FireFit Team Relay

To compete in the FireFit Relay a team must consist of 3 to 5 individuals who will complete one or more of the six Tasks. All competitors wear full turnout gear (helmet, coat and pants with liners, boots and gloves) and wear but do not breathe from a Scott NxG2 SCBA. Competitors provide their own NFPA approved structural fire fighting turnout gear. Scott NxG2 Air-Paks (SCBA) will be provided.

A coin toss will determine the lane (Yellow Or Red Course) that the team will run on. The team is then pre-positioned in their assigned locations. Variations apply, but each task must be completed before exchanging the flashlight. Exchanges are grasp to grasp. You may not touch any piece of equipment prior to the exchange. A 2 second penalty is given for each infraction. The flashlight may not be put in the mouth at anytime.

The 6 Tasks are as follows:

1st Task: Stair Climb with High Rise Pack.
With flashlight in hand carry a high-rise pack, 4 foot bundle of 4 inch hose weighing 42 pounds, to the sixth floor. The hose load must be deposited in the designated area. The second competitor is already positioned at the top of the tower. Once the first competitor reaches the top of the tower, has one foot on the top platform and deposits the pack in the designated area, he may then pass off to the second competitor.
Firefighter hosing target.
2nd Task: Hose Hoist
From the top of the tower, using a hand over hand motion, pull a 5/8 inch rope to hoist a donut roll of Angus LDH hose (45 pounds). This Task is complete when the donut roll clears the rail and is placed in the designated area at the top of the tower. Proper placement is on or in the container, with no part of the donut roll touching the deck. The donut roll must not leave the top platform; otherwise it will result in disqualification. Competitors 5'6" and under are allowed to stand on the high-rise pack, no penalty will be assessed these competitors. Competitor #2 then retrieves and passes off the flashlight, or continues down the tower touching every stair and using the handrails. Once the competitor has both feet on the ground he/she passes off to competitor #3 who is on or moves to the force machine.
3rd Task: Forcible Entry
Once on the Force Machine Competitor #3 uses a Trusty Cook 8-pound shot mallet to move the beam. This Task is complete when the end of the beam crosses the line. Upon completion of this task, Competitor #3 places the mallet on the designated 4' x 4' area and passes off the flashlight to Competitor #4.
 
4th Task: Run
Competitor #4 runs140 feet around the hydrants as fast as he/she can, then passes off or shoulders a 1 3/4 inch fully charged Angus Hi-Combat hoseline.
5th Task: Hose Advance
Competitor #4 Shoulders a 1 3/4 inch fully charged Angus Hi-Combat hoseline and drag it 75 feet. Once the nozzle crosses the 75 foot mark, the competitor opens the nozzle, hits the designated target with the stream of water, shuts the nozzle and places it on the ground. If the nozzle is not shut before it is placed down, the competitor must go back and close it before passing the flashlight. Failure to do so results in a 5 second penalty. Once the hose advance is complete Competitor #4 moves to Competitor #5, who is stationed between the target and victim, and passes off the flashlight. Note: if the nozzle opens again after it hits the ground, there is no penalty and Competitor #4 can continue.
Firefighter hosing target.
Task 6: Victim Rescue
After the exchange, Competitor #5 moves to the victim rescue where a 165 pound Simulaids Rescue Randy mannequin, plus coveralls and boots, must be dragged backwards a distance of 100 feet. Carrying the dummy is not permitted. The mannequin must not be grasped by its clothing or appendages. The Relay is complete when Competitor #5 crosses the beam at the finish line with the mannequin.
 

The FireFit Relay is open to medically cleared fire/rescue personnel. All competitors must sign a waiver and release form prior to practice or competition. Teams may consist of 3 to 5 individuals. Cost per team is $225.00 (includes $14.72 gst). GST #139871297. Registration is done through the FireFit On-Line Registration System. Prior to registering a Team for an Event each member of the team must complete an on-line ParQ-Risko and Competitor Bio. This is also accessed through the On-Line Registration System.

The fastest Relay Team from each Regional Event qualifies for a bye into the FireFit Relay Championships at the yearly Final Event. Relay Teams with times of 2:00 minutes or less qualify to advance to 'Relay Wild Card Day' at the Championships. The Top 8 Male Teams, Top 4 Female Teams, Top 4 Over 40 Teams, Top 2 Fire School Teams and Top 2 Industrial Teams from ' Relay Wild Card Day' will move onto Final Day of the FireFit Relay Championships

 

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