Peach
Fire Department

Full-scale hands-on facility training (3-6 hours) covering firefighter survival and RIT evolutions. Officer selects evolutions. Possible evolutions include: self-rescue skills (wall breach with stud bay reduction, wire entanglement, SCBA emergency procedures), reduced-profile maneuver, ladder bail (head-first hook & go, two-arm), wall hang, rope slide, air-share / regulator transfer / RIC pack hookup, Denver Drill (window rescue), Pittsburgh Drill (stairwell rescue), Nance Drill (basement rescue), full RIT deployment (size-up, RIT bag deploy, locate, package, drag, hand-off), mayday transmission practice (LUNAR), and post-mayday accountability / PAR. Each evolution under air with realistic obstacles. Includes pre-brief, dry run, full evolution, AAR, and reset. Reference: NFPA 1407, NFPA 1500. Document evolutions, times, and findings.

1. 1. Transmit a complete mayday using LUNAR within target time.
2. 2. Complete the survival or RIT evolution assigned.
3. 3. Demonstrate effective air management and emergency procedures.
4. 4. Demonstrate RIT team coordination (locate-package-remove).
5. 5. Conduct AAR and document for department records.

For firefighters from other departments.