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Meeting the Requirements for the IBC/IFC Building Information Card for

Instructor: Jack J. Murphy

With a Web-Based Solution

• Codes & Standards Enhancing 1st Responder Pre-Planning • Transforming the Fire Service with Building Intelligence • Take-5 & Beyond

• Simple eBIC Formats: • Level-1 / 1st Due Fire Companies • Level-2 Intermediate • Level-3 Comprehensive

• More Than an eBIC • Blue Line Dispatch • Field Ops Guidelines • FPS Impairments & Construction • IOC

Meeting the Requirements for the IBC/IFC Building Information Card for Pre-Planning With a Web-Based Solution OVERVIEW

IBC / 2012

IFC / 2012

NIST / WTC / 2002

NYC / BIC / 2004 ISO / 2013

NFPA-1620 / 2010

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ICC – 2012 BUILDING & FIRE CODES

IBC 508.1.5 & IFC 911.1.5

Building Information Card approved by the fire department, which shall provide building statistics including address, height, width and type of construction; stairway access, designation, floors served, pressurization, standpipe availability; elevator bank designation, car numbers, and floors served; ventilation details, including HVAC zones, location of mechanical equipment rooms, and off-site emergency phone numbers; utilities, fuel oil tank locations, gas service locations, electrical service locations; fire protection systems details, including standpipe locations, valve locations, pump room locations; hazardous materials and locations; and, contact phone numbers for building engineers, managers and fire safety directors. The Building Information Card shall also indicate indicating the typical floor plan and detailing the building core, means of egress, fire protection systems, elevator locations, firefighting equipment and fire department access and the location fire walls, fire barriers, fire partitions, smoke barriers and smoke partitions.

NFPA-1620 PRE-INCIDENT PLANNING

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The goal of NFPA-1620 is to: 1. provide the fire service with an understanding of

pre-incident planning and 2. information to allow them to develop a pre-incident

intelligence for target hazards in their response area.

580 Training H. Building Familiarization for Pre-Incident Planning…. Building familiarization and pre-planning, including sample forms and records, should be in accordance with the general criteria as referenced in NFPA 1620 – Standard for Pre-Incident Planning

ISO / FIRE SUPPRESSION RATING SYSTEM

Real-Time Building Intelligence

Lagging Behind in the Fire Service

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS ARE DATA RICH

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Assembly Business

Educational Factory

High-Hazard Mercantile

Institutional Residential

Storage

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Type of Occupancies

Fire-Resistive Non-Combustible

Ordinary Heavy Timber Wood Frame

- Hybrid

Construction Types Fire Prot. Systems

Sprinkler Standpipe

Fire Extinguishing Fire Alarm

- Fire Walls

Fire Partitions

LESSONS-LEARNED

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LODD Reports have indicated a lack of building pre-planning

“The Enemy is the Building” Lightweight Construction, etc.

STREET SIZE-UP / BUILDING CONSTRUCTION?

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Military Squad Unit: Analyze the battlefield: › Terrain › Weather › Other characteristics

Battlefield threats & friendly capabilities

Fire Suppression Units: Analyze the building: › Exterior & Interior › Structural elements › Safety & Precautions

Our Work Environment: Potential threats &

building system capabilities

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1. 1st Due Fire Companies Quick Building Snap Shots will en-route. 2. Intermediate Detailed information intended for circumstances where a strategy to respond to an emergency within a unique facility is needed. Level-1 components plus……

3. Comprehensive The most detailed level and is intended to further support the Command Structure with specific field operation guidelines, temporary building considerations, process hazards, protection schemes, and operational features (e.g., ventilation, electric, etc.). Levels-1 & Level-2 components plus….

eBIC / Level-1 Intelligence 1st Due Fire Companies

101 Croker Plaza 17-stories

Const: Class-1 Fire Resistive Occupancy: Business

L 300’ x W 400’ FDC: Sides A & C / Comb. Spkr/Stdp System

Stair-A / Roof Access Stairs: B & C / Below Grade Access

Elevator Banks: Low & Mid-Rise

Safety & Precautions TRUSS: Roof/Floors

You Are Here Side-A (Street) 346 Tom Hunter Rd.

Side-C / (Rear / Public Alley)

Side-B (Left)

3rd

Avenue

Side-D (Right)

Public Park

STDP

Base Building Floor Plan

ST-A

B’ment

B’ment

ST-B SE

PE

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Elev-2 Elev-1

Elev-4 Elev-3

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ST-C Roof

STDP

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Vertical Risers:

Stairs Elevator Banks HVAC Zones

eBIC / Level-2 Intermediate Intelligence

eBIC / Level-3 Comprehensive

Intelligence

Building Information Building Stats Stair Risers Elevator Banks Fire Protection Systems Hazardous Materials Ventilation Utilities Communications Temporary Considerations



PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS

CIR = Building Intelligence

Fire / Structure / Exposures / Resources / Conditions

Type of Const. Adjacent Bldgs. Water Supply Type of Occupancy Life Hazards Bldg. Area & Height Fire Prot. Systems FF Safety & Precautions

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INCIDENT PROCESSING SYSTEM

Structure Exposure Resources

PERSONAL EXTERIOR OBSERVATIONS

A/B Corner •9-story •Fire-Resistive Construction •Office Bldg

PERSONAL Exterior Observations

Duly Note: Field Ops Guidelines. Safety & Precautions B/C Corner exterior roof line 20 ft.



PERSONAL INTERIOR OBSERVATIONS

INTERIOR VERIFICATION Identify 5 Types of Construction

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1. Fire-Resistive Type I 2. Non-Combustible Type II 3. Ordinary Type III 4. Heavy Timber Type IV 5. Wood Frame Type V

What is missing today?

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Older

Construction

Exterior Exterior Intelligence

Duly Note in Field Ops Guidelines: 6th & 7th Floors Lightweight Cold Form Steel Const.

PERSONAL INTERIOR OBSERVATIONS

How can a FF better interior intelligence for search?

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Fixed Building Components

Next Step Beyond Observations: A Comprehensive Interior Reconnaissance (CIR)

“What’s on the inside of the building”

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“The Last Tactical Mile for Building Intelligence”

CIR = eBIC

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Building Information / Intell

BUILDING INFORMATION: Address: 1212 Hudson Street

AKA: None FLOORS: 17 Garage: Sub-Basement (200 Vehicles) Laundry Room: Basement Room B-01 Public Assembly: Roof Level Patio (125 OCC.) Residential 2nd to 17th 16th & 17th Level (Duplex Apts.) Enter off 16th floor Retail: 1st Floor Building Population: 160 Apts. / 10 Apts. per floor



Building Statistics / Intell

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Building use • Type of occupancy

• Construction of building

� eight of building • Determine the number of stories

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Stair Risers / Intell S�A�RS – ��R�OR A��SS

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• Fire esca� e/fire stairs

• � � it discharge doors

• Basement e� terior entrance

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Interior staircase or hatch

Interior Stairs

Building Vertical Riser Design for: Stairs: Floors served Re-entry Floors Standpipe Riser Standpipe Isolation Valve

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Residential Beam Stairs � � SB Ste� � hreads

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S�A�R R�S�RS:

� esignation Floors Ser� ed � ressuri� ed Stand� i� e � ��I�� SB to Roof � o � es B � obb� to � � th � o � es � CC� SS/C� � � � � I� � C� S� � IRS� C Sub-Basement to � obb� � e� el R� � F � CC� SS� Stair-� B� � � W � R� � � � Stair-� Basement to � obb� Stair-C Sub-Basement to � obb�

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Roof 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Lobby B’ment

SB-1

Roof 10 9 8 7 6 5

4 3 2 1

Lobby B’ment

SB-1

eBIC - Vertical Riser Design for ELEVATOR BANKS

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EMR EMR

EMR EMR EMR

ELEVATOR BANKS: Bank Designation: Car No. Floors Served A 1 Basement to Roof 17th Floor Blind Shaft A 2 Basement to Roof B 3 Sub-Basement to Lobby Freight Elevator: None Sky Lobby Location: None

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FPS Location: STDP/SPRK Isolation Valves

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FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS

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Fire �um�

• Identify location of pump & GPM capability

•Locate jockey pumps & pressure reducing valves

FPS Observations

Electric High Voltage Bus Duct

Duly Note: Fire Ops Guidelines / Safety & Precautions High-Voltage Electric Bus Riser & SPKR Controls / MER Rm. 1st-26th Near Elevator Car 5

F�� E P� O� E� � �O� S� S� E� S� STDP Locations: Stair-A & Stair-B Garage Columns (150 ft. Apart) STDP Isolation Valves: Stair-A & Stair-B Basement , 5th 10th Sub-Basement in Fire Pump Room FDC Connection: 2-FDC / Hudson St. (Side-A) Building Fully Sprinkled: No Partial Sprinkler System: Basement & SB/ Garage Sprinkler PRV Valves: Each Floor Stair-B Sprinkler Booster Pump: 17Tth Penthouse Fire Extinguishing System: 1st Floor (Restaurant) Kitchen Hood System Fire Pump Room: Basement Room B-04 / 750 GPM Fire Alarm System: FCC Room off Concierge Desk

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Ha� ar� ous � aterials / Intell

� ocation and amount of materials should be indicated

Each Material should have an MSDS and any other required document available

ndicated

HazMat Information

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Ventilation S� ste� s � �ntell

HVAC FLOOR SUPPLY ZONES

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Building Management System(BMS)

•Controls warm and cool temperatures

•May assist IC by shutting down affected area from a remote location

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eBICard

Quick Snap Shot Vertical Risers

Stairs

Elevator Banks

HVAC Zones

Roof 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Lobby Basement

SB-1

HVAC

ZONE-9

ZONE-8

ZONE-7

ZONE-6

ZONE-5

UNIT-3 UNIT-2 UNIT-1 HVAC

Pkg. Unit 1 per Floor

HVAC Zones 5 to 9 Each Zone Covers 2 floors

MER

eBIC - Vertical Riser Design for HVAC Systems

VENTILATION: HVAC SYSTEM: • INDIVIDUAL PACKAGE UNIT PER APT. UNIT • Corridor Area: 2nd to 6th Floor (Zone-2) • Lobby / Basement (Zone-1)

Building Management System: Yes / With Remote Access CO Exhaust System: Sub-Basement / Garage



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Dul� � ote in FD Fiel� O� s � ui� elines� Si� e�� oa� ing Doc� O� � an� E� � ose� near � tilit� � rans�or� ers

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� tilities

E� E� � � �� S� B�S� � � �O� – FD� � � E� � E� � SO� � H

High Voltage: SB-2 Side C & D Corner (Near ST-42A)

� � � � � � � � � S� Basement off Stair-C / Rm B-02 Furnace � oo� � Basement off Stair-A / Rm B-05

S� E� � P�PES� High-Pressure Bldg. Isolation Valves: SB-2 ‘N’ Bldg. Apparatus Rm to SOUTHEAST Tunnel between ‘P’ Bunker & F-Bldg. (2 Large Marked Upper Valves)

WATER: Basement 0ff Stair-C / Rm B-04



Base Building Floor Plan / Intell

SNAP SHOT OF: BASE BUILDING FLOOR PLAN UPLOAD BASE FLOOR PLAN, DROP & DRAG ICONS

Side-A Au� h Residential � all / SE Cam� us Se� tor

Side-B � � en S� a� e

Side-� � � en S� a� e

Side-C Par� ing � ot

St-A St-B

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STDP

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STDP Bment

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You Are Here Side-A (Street) 346 Tom Hunter Rd.

Side-C / (Rear / Public Alley)

Side-B (Left)

3rd

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Side-D (Right)

Public Park

STDP

eBIC - Base Building Design for Floor Plan

ST-A

Roof

B’ment

ST-B

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Elev-4 Elev-3

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Green Buildings / Intell

An� � adder Co� Con� erns�

� ul� � ote: Field � � s � uidelines Safet� � Pre� autions

Also Featuring: � Hazardous Materials / PLUS…. � Temporary Considerations for:

� Fire Protection System Impairment � Alteration/Renovation Construction Projects

� Fire Dept. Field Operations Guidelines…. � Blue Line Dispatch for 1st Due….

More than Just an eBICard

HAZMAT / Plus Links to: � Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) � NFPA 704 Placard (Diamond) � Real-Time Local Weather Conditions � Citywide Tracking Capability

GEOSPATIAL IMAGERY WITH A GOGGLE BUBBLE FOR HAZMAT CITYWIDE TRACKING



TEMP� RAR� B� I� � I� � C� � � ITI� � S

Buildings � nder Reno� ations

Date Last Updated (09/03/18)

FPS Impairments Out-of-Service (OOS))

� � ta� e � � � e� � �anne� / � n� �anne� � ffe� te� � � S S� stem � � � ress/Street/Cit� /State/� i� C� � e Brief � es� ri� ti� n� � rea � ffe� te� � � � S � stimate� � ime� � � � e � f � � � � � an� � � � ame � f � ers� n� � e�e� � � ne� Step 3 – Click Submit Button

� eos� atial Imager� � ith a � oggle Bubble

Construction: Planned Renovations Address: Murtagh Bldg. Area Affected: 3rd Floor Estimated Time: 1/06 to 6/06 Occupancy: Chemistry Labs Name of Person: John O’Rourke Tel: 212-555-2224

Building Imagery with a Goggle Bubble for FPS / OOS Impairment & Construction Tracking

FPS Impairments: Outage: Planned FPS: Sprinkler System Address: Auch Hall SE Campus Area Affected: 3rd to 5th Floors Estimated Time: 1/06 to 4/03 Occupancy: MSU Residential Hall Name of Person: Jim Elsson Tel: 212-555-2224



Fire Dept. Field Operations Guidelines / Intell

FD Field Operations Guidelines for Fire & All-Hazards:

1st alarm assignments

Emergency vehicle access

Safety & precautions

Special instruction for operations

Additional building information

Fire Company Tactical Reconnaissance

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Safet� � � re� aution Side-B

Flat S� � lights on Roof

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Const: Class-1 Fire Resistive Occ: Business L 300’ x W 400’

FDC� Sides � � C / Comb. S� stem Stair: A / Roof access

Stairs: B & C / Below Grade Access Elevator Banks: Low & Mid-High

Safety & Precautions TRUSS: Roof/Floors

Enables 1st Responder leaders to better serve citizens and businesses

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Blue Line Dispatch

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Guidelines

FPS Impairment

HazMat MSDSs NFPA Placard Current Weather

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IBC / 2012

IFC / 2012

NIST / WTC / 2002

NYC / BIC / 2004 ISO / 2013

NFPA-1620 / 2010

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