOR:
Secure the fireground.
Conduct an exterior & interior survey.
Interpret & correlate burn patterns.
Examine and remove fire debris.
Reconstruct the area of origin.
Inspect the performance of building systems.
Discriminate the effects of explosions from other types of damage.
Diagram the scene.
Photographically document the scene.
Construct investigative notes.
Manage victims and fatalities.
Locate, collect, & package evidence.
Select evidence for analysis.
Maintain a chain of custody.
Develop an interview plan.
Conduct interviews or interrogations.
Evaluate interview information.
Gather reports and records for use in court.
Establish evidence as to motive and/or opportunity.
Prepare a written investigative report.
Express investigative findings verbally.
O.C.G.A. §
									25-4-7.