2 closes down the delivery.‘Make-up’+ The trainer disengages the pump.+ No. 2 “Knock off’. 4 takes a line and secures the suction and strainer and, assisted by No. Standard Practices may incorporate the changing from one set of equipment to another e.g. 1 reports to the Officer in Charge.Additional Significant Hazards4 None.Additional Key Control Measures4 None.Section 4 Standard Practices 57Aim: To remove a dividing breeching from a line of hose with a crew of fivePrior learning:All candidates should be competent in standard practice YH6.Practical Learning Objectives:Demonstrate the correct method of:0 Removing a dividing breeching from a line of hose.‘Get to W W k ’Equipment is laid out as detailed in standard practice H60 No.
3 to the branch.
5 becomes No. 4 returns to the branch. 4 with the message “Knock off’ or “Knock off and make up”.+ No. The hose can be pulled out without much effort and locked at short intervals (no more than 50 cm). 4 enters the building and joins No.
3 then proceeds to the point where the hose enters the building and passes the message to No.
1 sends No. 0 To run out rolled hose, the lugs of the female coupling (which are at the centre of the roll) are taken one in each hand, the hose is held chest high and is allowed to revolve around the lugs and pay out on the right hand side of the body.
At the completion of a standard practice, hose and equipment is generally made up and returned to the appliance by those who provided it. 3 passes. 2, removes the branch from the hose-reel not in use. 1 and 3 lower the hose and branch whilst No. 5 to shut down the hydrant.4 Nos 2 and 5 make up the suction side of the pump.4 Nos 1 and 4 return the branches.4 Nos 1, 3 and 4 make up the delivery hose.4 When all the gear is made up, No.
2 takes a length of soft suction, runs it out from the hydrant to the pump and makes the connection.4 If more than one length of soft suction is required, Nos 2 and 4 run out alternate lengths.4 No. 2, No. Additional significant hazards and risks particular to each standard practice are indicated in the specific section on that standard practice. 1 gives the order to No. 1 reports to the Officer in Charge.Additional Significant Hazards4 NoneAdditional Key Control Measures4 None50 Fire and Rescue Service Manual - Youth Training and Development+ When the flow ceases, No. 4 sends back No. 4 to shut down the hydrant.+ Nos 2 and 4 make up the suction side of the pump.+ No. No. It is not very strong on small rope but holds better on larger lines. 4 All crew members must be aware of the sequence of numbering. 1 places the branch and hose on the ground then hands the male coupling to No. 1 and 3 lower the hose and branch whilst No. 4 to No. Pump operator positioned in line of sight of branch holders and pump fittings gauges as far as is reasonably practical. No. 2 takes a line and assisted by Nos 4 and 5 secures the suction and strainer and places the suction into the water supply.+ The delivery hose is laid as in standard practice YP6.Section 4 Standard Practices 61Standard Practice: YP5Aim: To get a pump to work from a hydrant using soft suction with a crew of four (one delivery)Prior learning:All personnel should be competent in standard practices YPD3 and YH1.Practical Learning Objectives:Demonstrate the correct method of:4 Getting one line of hose to work from a pump supplied from a hydrant.‘Get to work’4 The trainer engages the pump.4 No. Click & Collect Deliver -+ Update. 1 holding the female coupling in the left hand, connects the branch with theright hand.As the hose is run out, Nos 3 and 4 follow No. 2 unships the standpipe, key and bar, makes up the hydrant and returns all gear.Q All members of the crew under-run and make up the hose.0 When all gear is made up, No. 3 sitting behind No. When No. 030 Fire and Rescue Service Manual - Youth Training and Development0 No. 5 takes a length of hose and runs it out from No. 3 (and/or No. No. No. - NoltoNo4 “add a length” No 4 No 2 New length 25Section 4 Standard Practices4.5 Pump standard practices Purpose: The pump standard practices detailed within this section provide systems of work, which will enable crews to work effectively, and safely with fire and rescue service pumps. 1 sends No. Where failure could cause property damage, injury, or death, seek professional instruction prior to use. No. 5 provides a dividing breeching and places it adjacent to the coupling where+ the line is to be divided. 1 to reconnect the branch at its new position. 4, No.