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PORTABLE
FIRE EXTINGUISHER OCFSL – (T-3)
Santa Ana College 15 transparencies/color/script. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Covers capacity, uses for different
classes of fire, normal stream reach, normal discharge time, operating
principles, method of operation and service and maintenance. Rates most
commonly found portable extinguisher and describes mechanics of each.
AUTOMATIC FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
OCFSL – (T-5)
Santa Ana College Sec. 1 – 28
transparencies/color; Sec. 2 – 14 transparencies/color; Sec. 3 – 13
transparencies/color;
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Sec. 1--Covers basic principles of wet
and dry pipe systems and their operations during a fire. Sec. 2
--Enlarges on water supplies to the system, and sprinkler systems of all
sorts, presenting components and mechanical functions step-by-step. Sec.
3 -- Is primarily for use in teaching fire prevention inspectors and
firefighters criteria for proper installation of systems and corrective
measures for inoperative or ineffective systems.
HOSE LAYOUT PRACTICES
OCFSL – (T-6)
Santa Ana College 8
transparencies/script.
DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Illustrates basic hose layouts for supply
and attack lines. Also shows various hydrant hook-ups for achieving
maximum water supply for deluge units and relay of water.
FIRE PUMPS OCFSL
– (T-8)
Santa Ana College #1 – Sec. 1 – 14
transparencies #2 – Sec. 2 – 9 transparencies/booklet. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Sec. 1 --Demonstrates the operation and
care of the fire department pump, its construction and working
principles. Develops ability to recognize mechanical failures in pumps
and illustrates height pump can lift water. Sec. 2 --Hydrant to pumper
connections. Teaches proper methods for connecting hard, soft, and
flexible section lines, positioning pumper, etc.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS AND FIRES
OCFSL – (T-9)
Santa Ana College 12 transparencies/color/script. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Covers basic electrical terminology,
recommended safety precautions for downed wires, removal of victims in
contact with wires and shows high tension tools and their utilization.
MANUAL AND MECHANICAL LIFTING
OCFSL – (T-10)
Santa Ana College 19
transparencies/color/script. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Designed to teach proper techniques to
prevent injury to personnel. Covers use of lever bar, trench jacks,
hydraulic and screw jacks. Divided into two sections: manual lifting and
application of hydraulic jacks.
OCFSL – (T-13)
Santa Ana College Sec. 1 – 23 transparencies/script Sec. 2 – 10
transparencies/script. DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Defines and illustrates what is meant by
ventilation, mushrooming and back draft. Also illustrates and explains
vertical and horizontal ventilation, how to size-up fire situations and
how to position ladders depending on structural and wind factors. Shows
safest and most effective ways to vent windows and roofs using the
aerial ladder.
STANDPIPE SYSTEMS AND OPERATION
OCFSL – (T-14)
Santa Ana College 10
transparencies/color/script.DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Objective of program is to provide
firefighters with thorough knowledge of standpipe systems, their
operations and utilization for attack and extinguishment of fire. Covers
both dry and wet pipe systems. Illustrates various sources of water
supply and procedures for hook-up and stretching handlines.
FIRE HYDRANT OPERATION
OCFSL – (T-18)
Santa Ana College Sec. 1 – 1 –1 8 transparencies/script; Sec. 2 – 2 – 9
transparencies/script; (1 & 2 Sec. In same box). DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Sec. 1 --To familiarize all fire service
personnel with the various types of fire hydrants and their components.
A wide variety of types of hydrants has been illustrated.; Sec. 2 -- The
primary objective of this series is to show maximum utilization of both
hydrants and pumpers with a minimum of manpower and show the numerous
ways in which many of the existing appliances and adapters already
available can be better utilized.
FIRE COMPANY OFFICERS AND LEADERSHIP
OCFSL – (T-19)
Santa Ana College Sec. 1 – 12 transparencies/script; Sec. 1 – 10
transparencies/script; Sec. 3 – 11 transparencies/script; (Sections 1,
2, and 3 in same box).DESCRIPTIVE ANNOTATION: Sec. 1 – Leadership, Definitions, Styles,
Traits. Sec. 2 – Common Leadership Errors. Sec. 3 – Aids to Effective
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