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FIRE 263火灾中的人类行为(3学分)

先决条件:火104，火105，火110，火112，火114，火120，火205,m 098(或更高)或数学14级。

提供与火灾和大规模伤亡有关的人类行为的基本信息，了解人类行为，建筑设计，疏散和消防部门的操作。讨论与人口众多、残疾人或行动不便者有关的问题。FESHE防火课程要求相当于NFA C0276。

火263:人类在火中的行为

https://catalog.cocc.edu/course-outlines/fire-263/

成绩单标题消防学分中的人类行为3评分模式标准信评分总接触时数30授课时数30先决条件Fire 104, Fire 105, Fire 110, Fire 112, Fire 114, Fire 120, Fire 205和MTH 098(或更高)或最低placement数学14级。提供与火灾和大规模伤亡有关的人类行为的基本信息，了解人类行为，建筑设计，疏散和消防部门的操作。讨论与人口众多、残疾人或行动不便者有关的问题。FESHE防火课程要求相当于NFA C0276。课程学习成果分析大规模伤亡中人类行为的各个方面。2.将人们在火灾情况下表现出的行为类型分类为积极的或消极的，因为它们会影响紧急疏散。3.确定建筑物居住者的心理特征，这些特征可能会影响他们对火灾的识别和反应。 4. Estimate evacuation times in occupied buildings, large buildings, and transportation facilities. 5. Identify occupancies where human behavior and response characteristics are unique to occupancies and where there is a high potential life loss. 6. Identify characteristics and list procedures for response for occupancies where human factors and building design may be factors in emergency evacuation. Content outline The learning outcomes are those of the National Fire Academy (NFA). Introduction General overview of human response to fire Occupant response characteristics: familiarity with structure, pre-evacuation behavior Human response to cues: alarms, signs, pre-planning/staff training Decision making: panic as a rare occurrence Egress behavior and decision making Impact of environment on people: thermal, toxicity, visibility, psychological, perception of smoke and fire Assessment of occupant movement in buildings Evacuation assessment fundamentals: horizontal and vertical flow Modeling of evacuation: hydraulic and behavioral Special occupancies: high rise, health care (hospital, board/care) Public assembly: stadium and arenas Residential Transportation terminals Hazmat occupancies Use of elevators Fire department operations Evacuation and rescue: provide information to evacuees, occupant egress vs. fire department ingress Firefighting: heat stress, exposure to smoke, toxins and hazardous gases Mass casualties Required materials This course requires students to purchase a textbook.