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Course · AL
Fire Science II
Career and Technical Education, Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE)
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Fire Science II provides students with advanced instruction and opportunities to demonstrate fire-fighting techniques. Topics include forcible entry; tactical ventilation; fire control; loss control; fire origin and causes; firefighter survival; hazards, behavior, and identification of hazardous materials and weapons of mass destruction; and hazardous material operations, product control and personal protective equipment.
Explain the concepts and methods of forcible entry into a structure or componentDemonstrate forcible entry into a structure or componentApply concepts of tactical ventilation, following the policiesCompare fire control methods in various types of structuresCompare and contrast fire control methods in Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Class K, vehicleDemonstrate methods of fire control in all types of firesExplain concepts of loss control, following the policiesApply loss control practices, following the policiesAnalyze the causes and origins of fires in given scenariosRecognize and adapt to potential hazards in firefighting situationsDemonstrate practices for escaping life-threatening situationsRescue lost or trapped firefighters. and Weapons of MassIdentify the characteristics of hazardous materials in a given incident scenarioDetermine actions needed to protect first responders, citizens, and property in a given incidentDemonstrate appropriate communications during a hazardous materials incident. and PersonalIdentify potential hazards in chemical spills, chemical fires, and other incidents involving hazardous materialsIdentify action options in chemical spills, chemical fires, and other incidents involving hazardous materialsApply concepts of an Incident Action Plan to handle an incident involving hazardous materials