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What To Include in a Fire Incident Report? The date and time of the fire. The location of the fire. The cause of the fire. The damage caused by the fire. Any injuries or fatalities that resulted from the fire. The name of the fire department that responded to the fire.

All NFIRS 5.0 Elements Acres Burned (Outside Fires only) - The total number of acres of fires burn. ... Actions Taken - The duties performed at the incident scene by the responding fire department.. Activity At Time Of Injury. Activity of Person. Activity when Injured.

The National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) is a voluntary reporting standard that fire departments use to uniformly report on the full range of their activities, from fire to emergency medical services to severe weather and natural disasters.

NFIRS documents the emergency and nonemergency response activities of fire departments while allowing the fire service to tell its story in an objective manner through its data.

Exposure is defined as a fire resulting from another fire outside that building, structure, or vehicle, or a fire that extends to an outside property from a building, structure, or vehicle. For example, if the building fire ignites a truck parked outside, the truck fire is an exposure fire.

Specific actions may include extinguishing fires, forcible entry, providing first aid, identifying and analyzing hazardous materials, and transporting the injured.

NFIRSGrams provide coding help to fire department personnel using the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS).

The NFIRS software is available at no cost to states, tribal, territorial agencies and fire departments.