Recommendations for Institutional facilities · National Disaster Management Guidelines - Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

SL	NAME OF APPLIANCE	Approx. Cost. (in lacs)	Suggested specification
1.	Foam Tender (without chasis)	-	IS 10460
2.	Dry Powder Tender (2000 Kgs) (without chasis)	15-16	IS 10993
3.	Mobile Workshop for repair of Fire Appliances (Technical Personnel)	50	No BIS specification
4.	Portable Hi Press Back Pack (Water Mist Technology)	3	No BIS specification
5.	Hydraulic Cutters with complete power unit	4.5	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-35
6.	Spreaders (Heavy Duty) with complete power unit	4.7	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-35
7.	Power Cutter (HD)	4.50	No BIS specification
8.	Victim Locating Camera	12	No BIS specification
9.	Fire Entry Suits	1	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-36
10.	Aluminized Fire Proximity suits	0.40	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-37
11.	Light Weight Stretcher	0.03	No BIS specification
12.	Self contained B.A. Sets	0.80	IS 10245 (Pt. 1 to 4)
13.	Special Branches	0.30	No BIS specification
14.	Rescue Rams (HD)	3	No BIS specification
15.	Eye protection equipments	.05	No BIS specification
16.	Protective Gloves for hot & cold protection	.01	No BIS specification
17.	Water Gel Fire Burn Blanket	0.08	No BIS specification

Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

National Disaster Management Guidelines: Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

SL	NAME OF APPLIANCE	Approx. Cost. (in lacs)	Suggested specification
18.	Safety Torches (Intrinsically safe)	0.08	No BIS specification
19.	Safety Life line for Fire Fighter	0.02	No BIS specification
20.	Double Vision Power	0.10	No BIS specification
21.	Diving Suits (Dry type)	3	No BIS specification
22.	Life Saving Jackets	0.05	No BIS specification
23.	Safety Boots (with steel toe & chemical resistance)	0.08	No BIS specification
24.	Gas Masks for Various types of Gases	.05	No BIS specification
25.	Protective clothing	1	No BIS specification
26.	Fire Boats	8	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-38
27.	Flood Rescue Boats	10 - 15	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-39
28.	Self Powered Saw for Wood	0.25	No BIS specification
29.	Multi purpose Diamond Saw for Concrete, metals, etc.	3.75	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-40
30.	Electric Chain Saw	1.75	No BIS specification
31.	Electric Saw Circular	1.75	No BIS specification
32.	Self powered chain saw	1	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-41
33.	Aluminum Extension ladder (20' )	0.20	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-42
34.	Pneumatic Lifting Bags (10-15 Ton)	0.38	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-43
35.	Light Inflatable Tower for emergency lighting at incident sites	2	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-44
36.	Infra red Thermal Imaging Camera	7 - 14	Specification of SFAC is enclosed as Annexure-45

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Annexures

SL	NAME OF APPLIANCE	Approx. Cost. (in lacs)	Suggested specification
37.	Electric Winch (Capacity 1.5 Ton)	0.20	No BIS specification
38.	Life Detector Type-I & II	16	Specification as per NDRF
39.	Victim location equipment and Breaching system	20	- do -
40.	Video camera with accessories	0.20	- do -
41.	Hand held gas detector	5.80	- do -
42.	Multigas Detector	1.50	- do -
43.	Angle Cutter (electric) 14" dia	0.44	- do -
44.	Replacement Diamond Tipped Blades for angle cutter	0.118	- do -
45.	Replace Composite Blades for angle cutter	0.01	- do -
46.	Circular Saw (electric) 164" dia	0.27	- do -
47.	Replacement Carbide Tipped Blade for circular saw	0.15	- do -
48.	Air lifting bag set with air cylinders	7	- do -
49.	Multi Cable winch	2.5	- do -
50.	Bullet Chain saw 16"	1.90	- do -
51.	Hammer Drill Concrete	0.25	- do -
52.	Gas cutter 450mm	0.032	- do -
53.	Regulator for Gas cutter	.004	- do -
54.	Rubber pipe Duplon 100m rolls	0.03	- do -
55.	Oxygen Cylinder	0.045	- do -
56.	Acetylene Cylinder	0.015	- do -
57.	Replacement 12" dia diamond tipped blades	0.21	- do -
58.	Ramset with matching foot pump	1.50	- do -
59.	Hydraulic Jack 20 Tons	055	- do -
60.	Electric drill	0.047	- do -

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National Disaster Management Guidelines: Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

SL	NAME OF APPLIANCE	Approx. Cost. (in lacs)	Suggested specification
61.	Electric drill bit set	0.02	- do -
62.	Chipping Hammer	0.50	- do -
63.	Chipping Hammer bit flat	0.012	- do -
64.	Chipping Hammer bit pointed	0.019	- do -
65.	Rotary Hammer drill	0.22	- do -
66.	Rotary Hammer drill bit	0.017	- do -
67.	Keyhole saw complete with set of four saws	0.037	- do -
68.	Reciprocating saw	.21	- do -
69.	Reciprocating saw blade Wood	0.05	- do -
70.	Reciprocating saw blade Metal	0.05	- do -
71.	Cordless Hammer drill	.235	- do -
72.	Cordless Hammer drill bit set	0.018	- do -
73.	Spare battery for cordless hammer drill	0.05	- do -
74.	Fire extinguisher Portable	0.028	- do -
75.	Leak tester for testing respiratory equipment	5	- do -
76.	Distress signal unit	0.10	- do -
77.	Portable Generator 10.5 KVA	1.50	- do -
78.	Portable Generator 210.5 KVA	0.73	- do -
79.	Oxygen concentrator	0.65	- do -
80.	Pulse Oxymeter	0.40	- do -
81.	Nebuliser	0.025	- do -
82.	Portable Anaesthesia kit	0.18	- do -
83.	Portable ultra sound Machine	4	- do -
84.	Automatic blood analyzer	2	- do -
85.	Multi parameter Monitor	1.40	- do -
86.	Portable defibrillator with recorder

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Annexures

SL	NAME OF APPLIANCE	Approx. Cost. (in lacs)	Suggested specification
87.	Portable suction equipment	0.06	- do -
88.	ECG Machine with analyzer	0.72	- do -
89.	Manual suction unit	0.045	- do -
90.	Satellite Phones	3	- do -
91.	Base Station 25 watts	0.25	- do -
92.	Portable Radio Set	0.30	- do -
93.	Portable Shelters 10' x 14'	0.36	- do -
94.	Portable Shelters 10' x 23'	0.60	- do -
95.	Personal diving kit (Diving suit Breathing apparatus weight belt gloves dive fins)	2.50	- do -
96.	High pressure breathing air compressor	7.25	- do -
97.	Under Water torch	0.35	- do -
98.	Under water communication set	4.80	- do -
99.	Under water Video Camera	0.78	- do -
100.	Floating pump	1.75	- do -
101.	Inflatable boat with OBM (FRP)	4	- do -
102.	Rescue Boat	2	- do -
103.	Inflatable motor rescue boats small (10 seated)	3.50	- do -
104.	Life buoys	0.03	- do -
105.	Inflatable motor rescue boats big (210 seated) Boat Assault Universal Type with OBM 50 HP	2	- do -
106.	Synthetic Life Jackets	0.03	- do -
107.	Pneumatic Emergency outlet/slide/chute	-	-
108.	Fiber Stretcher / Fiber fork stretcher	-	-

Note : Specification given are minimum. If at the time of purchase equipments with higher specification is available, then concern Fire Service may opt for higher specification. Equipments not in the list can also be procured to strengthen Fire Services according to local need on the basis of vulnerability assessment.

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National Disaster Management Guidelines: Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

Annexure – 29

Amenities

Classrooms with modern facilities for 30 – 40 participants

Facilities for outdoor practical training.

Fully computerized lab for fire prevention training.

A fully equipped 70 - 100 seats theatre with tiered seating and the option of a divider wall to make two smaller theatres.

• A core assembly area and breakout space adjacent to the main facility etc.

Outdoor Training Structures

The Institute should have practical training area which will encompass state-of-the-art training mock-ups, including confined spaces building, rescue tower, the burn building, auto extrication area, hazardous materials training site etc.

Confined Spaces Building

The confined space building is built above ground but simulates rescue in a manhole below street level. Trainees enter from the top while staircases and doors at each of the three levels create a safety net for immediate evacuation or medical treatment if required.

The Rescue Tower

This five level structure allows:

• Multiple emergency response scenarios such as interior search and high-rise fire fighting.

Aerial platform training.

Technical rope rescue and ladder-training.

A smoke room that directs simulated smoke to either a section of the tower or throughout the building to enhance training scenarios. The dense smoke is generated from a water based product, making it safe for training and education purposes.

Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

Contributors

The Burn Building

Trainees should experience real fire conditions up to 900 degrees fahrenheit in this intensely supervised and remotely monitored setting. The design of the burn building has incorporated “sacrificial” masonry panels and other innovations that allow the structure to withstand the trauma of training without structural failure.

Auto Extrication Area

Auto extrication area should allows the instructors to educate using challenging motor vehicle training scenarios in a safe environment. The area is spacious and can support heavy extrication scenarios such as tractor trailers or school bus extrication.

Hazardous Materials Training site

The Hazmat training site should be located close to the main campus and should spread out over a 15 – 20 acre site. The special operations training site includes the following features to simulate realistic scenarios:

Transport trucks

• Busses

Rolling terrain

An out-building to simulate HAZMAT storage facilities

The facilities may also include

High rise industrial buildings, domestic premises, commercial and factory units etc. where operational personnel can practice their fire fighting and rescue skills: a stretch of motorway complete with a divider and footpath, as well as a section of railway track and a level crossing where specialist rescue techniques can be practiced; a helicopter landing pad, an aircraft fuselage, and an oil refinery complex and the site has facilities including a ship where specialist techniques for fire fighting in an engine room, cargo hold and passenger accommodation can be trained for and developed.

Important points

The training institute should have world class collapsed building training facility which now enables fire fighters to train in realistic scenarios.

The institute for fire service training would be a key part of the fire service training infrastructure and should continue to receive support from all stakeholders including central government to enable a safe and effective response to be made

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National Disaster Management Guidelines: Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

to local, national and international emergencies.

The training institute should play an important role in training local Fire service trainers and ensure quality training and maintain their skills.

The fire service training institute should be a key partner in delivering the Governments' Critical National Infrastructure working alongside other emergency services and agencies.

Scaling, Type of Equipment and Training of Fire Services

Core Group

Core Group Members

1.	Jyoti Kumar Sinha, Member, NDMA	Chairman
2.	Aditya D.J, Asstt. Fire Prevention Officer, State Fire Service, Govt. Assam Panbazar, Guwahati, Assam.	Member
3.	Bhat G.A, Director General, Fire & Emergency Services, J & K, State Fire & Emergency Services, Jammu & Kashmir.	Member
4.	Bhattacharya .S, Manager (Fire Services), Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. (ONGC), Corporation Fire Services Cell, Scope Complex, Core-5, 5th Floor, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.	Member
5.	Biswas D.P, Addl. DG, West Bengal, West Bengal Fire & Emergency Services, 13-D, Mirza Ghalib Street, Kolkata, West Bengal.	Member
6.	Borali T.C, Fire Prevention Officer, State Fire Service, Assam, O/o The Addl. DGP & Director SFSO, Panbazar, Guwahati, Assam.	Member
7.	Chandra Ramesh, State Fire Officer, Govt. of Bihar, Main Secretariat, Hutment No-16, Patna, Bihar.	Member
8.	Changappa B.G, Director, Karnataka State Fire & Emergency Services, No-1, AM Road, Bangalore, Karnataka.	Member
9.	Choudhary R.S, Asstt. Director, NCDC, Nagpur, Maharashtra.	Member
10.	Datta (Maj. Gen.) V.K, AVSM, SM, VSM, PPMG, Sr. Specialist (CB&ME), NDMA, GoI, NDMA Bhavan, A-1, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi.	Member

15.	Goswami (Ms.) Suchitra, Joint Secretary, MHA, GoI, Lok Nayak Bhawan, New Delhi	Member
16.	Infant A.R, IPS, DGP & Director, F&ES, Karnataka, No-1, AM Road, Bangalore, Karnataka.	Member
17.	Khanna Brig. (Dr.) B.K, Sr. Specialist (TCD), NDMA, GoI, NDMA Bhavan, Room No. 308, 2nd Floor, A-1, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi.	Member
18.	Khare Ashok, Chief Engineer, Urban Administration & Development Deptt., MP, Bhopal, UADO Deptt., Govt. of MP, Shivaji Nagar, Bhopal Madhya Pradesh.	Member
19.	Kumar Subhash, Airport Fire Services, Airport Authority of India, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi.	Member
20.	Kundu Sachdananda, Fire and Disaster Management Advisor and Consultant, P/4, Belgachia Villa, Kolkata, West Bengal.	Member
21.	Mawia Zoram, IPS, Director, Mizoram Fire Services, Aizawl, Mizoram.	Member
22.	Menon Ashok, Director, Directorate of Fire & Emergency Services, Govt. of Goa, Panji, Goa.	Member
23.	Mishra Prakash, IPS, DG Fire Services and Comdt. General, Home Guards, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.	Member
24.	Misra Gopal Chandra, Chief Fire Officer, Delhi Fire Services, New Delhi.	Member
25.	Mallick (Ms) Monalina, Deputy Director Project- IEO, Department of Humanities, IIT, Kharagpur, West Bengal.	Member
26.	Mahapatra Sampurna, Sr. Specialist (Earthquake), NDMA, GoI, NDMA Bhavan, Room No. 308, 2nd Floor, A-1, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi.
27.	Naik Jayram, Addl. Director, DG Fire Services, AP State Disaster Response and Fire Services, BRKR, Govt. Offices Complex, 'B' Block, 1st Floor, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.	Member
28.	Nair N.M.S, GM (Security & Head Fire Services), ONGC, New Delhi.	Member
29.	Parkash Om, Fire Advisor, DGCD - MHA, GoI, East Block-7, Level-7, R.K. Puram, New Delhi.	Member
30.	Phoolka T.P.S, Additional Commissioner-cum-Chief Fire Officer Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh Municipal Corporation, Deluxe Building, Sector-17, Chandigarh.	Member
31.	Pradhan (Dr.) Rabindra Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities, IIT, Kharagpur, West Bengal.	Member

32.	Prasad D. Ravindra, Advisor, Advisor, Urban Governance, Centre for EEUG and ID, Administrative Staff College, Bella Vista, Raj Bhavan Road, Hyderabad , Andhra Pradesh.	Member
33.	Shami D.K, DG Fire Advisor, DGCD, MHA, GoI, East Block-7, Level-7, R.K. Puram, New Delhi.	Member
34.	Shamim, Director, Fire Service College, Nagpur, Maharashtra.	Member
35.	Sharma B.C, Deputy Director, Centre for Fire, Explosive & Environment. Safety, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, CFEES, Brig. S.K. Mazumdar Road, Timarpur, Delhi.	Member
36.	Sharma R.C, Director, Delhi Fire Service, Govt. of NCT, Delhi.	Member
37.	Sharma V.K, DIG, Fire, CISF (Fire Wing), 13, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.	Member
38.	Singh Jasbir, Fire Officer-cum-Nominated Authority, NDMC, Palika Kendra, Sansad Marg, New Delhi.	Member
39.	Singh N. Noren, Director, Manipur Fire Service, Paona Bazar, Imphal, Manipur	Member
40.	Soffi N, IPS, SP, Fire Service, Govt. of Nagaland, Kohima Nagaland.	Member
41.	Srivastva Devesh Chandra, IAS, Director, Department of Fire Service, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh	Member
42.	Tiwari S.K, Asstt. Engineer, Urban Administration & Development Deptt., Govt. of MP, Shivaji Nagar, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.	Member
43.	Tongar B.S, OSD / CFO, Home Deptt., Govt. of MP, Mantralaya Fire Station, Jail Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.	Member
44.	Vishwanathan H, Director (S), DGFASLI, Mumbai DGFASLI, NS Mankika May Suois, Mumbai, Maharashtra.	Member
45.	Wadhwa (Dr.) K.C, Addl. Director, Centre for Fire, Explosive & Environment Safety, Ministry of Defence, CFEES, Brig. S.K. Mazumdar Road, Timarpur, Delhi.	Member