Fire Shelter Survey. Part of the project review is to gather input from current firefighters about various aspects of the fire shelter and its use. This survey includes questions about your usual fireline position, fireline pack weight, type of crew, and organization or agency. Some questions are about the requirement of, and firefighter behavior associated with carrying a fire shelter.
The key to accuracy in SketchUp is the little text box that lives in the lower-right corner of your SketchUp window. This box is the Measurements box, and here are some things you can do with it: Make a line a certain length. Draw a rectangle a certain size. Push/pull a face a certain distance.Change the number of sides in a polygon. Move something a given distance.his box is the Measurements box, and here are some things you can do with it: Make a line a certain length. Draw a rectangle a certain size. Push/pull a face a certain distance. Change the number of sides in a polygon. Move something a given distance.
Step 6: If the schedules are to be included in the drawings rather than in the speciï¬cations, estimate the size of. schedules by counting the number of items to be included in them. Step 7: Sketch diagrams representing partition, door, window, etc. Refer to Sheet Types, UDS section 4.3. The. sketching should show only the space requirement at this early stage in the project. Step 8: Allocate space for 3D representations if required for the project.