• Examine fire behavior and safety-related problems in transportation vehicles encountered by firefighters
• Describe fire problems and safety issues experienced with transportation vehicles and explain actions that may be taken to resolve the issues
• Examine and describe special fire behavior problems one might encounter with each of the classifications of transportation vehicles
• Explain the importance of fire preplanning and familiarization procedures for each of the categories of transportation vehicles
8. Air Bags (cont’d.) Figure 9-1 An example of how a safe work zone is created on the incident scene
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53. Fire Tactics and Strategy on Boats and Ships (cont’d.) Figure 9-15 A cargo ship in port
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