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(have been transferred
to video)
THE NOZZLEMAN OCFSL-(V-301)
– Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
Film demonstrates methods of applying water to structural fires in most
efficient manner. Latest techniques in handling nozzles, direct,
indirect and combination fire fighting. Discusses concepts of thermal
balance.
COORDINATED FIRE ATTACT
OCFSL-(V-3022)
O 23 min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE
ANNOTATION: Produced as companion film to "The Nozzleman."
Demonstrates to fire officers fire behavior in structures, fire flow
requirements, distribution of water, attack points and effects of
different attack methods. The importance of coordinated attack lines and
necessity of communication is stressed.
WHERE THERE’S SMOKE OCFSL-(V-303) 10
min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
Basic steps of wearing and using standard breathing apparatus at live
fires. Visual operation of parts shown. Newer types of SCBA’S shown.
THE NOBLE BREED
0CFSL-(V-305) 27 min. – B &
W -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
This film is primarily a public relations film with no particular value
for training except as a motivator for new firefighters or students.
Produced is a documentary style, and narrated by Rod Sterling. Shows
actual scenes at fires, rescues, and the spectrum of duties carried out
by the firefighter.
ALKALI METALS OCFSL-(V-309) 30 min. – Color
-
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This
film discusses the degree of danger when extinguishing fires in alkali
metals. It covers different reactions, the types
FIRE
FIGHTING TACTICS & STRATEGY OCFSL-(V-315) 24 min. –
Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
Basic procedures of tactics and strategy. Effective illustration given
of all operations generally recognized in RECEO. Live fireground footage
use. Film produced during "Willows" exercises.
EMERGENCY CHILDBIRTH OCFSL-(V-318) 20 min. – Color
-
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This
film depicts the proper procedures to follow in the event fire personnel
are involved in an emergency childbirth case. Actual births are
presented in the film. This film was produced under the direction of the
American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. This is not the
same film more commonly shown that was produced by the U.S. Navy.
DESIGN FOR DISASTER
OCFSL-(V-322) 25 min. – Color
-
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The
Los Angeles Fire Department’s filmed story of the Bel Air conflagration
of 1961. Vividly displays how rapid spreading brush fires are compounded
by winds, wood shingle roofs, and inadequate water supplies. This film
is based on the real life event which destroyed over 500 homes. Has
value for wildland fire fighting and building construction classes.
KNOW THE CAUSE OCFSL-(V-323) 35 min.
– B & W -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
This film on fire investigation stresses the importance of careful
overhauling at fires. Emphasis on unnecessarily destroying evidence
needed to establish fire cause. Points out various types of arson fires
and different devices that are used. Although the film is old, the basic
information is still good.
CHLORINE AND THE
FIREFIGHTER OCFSL-(V-324)
29 min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Demonstrates hazards, problems, properties and solutions in
handling chlorine under various emergencies. Examples of emergencies
such as a gas leak at a crowded swimming pool and a tank car full of
chlorine are shown. Five standard containers used and emergency kits for
each explained.
HIGH-RISE-PRE-PLAN
OCFSL-(V-325) 25
min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: An orientation and training film on modern techniques for fire
protection in high rise buildings. Illustrates the basic problems
inherent in these structures. The emphasis is on planning procedures and
instructions on the handling of fires and other emergencies. Film could
be shown to property managers, architects, building officials, etc.
VENTILATION
OCFSL-(V-328)
25 min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A good
coverage of ventilation as it relates to both fire fighting tactics and
fire fighter safety.
PORTABLE FIRE
EXTINGUISHER OCFSL-
(V-330) 25 min.
– Color –
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
(Somewhat
obsolete because of depiction of illegal inverting, old type foam and
soda acid extinguisher.) Film shows the incorrect and correct use of
extinguisher stressing the need to read the instructions on the units
before use. There are excellent
scenes of the reactions caused by improper application of agents. This
film can be used for both hazardous materials, and tactics and strategy
classes.
ANALYSIS OF A BULK PLANT
FIRE OCFSL-(V-333) 24
min. – B & W -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
(Kansas City Gasoline Fire) A dramatic film recorded in a newsreel
type approach of the Kansas City Fire in the early 60’s. There is a
prologue explaining conditions prior to the fire and an epilogue
containing important suggestions to be used to inform firefighters of
proper procedures and personal safety.
KNOW YOUR FIRE
DEPARTMENT OCFSL-(V-334)
36 min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE
ANNOTATION: A complete
description of a large fire department (Los Angeles City). The film
shows types of companies, their equipment and operation, including
triplets, two piece, ladder truck, salvage, harbor, airport, wildland
and rescue apparatus. Organizations, ranks, hiring, training, fire
prevention and other special bureaus and units are discussed. Even
though this film was made in the 1950’s, it is an excellent depiction of
the total concept of fire department operation. Good film for
introduction class or general public. Some value for tactics or fire
apparatus classes.
HOW TO BE A SMOOTH
OPERATOR OCFSL-(V-335) 16
min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
This film is designed to describe use, operation and maintenance of
elevated platforms.
SAFETY, ISN’T IT WORTH
IT? OCFSL-(V-337) 20
min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
This is a specialty film on safety in hospitals and hospital labs. It
covers flammable liquids, toxics, corrosives and other hazardous
materials found in hospitals.
THE MAKING OF A
FIREFIGHTER OCFSL-(V-338)
16 min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This film
describes rookie training for L.A. County. Primarily an Introduction to
Fire Protection or Recruit Academy film.
FIRE IN THE COMMUNITY OCFSL-(V-340) 20 min. – Color
-
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This
film describes the proper method of using AFFF, commonly called "Light
Water." Film illustrates live-fire demonstrations and is useful in both
tactics and hazardous materials classes.
ABCD’S OF THE DIESEL
ENGINE OCFSL-(V-343) 19
min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
This is a film that describes the basic design and operation of a diesel
engine. It relates primarily to the method of ignition used by a diesel
engine as opposed to a gasoline engine, and shows some of the techniques
required to operate a diesel engine. This film should be used primarily
in a class on fire apparatus or driver training.
TIN PAN FIRE DRILL OCFSL-(V-345). 15 min. –
Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION:
This is a film that describes a technique for conducting exit drills in
the home. It was produced prior to the development of operation EDITH
and the term "Tin Pan Fire Drill" refers to the use of a Tin Pan to
raise sufficient alarm for the family to exit their home. The film is
somewhat old but may have some value either in fire prevention classes
or in presentations to be given to the public. It is not particularly
valuable to firefighters.
HOW TO SAVE A CHOKING
VICTIM OCFSL-(V-347)
11 min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE
ANNOTATION: I(The Heimlich Maneuver) Dr. Heimlich explains
and demonstrates the Heimlich Maneuver. The film opens with a dramatic
sequence that brings home the danger of choking…for everyone. Then,
clearly and memorably, Dr. Heimlich demonstrates his life-saving
technique in detail. He shows how to immediately identify a choking
victim and how to make sure the victim is not suffering from a heart
attack. It also shows how the maneuver may be used by everyone, how
victims can save themselves, how to use the method on infants and
pregnant women, and how to save a victim who’s already unconscious from
lack of air. Most importantly, Dr. Heimlich shows how to avoid the
danger of choking in the first place.
RESIDENTIAL SPRINKLERS –
BONDI STORY III OCFSL-(V-348)
20 min. – color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: This is the
third in a series of stories about the loss of children’s lives in a
dwelling fire. This film shows the installation of residential
sprinklers including the basic procedures to follow and the benefits of
the system in single family homes.
A DAY TO REMEMBER OCFSL-(V-351) 28 Min. – Color
-
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: The
film is the dramatic story of a rookie straight from the academy and a
veteran with eighteen years on the force. Packed with action as well as
information, the film emphasizes "why" along with "how to", clearly
illustrating training points important for rookies and veterans.
UP TO CODE OCFSL- (V-53) 18 Min. – Color
-
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A
film on good fire inspection procedures.
FIRE DOORS OCFSL-(V-354) 20 Min. –
Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A film produced and donated by the
Overly Manufacturing company that describes the construction and testing
of fire doors. Primarily useful in Fire Prevention or Building
Construction classes.
BURN EMERGENCY OCFSL-(V-356) 24 Min. – Color
-
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A
clear set of priorities for emergency care of burns…Burn Assessment,
Burn Care B’s and C’s, Thermal Burn Care, Chemical Burn Care, Electrical
Burn Care…shown in colorful animation and demonstrated in live action by
actual fire, ambulance and police treatment teams.
THE BEVERLY HILLS SUPPER
CLUB FIRE OCFSL-(V-363)
15 Min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Produced as
a companion film to the slide series, "The Beverly Hills Supper Club
Fire" (S-60). This film illustrates problems with improper code
enforcement in public assemblage occupancies. In this film NFPA
personnel explain the use of the life safety code. Primarily used for
fire prevention or building construction classes.
FIRE: CONCEPTS AND
BEHAVIOR OCFSL-(V-366)
20 Min. – Color -
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: A table top type demonstration of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels
explaining the tetrahedron of fire, flash point, ignition temperature
and methods of heat transfer.
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