Minimum Fire Response Equipment Sample Clauses

Minimum Fire Response Equipment. The initial response equipment will include as a minimum: • Two(2) NFPA 1901 Pumper Fire Apparatus Type I with minimum of two personnel each. • Two(2) NFPA 1901 Ambulance Type I or III with minimum of two person each. Significant fires may warrant response by more than the minimum equipment stated above and including equipment for SCBA bottle recharging, water supply tender, aerial, etc. Severe events may require a large percentage of the HFD equipment and manpower. The HFD should typically maintain a minimum stock of 300 gallons of Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) concentrate (restocking periods exempted). Energy Northwest will replace any AFFF used during emergency operations. Additional equipment response may be requested by the Columbia Shift Manager/Emergency Director, Fire Brigade Leader, or as directed by responding HFD officers. Energy Northwest procedure ABN-FIRE has a list of available HFD equipment that can be requested. When equipment changes and storage locations are changed, the HFD is responsible to inform Energy Northwest Fire Protection of the changes so ABN-FIRE can be updated.
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