K Hazards and risks of the workplace affecting people and the environment in relation to fire and rescue operational incidents
K How to make and apply decisions based on the assessment of risk in relation to fire and rescue operational incidents
K How to apply practices that maximise the health, safety and welfare of yourself and others during fire and rescue operational incidents
K Fire service or other legislation relevant to carrying out search, rescue and casualty care
K Record systems specific to your role and their use
K Sources and availability of information
K Methods and techniques for communicating with others
K The importance of treating others with respect and consideration, taking account of, and accepting, diversity
K How to recognise and support people in distress
K Lines and methods of communication and reporting in the workplace
K Roles, responsibilities and limits of authority of self, others and other agencies in relation to fire and rescue operational incidents
K Personal protective and operational equipment used in fires and other operational incidents including their capabilities, limitations and safe use
K How to select personal protective and operational equipment appropriate to type of fires and operational incidents
K Roles and responsibilities within incident command systems
K Methods and techniques to control and extinguish fires
K Causes, effects and behaviour of fire
K Different fire types and fire classes
K Different active and passive fire protection systems
K Building fire protection systems, features and facilities that contribute to firefighter safety while responding to incidents
K Building features and facilities that can cause risk to firefighters when responding to incidents
K How different building construction and design can affect fire development
K How to identify safe means of egress in the built environment
K The importance of identifying and preserving evidence at fire and rescue incidents
K Different types of evidence relevant to fire and rescue incidents
K How to preserve evidence at operational incidents
K How to gain access, effect entry and maintain exit routes at fire and rescue incidents
K The importance of limiting damage to property and the environment when resolving fire and rescue incidents
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K 1 Hazards and risks of the workplace affecting people and the environment in relation to fire and rescue operational incidents
K 2 How to make and apply decisions based on the assessment of risk in relation to fire and rescue operational incidents
K 3 How to apply practices that maximise the health, safety and welfare of yourself and others during fire and rescue operational incidents
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K 4 Fire service or other legislation relevant to carrying out search, rescue and casualty care
K 5 Record systems specific to your role and their use
K 6 Sources and availability of information
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K 7 Methods and techniques for communicating with others
K 8 The importance of treating others with respect and consideration, taking account of, and accepting, diversity
K 9 How to recognise and support people in distress
K 10 Lines and methods of communication and reporting in the workplace
K 11 Roles, responsibilities and limits of authority of self, others and other agencies in relation to fire and rescue operational incidents
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K 12 Personal protective and operational equipment used in fires and other operational incidents including their capabilities, limitations and safe use
K 13 How to select personal protective and operational equipment appropriate to type of fires and operational incidents
K 14 Roles and responsibilities within incident command systems
K 15 Methods and techniques to control and extinguish fires
K 16 Causes, effects and behaviour of fire
K 17 Different fire types and fire classes
K 18 Different active and passive fire protection systems
K 19 Building fire protection systems, features and facilities that contribute to firefighter safety while responding to incidents
K 20 Building features and facilities that can cause risk to firefighters when responding to incidents
K 21 How different building construction and design can affect fire development
K 22 How to identify safe means of egress in the built environment
K 23 The importance of identifying and preserving evidence at fire and rescue incidents
K 24 Different types of evidence relevant to fire and rescue incidents
K 25 How to preserve evidence at operational incidents
K 26 How to gain access, effect entry and maintain exit routes at fire and rescue incidents
K 27 The importance of limiting damage to property and the environment when resolving fire and rescue incidents
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