s-130 Module 8

Identify TWO water conservation steps you can take on the fireline.

Use foam or other wetting agents. Shut off nozzles while traveling between hot spots.

Identify TWO proper methods for rolling fire hose.

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Identify THREE measures to follow to protect hoses and fittings after suppression activities.

Drain water from hose. Replace protective caps on accessories and hose ends. Roll hose.

Identify the adapter you need to divide one hoseline into two hoselines of equal or smaller diameter.

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Your supervisor has asked you to mark any defective items on your hoseline or accessories. Identify THREE conditions that can make hoses or accessories unusable.

Holes in hose Inoperative valves Damaged threads

Place each component of a progressive hose lay in order to match to the appropriate use.

Lateral Lines - Protect the attack line from minor flare-ups. Hose Packs - Get the next length to the appropriate location. Anchor Points - The starting location for any progressive hose lay. Hose clamps - Restrict water flow. Hoseline tees -Addition of lateral lines.

You just clamped off the hose line. What is your next step?

Open the nozzle to relieve pressure.

Select TWO potential hazards you need to protect the hose from.

The hose is laying across a road. The hose is dangerously close to the flames.

Nozzles and nozzle settings have specific purposes during a wildland fire incident. Match each nozzle or stream type with the MOST appropriate function or benefit.

adjustable fog nozzle Provides a variety of stream patterns and flow rates. Fog Stream - Conserves water supply. Straight stream - Achieves long reach in high winds.

identify a form of portable fire extinguisher that carries plain water or a foam and water solution.

backpack pump