HOW TO USE A TACTICAL WORKSHEET TO ORGANIZE THE FIREGROUND

A good incident commander must track the location and assignment of companies at all times during the incident. We do this by using a command board or "tactical worksheet." In this video I give a high level overview on how to use the command boards offered by CRF. I'll utilize a structure fire example to show how I would divide and organize the incident and how I would track it on our command board. If you haven’t already, join The Bay Floor online training community for the FULL LENGTH tutorial video that will give you an even better understanding of how to effectively use this tool. Plus you’ll get access to other resources and tons of great conversations. What is The Bay Floor? The Bay Floor is both an online community, AND a training platform filled with a continually growing library of resources and trainings that you can use, participate in, and take back to your firehouse on your next shift. The Bay Floor has traditionally been a place in the firehouse where firefighters hang out, talk shop, and learn from each other. The online Bay Floor community is a place where you can connect with real firefighters from all over who share their REAL names and their real experiences - and where the culture, purpose and community of the bay floor is brought to life in an online community of like-minded firefighters. So if you want to dive deeper, head to http://thebayfloor.com and subscribe to get the full-length video and explore all The Bay Floor has to offer. 🔥⬇️ LINKS & RESOURCES ⬇️🔥 🚒 The Bay Floor http://thebayfloor.com 👨🏻‍🚒 Learn more about me and our classes http://www.CombatReadyFire.Com 💻 Access our library of online courses https://www.CombatReadyFire.com/indiv... 🧢 Shirts, hats, command boards, our store https://www.combatreadyfire.com/shop 🎙 Check out our podcast https://spoti.fi/3TgV7S4 https://apple.co/3rWKkRA 👋🏼 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL ⬇️ Instagram:   / nmartin33   Facebook:   / nickmartincombatready   TikTok:   / nmartin33