Fire Scene

1. The member who monitors safety conditions (2)
3. Personal Alert Safety System
8. Connecting a supply hose up to a hydrant (3)
9. Limiting the amount of damage due to fire and fire operations
10. A multipurpose tool used to pull drywall down (2)
11. No further damage from fire or firefighting efforts (2)
14. An offensive tactic that begins with spraying water from the exterior to rapidly cool the fire compartment (2)
16. Drawing water from sources when a hydrant is not available
18. Mode where there is no interior attack
21. The engine assigned to that district and schedule to arrive first (2)
22. Firefighter says this when they have water flowing on the fire (3)
23. Protective fire gear (3)
25. Preparing a hose line to be filled with water (3)

2. The perimeter surrounding the area where firefighters/apparatus are engaging a fire and at risk of harm (2)
4. The ongoing process of evaluating a fire situation to determine the best course of action (2)
5. Conditions, Actions, Needs (2)
6. The fire may not be out, but is no longer spreading (2)
7. An all-purpose steel prying bar
9. The point of origin for a fire
12. The management of committed and uncommitted resources at the scene of an emergency
13. A large water volume stream dedicated to a specific area (2)
15. Mode where there is a direct interior attack
17. Preliminary Exposure Reduction Trailer
19. Incident Command
20. The apparatus to arrive first on scene
24. Benchmark given after a search is complete (2)