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BASIC FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING COURSE REPORT
SUBMITTED TO
GROUP LEARNING DEPARTMENT NNPC TOWERS ABUJA
BY
SALAWU ISAAC ITOPA (ID NO: 20277)
HEALHT SAFETY AND ENVIROMENT (HSE)
JUNE-SEPT, 2011
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Glory, honour and majesty are unto God through Jesus Christ forthe success he granted me throughout the course of my study in
basic firefighting training at federal fire service in Lagos.
I wish to express my profound gratitude to the NNPC, Group
Learning Dept. HSE Dept. Instructors of the Federal Fire Service,
who has imparted into me.
I also express my sincere gratitude to my colleagues in the office
both senior and junior staff for their best wishes throughout the
period of my training
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ABSTRACT
This report is aim to express the experience acquired over the
period of JUNE-SEPTEMBER at The Federal Fire Service Training
School, Suru-lere Lagos, on basic professional firefighting.The
summary of the training is as follows:
Morning section between the hours of 7am -8:30 am
Squad drill: It is a fire service exercise in which men are move inorderly manner in response to an order
Between the hours of 8:30-9:00am break time
Class activities from 9am -12noon
Afternoon section
Fire drill: Fire drill is a fire service exercise and established
firefighting method which must be done with speed and accuracy
without endangering yourself.
Daily Lectures includes:
Squad drill
Fire drill
Basic fire fighting
First aid
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Knots tying
Pump and primers
Ropes and lines.
Breathing apparatus (BA)
TABLE OF CONTENT
2.0 Discipline5
62.1 Chemistry of
combustion..6
2.2
Fire
..6----8
2.3 Fire
protection.9
2.4 Glossary of
appliance.9---11
2.5
Ladder
12
2.6
Chemistry...12
2.7 Building
construction..12---
13
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2.8 Means of
escape.13---
14
2.9 Firstaid
14
3.0 Foam and foam
making..15
3.1 Portable fire
extinguisher16---17
3.2 Knottying..
18---19
3.3
Pump
.19---20
3.4 Rope and
line20---21
3.5 Inspection and
Treatment21
3.6 Knowledge
acquired.22
3.7
Conclusion
.22
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CHAPTER TWO
BASIC PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTING
2.0 DISCILINE
Discipline is an act training which affects the behavior of every
individual to obey instruction and order of the constituent
authority without fear or favor. A house divided against oneself
cannot stand; therefore, start from home. Good home training is
the beginnings of discipline. There are three type of discipline:
1. Self-discipline: it is an act of training oneself on good
behavior towards fellow citizen.
2. Group discipline: it is where people are bounded together,
work together, and achieve good result for the benefits of
their town or country.
3. Leadership discipline: it is as essential as self or individual
discipline. The self-discipline of a leader will make him
understand his group, and work together towards a betterresult.
Offences committed in fire service
Disobedience: this means disobedience or failure without
sufficient excuse to carry out any lawful order without
written or verbal.
Neglect of duty: failure without sufficient cause to attend orcarry out duty promptly and diligently; or carelessness to
cause any loss, damage or injury to occur to any person or
property; or leaving the station or place of duty without
permission or sufficient cause; or failure to make an entry
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2.2 Fire
Fire is a product that results from the rapid combination of two or
more substances in the presence of oxygen with the production of
heat and light. It is a product of combustion.
Fire starts when a flammable and/ or a combustible material with
an adequate supply of oxygen or another oxidizer are subjected
to enough heat and is able to sustain a chain reaction. This is
commonly called the fire tetrahedron. Fire cannot exist without all
of these elements being in place, it can be extinguished by
removing any one of the element of the fire tetrahedron.
Elements of fire
Fire is made up of three (3) elements namely:
1. Oxygen
2. Heat
3. Fuel
These element forms the triangle of fire
HEAT FUEL
OXYGEN
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HEAT
Heat is a form of energy which is radiated from a source, hence is
the element that energizes fire. Oxygen or oxidizing agent
Oxygen is one of the constituent of air. It is an element that
accelerates and support combustion, while oxidizing agent are
materials that yield oxygen or other oxidizing gases during the
cause of chemical reaction.
FUEL (or reducing agent):
Fuel is any free combustible material which could either be in
solid, liquid, or gaseous .fuel is the material or substance being
oxidized or burned in combustion process .in scientific term, the
fuel in a combustion reaction is known as the reducing agent.
CLASSIFICATION OF FIRE:
These are class of fire that involves ordinary combustible solid
materials such as wood, paper, cloth, rubber, plastic, nylon, etc.
The most effective extinguishing agent suitable for class A fire is
generally WATER in form of spray or jet.
CLASS B FIRE:
These are fire that involves flammable liquid of liquefiable solid.
For for the purpose of choosing effective extinguishing agent DRY
CHEMICAL POWDER OR FOAM COMPOND.
CLASS C FIRE:These are fire involving flammable gases or liquefied gases in
form of liquid spillage e.g. methane, ethane, propane, acetylene
gas etc. the best extinguishing agent is CO2 (carbon dioxide),
WATER in form of spray.
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CLASS D FIRE:
These are fire that involves metallic materials e.g. sodium, iron,
copper, zinc, aluminum, tin, etc. The most effective extinguishing
agent are DRY CHEMICAL POWDER (DCP), CARBON DIOXIDE.
Causes of fire
Carelessness
Willful act
Accident
2.3 FIRE PROTECTION:Fire protection can be defined as the actual provision,
installation and good arrangement of first aid firefighting
equipment in building or premises. These include:
Extinguisher of various kind
Hose reel
Automatic sprinklers
Fire hydrant
Rising main
Fire blanket etc.
FIRE PREVENTION:
Fire prevention is the act of educating /creating awareness to the
public of ways of preventing the occurrence of the fire outbreak in
our homes, offices, work places through hint like:
Do not smoke in areas designated NO SMOKING
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Do not be in a place designated DANGER KEEP OFF
Do not over load electrical circuit
Do not carry naked flame to a place designated HIGHLY
FLAMMABLE
Dispose used matches, ashes, and cigarette stub in ash trays
or trash cans.
2.4 GLOSSARY OF APPLIANCE
The ward glossary of appliance is a technical ward under which,
firefighting appliance are group or classified. These are
equipment usually carried in fire appliance and they are usedto facilitate such task of their profession. They include:
1. Breaking in tools: these are equipment used in breaking part
of the building to effect entry e.g. axes, hammer, crowbars
and various kinds of door breakers.
2. Cutting away tools: these are types of equipment use for
cutting e.g. cut-lasses, knifes, axes of various kind, various
type of saws.
3. Rescue gears: these equipment that are used for rescue
operation e.g. rubber hand gloves, rugger sandals shoe,
flood light, breathing apparatus.
4. Light of various kind: they are usually, used along with
breathing apparatus e.g. the gas light, carbide light, touch
light, search light
5. Turn over tools: they are equipment use for turning over
particles after an outbreak of fire had been subdued.e.g.
Ceiling hook, spade, small axe and cutlass.
6. Transport tools: these are equipment use for minor repairs
on vehicles or appliances.E.g.A bag which contain spanner
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box, tiers, jacks, oil filters, pliers, screws drivers, batteries
etc.
7. Miscellaneous and special equipment: this are various items
or equipment of small gears carried out in appliance e.g.wire set, telephone sets, hose ramps, hose beckets,
extinguishers of various kind breathing apparatus.
ADAPTOS
Adaptors are fittings used for the purpose of connecting hose or
suction coupling of different sizes together. They are divided in to
four:
Delivery hose adaptors
Suction hose adaptors
Hydrant adaptors
First aid or hose reel adaptors.
BRANCH
A branch is a tempering fitting employed or used at the deliveryend of a line of hose in order to increase the velocity of water as it
approaches the nozzle, there by producing an effective
firefighting jet. Branch is divided in to three:
Diffuser branch
Hand control branch
Foam making branch.
STRIANERS
Strainers are equipment use for prevention of dirt or debris from
entering in to the pump casing. This is an equipment that is use
to prevent pump damage. They are four types:
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Low level strainer
Conical strainer
Basket strainer
Metal strainer
HOSE
A hose is a flexible tube or tubing made up of either rubber or
canvas which is use to convey water from place to another for
fighting fire purpose. They are two
Types of hose:
Suction hose
Delivery hose
SUCTION HOSE: A suction hose convey water from the dam or
an open water to feed the pump (feeder).it is used at the pump
inlet or suction side of a pump where water is passing through it,
is a pressure either below or above that of the atmosphere. It is
specially designed or constructed to with stand external
pressure .it has a length of about 8ft, 10ft and 12ft.suction is
divided in two:
Partially embedded
Smooth bore
DELLIVERY HOSE: Is use at the deliver side of a pump where
water is passing through it, is a pressure above that of the
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atmosphere. It is specially design or constructed to withstand
both internal and external pressure. It has a length of about 75ft
long. They are two types:
Lined
Unlined type
2.5 LADDER
Ladder is an equipment use to gain access to an upper floor; roofs
of building and also lower in to the basement. Ladders are very
useful to fire service in carrying their duties and functions. Ladderis divided in to two:
Common ladder
Special ladder
2.6 CHEMISTRYChemistry is the branch of science that deals with the study of
matter, it also has to deal with composition, properties and the
uses matter.
IMPORTANCE OF CHEMISTRY TO A FIRE MAN:
It helps the fire man to know the reaction of water and the
material on fire e.g. In the case of metals and other
materials that react with water violently.
It also helps the fire man to check the spread of fire by
knowing chemistry of the material that is burning.
It helps the fire man to know the extinction method to be
applied.
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It helps the fire man know the presence of poisonous
element when water is applied.
2.7 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Building construction was introduced in to federal fire service
because a large percentage of fire occurs in a building. It is
therefore necessary that afire man should have a good knowledge
of the element of the structure and the behavior of all the
materials involved when there is a fire outbreak.
Some material weaken in heat, some remove from the joint, some
fall without warning when water jet are applied to them in high
pressure. Therefore to enable the fire man knows the dangerous
development in the building.
AIMS OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
To check the spread of fire.
To help the fire man on duty to extinguish the fire
To enable him know the area and where it is safe to position
his men to work
To enable him detect dangerous development in the building
Help in discovering the seat of fire
Enable the fire man know the easiest entrance to a building
CAUSES OF COLLAPSE
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Burning away of floor and cross walls leaving high walls with
no support.
Expansion of steel beams build in to the walls pushing the
walls outwards and so throwing it out of perpendicular.
Disintegration of joint.
Swelling of certain commodities due to water absorption.
Wrong application of water jet on the walls in high pressure.
2.8 MEANS OF ESCAPE
Means of escape is defined as a structural means where by asafety rule is provided for a person to escape in case of fire from
any part of the building to a place of safety without any external
assistance.
There three rule governing means of escape in a building
It must be close to each other.
It must not be expose to fire
It must be free
Factors required when designing a means of escape in
a building:
Time of evacuation.
Travel distance
Number of occupants
Calculation of Exit Widths
Calculation of minimum Number of Exits.
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2.9FIRST AID
First aid treatment as a course is important to firemenbecause they the first line of help or call during any need for
rescue. In any fire accident, firemen, they are the one going
into the scene to bring out any trapped person & admit first
aid before the arrival of an expert.
Note: nobody does until the air way (from nose-lung &
lung-nose) is block. Hence, in lot and never allow the tongue
of a patient drops or his/her drops down.
Aims and objective of first of first aids
To save life
To promote quick recovery
To prevent condition from been worse.
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3.0 Foam and foam making
Foam can be defined as an aqueous solution of a substance,
which has been converted into mass of bubbles by
vigorously mixing air.
FACTOR TO BE CONSIDERED TO WHEN FOAM IS PRODUCED
1. Expansion: volume of air mixed with each volume of foam
concentrates.
2. CONCENTRATION: The quantity of foam concentrates
added.
3. SIZE-BUBBLE: This is determined only by specialized
photographic.
Functions
Foam is a heavy organic or chemical latherwhich when
correctly applied to the surface of a burning flammable
liquid will extinguish the fire by:
1. Cooling the temperature of burning fuel
2. Isolation of the fuel from oxygen of the air
3. Dilution of the air with water from evaporation foam
Types of foam compound
There are five (5) types of foam compound:
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Protein foam compound (PF)
Fluoro chemical compound (PF)
Fluoro protein compound (FP)
Synthetic compound
Alcohol resistant foam compound.
3.1 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
Extinguishers are first aid firefighting equipment used to fight or
attack fire at the initial or early stage. There are divided into two
categories:
The hand or portable extinguisher and the bigger one which are
larger models they are called Trolley unit or chemical engine
extinguisher.
OPERATION
All extinguishers are operated by one or two methods:
1. By pumping eg. Carbon tetra chloride (ctc)
2. By air or gas pressure
Under gas we have Nitrogen (N) and carbon dioxide (co2), they
are both used as expellant.
GROUP OF FIRE EXTINGUISHER
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Fire extinguishers are grouped under four (4) main heading
according to their suitability for use on types of fire.
Group A Water
Group B Foam
Group C Vapouring liquid e.g. co2
Group D Dry chemical powder (DCP)
Group A. Water type Extinguishers
This simply means, those that expel or dilute chemical solution
under water type, we have the compressed gas water and stored
air pressure water types.
Group B: Foam Extinguishers
These are the extinguishers that expel foam. There are two types
of foam extinguishers namely:
Chemical foam or turn-over extinguishers
Mechanical foam or air foam extinguisher. This is a foam
making branch (FMB). They are both for class B fires.
Group c: vaporing liquid extinguisher
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These are the one that expel vapor foaming liquid or gases. They
change from liquid to gaseous form when in operation such as:
BCF- Boron-chloride (content-liquefied (BCF)
MB- methyl-bromide (content-liquefied MB)
Co2- Carbon-dioxide (content-liquefied co2)
Group D: Dry Chemical Powder Extinguishers
These are the types that expel powder and they are of two types:
Stored pressure nor pressurize type.
Co2 Gas cartridge type.
Types of powders in use
Sodium bicarbonate powder (commonest)
Talc powder
Graphite powder
Asbestor powder
Tenary Eutectic chloride (T.E.C) Powder
Monex powder
Sawdust stearate powder
3.1Knot Tying
What is knot? A knot is a twisted portion of a line used for a
particular purpose
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Qualities of a good knot
It must be easy to tie
It must be easy to untie
It must not damage the line
It must carry out the purpose for which it is employed.
Types of knot
1. Securing knot
2. Stop knot
3. Rescue knot
4. Joining knot
Securing e.g.
Half hitch: is the basis of number of knot used extensively
in conjunction with other knot for securing suction,
hoisting up a branch etc.
Glove hitch : it is used to secure a line to any round object
Stop knot e.g.
Stop knot are divided into two parts e.g. Overhand knot
and figure of eight knot.
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Overhand knot: sometime known as a thumb knot, used as
simple stopper and tied at each end in length of burst hose
when laid out
Figure of eight knot: used as a stopper e.g. to prevent a
linerunning through a sheave.
Rescue knot e.g.
Chair knot: used as a sling to lower insensible person from
the upper floor.
Parachute knot: also known as baluster knot used as a
sling to lower sensible person into a basement or well
Joining knote.g.
Reel knot: is used to join line of equal thickness or sizes
Double sheet bend: it is the more secure version of single
thickness or sizes.
3.2A pumpis a machine driven by eternal power for
transmitting energy to fluid or water. The first types of
manually operated pumps are hand and stirrup although, there
are types of pumps, but one particular one has come to
regarded as the best for fire service work which is centrifugalpumps . The pump is the type most widely used for
firefighting and has been adopted as standard by the fire
service all over the word.
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Types of pump
Positive displacement pump
Ejector pump
Centrifugal pump
Positive displacement pumps, as already described, are
capable of pumping both gas and liquids. Hence, before a
centrifugal pump can be got to work from open water the air in
the suction hose and pump casting must expelled so the
atmospherics pressure will force the water up into the pump.
This process is called priming.
3.3 ROPE AND LINES
Rope: It is a manufacturing product normally made in length
not exceeding 120 fathoms or 720 feet or219 meters, 51mm
(2inch). It consists of six or more strands i.e. not less than two
yarn are taken and twisted together to form a
Strained strand, and of these three or are taken and laid
together to form a rope.
LINE: It is a term applied to cordage cut to specific length for a
particular purpose e.g. lowering line, belt line etc.
USES OF LINE IN FIRE SERVICE: cordage forms an essential
part of fire service equipment. There is hardly an operation in
firefighting whether it is affecting a rescue, getting a length of
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hose up a building, strengthen a ladder, or making fast the
suction when working from open water, which does not call for
the use of a rope or line. The line mention below will be found
in general used.
1. RESCUES LINES: These are special extra-long lines, use for
effecting rescue work with turntable ladders.
2. Lowering line: A high quality line used for rescue work the
length of this line varies in different qualities, but usually
specified as not less than 30ft.
3. Long line: these are general purpose line of 100ft in length
and 21inch in circumference. They are used for variety of
purpose and the most common being use to haul a length of
hose aloft, roping off street or areas on the fire ground to
hold back spectators.
4. Escape line: an escape line is a line between 15ft in length
secured to the top round of an extension ladder by means of
a running eye. The fire end of which is taken into the
building to assist men to find their way back to window from
smoke laden room.
3.4 INSPECTION AND TREAMENT OF ROPES
a. Ropes and treated monthly, b. after use at fire and other
incident
Wash dirty ropes
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Do not store on the floor
keep dry when not in use
store in cool, dry place
No heavy weight should be placed on them.
KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED
How to fight fire with use of firefighting equipment
Know how to generate foam compound and how to
use various types of extinguishers.
Knowing the various types of equipment used in
fighting and its function.
The uses of ladder, including climbing, descending
and rescuing from upper floor
Jumping from first upper floor, without injure
yourself.
How to rescue victim from danger with safety rules &
regulation applied
The duties and qualities of fireman, as well as
responsibilities of team leader
How to relate with people especially in public when it
comes to enquiring the cause of the incident etc.
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3.5 CONCLUSION
Federal fire service training school is an arm of federal fire servicecommissioned in 1980 which has the sole responsibility of training
personal on basic and advanced professional course for different
government organization. For all l have learned so far, l will
concluded by saying, if these technique are consistently applied
the incident of fire, loss of lives and properties will be drastically
reduced and prevention will be excellent.
PPMC
INTERNAL MEMORANDUM
To: DEPOT MANAGER SULEJA Ref: PPMC/SUL/HSE/018
From: HSE O. C Date: 10th October, 2011
REPORT ON ACCIDENTED TANKER TRUCK
On the 2nd Oct, 2011 about 10:00am a tanker with Reg No.
had an accident near Federal Government Academic College along Maje- Dikko
road, Suleja Niger State.
The truck is loaded with PMS of 33000 litres. The report about the incident got to
us in safety office and immediately the safety officers on duty rushed to the scene
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with three (3) drums of foam compound to blanket the spills and also to be on
standby as well as to determine the direction of flow of product.
One and a half drums of foam compound were used and the remaining one and half
were returned back to the depot together with the empty drums.
No injury or death was observed. Attached herewith are photographs of the
incident.
Galadima H.
HSE OFFICER
PPMCINTERNAL MEMORANDUM
To: DEPOT MANAGER SULEJA Ref: PPMC/SUL/HSE/19961
From: HSE STAFF SULEJA DEPOT Date: 10th October, 2011
AUTHORITY TO TRAVEL
Kindly approve authority to travel to Corporate Headquarters, Group
Learning Department from 12th to 13th October, 2011 to submit Basic
Fire Training Report.
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IBRAHIM, H.