Not saying with any certainty but my 2 cents are that it was originally a class 3 that was retrofitted with a sprinkler & alarm system when it became a gym.
like your coverage as to how that command post operates.
Some Divisions do it a bit different. As the 3rd Division command post has to get set up for every fire. I have a video coming soon regarding Field Coms Command Post
EVERY fire? or 10-75 and above? Just curious.
Was the sprinkler system operational? Were the conditions under which it was designed unchanged?
Division 3 Commander wants it setup at every 10-75
L-30 isn't in Da Bronx!
Maybe he meant 19 & 29 Truck
Close enough!
30 was included in the quote. I probably should have specified 19, 29 and 56. Oh well, oops!!
The Residential Sprinkler (NFPA-13D) Guidelines make very clear that their primary purpose is to allow safe egress of the home's occupants.
I hope they didn't take the BQE or they would have had to stop for fuel from all the idling in traffic.
No idea Chief. I assume that the cause in this incident was electrical. Electric utility companies are starting to use ground fault predication equipment to allow early identification of failing electrical circuits. I think this being used down to the substation level. As costs come down, this technology will some day be found on your kitchen dishwasher.How about Commercial buildings? I was lowly operations Battalion Chief. Didn't get into NFPA