NFPA 901 11:2011 Edition

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NFPA 901: Standard Classifications for Incident Reporting and Fire Protection Data

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
NFPA	2011	160

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Improve communications when sharing fire data with provisions in the 2011 NFPA 901. The 2011 NFPA 901: Standard Classifications for Incident Reporting and Fire Protection Data provides the latest guidelines to help fire departments and other fire protection organizations effectively share data with other agencies. It provides a common language and definitions that define and describe elements and classifications used by many fire departments in the United States and other countries to describe fire damage potential and experience during incidents. Topics covered include: * Pre-incident environments, such as fire defense features of a structure * Fire and other emergency incidents * Post-incident damage assessments * Fire service data This document also offers a classification system for data captured by automated databases. NFPA 901 does not provide guidelines for a reporting system or related forms.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
2	Important Notices and Disclaimers
3	Additional Notices and Disclaimers
4	2.1 General 2.2 NFPA Publications
8	Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose Chapter 2 Referenced Publications 2.3 Other Publications
9	2.4 References for Extracts in Mandatory Sections Chapter 3 Definitions 3.1 General 3.2 NFPA Official Definitions. (Reserved) 3.3 General Definitions
12	Chapter 4 Objectives 4.1 Abbreviations for States and Provinces 4.2 Abbreviations for Street Types 4.3 Objectives
13	4.4 Guiding Concepts for a Reporting System 4.5 Fact Finding
14	4.6 Data Processing 4.7 Data Use 4.8 Standard Classifications
15	4.9 Nonclassified Data Chapter 5 Incident Identification and Location 5.1 Purpose and Application 5.2 Limitations 5.3 Incident Number 5.4 Exposure Number
16	5.5 Shift 5.6 Number of Alarms 5.7 Incident Events
17	5.8 Day of Week 5.9 Incident Location
18	5.10 Business, Tenant, or Occupant 5.11 Property Owner
19	5.12 Fire Service Personnel Chapter 6 Property Use 6.1 Administration 6.2 Limitations 6.3 Discussion and Examples 6.4 Building Code Occupancy Class 6.5 General Property Use
21	6.6 Specific Property Use
40	6.7 Mobile Property
43	6.8 Property Management 6.9 On-Site Material
46	Chapter 7 Structure Characteristics 7.1 Purpose and Application 7.2 Limitations 7.3 Definition of Structure 7.4 Structure Features
49	7.5 Allowable Occupancy 7.6 Compartment Characteristics
50	7.7 Compartment Quality 7.8 Roof Covering
51	7.9 External Exposure 7.10 Perimeter Access 7.11 Electrical Service Quality 7.12 Heating Service Quality 7.13 Control of Smoking Practices 7.14 Fuel Control
52	7.15 Obstacles to Rescue and Fire Control
53	Chapter 8 Incident Origin 8.1 Purpose and Application 8.2 Discussion and Examples 8.3 Area of Fire Origin or Release of Hazardous Materials
55	8.4 Equipment Identification
59	8.5 Heat Source
60	8.6 Material Identification
63	8.7 Ignition
65	8.8 Level of Origin 8.9 Occupant of Room or Space of Origin at Time of Ignition 8.10 Activity Involved in Fire Start 8.11 Wildland Fuel Model
67	8.12 Fire Danger Rating Class Chapter 9 Incident Growth and Spread 9.1 Purpose and Application 9.2 Contributing Factors
70	9.3 Flame Development 9.4 Smoke Development
71	9.5 Fire Detection and Alarm
73	9.6 Weather Information Chapter 10 Detection, Alarm, and Control Equipment 10.1 Administration
74	10.2 Limitations 10.3 Automatic Detection
75	10.4 Automatic Alarm Transmission 10.5 Protection
78	10.6 Water Supply 10.7 Performance of Fire Spread Limitation Features 10.8 Performance of Exit System
79	Chapter 11 Fire Department Intervention 11.1 Purpose 11.2 Limitations 11.3 Incident Type
84	11.4 Condition of Fire on Arrival
85	11.5 Type of Action Taken
86	11.6 Method of Extinguishment
87	11.7 Fire Service Resources
88	11.8 Outside Fire Service Assistance Chapter 12 Demographic Data 12.1 Purpose and Application 12.2 Limitations 12.3 Discussion 12.4 Age/Date of Birth 12.5 Sex 12.6 Race and Origin
89	12.7 Affiliation 12.8 Relationships
90	12.9 Familiarity with the Incident Area 12.10 Location of Person with Relation to Point of Origin 12.11 Factors Preventing Escape
91	12.12 Mobility of Occupant Chapter 13 Property and Human Loss 13.1 Purpose and Application 13.2 Limitations 13.3 Summary Data 13.4 Extent of Damage
92	Chapter 14 Casualty Data 14.1 Purpose and Application 14.2 Limitations 14.3 Case Severity 14.4 Apparent Symptom(s)
93	14.5 Part(s) of Body 14.6 Casualty Type by Situation Found
95	14.7 Human Factors Contributing to Injury 14.8 Situational Factors Contributing to Injury 14.9 Medical Care for Casualty
96	14.10 Activity at Time of Injury 14.11 Regular Fire Service Work Assignment
97	14.12 Physical Condition at Time of Injury 14.13 Status of Injured Prior to Alarm at Which Injury Occurred 14.14 Activity at Time of Fire Service Injury or Accident
98	14.15 Where Fire Service Injury Occurred
99	14.16 Cause of Injury 14.17 Factor Contributing to Injury
100	14.18 Object Involved in Injury 14.19 Protective Equipment
102	Chapter 15 Prehospital Care 15.1 Administration 15.2 Limitations 15.3 Discussion and Examples 15.4 Emergency Medical Responder
103	15.5 Patient Physical Condition
104	15.6 Cardiac Condition/Assessment 15.7 Prehospital Care Provided
105	15.8 Medication 15.9 Patient Disposition
106	15.10 Patient Transport Services Chapter 16 Hazardous Materials Data 16.1 Purpose and Application 16.2 Limitations 16.3 Discussion and Examples 16.4 Hazardous Materials Identification
109	16.5 Container Description
111	16.6 Release Information
114	16.7 Responsible Persons 16.8 Disposition of Incident Chapter 17 Intentionally Set Fires 17.1 Purpose and Application 17.2 Case Management
115	17.3 Personal Factors 17.4 Incendiary Devices
116	17.5 Scene Information
117	17.6 Juvenile Firesetter Annex A Explanatory Material
149	Annex B Informational References (Reserved)
150	Index