Fire brigade intervention model Response on 1 April 2016

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Dear Australian Building Codes Board,

On 1 April 2016 the following response was received to an FOI request: https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/i...

The following is stated by the Australian Building Codes Board's FOI team in this response in relation to the use of the Fire Brigade Intervention Model (FBIM):

"This time period is used to estimate the size of the fire they should expect to be facing when they arrive on-site, which is an important factor in facilitating safe fire brigade operations."

Please provide the independent study that the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) used/referenced, and/or any state or territory fire service standard operating procedures (or related documents) which the ABCB used/referenced, which shows that fire size is an important factor to consider in facilitating safe fire brigade operations".

Yours faithfully,

Ms Jensen

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Subject: TRIM: Freedom of Information request - Fire brigade intervention model Response on 1 April 2016

Dear Australian Building Codes Board,

On 1 April 2016 the following response was received to an FOI request: https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/i...

The following is stated by the Australian Building Codes Board's FOI team in this response in relation to the use of the Fire Brigade Intervention Model (FBIM):

"This time period is used to estimate the size of the fire they should expect to be facing when they arrive on-site, which is an important factor in facilitating safe fire brigade operations."

Please provide the independent study that the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) used/referenced, and/or any state or territory fire service standard operating procedures (or related documents) which the ABCB used/referenced, which shows that fire size is an important factor to consider in facilitating safe fire brigade operations".

Yours faithfully,

Ms Jensen

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