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MODULE: Deactivation 6
This module will focus on reviewing main details on how to recognise and deactivate an electrical vehicle. Learning outcomes for the chapter: In the end of the section the trainee: • recognizes an electric car from external and internal signs. • knows purpose if most important electric car components and points out their location on a model. • chooses the most suitable deactivation method for high voltage electric car deactivation after an incident with it.
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ELECTRIC VEHICLE IDENTIFICATIONLecture1.1
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COMPONENTS OF ELECTRIC VEHICLESLecture1.2
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DEACTIVATION PROCEDURESLecture1.3
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DEACTIVATION CASE 1Lecture1.4
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DEACTIVATION CASE 2Lecture1.5
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DEACTIVATION CASE 3Lecture1.6
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MODULE: Cutting 6
Learning outcomes for the chapter: In the end of the section the trainee: • knows the main vehicle components that are related to cutting the electrical car after the accident; • can choose most suitable vehicle stabilization strategies (where, how, what) for electrical car; • knows the best possible solutions and steps to access a victim in damaged electrical car; • demonstrates the knowledge of using tools and finding best options to cut electrical car while solving different situations in LMS.
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STABILISATIONLecture2.1
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CUTTINGLecture2.2
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ELEMENTS OF PASSIVE SAFETYLecture2.3
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CUTTING CASE 1Quiz2.12 questions
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CUTTING CASE 2Quiz2.22 questions
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CUTTING CASE 3Quiz2.32 questions
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MODULE: First Aid 8
Learning outcomes for the chapter: In the end of the section the trainee: • understands the main types of injuries from traffic accidents; • identifies the injury type based on vital signs, incident background information and using HoloLens observation of the casualty; • demonstrates the CPR using the dummy. First aid in traffic accidents follows three mais steps: 1. Circulation/Catastrophic bleeding; 2. ABC: airways management, breathing, circulation; 3. Spinal injuries
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INJURIES IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTLecture3.1
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CATASTROPHIC BLEEDING (QR1)Lecture3.2
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ABC: AIRWAYS MANAGEMENT, BREATHING, CIRCULATION (QR2)Lecture3.3
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SPINAL INJURIES (QR 3)Lecture3.4
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FIRST AID CASE 1 (QR4)Lecture3.5
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FIRST AID CASE 2 (QR5)Lecture3.6
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FIRST AID CASE 3 (QR6)Lecture3.7
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FIRST AID TEST (QR7)Lecture3.8
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MODULE: Hazardous substances 10
Learning outcomes for this chapter: In the end of the section the trainee: • understands what is hazardous substances transportation on the road; • does the simulation of spreading hazardous substances after car accident (in chosen simulation programme); • knows the procedure of firefighters intervention after an accident involving the truck with hazardous substances; • can make a decision on what kind of decontamination is needed for certain hazardous substance, consequence elimination in environment, first aid providing in certain cases, stop leakage from truck.
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Hazardous goods transportation on the roadLecture4.1
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Traffic accident of tank with hazardous substances – firefighters interventionLecture4.2
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Tank with hazardous substance marked with pictograms and UN/Kemler codeLecture4.3
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Consequences elimination, Decontamination, Stop the leakageLecture4.4
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Methodical approach of firefighters interventionLecture4.5
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Simulation of hazardous substances spreadingLecture4.6
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Do decontaminationQuiz4.15 questions
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Save a personQuiz4.20 question
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Stop the leakageQuiz4.35 questions
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Consequences eliminationQuiz4.45 questions
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EXAM 3
In this chapter trainee will put his overall knowledge into practice. Learning outcomes for the chapter: In the end of the section the trainee: • can assess the accident in the best way; • makes most suitable decisions related to identification, deactivation, stabilisation, cutting of electrical vehicle in the accident; • makes most suitable decisions related to identification, deactivation, stabilisation and cutting of electrical vehicle in the accident; • makes most suitable decisions in order to provide first aid to the victim; • makes most suitable decisions related to the accident related to hazardous substances trucks.
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CASE 1 – 1Lecture5.1
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CASE 2Lecture5.2
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CASE 1-1 proposalQuiz5.10 question
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1.2 Traffic accident of tank with hazardous substances – firefighters intervention
Tank 25 000L for Hazardeous substances walking around
Tank 25 000L for Hazardeous substances upper part
Tank truck 30 000L for Hazardeous substances walking around
Tank truck 30 000L for Hazardeous substances upper part
Tank truck with 30 000L tank capacity for Hazardous substances:
Tank with 25 000L capacity for Hazardous substances:
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