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The document discusses standard operating procedures (SOPs), pre-incident planning, and size-up. It emphasizes the importance of SOPs in outlining fireground operations and their relationship to pre-incident plans and size-up. Pre-incident plans provide specific building information that can be rapidly evaluated during size-up to develop an initial incident action plan. Size-up is an ongoing process that considers SOPs, pre-incident plans, and developing incident conditions.
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Recovery strategy
Main purpose is to restore vital business functions
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