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November 2016 FireNuggets, Inc Floor Two: Window size and layout would indicate the top left window leads to a bedroom and the top right window leads to a vent on the roof will indicate that those are both bedrooms. The alpha side (side 1) bottom right window, due to its size and the size bathroom. A fogged window and plumbing vent pipe location are indicators. of operable window that it is a living or family room. Basement: The window size coupled with our knowledge of floor layouts would indicate bottom left window leads to a bedroom. The Split-entry (bi-level) structures, reference the Search Company Manual. (This chapter has not yet been published). bottom right window is clear but has a dryer vent near by (Seen in Alpha side picture), couple that with knowledge of tri-levels to determine there is a bathroom downstairs which will be typically stacked for ease of construction, this would indicate a laundry and bathroom. To understand how to specifically search Split-level (tri-level) and Part 2 of this document covered the importance of a search 360 and how it can decrease time to locate presenting victims. We also discussed how yard and building, smoke and fire conditions may influence our search. Sizing-Up the building itself and the Split-entry (bi-level): This type of home will also have two sets of importance of paying attention to the details. Knowing specific building styles in your area can lead to a successful search. Part 3 stairs that are parallel, these are usually oriented from the alpha (side 1) to charlie sides (side 3). The front door leads to a smaller will focus on the interior. Specifically it will go over Victims; LIFE, human behavior and victims body orientation. Sizing-up interior foyer while one set (typically the side towards the garage) leads downstairs while the other set leads to the main living area on floor conditions, construction and floor plans. #end
 two. The downstairs will typically have the garage with a short hallway, a laundry room, a bathroom and possibly a bedroom, office or family room. The upstairs typically has a living room, kitchen (on one side of the structure) and three bedrooms and a full bathroom (on the opposite side of the structure.) If you we