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Operations:
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Response times (fractal/average/frequency of excessive times).
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Alarm handling times.
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Turnout times.
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Travel times.
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On-scene time.
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Call duration.
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Cancelled en route.
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Workload measures.
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Emergency vs. nonemergency responses.
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Response to automatic fire alarms/frequency and outcomes.
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Smoke detector distribution (installations and follow-up).
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Prefire planning.
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Public education
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contact hours/numbers by age group.
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Outcome measures.
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Fire loss/limit of fire spread–point of origin, room of origin, etc.
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On-duty injuries.
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Volunteer participation and attendance at events.
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Vehicle accidents.
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Equipment lost or broken.
Staff Training and Development:
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Fire training and participation at drills.
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Officer development.
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Specialty training.
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Professional development/formal education/certifications.
Fire Prevention:
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Plans review (numbers/valuation $/completion time).
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Inspections (new and existing).
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Numbers.
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Completion time.
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Violations (found/corrected).
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Quantification by type of violation and occupancy type.
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Fire investigations.
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Numbers and determinations.




