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I am looking for a NFPA 1403 "check sheet" or something similar to be sure I have covered all aspects possible. I have the web cast that was on here a while back but cannot track the speaker down. If any of you have anything like this and are willing to share it please send it to [email protected] . Thank you
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NFPA 1403 Standard on Live Fire Training Evolutions 2002 Edition
Chapter 1 Administration
Chapter 2 Referenced Publications
Chapter 3 Definitions
Chapter 4 Acquired Structures
Chapter 5 Gas-Fired Training Center Buildings
Chapter 6 NonGas-Fired Training Center Buildings
Chapter 7 Exterior Props
Chapter 8 Exterior Class B Fires
Chapter 9 Reports and Records
Annex A Explanatory Material
Annex B Live Fire Evolution Sample Checklist
Annex C Responsibilities of Personnel
Annex D Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke in Training
Annex E Informational References
Formal Interpretations
IndexJust someone trying to help! (And by the way....Thanks for YOUR help!)
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Maybe someone can help me out here. I work for a department on the coast of North Carolina. The Fire Chief of the Department has a policy in place that allows volunteer members that have taken the classes to meet the 1403 training standard to operate on emergency calls on the interior of structure fires as any other firefighter that has completed their FFI. Mybe I'm reading 1403 wrong. Its for TRAINING. Right? Can someone from NC explain this to me? I see it as a REAL liability for me as the career shift Captain and the Department as a whole if someone gets hurt or worse.KNOW YOUR JOB.
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