What is the RIT Engine's procedure upon reaching the fire floor?

The RIT (Rapid Intervention Team) Engine's primary role upon reaching the fire floor is to meet the RIT Company and assist in rescue operations. This focus on rescue is vital as the RIT is specifically designated to provide immediate aid to trapped or downed firefighters, ensuring their safety is prioritized in high-risk environments.

Once the RIT Engine arrives, their presence is meant to reinforce the team's capability to conduct swift and efficient rescues in a coordinated manner. This involves integrating with existing crews on the fire floor, assessing situations where firefighters may require assistance, and executing the rescue plans that are in place.

While evaluating structural integrity, engaging in firefighting operations, and establishing staging areas are critical components of fireground operations, they fall outside the primary mission of the RIT. Their specialized function is centered around the safety of personnel, making the collaboration with the RIT Company to facilitate rescues paramount.