Chapter 1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
Chapter 2. LEVEL OF PROTECTION TO BE PROVIDED
2.2 TYPES OF EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
2.3 AMOUNTS OF EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
2.4 CRITICAL AREA FOR CALCULATING QUANTITIES OF WATER
2.6 SUPPLY AND STORAGE OF EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
2.9 COMMUNICATION AND ALERTING SYSTEMS
Chapter 3. AIRPORT FACILITIES AFFECTING RESCUE AND FIREFIGHTING SERVICES
3.2 EMERGENCY ACCESS ROADS
Chapter 4. COMMUNICATION AND ALARM REQUIREMENTS
4.2 FIRE STATION COMMUNICATIONS
4.3 RFF VEHICLE COMMUNICATIONS
4.4 OTHER COMMUNICATION AND ALERTING FACILITIES
Chapter 5. FACTORS IN THE SPECIFICATION PROCESS FOR RESCUE AID FIREFIGHTING VEHICLES
5.2 PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
5.3 QUANTITIES OF EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
5.4 ADVANTAGES IN ADOPTING IMPROVED EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
5.5 COMPATIBILITY OF NEW VEHICLES WITH EXISTING FLEET
5.6 DIMENSIONAL OR LOADING LIMITATIONS
5.7 PREPARATION OF A SPECIFICATION
5.8 ADDITIONAL CONTRACTUAL CONSIDERATIONS
5.9 ASPECTS TO BE CONSIDERED IN PREPARING A SPECIFICATION FOR AN RFF VEHICLE
Chapter 6. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT
6.2 RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT
Chapter 7. AMBULANCE AND MEDICAL SERVICES
Chapter 8. EXTINGUISHING AGENT CHARACTERISTICS
8.1 PRINCIPAL EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
8.3 CONDITIONS OF STORAGE OF EXTINGUISHING AGENTS
9.3 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
10.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
10.2 SELECTION OF PERSONNEL FOR RFF DUTIES
10.3 MANAGEMENT OF RFF PERSONNEL
10.4 PHYSICAL AND MEDICAL FITNESS ASSESSMENTS FOR RFF SERVICES
10.5 TASK RESOURCE ANALYSIS
Chapter 11. EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION
11.1 AIRPORT EMERGENCY PLAN
11.2 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES FOR WHICH SERVICES MAY BE REQUIRED
Chapter 12. AIRCRAFT FIREFIGHTING AND RESCUE PROCEDURES
12.1 FEATURES COMMON TO ALL EMERGENCIES
12.2 FIGHTING AIRCRAFT FIRES
12.3 RESCUE TACTICS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
12.4 ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DANGEROUS GOODS
12.5 POST-ACCIDENT PROCEDURES
Chapter 13. RESCUE OPERATIONS IN DIFFICULT ENVIRONMENTS
13.2 OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES FOR ACCIDENTS IN THE WATER
13.3 ASSESSMENTS FOR ACCIDENTS BEYOND RUNWAY THRESHOLDS
13.4 TRAINING OF PERSONNEL
13.5 INTER-AGENCY EXERCISES
14.2 FIRE DYNAMICS, TOXICITY AND FIRST AID
14.3 EXTINGUISHING AGENTS AND FIREFIGHTING TECHNIQUES
14.4 HANDLING OF VEHICLES, VESSELS AND EQUIPMENT
14.5 AIRFIELD LAYOUT AND AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION
14.6 OPERATIONAL TACTICS AND MANOEUVRES
14.7 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION
14.8 LEADERSHIP PERFORMANCE
Chapter 15. AIRCRAFT FUELLING PRACTICES
15.2 GENERAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO BE TAKEN DURING AIRCRAFT FUELLING OPERATIONS
15.3 ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO BE TAKEN WHEN PASSENGERS REMAIN ON BOARD OR EMBARK/DISEMBARK DURING REFUELLING OPERATIONS
Chapter 16. AVAILABILITY OF RFF INFORMATION
Chapter 17. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF VEHICLES AND RESCUE EQUIPMENT
17.2 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
17.4 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
17.5 MAINTENANCE WORK AREAS / SPECIAL TOOLS
17.6 PERFORMANCE TESTING — FIRE VEHICLES
17.7 RESCUE EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
17.8 MAINTENANCE DOCUMENTATION
17.9 MAINTENANCE RECORD KEEPING
17.10 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
Chapter 18. HUMAN FACTORS PRINCIPLES
18.2 THE SOFTWARE, HARDWARE, ENVIRONMENT AND LIVEWARE (SHEL) MODEL
18.3 HUMAN FACTORS ISSUES IN RFF SERVICES
18.4 OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS AND STANDARDS
18.5 SAFETY AND WELL-BEING OF RFF PERSONNEL
Appendix 2. AEROPLANE CLASSIFICATION BY AIRPORT CATEGORY
Appendix 3. UNI 86 FOAM NOZZLE