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NIOSH Cedar Fire Report

Summary

Introduction

Investigation & Medical Findings

Recommendations / Discussions

References

Glossary of Terms

Maps and Photographs


CDF Cedar Fire Report

Table of Contents

Review Team Process

Overview of Accident

Summary of Events

Sequence of Events

Findings

Causal Factors

Contributory Factors

Circumstances

Site Conditions

Graphics – List of Illustrations Table

Description of Supporting Data and Supplementary Information


Novato FPD Investigation Analysis

Table of Contents

Prologue

CDF Green Sheet

Overview

Lessons Learned

Draft Standard Operating Procedures

Inaja Fire Tragedy

Acknowledgements

 

NOVATO
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

Investigation Analysis
of the
Cedar Fire Incident


Engine 6162 Crew Entrapment,
Fatality, and Burn Injuries
October 29, 2003


Cedar Fire Lessons Learned

Cedar Fire Recovery Team

The Recovery Team identified a large number of findings based on their review of the events that led to the Cedar Fire burnover incident; the findings have been organized into nine subject categories:

  1. ALS Equipment
  2. Apparatus
  3. Communications
  4. Equipment
  5. Fire Behavior
  6. Personnel Protective Equipment
  7. Training and Experience
  8. Policy and Tactics
  9. Human Factors

Significant Findings

There were many findings identified for each of the nine subject categories. Some of the findings did not play any role in the Cedar burnover however they were identified as issues that needed to be addressed within the Novato Fire District and in some cases by the fire service in general.

In order to provide the reader with a complete picture of the situation these findings are displayed in three time phases related to the incident, Pre Incident, Incident and Post Incident Considerations.

The Novato Fire Protection District hopes that the information and issues identified in this report will lead to improved firefighter safety and survival in the future.


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