Station Design amp Procedures Jonathan Lund PE EFO Fire Marshal Des Moines Fire Department Project goals points of emphasis for the design of fire station 11 a station that embraces wellness and fitness initiatives including but not limited to ID: 1017700
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1. Organizational Level Changes Station Design & ProceduresJonathan Lund, PE, EFOFire MarshalDes Moines Fire Department
2. Project goalspoints of emphasis for the design of fire station 11: a station that embraces wellness and fitness initiatives including, but not limited to: reducing preventable injuries through facility design, cancer prevention (isolation and mitigation of contaminants), workout and fitness space, ambient conditions, and individual sleep spaces; a station that maximizes efficiency for “turn-out” times by: reducing impediments between call notification and apparatus “in-route” status, and reduces travel distances between frequently occupied areas of the station and the apparatus locations; efficient and effective classroom training space.
3. Code ComplianceBusinessStorageresidential
4. Station FunctionalityLiving spacesKitchenDay roomSleepingFitnessWork spacesReport roomTrainingseparated spacesApparatus bayExtractionDecon areas
5. HVAC Design – Apparatus Return & ExitMinimum constant ventilation (negative pressure)Beam detection for integrated exhaust purge upon return (180 seconds) low air intake, high exhaust locationpurge options for small engine checksgas detection purge systemTrack mounted direct capture exhaustaddresses worst case scenario (engine start)Positive pressure vestibulesSeparate HVAC for living spaces
6. Hot, warm & cold zonesBlue areas positively pressurizedPurple areas are the positively pressurized vestibulesRed areas negatively pressurized
7. Decon scenarios5 primary scenarios considered:EMS – Hand WashEMS – Post CPRPost Fire PPEPost Fire Chain SawSCBA Replenish
8. Post Fire DeconProcess must make senseDesign must reinforce Desired procedures
9. Gross Decon & Extraction 6’ x 6’ Gross decon showerTwo-stage drain, compressed air, shower wandThree compartment sink with drying rack for scba and facepiecesExtractorEntrance to gear storage
10. Medium DeconEasy to clean hard surfacesIndividual lockersSpare uniformtoiletriesWasher/dryerSingle point of entryPass-through to showersReinforce procedures through design
11. Medium Decon RoomCross sectional views
12. Other Health & Wellness Design FeaturesNatural Light OptionsBlackout ShadesSTC ratings between bunk roomsIndividual alerting equipment in roomsGarden & Rainwater SystemNoise Reduction through separationHandwash stationsv
13. Design teamSVPA Architects – Senior Architect Josh Ridgely, AIAWSKF Architects – Fire Station Consultant, Rick Kuhl, RA, MBACity of Des Moines – Facilities Director Jim Hoff, Project Engineer Tim BradyDes Moines Fire – Fire Station CommitteeAsst. Chief Percy Coleman, Fire Marshal Jonathan Lund, Captains Dave Leever & Chad Smeins, Lieutenant Tim Nemmers, Sr. Medic Laura Lyons, Engineer Jeff Watson, Firefighter Stacia Swanson
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