What information is NOT typically included in a Roof Report?

The information that is generally included in a Roof Report focuses on the structural and physical characteristics of the roof, as well as conditions that would affect firefighting operations. This would typically encompass details like dead loads, which describe the weight the roof must support, fire conditions that detail the status of the fire affecting the building, and the dimensions and geometry of the roof itself, which influence maneuvers and tactics during emergency operations.

The personnel present on duty, however, is not typically documented in a Roof Report. While such personnel details may be relevant to operations and safety, they are not essential for assessing the condition of the roof itself or for informing strategies related to roof access, structural integrity, or firefighting tactics. Consequently, including personnel information in a Roof Report does not align with its purpose of conveying critical data related to the roof's characteristics and the fire's impact on it.