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By FireRescue1 Staff
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis firefighters were dispatched to a fire at an abandoned house on Aug. 11.
Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire in 15 minutes without any injuries to firefighters. Investigators determined that the fire was intentionally set.
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Countless debates in the fire service come down to simple go/no-go decision-making. Fires in abandoned structures are one of the common calls that force company officers to make quick decisions about the level of involvement of their firefighters.
Go or no-go decisions become situations with significant consequences. Review this series that helps company officers make smart decisions that balance firefighter safety and service to the community.
Go or No-Go: Incident Command Decision-Making
There are countless debates in the fire service that come down to simple go/no-go decision-making. This series helps company and chief officers manage these moments and make smart decisions that balance firefighter safety and service to the community.
