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Drills 2007 pg. 4

• Drill of the Week: Reverse Lead-out to Sprinkler Siamese
  In this week's drill, the engine performs a reverse from the siamese 300' to a hydrant or water supply.
• Drill of the Week: Forward Lead-out Supply to Sprinkler Siamese
  This drill simulates water supply for initial attack at a sprinklered occupancy. Conduct a forward lead-out from hydrant to a simultaed simaese connection and make a water supply connection capable of a 500 gpm flow.
• Drill of the Week: Aerial Master Stream with Single Engine Lead-out Supply (NFPA 1410)
  This week's drill features an engine conducting a forward lead-out from a hydrant to a position that allows them to feed an aerial ladder.
• Drill of the Week: Aerial Master Stream with Single Engine Reverse, Backup Line
  In this drill, an an aerial ladder and an engine to simulate an initial defensive fire attack with exposure protection.
• Drill of the Week: Aerial Stream with Single Engine Reverse Lead-out
  This week's drill requires both an engine and a aerial ladder to complete. The aerial will be supplied by a 300' reverse lead-out to a hydrant by the engine.
• Drill of the Week: Pre-piped Master Stream, Forward Lead-out
  This week's drill is a classic "blitz-attack" evolution featuring the first engine completing a 300' forward lead-out to supply a pre-piped master stream initial attack.
• Drill of the Week: Portable Master Stream
  This week's drill features a portable master stream fire attack using a single engine reverse lead-out to a hydrant.
• Drill of the Week: Portable Water Supply Single Engine Attack
  This evolution uses one engine operating from draft at a portable tank to supply an attack line and back-up line.
• Drill of the Week: Engine Forward Lead-out
  This week's drill features a two-engine fire attack with both engines completing forward lead-outs from the hydrant to the fire area.
• Drill of the Week: Single Engine Reverse Lead-out
  This evolution features a single engine fire attack using a reverse lead-out feeding a wye. It's a challenging evolution for a limited manpower company, but with practice, most companies should be able to beat the NFPA standard.

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