Let's all rise

CALOOCAN CITY FIRE STATION

Hotline

117

362-40-37
CENTRAL STATION 310-65-27
Morning Breeze 364-56-80
Bagong barrio
361-48-29
Bo. San jose
363-50-30
Kaybiga
984-14-10
Talipapa
983-11-25
Maypajo
387-40-18

Office of the City Fire Marshal

2 Reasons in Organizing Fire Brigade

1.To have a division of labor.
2.To build up better teamwork

FIRE MARSHAL

ASSISTANT FIRE
MARSHAL

Communicatio
n Team

Rescue
and
first- aid
Team

Note: Each team must have a

team leader and at least two or
more members. Rotation of
members of each team is highly
recommended for them to be more
flexible.

Fire
Fighting
Team

Evacuation
and
Salvage
team

Traffic,
Safety
and
Security
Team

-Is the active principle of burning

characterized by the heat and
light of combustion.
-Is a chemical reaction that takes
place between fuel, heat
and oxygen in the form of light and
noticeable heat.
- It is an oxidation taking place with
a rate rapid enough to produce heat
and light.

ELEMENTS OF FIRE
A. Form of energy that raises temperature, measured in
degrees to signify its intensity.
B. Solid or liquid remain in their respective conditions
until
their temperature are raised to a point where fuel vapors
are given off.
A. Any material that is capable of producing vapors and burns.
B. There are three (3) kinds of fuel: Solid, liquid and gaseous
fuels.
A. All substance need oxygen to burn.
B. Twenty one percent (21%) of our atmosphere is composed
of Oxygen.

The Fire Tetrahedron

Fires are classified according to type of material which is

involved in the fire.

Fires involving ordinary combustible material.

example: wood, paper, cloth, plastics, rubber

Fires involving flammable liquids

example: gasoline, kerosene, all petroleum products
Fires involving energized electrical equipment
example: electric motor, flat iron
Fires involving ordinary combustible metals.
example: magnesium, potassium, zinc, sodium,
titanium

Incipient
Pre- Burning Phase
Hot Smoldering
Phase

-Initiate heat, convection took place (air rises as they become heated)

-Accumulate heat. After convection, the heated gas spread laterally

from the top downward, forcing the cooler air to seek lower level.
NOTE: Sufficient supply of oxygen/air will cause rapid burning.

-The temperature throughout is very hot.

-Sufficient supply of oxygen/air will cause back draft.

Heat tends to move

from a hot substance
to a cold substance.

1. CONDUCTION
2. CONVECTION
3. RADIATION

Transfer of heat through a medium or by

direct contact
Metal Rod
Hea
t

Transfer of heat through the movement of

air or liquid.

Heat

EXAMPLE OF CONVECTION

Radiated heat will travel in open

space until it reaches an opaque
object.

Radiant
Heat

29 51
EAST

EXAMPLE OF RADIATION

Bringing of manpower, tools

and equipments to the fire
scene for the purpose of
extinguishment.

1.Pre-fire planning- to know and to prepare on

what to do in case fire occurs in particular area,
building or structure
2. Size- up- an estimate of the situation to the fire
scene
3. Rescue- bringing of person from place of danger
to a safer place.
4. Cover Exposure- preventing the fire to extend
to an adjacent building or structure

Wind direction

5. Confinement- preventing the fire to extend to an

adjacent room

6. Ventilation- making holes, either horizontally or

vertically for free circulation of air

7. Extinguishment- the actual fighting or combating the

fire

8. Salvage- removal of things with value to prevent from

burning and water damage

9. Overhauling-completely extinguishing the small and

hidden fire to prevent rekindling.

10. Post-fire analysis- a critic to the operation done to

the fire scene

P
A
D
R
E

PREVENTION
AWARENESS

DETECTION

RESPONSE

EVACUATION

THE FIRE EXTINGUISHMENT THEORY

The principles of fire extinction consist of
the elimination or removal of one or more of
the four elements. These principles are:
COOLING
By

using Water as it
absorbs heat from the
fire and cools the fuel
to a temperature where
it no longer produces
flammable vapors.
SMOTHERING
By excluding the
oxygen in the
surrounding
atmosphere, the
fire will be
extinguished.

STARVATION
By

removal of the fuel burning in

the fire. Sometimes combustible
material can be removed such as
by shutting off gas valves or fuel
flows.
CHEMICAL FLAME
INHIBITION
By using extinguishing
agent like DRY
CHEMICAL

Seal
Safety Pin
Pressure
gauge

Lever
Handle
Valve
Label

Hose
Nozzle
Cylinder

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

Dry Chemical

Foam Extinguisher
(AFFF/FFFP)

HCFC 123

How To Properly Use

a Fire Extinguisher

Portable Fire Extinguisher Use

B.P.A.S.S Method
Break the
Seal first..

UNITY DIVIDES THE

EFFORT,BUT MULTIPLIES THE
OUTCOME
Faith in

UCC

BECAUSE:

Fire
Ignorance
Ruins
Everyone