Attachment 6 (TCCD) A-495-0021.pdf

TRAINING COURSE CONTROL DOCUMENT

FOR

Shipboard Firefighting/Damage Control Emergency Team Trainer

A-495-0021

PREPARED FOR

SURFACE WARFARE OFFICERS SCHOOL COMMAND

446 CUSHING RD NEWPORT, RI 02841

PREPARED BY

SURFACE WARFARE OFFICERS SCHOOL COMMAND, DAMAGE

CONTROL/FIREFIGHTING

3975 NORMAN SCOTT RD, SUITE 1, SAN DIEGO, CA 92136-5588

April 2017

Place Holder for Letter Of Promulgation

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Contents Page

Letter of Promulgation

Table of Contents

Foreword

Course Data

Trainee Data

Outline of Instruction Summary

Curriculum Outline of Instruction

ANNEX A: Resource Requirements List

ANNEX B: Course Master Schedule

FOREWORD

None

COURSE DATA

Course Title:

Shipboard Firefighting/Damage Control Emergency Team Trainer

Course Identification Number (CIN):

A-495-0021

Training Type:

F1

Course Data Processing Code (CDP) by Site: CDP

1. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Bangor 19J1

2. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport 19J3

3. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport - Alternate Training Site Rota 19J9

4. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Pearl Harbor 19J5

5. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka 19J8

6. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka - Alternate Training Site Sasebo

19JA

7. SWOS Learning Site Norfolk 19J4

*8. SWOS Learning Site San Diego 19J7

(* = Course Curriculum Model Manager)

Course Status:

New

Course Mission Statement:

The intent of the course is to provide a formal live firefighting training for Shipboard Emergency Team members attending as cohesive units or as Damage Control Training Teams (DCTT). While individuals perform their assigned Shipboard Emergency Team or DCTT positions, the teams will be expected to problem solve through the application of damage control/firefighting principles, rules, and concepts during a live fire scenario. Teams will be observed by SWOS instructors and

COURSE DATA (Continued) critiqued for effectiveness. The course will reinforce practical skills while performing as an integrated fire party team. Completion of this course will meet the intent of OPNAVINST 3541.6 Level III requirements.

Purpose of Course:

To provide instruction to personnel assigned to a Shipboard Emergency Team including positions such as On-Scene Leader, Team Leader, Locker Leader, Investigator, Nozzleman, Hoseman, Plotter, Phone Talker, Messenger, Accessman/Boundaryman, Plugman, Active/Post Fire Desmoking, and Electrical/Mechanical Isolation. Teams will be observed by the instructors and critiqued for effectiveness. Team will be expected to comprehend and apply firefighting principles, rules, and concepts; possess the ability to solve problems while performing in their assigned positions in a live fire.

Prerequisites:

Rate: Open to all

Clearance: N/A

OTHER: Must have attended the A-495-0416 course, or an equivalent course, within the past five

(5) years.

OTHER: Must be qualified in assigned firefighting team position.

OTHER MEDICAL: Students must have orders and medical screenings in hand (no facsimiles accepted). Students must be physically qualified to handle various damage control equipment in a hot, humid, and stressful environment. Students must be medically screened by their parent command within 45 days of reporting to the schoolhouse. Medical screening shall be completed IAW NETCINST 5100.13 (Series). Medical screening form must be filled out and attached to the orders. A senior command medical representative must verify information is accurate and sign and date the document. He/she must also legibly print their name on or affix his/her official seal to the document. Potential students who are unable to participate in or complete PRT must have specifically state on their medical screening form(s) that they have been evaluated by their parent command for the specific condition(s) and are cleared for damage control training. PCS personnel must have medical screening completed within 45 days prior to CLCVN by medical facility.

Students without the required medical screening form(s) completed and sign by Medical representative will not be trained and will be returned to their parent command.

OTHER MEDICAL FORM: To obtain the required Medical form as noted above, log on to CANTRAC Volume II https://app.prod.cetars.training.navy.mil/cantrac/vol2.html). Click on "High Risk Medical Form" link at top of page.

OTHER MEDICAL FORM: If you answered YES to questions 1-27, the Qualifying Official must be an (MD, PA, NP, or IDC); if all questions are NO, then a HM may sign. Place an '"X" in the appropriate box for Qualified, then print, sign and date and include phone number.

OTHER UNIFORM: NWU's shall be worn in all classroom environments. All students are required to bring fire retardant coveralls, good-condition steel-toed all-leather boots (not suede), and heavy wool/cotton socks for wear during evolutions on the fire fighting compound. Due to the extreme heat experienced in firefighting trainers, all students must wear cotton undergarments. NWUs are not authorized uniforms for wear during evolutions on the fire fighting compound. All clothing must be clean, free from paint splatters, stains, holes, tears, and be in good repair. Personnel not in compliance with uniform standards will be dropped from class.

OTHER: All students are recommended to be clean shaven. "No Shave Chits" are accepted provided chit is presented upon arrival and member is able to establish an effective seal on SCBA face piece.

NO CLEARANCE REQUIRED

Occupational Classification:

No NEC is awarded.

Course Overview:

The design is to teach knowledge and skills needed to perform as an emergency fire party team onboard U.S. Naval ships. Satisfactory completion of this course meets requirements for OPNAVINST 3541.1 (SERIES) Level III survivability training.

Course Length Required:

1 Calendar Days

Class Hours: 0.50 Lab Hours: 7.50

Testing Hours: 0.00

Learning Sites:

1. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Bangor 2000 Thresher Ave, Silverdale WA. 98315-2000

2. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport 351 Baltimore Street Mayport, FL 32228-0147

3. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport - Alternate Training Site Rota 351 Baltimore Street Mayport, FL 32228-0147

4. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Pearl Harbor 1130 Bole Loop, Pearl Harbor, HI 96860-7600

5. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka PSC 473 Box 55 FPO AP 96349-0016

6. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka - Alternate Training Site Sasebo PSC 473, Box 55, FPO AP 96860-0016

7. SWOS Learning Site Norfolk 1534 Piersey Street, Suite 321, Norfolk, VA 23511-2612

*8. SWOS Learning Site San Diego 3975 Norman Scott Road BLDG 3411 , San Diego, CA 92136-5558

(* = Course Curriculum Model Manager)

Number of Convenings By Sites: Planned

1. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Bangor 2

2. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport 2

3. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport - Alternate Training Site Rota 2

4. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Pearl Harbor 2

5. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka 2

6. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka - Alternate Training Site Sasebo

7. SWOS Learning Site Norfolk 6

8. SWOS Learning Site San Diego 6

Class Capacity By Sites: Planned

1. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Bangor

a. Maximum 24

b. Minimum 12

2. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport

a. Maximum 24

b. Minimum 12

3. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport - Alternate Training Site Rota

a. Maximum 24

b. Minimum 12

4. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Pearl Harbor

a. Maximum 24

b. Minimum 12

5. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka

a. Maximum 24

b. Minimum 12

6. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka - Alternate Training Site Sasebo

a. Maximum 24

b. Minimum 12

7. SWOS Learning Site Norfolk

a. Maximum 48

b. Minimum 12

8. SWOS Learning Site San Diego

a. Maximum 48

b. Minimum 12

Planned Average On-Board By Sites:

1. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Bangor 0.13

2. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport 0.13

3. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport - Alternate Training Site Rota 0.13

4. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Pearl Harbor 0.13

5. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka 0.13

6. SWOS Engineering Learning Site Yokosuka - Alternate Training Site Sasebo

0.13

7. SWOS Learning Site Norfolk 0.79

8. SWOS Learning Site San Diego 0.79

Instructor/Support Manning:

None

TRAINEE DATA

Personnel Physical Requirements:

None

Security Clearance:

None

Obligated Service:

0 Months

NOBC/NEC Earned:

N/A

OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION SUMMARY

Lesson

Number Title

Class

Periods

Lab

Periods

Test

Periods

Total

Periods

Module 1: Shipboard Firefighting / Damage Control Emergency Team Trainer

Lesson 1.1: INTRODUCTION AND SAFETIES

1.1.1 INTRODUCTION 0.25 0.00 0.00 0.25

1.1.2 SAFETY / HAZARD AWARENESS NOTICE 0.25 0.00 0.00 0.25

Lesson 1.1 Total 0.50 0.00 0.00 0.50

Lesson 1.2: TRAINER FAMILIARIZATION AND SAFETY WALKTHROUGH

1.2.1 FIREFIGHTING TRAINER WALK-THRU 0.00 1.50 0.00 1.50

Lesson 1.2 Total 0.00 1.50 0.00 1.50

Lesson 1.3: DRILL SCENARIO 1 - MULTI CLASS FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

1.3.1 SCENARIO 1 - MULTI CLASS

FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

0.00 3.00 0.00 3.00

Lesson 1.3 Total 0.00 3.00 0.00 3.00

Lesson 1.4: DRILL SCENARIO 2 - MULTI INCIDENT FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

1.4.1 SCENARIO 2 - MULTI INCIDENT

FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

0.00 3.00 0.00 3.00

Lesson 1.4 Total 0.00 3.00 0.00 3.00

Module 1 Total 0.50 7.50 0.00 8.00

COURSE TOTAL 0.50 7.50 0.00 8.00

Periods Percent Class 0.50 6.25 Lab 7.50 93.75 Test 0.00 0.00

Total 8.00 100.00

CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION

Course: Shipboard Firefighting/Damage Control Emergency Team Trainer

Module 1: Shipboard Firefighting / Damage Control Emergency Team Trainer

Skill Basis: Duty Perform as Accessman/Overhaulman Perform as Boundaryman Perform as Hoseman Perform as Messenger Perform as Nozzleman Perform as Phone Talker Perform as Plotter Perform as Plugman Perform as Team Leader Perform as Locker Leader Perform as Scene Leader Perform Active and Post Fire Desmoking Perform Electrical/Mechanical Isolation Perform as Investigator Perform as Pipe Patching Team Perform as Casualty Power Team Perform as Shoring Team

Lesson 1: INTRODUCTION AND SAFETIES

Skill Basis: Duty

ASSESS FIRES ONBOARD SHIPS

COMBAT CLASS ALPHA FIRE

COMBAT CLASS BRAVO FIRE

COMBAT CLASS CHARLIE FIRE

DON PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

PERFORM AS MEMBER OF A FIREFIGHTING TEAM

Perform as Accessman/Overhaulman Perform as Boundaryman Perform as Hoseman Perform as Messenger Perform as Nozzleman Perform as Phone Talker Perform as Plotter Perform as Plugman Perform as Team Leader

CURRICULUM OUTLINE OF INSTRUCTION (Continued)

Perform as Locker Leader Perform as Scene Leader Perform Active and Post Fire Desmoking Perform Electrical/Mechanical Isolation Perform as Investigator Perform as Pipe Patching Team Perform as Casualty Power Team Perform as Shoring Team

Terminal Objective: IN A TRAINING ENVIRONMENT, DISCUSS COURSE

REQUIREMENTS, THE EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN, SAFETY, AND TRAINING

TIME-OUT PROCEDURES FOR THE SHIPBOARD FIREFIGHTING/DAMAGE

CONTROL EMERGENCY TEAM TRAINER COURSE WHILE IDENTIFYING

DAMAGE CONTROL WATCHSTATION RESPONSIBILITIES IAW APPLICABLE

TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHILE OBSERVING ALL

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Section 1: INTRODUCTION

Skill Basis: Task Access closure Assess obstruction Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Overhaul class ALPHA fire Overhaul class BRAVO fire Overhaul class CHARLIE fire Operate PECU unit Communicate firefighting information Man correct boundry Remove hazards Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose chokepoints Perform hose team relief Use repair locker equipment Perform Perform as Messenger Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use firefighting symbology

Prepare written message on message blank Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Operate nozzle Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Perform nozzleman relief Set reflash watch Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Generate firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare written message on message blank Operate hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Interpret firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare a message blank Use hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose length Operate fire station Operate in-line eductor Perform loss of firefighting agent action Establish jumper hose Use repair locker equipment Direct firefighting team effort Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information Direct nozzleman Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Direct nozzleman relief

Inspect space for residual fires Access closure Assess obstruction Set reflash watch Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Utilize checksheets Operate hand-held radios Manage firefighting effort Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Set smoke/casualty boundaries Set ventilation Communicate active and post fire desmoking information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Isolate valves Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Use portable fire extinguisher Verify material conditon Zebra Verify boundaries Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Perform pipe patching procedures Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Determine rough Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Perform pipe patching procedures Use repair locker equipment Set shoring watch Rig casualty power

Enabling Objective: IN A TRAINING ENVIRONMENT, DISCUSS COURSE

REQUIREMENTS, THE EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN, SAFETY, AND

TRAINING TIME OUT PROCEDURES FOR THE SHIPBOARD FIREFIGHTING

/ DAMAGE CONTROL EMERGENCY TEAM TRAINER COURSE WHILE

IDENTIFYING DAMAGE CONTROL WATCHSTATION RESPONSIBILITIES

IAW APPLICABLE TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES

WHILE OBSERVING ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Content Type: Fact

Cognitive Level: Apply

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Section 2: SAFETY / HAZARD AWARENESS NOTICE

Skill Basis: Task Choose correct extinguishing agent for class ALPHA type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class BRAVO type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class CHARLIE type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class DELTA type fire Identify characteristics of a class ALPHA fire Identify characteristics of a class BRAVO fire Identify characteristics of a class CHARLIE fire Identify Fire Boundries Report fires Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Don Anti-flash Gloves

Don Anti-Flash Hood Don Engineering Utility Coveralls Don Firefighting Boots Don Firefighting Coveralls Don Firefighting Gloves Don Firefighting Helmet Don Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Access closure Assess obstruction Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Overhaul class ALPHA fire Overhaul class BRAVO fire Overhaul class CHARLIE fire Operate PECU unit Communicate firefighting information Man correct boundry Remove hazards Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose chokepoints Perform hose team relief Use repair locker equipment Perform Perform as Messenger Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use firefighting symbology Prepare written message on message blank Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Operate nozzle Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Perform nozzleman relief Set reflash watch Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Generate firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare written message on message blank

Operate hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Interpret firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare a message blank Use hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose length Operate fire station Operate in-line eductor Perform loss of firefighting agent action Establish jumper hose Use repair locker equipment Direct firefighting team effort Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information Direct nozzleman Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Direct nozzleman relief Inspect space for residual fires Access closure Assess obstruction Set reflash watch Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Utilize checksheets Operate hand-held radios Manage firefighting effort Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Set smoke/casualty boundaries Set ventilation Communicate active and post fire desmoking information

Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Isolate valves Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Use portable fire extinguisher Verify material conditon Zebra Verify boundaries Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Perform pipe patching procedures Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Determine rough Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Perform pipe patching procedures Use repair locker equipment Set shoring watch Rig casualty power

Enabling Objective: IN A TRAINING ENVIRONMENT, DISCUSS THE

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN, SAFETY, AND TRAINING TIME OUT

PROCEDURES FOR THE SHIPBOARD FIREFIGHTING / DAMAGE CONTROL

EMERGENCY TEAM TRAINER COURSE WHILE IDENTIFYING DAMAGE

CONTROL WATCHSTATION RESPONSIBILITIES IAW APPLICABLE

TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHILE OBSERVING ALL

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Content Type: Fact

Cognitive Level: Apply

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Lesson 2: TRAINER FAMILIARIZATION AND SAFETY WALKTHROUGH

Skill Basis: Duty

ASSESS FIRES ONBOARD SHIPS

COMBAT CLASS ALPHA FIRE

COMBAT CLASS BRAVO FIRE

COMBAT CLASS CHARLIE FIRE

DON PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

PERFORM AS MEMBER OF A FIREFIGHTING TEAM

Perform as Accessman/Overhaulman Perform as Boundaryman Perform as Hoseman Perform as Messenger Perform as Nozzleman Perform as Phone Talker Perform as Plotter Perform as Plugman Perform as Team Leader Perform as Locker Leader Perform as Scene Leader Perform Active and Post Fire Desmoking Perform Electrical/Mechanical Isolation Perform as Investigator Perform as Pipe Patching Team Perform as Casualty Power Team Perform as Shoring Team

Terminal Objective: DESCRIBE TRAINER FAMILIZARIZATION AND CONDUCT

A SAFETY FIRE FIGHTING TRAINER WALK-THRU AS A FIREFIGHTING TEAM,

IAW APPLICABLE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION,

AND DIRECTIVES

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Section 1: FIREFIGHTING TRAINER WALK-THRU

Skill Basis: Task Choose correct extinguishing agent for class ALPHA type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class BRAVO type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class CHARLIE type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class DELTA type fire Identify characteristics of a class ALPHA fire Identify characteristics of a class BRAVO fire Identify characteristics of a class CHARLIE fire Identify Fire Boundries

Report fires Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Don Anti-flash Gloves Don Anti-Flash Hood Don Engineering Utility Coveralls Don Firefighting Boots Don Firefighting Coveralls Don Firefighting Gloves Don Firefighting Helmet Don Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Access closure Assess obstruction Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Overhaul class ALPHA fire Overhaul class BRAVO fire Overhaul class CHARLIE fire Operate PECU unit Communicate firefighting information Man correct boundry Remove hazards Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose chokepoints Perform hose team relief Use repair locker equipment Perform Perform as Messenger

Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use firefighting symbology Prepare written message on message blank Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Operate nozzle Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Perform nozzleman relief Set reflash watch Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Generate firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare written message on message blank Operate hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Interpret firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare a message blank Use hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose length Operate fire station Operate in-line eductor Perform loss of firefighting agent action Establish jumper hose Use repair locker equipment Direct firefighting team effort Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information Direct nozzleman Perform fire attack

Perform fire overhaul Direct nozzleman relief Inspect space for residual fires Access closure Assess obstruction Set reflash watch Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Utilize checksheets Operate hand-held radios Manage firefighting effort Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Set smoke/casualty boundaries Set ventilation Communicate active and post fire desmoking information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Isolate valves Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Use portable fire extinguisher Verify material conditon Zebra Verify boundaries Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Perform pipe patching procedures Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Determine rough Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Perform pipe patching procedures Use repair locker equipment Set shoring watch Rig casualty power

Enabling Objective: IN A TRAINING ENVIRONMENT, IDENTIFY CAUSES, DANGERS, PROCEDURES, AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS DURING FIRE

FIGHTING TRAINER WALK-THRU IAW APPLICABLE TECHNICAL

PUBLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHILE OBSERVING ALL SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

Content Type: Fact

Cognitive Level: Apply

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Lesson 3: DRILL SCENARIO 1 - MULTI CLASS FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

Skill Basis: Duty Perform as Accessman/Overhaulman Perform as Boundaryman Perform as Hoseman Perform as Messenger Perform as Nozzleman Perform as Phone Talker Perform as Plotter Perform as Plugman Perform as Team Leader Perform as Locker Leader Perform as Scene Leader Perform Active and Post Fire Desmoking Perform Electrical/Mechanical Isolation Perform as Investigator Perform as Pipe Patching Team Perform as Shoring Team

Terminal Objective: GIVEN A MULTI-CASUALTY SCENARIO IN A SIMULATED

SCENARIO IMPLEMENT DAMAGE CONTROL / FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES

IAW APPLICABLE TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHILE

OBSERVING ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AS AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE

TEAM.

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Section 1: SCENARIO 1 - MULTI CLASS FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

Skill Basis: Task Choose correct extinguishing agent for class ALPHA type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class BRAVO type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class CHARLIE type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class DELTA type fire Identify characteristics of a class ALPHA fire Identify characteristics of a class BRAVO fire Identify characteristics of a class CHARLIE fire Identify Fire Boundries Report fires Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Don Anti-flash Gloves Don Anti-Flash Hood Don Engineering Utility Coveralls Don Firefighting Boots Don Firefighting Coveralls Don Firefighting Gloves Don Firefighting Helmet Don Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Access closure Assess obstruction Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Overhaul class ALPHA fire Overhaul class BRAVO fire Overhaul class CHARLIE fire Operate PECU unit Communicate firefighting information

Man correct boundry Remove hazards Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose chokepoints Perform hose team relief Use repair locker equipment Perform Perform as Messenger Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use firefighting symbology Prepare written message on message blank Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Operate nozzle Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Perform nozzleman relief Set reflash watch Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Generate firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare written message on message blank Operate hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Interpret firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare a message blank Use hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose length Operate fire station Operate in-line eductor

Perform loss of firefighting agent action Establish jumper hose Use repair locker equipment Direct firefighting team effort Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information Direct nozzleman Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Direct nozzleman relief Inspect space for residual fires Access closure Assess obstruction Set reflash watch Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Utilize checksheets Operate hand-held radios Manage firefighting effort Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Set smoke/casualty boundaries Set ventilation Communicate active and post fire desmoking information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Isolate valves Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Use portable fire extinguisher Verify material conditon Zebra Verify boundaries Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Perform pipe patching procedures Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE)

Use repair locker equipment Determine rough Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Perform pipe patching procedures Use repair locker equipment Set shoring watch Rig casualty power

Enabling Objective: IN A SIMULATED SCENARIO DEMONSTRATE

PROPER PROCEDURES TO COMBAT MULTIPLE DAMAGE CONTROL /

FIREFIGHTING CASULTIES IN A FIRE FIGHTING TRAINER IAW

APPLICABLE TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHILE

OBSERVING ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WITH 100% ACCURACY

Content Type: Fact

Cognitive Level: Apply

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Lesson 4: DRILL SCENARIO 2 - MULTI INCIDENT FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

Skill Basis: Duty Perform as Accessman/Overhaulman Perform as Boundaryman Perform as Hoseman Perform as Messenger Perform as Nozzleman Perform as Phone Talker Perform as Plotter Perform as Plugman Perform as Team Leader Perform as Locker Leader Perform as Scene Leader Perform Active and Post Fire Desmoking Perform Electrical/Mechanical Isolation Perform as Investigator Perform as Casualty Power Team

Terminal Objective: GIVEN A MAJOR CONFLAG MULTI-CLASS FIRE TO

INCLUDE A LOSS OF POWER IN A SIMULATED SCENARIO IMPLEMENT

DAMAGE CONTROL, FIREFIGHTING AND CASUALTY POWER PROCEDURES

IAW APPLICABLE TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES WHILE

OBSERVING ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AS AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE

TEAM

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

Section 1: SCENARIO 2 - MULTI INCIDENT FIREFIGHTING SCENARIO

Skill Basis: Task Choose correct extinguishing agent for class ALPHA type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class BRAVO type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class CHARLIE type fire Choose correct extinguishing agent for class DELTA type fire Identify characteristics of a class ALPHA fire Identify characteristics of a class BRAVO fire Identify characteristics of a class CHARLIE fire Identify Fire Boundries Report fires Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Communicate firefighting information Determine the method of attack Operate installed shipboard fire extinguishing systems Operate portable firefighting extinguishers Set fire and smoke boundaries Don Anti-flash Gloves Don Anti-Flash Hood Don Engineering Utility Coveralls Don Firefighting Boots Don Firefighting Coveralls Don Firefighting Gloves

Don Firefighting Helmet Don Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Access closure Assess obstruction Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Overhaul class ALPHA fire Overhaul class BRAVO fire Overhaul class CHARLIE fire Operate PECU unit Communicate firefighting information Man correct boundry Remove hazards Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose chokepoints Perform hose team relief Use repair locker equipment Perform Perform as Messenger Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use firefighting symbology Prepare written message on message blank Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Operate nozzle Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Perform nozzleman relief Set reflash watch Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Generate firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare written message on message blank Operate hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information verbally Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE)

Interpret firefighting symbology Perform rapid plotting on a DC plate Prepare a message blank Use hand-held radios Use repair locker equipment Use sound-powered phones Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintain hose length Operate fire station Operate in-line eductor Perform loss of firefighting agent action Establish jumper hose Use repair locker equipment Direct firefighting team effort Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Communicate firefighting information Direct nozzleman Perform fire attack Perform fire overhaul Direct nozzleman relief Inspect space for residual fires Access closure Assess obstruction Set reflash watch Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Utilize checksheets Operate hand-held radios Manage firefighting effort Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Set smoke/casualty boundaries Set ventilation Communicate active and post fire desmoking information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Isolate valves Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Communicate firefighting information

Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Use portable fire extinguisher Verify material conditon Zebra Verify boundaries Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Perform pipe patching procedures Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Use repair locker equipment Determine rough Communicate firefighting information Don Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) Perform pipe patching procedures Use repair locker equipment Set shoring watch Rig casualty power

Enabling Objective: IN A SIMULATED SCENARIO DEMONSTRATE

PROPER PROCEDURES TO COMBAT MULTIPLE FIREFIGHTING

CASULTIES TO INCLUDE LOSS OF VITAL POWER IN A FIRE FIGHTING

TRAINER IAW APPLICABLE TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND

PROCEDURES WHILE OBSERVING ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WITH

100% ACCURACY

Content Type: Procedure

Cognitive Level: Apply

Delivery Method: Instructor-Led

RESOURCE REQUIREMENT LIST

Training Site

SWOS Engineering Learning Site Bangor

Site Consideration:

None

Computer QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Microsoft Office - // 1 1 0 EA NAVSEA Provide

2. Monitor, 17 inch Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 400.00

3. Pentium II, Computer, 64

MB RAM, 3 GB Hard Drive

Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 1500.00

4. PowerPoint Projector Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 2000.00

5. Projector Screen Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA

Consumable QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Battery "AA" 24 PK NA /6135009857845/ 10 10 0 EA 8.17 SERVMART

2. Battery "C" 1.5V 12 PK NA /6135009857846/ 10 10 0 EA 8.23 SERVMART

3. Battery "D", 4 PK NA /613501468310/ 10 10 0 EA 4.09 SERVMART

4. CABINET, KEY - /7125-00-132-8973/ 2 2 0 EA 93.93 81348

5. CDR Disk 1176940 /7045-01-482-7540/ 5 5 0 PG $6.20 19139 N/A N/A

6. Chair, Classroom - /7110-01-188-3953/ 24 24 0 EA 134.06 FEDLOG

7. Chair, Office - /7110-01-188-4427/ 3 3 0 EA 87.77 FEDLOG

8. Clipboard "9"x12.5" - /7520-00-281-5918/ 4 4 0 EA 1.55 SERVEMART

9. Container, Waste - /6640-01-083-9756/ 6 6 0 EA 34.19 FEDLOG

10. Disinfectant, Wescodyne

Solution, (4 x 1 GL)

- /6840-01-559-9132/ 2 2 0 CA 201.00

A 1

RESOURCE REQUIREMENT LIST (Continued)

11. Dry Erase Cleaner - /7520-02-420-2408/ 3 3 0 EA 3.37 FEDLOG

12. Dry Erase marker Set AVE29830-ZSC // 2 2 0 SE 7.49 SERVEMART

13. Extra Fine Pen, Black - /7520-01-650-0432/ 60 60 0 DZ 3.96 FEDLOG

14. First Aid Kit, General - 00/116-1410/ 3 3 0 EA $220.34

15. Highlighters, 4 colors 7520-01-461-

// 5 5 0 BX 5.50

16. LASER POINTER,

GREEN

- /7520-01-574-8720/ 1 1 0 EA 67.07 79690

17. MARKER,

PERMANENT, BLACK,

RETRACTABLE(4PK)

- /7520-01-555-0296/ 2 2 0 BX 4.50

18. Medical Screening Forms NA // 1 1 0 EA NPDCINST 5100.1

19. PAPER, SKILCRAFT, 8

1/2" X 11",

- /7530-01-503-8441/ 10 10 0 BX 72.58

20. Pencil, Standard #2 MED NA /7510002815234/ 10 10 0 DZ 1.43 SERVMART

21. STAPLER, ELECTRONIC - /7520-01-436-4130/ 5 5 0 EA 44.28

22. Trash Bags TRC3860 /8105-01-386-2399/ 5 5 0 BX $76.77 2A178 N/A N/A

23. WIPES, CHEMICAL

CLEANING (6EA)

- /6840-01-411-9963/ 5 5 0 BX 63.25

Equipment QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. CABINET, FILE, 8

SHELF

- /7520-01-457-0726/ 3 3 0 EA 47.97

2. Clamp, Spring, Smoke Curtain

NA /5120011215023/ H 32 32 0 EA 3.13

3. CONNECTION,

SIAMESE WYE-GATE

- /4210-00-255-0234/ 12 12 0 EA 332.49

4. DESK, OFFICE - /7110-00-149-1626/ 5 5 0 EA 241.28

5. Extinguisher, Fire, CO2, 15LB

NA /4210002030217/ D 30 30 0 EA 481.83 WebFLIS

6. Extinguisher, Portable, AFFF

NA /4210002429131/ Y 1 1 0 EA 18.55 81348 WebFLIS

7. Extinguisher, Portable, PKP, 18lb

NA /4210009894589/ D 1 1 0 EA 510.00 WebFLIS

A 2

8. FLASHLIGHT, SAFETY

(SABRE)

- /6230-00-299-3035/ 20 20 0 EA 14.35

9. GLOVES, CLOTH,

LEATHER PALM

- /8415-01-267-9661/ 1 1 0 PR 10.32

10. Gloves, Steam Block 01-476-5017 01/476-5017/ 36 36 0 PR $79.34

11. Helmet, Firefighter's 01-493-7428 // 36 36 0 $179.23 09729

12. HOOD, ANTI-FLASH,

FIREFIGHTIERS(GOLD)

- // 36 36 0 EA 39.75 OPEN PURCHASE

13. Hose Assembly, Firefighting, 1 3/4" x 50'

NA /4210011431404/ D 20 20 0 EA 162.08

14. HOSE ASSY, 2 1/2" X 50' - /4210-01-131-0247/ 5 5 0 EA

15. Imager, Thermal (NFTI) NA /4210012137310/ Y 1 1 0 KT 14147.00 03950 WebFLIS

16. KIT, EMERGENCY

RESCUE MEDICAL

- /6445-01-459-1115/ 1 1 0 KT 234.46

17. MANNEQUIN (FULL

BODY FLEXIBLE)

- // 1 1 0 EA 1513.56 OPEN PURCHASE

18. MASK, FIT TEST - // 1 1 0 EA 147.00 OPEN PURCHASE

19. SCBA PAK 4.5 - /4240-01-563-9657/ 36 36 0 EA 7235.62

20. Smoke Curtain - 42/10-01-306-7826/ 4 4 0 EA $242.45

21. STRETCHER, MILLER

BOARD

- /6530-01-199-1969/ 1 1 0 EA 911.18

22. STRETCHER, STOKES - /6530-00-042-8131/ 1 1 0 EA 286.90

23. Vari-Nozzle, 1 1/2", 95

GPM

NA /4210004651906/ D 20 20 0 EA 300.91 00912 WebFLIS

24. Wrench, Spanner, 1 1/2" NA /5120002930406/ H 8 8 0 EA 23.92 81348 WebFLIS

IMM

QTY QTY QTY

No. Designator Title REQ'D O/H Short

1. A-495-0021 A-495-0021 LESSON TOPIC 1.1: INTRODUCTION 1 1 0

2. A-495-0021 A-495-0021 LESSON TOPIC 2.1: FIREFIGHTING

ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURES

1 1 0

A 3

Publication

QTY QTY QTY

No. Number Title Supplier REQ'D O/H Short

1. COMNAVSURFORINST 3451.4

(series) Standard Surface Ship Repair Party Manual 1 1 0

3. N333-009 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN 4 4 0

4. NSTM 077 Personnel Protection Equipment 1 1 0

5. NSTM 079, Vol 2 Damage Control Practical Damage Control 1 1 0

6. NSTM 555, Vol 1 Surface Ship Firefighting 1 1 0

7. NTTP 3-20.31 Surface Ship Survivability 1 1 0

8. OPNAVINST 5100.19 (Series); Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual for

Forces Afloat

OPNAV 1 1 0

9. OPNAVINST 5100.23 (Series) Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual- Ashore

1 1 0

10. S6220-EN-MMO-010 Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Scott Air-Pak 4.5, Operation, Maint, IPB

NAVSEA 1 1 0

Support Equipment QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Amplifier, SCBA 200739-01 /5996015646557/ 20 20 0 KT 468.23

2. Boots, Fireman's NA /8430-01-535-9709/ D 36 365 0 PR 140.37 58536 WebFLIS

3. Boots, Flight Deck NA /8430-00-624-3135/ Y 12 12 0 PR 74.98 81349 WebFLIS

4. BOTTLE, SCBA 4.5, 30

MIN

- /4240-01-486-1939/ 2 2 0 EA 912.67

5. BOTTLE, SCBA 4.5, 45

MIN

- /4240-01-515-7154/ 36 36 0 EA 1322.38

6. Coveralls, Firefighting NA /8415013006558/ Y 36 36 0 EA 466.35 81349 WebFLIS

7. COVERALLS, RED

(INSTRUCTOR)

- // 12 12 0 EA 60.00 OPEN PURCHASE

8. HELMET,

FIREFIGHTERS

(INSTRUCTOR)

19-167-090 // 12 12 0 EA 216.84 OPEN PURCHASE

9. Radio, Motorola NA // 20 200 0 EA 1652.50 Open Purchase

10. Turnout Gear, Coat NA // 20 20 0 480.12 Open Purchase

11. Turnout Gear, Pants NA // 20 20 0 339.50 Open Purchase

A 4

A 5

Training Site

SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport

Site Consideration:

None

Computer QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Microsoft Office - // 1 1 0 EA NAVSEA Provide

2. Monitor, 17 inch Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 400.00

3. Pentium II, Computer, 64

MB RAM, 3 GB Hard Drive

Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 1500.00

4. PowerPoint Projector Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 2000.00

5. Projector Screen Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA

Consumable QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Battery "AA" 24 PK NA /6135009857845/ 10 10 0 EA 8.17 SERVMART

2. Battery "C" 1.5V 12 PK NA /6135009857846/ 10 10 0 EA 8.23 SERVMART

3. Battery "D", 4 PK NA /613501468310/ 10 10 0 EA 4.09 SERVMART

4. CABINET, KEY - /7125-00-132-8973/ 2 2 0 EA 93.93 81348

5. CDR Disk 1176940 /7045-01-482-7540/ 5 5 0 PG $6.20 19139 N/A N/A

6. Chair, Classroom - /7110-01-188-3953/ 60 60 0 EA 134.06 FEDLOG

7. Chair, Office - /7110-01-188-4427/ 3 3 0 EA 87.77 FEDLOG

8. Clipboard "9"x12.5" - /7520-00-281-5918/ 4 4 0 EA 1.55 SERVEMART

9. Container, Waste - /6640-01-083-9756/ 5 5 0 EA 34.19 FEDLOG

10. Disinfectant, Wescodyne

Solution, (4 x 1 GL)

- /6840-01-559-9132/ 2 2 0 CA 201.00

11. Dry Erase Cleaner - /7520-02-420-2408/ 3 3 0 EA 3.37 FEDLOG

12. Dry Erase marker Set AVE29830-ZSC // 2 2 0 SE 7.49 SERVEMART

A 6

13. Extra Fine Pen, Black - /7520-01-650-0432/ 60 60 0 DZ 3.96 FEDLOG

14. First Aid Kit, General - 00/116-1410/ 3 3 0 EA $220.34

15. Highlighters, 4 colors 7520-01-461-

// 5 5 0 BX 5.50

16. LASER POINTER,

GREEN

- /7520-01-574-8720/ 1 1 0 EA 67.07 79690

17. MARKER,

PERMANENT, BLACK,

RETRACTABLE(4PK)

- /7520-01-555-0296/ 2 2 0 BX 4.50

18. Medical Screening Forms NA // 1 1 0 EA NPDCINST 5100.1

19. PAPER, SKILCRAFT, 8

1/2" X 11",

- /7530-01-503-8441/ 10 10 0 BX 72.58

20. Pencil, Standard #2 MED NA /7510002815234/ 10 10 0 DZ 1.43 SERVMART

21. STAPLER, ELECTRONIC - /7520-01-436-4130/ 5 5 0 EA 44.28

22. Trash Bags TRC3860 /8105-01-386-2399/ 5 5 0 BX $76.77 2A178 N/A N/A

23. WIPES, CHEMICAL

CLEANING (6EA)

- /6840-01-411-9963/ 5 5 0 BX 63.25

Equipment QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. CABINET, FILE, 8

SHELF

- /7520-01-457-0726/ 3 3 0 EA 47.97

2. Clamp, Spring, Smoke Curtain

NA /5120011215023/ H 32 32 0 EA 3.13

3. CONNECTION,

SIAMESE WYE-GATE

- /4210-00-255-0234/ 12 12 0 EA 332.49

4. DESK, OFFICE - /7110-00-149-1626/ 5 5 0 EA 241.28

5. Extinguisher, Fire, CO2, 15LB

NA /4210002030217/ D 30 30 0 EA 481.83 WebFLIS

6. Extinguisher, Portable, AFFF

NA /4210002429131/ Y 1 1 0 EA 18.55 81348 WebFLIS

7. Extinguisher, Portable, PKP, 18lb

NA /4210009894589/ D 1 1 0 EA 510.00 WebFLIS

8. FLASHLIGHT, SAFETY

(SABRE)

- /6230-00-299-3035/ 20 20 0 EA 14.35

A 7

9. GLOVES, CLOTH,

LEATHER PALM

- /8415-01-267-9661/ 1 1 0 PR 10.32

10. Gloves, Steam Block 01-476-5017 01/476-5017/ 72 72 0 PR $79.34

11. Helmet, Firefighter's 01-493-7428 // 72 72 0 $179.23 09729

12. HOOD, ANTI-FLASH,

FIREFIGHTIERS(GOLD)

- // 72 72 0 EA 39.75 OPEN PURCHASE

13. Hose Assembly, Firefighting, 1 3/4" x 50'

NA /4210011431404/ D 15 15 0 EA 162.08

14. HOSE ASSY, 2 1/2" X 50' - /4210-01-131-0247/ 4 4 0 EA

15. Imager, Thermal (NFTI) NA /4210012137310/ Y 1 1 0 KT 14147.00 03950 WebFLIS

16. KIT, EMERGENCY

RESCUE MEDICAL

- /6445-01-459-1115/ 1 1 0 KT 234.46

17. MANNEQUIN (FULL

BODY FLEXIBLE)

- // 1 1 0 EA 1513.56 OPEN PURCHASE

18. MASK, FIT TEST - // 1 1 0 EA 147.00 OPEN PURCHASE

19. SCBA PAK 4.5 - /4240-01-563-9657/ 72 72 0 EA 7235.62

20. Smoke Curtain - 42/10-01-306-7826/ 4 4 0 EA $242.45

21. STRETCHER, MILLER

BOARD

- /6530-01-199-1969/ 1 1 0 EA 911.18

22. STRETCHER, STOKES - /6530-00-042-8131/ 1 1 0 EA 286.90

23. Vari-Nozzle, 1 1/2", 95

GPM

NA /4210004651906/ D 20 20 0 EA 300.91 00912 WebFLIS

24. Wrench, Spanner, 1 1/2" NA /5120002930406/ H 8 8 0 EA 23.92 81348 WebFLIS

IMM

QTY QTY QTY

No. Designator Title REQ'D O/H Short

1. A-495-0021 A-495-0021 LESSON TOPIC 1.1: INTRODUCTION 1 1 0

2. A-495-0021 A-495-0021 LESSON TOPIC 2.1: FIREFIGHTING

ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURES

A 8

Publication

QTY QTY QTY

No. Number Title Supplier REQ'D O/H Short

1. COMNAVSURFORINST 3451.4

(series) Standard Surface Ship Repair Party Manual 1 1 0

3. N333-009 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN 4 4 0

4. NSTM 077 Personnel Protection Equipment 1 1 0

5. NSTM 079, Vol 2 Damage Control Practical Damage Control 1 1 0

6. NSTM 555, Vol 1 Surface Ship Firefighting 1 1 0

7. NTTP 3-20.31 Surface Ship Survivability 1 1 0

8. OPNAVINST 5100.19 (Series); Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual for

Forces Afloat

OPNAV 1 1 0

9. OPNAVINST 5100.23 (Series) Navy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual- Ashore

1 1 0

10. S6220-EN-MMO-010 Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Scott Air-Pak 4.5, Operation, Maint, IPB

NAVSEA 1 1 0

Support Equipment QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Amplifier, SCBA 200739-01 /5996015646557/ 20 20 0 KT 468.23

2. Boots, Fireman's NA /8430-01-535-9709/ D 72 72 0 PR 140.37 58536 WebFLIS

3. Boots, Flight Deck NA /8430-00-624-3135/ Y 12 12 0 PR 74.98 81349 WebFLIS

4. BOTTLE, SCBA 4.5, 30

MIN

- /4240-01-486-1939/ 2 2 0 EA 912.67

5. BOTTLE, SCBA 4.5, 45

MIN

- /4240-01-515-7154/ 72 72 0 EA 1322.38

6. Coveralls, Firefighting NA /8415013006558/ Y 72 72 0 EA 466.35 81349 WebFLIS

7. COVERALLS, RED

(INSTRUCTOR)

- // 20 20 0 EA 60.00 OPEN PURCHASE

8. HELMET,

FIREFIGHTERS

(INSTRUCTOR)

19-167-090 // 12 12 0 EA 216.84 OPEN PURCHASE

9. Radio, Motorola NA // 20 20 0 EA 1652.50 Open Purchase

10. Turnout Gear, Coat NA // 20 20 0 480.12 Open Purchase

A 9

A 10

Training Site

SWOS Engineering Learning Site Mayport - Alternate Training Site Rota

Site Consideration:

None

Computer QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Microsoft Office - // 1 1 0 EA NAVSEA Provide

2. Monitor, 17 inch Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 400.00

3. Pentium II, Computer, 64

MB RAM, 3 GB Hard Drive

Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 1500.00

4. PowerPoint Projector Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA 2000.00

5. Projector Screen Open Purchase // 1 1 0 EA

Consumable QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. Battery "AA" 24 PK NA /6135009857845/ 10 10 0 EA 8.17 SERVMART

2. Battery "C" 1.5V 12 PK NA /6135009857846/ 10 10 0 EA 8.23 SERVMART

3. Battery "D", 4 PK NA /613501468310/ 10 10 0 EA 4.09 SERVMART

4. CABINET, KEY - /7125-00-132-8973/ 2 2 0 EA 93.93 81348

5. CDR Disk 1176940 /7045-01-482-7540/ 5 5 0 PG $6.20 19139 N/A N/A

6. Chair, Classroom - /7110-01-188-3953/ 45 45 0 EA 134.06 FEDLOG

7. Chair, Office - /7110-01-188-4427/ 3 3 0 EA 87.77 FEDLOG

8. Clipboard "9"x12.5" - /7520-00-281-5918/ 4 4 0 EA 1.55 SERVEMART

9. Container, Waste - /6640-01-083-9756/ 5 5 0 EA 34.19 FEDLOG

10. Disinfectant, Wescodyne

Solution, (4 x 1 GL)

- /6840-01-559-9132/ 2 2 0 CA 201.00

11. Dry Erase Cleaner - /7520-02-420-2408/ 3 3 0 EA 3.37 FEDLOG

A 11

13. Extra Fine Pen, Black - /7520-01-650-0432/ 45 45 0 DZ 3.96 FEDLOG

14. First Aid Kit, General - 00/116-1410/ 3 3 0 EA $220.34

15. Highlighters, 4 colors 7520-01-461-

// 5 5 0 BX 5.50

16. LASER POINTER,

GREEN

- /7520-01-574-8720/ 1 1 0 EA 67.07 79690

17. MARKER,

PERMANENT, BLACK,

RETRACTABLE(4PK)

- /7520-01-555-0296/ 3 3 0 BX 4.50

18. Medical Screening Forms NA // 1 1 0 EA NPDCINST 5100.1

19. PAPER, SKILCRAFT, 8

1/2" X 11",

- /7530-01-503-8441/ 10 10 0 BX 72.58

20. Pencil, Standard #2 MED NA /7510002815234/ 10 10 0 DZ 1.43 SERVMART

21. STAPLER, ELECTRONIC - /7520-01-436-4130/ 5 5 0 EA 44.28

22. Trash Bags TRC3860 /8105-01-386-2399/ 5 5 0 BX $76.77 2A178 N/A N/A

23. WIPES, CHEMICAL

CLEANING (6EA)

- /6840-01-411-9963/ 5 5 0 BX 63.25

Equipment QTY QTY QTY CAGE SM&R Technical

No. Type/Nomenclature Part Number COG/NIIN/SMIC AAC REQ'D O/H Short U/I Unit Cost Code Code Reference

1. CABINET, FILE, 8

SHELF

- /7520-01-457-0726/ 3 3 0 EA 47.97

2. Clamp, Spring, Smoke Curtain

NA /5120011215023/ H 32 32 0 EA 3.13

3. CONNECTION,

SIAMESE WYE-GATE

- /4210-00-255-0234/ 12 12 0 EA 332.49

4. DESK, OFFICE - /7110-00-149-1626/ 5 5 0 EA 241.28

5. Extinguisher, Fire, CO2, 15LB

NA /4210002030217/ D 30 30 0 EA 481.83 WebFLIS

6. Extinguisher, Portable, AFFF

NA /4210002429131/ Y 1 1 0 EA 18.55 81348 WebFLIS

7. Extinguisher, Portable, PKP, 18lb

NA /4210009894589/ D 1 1 0 EA 510.00 WebFLIS

8. FLASHLIGHT, SAFETY

(SABRE)

A 12

9. GLOVES, CLOTH,

LEATHER PALM

- /8415-01-267-9661/ 1 1 0 PR 10.32

10. Gloves, Steam Block 01-476-5017 01/476-5017/ 57 57 0 PR $79.34

11. Helmet, Firefighter's 01-493-7428…