During the inner survey, what does Plan A consist of?

Plan A during the inner survey is primarily focused on identifying the existing openings of doors and/or windows. This is vital for several reasons during a rescue operation. Knowing the locations of doors and windows provides rescuers with potential entry and exit points for both rescuers and victims. It allows for the evaluation of access routes that might be safest and most efficient during the rescue process. Additionally, identifying these openings helps in determining how to approach the situation tactically, as they may also serve as escape routes for victims or be points for ventilation, especially in cases involving fire or hazardous materials. Understanding the layout of the vehicle in terms of doors and windows is crucial for optimizing the rescue strategy and ensuring the safety of both victims and rescuers.