02 - Rank and Structure Flashcards

1
Q

EFRS Core Functions (7)

A

Fire suppression
First response to emergency medical events
MVC response
Specialized rescue response
HazMat response
Fire investigations
Fire prevention programs

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2
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Name the five (5) organizational principles

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Chain of Command
Unity of Command
Span of Control
Discipline
Division of Labour

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3
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Explain Chain of Command

A

Formal line of authority, organizational flowchart.

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4
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Explain unity of command

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each employee reports to ONLY one supervisor

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5
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Explain Span of Control

A

The number of personnel one individual can effectively manage
3-7 FF’s
5 optimum

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6
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Explain Discipline

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Discipline refers to an organization’s responsibility to provide leadership, and an
individual’s responsibility to follow orders.

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7
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Explain Division of Labour

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Division of Labour is the process of dividing large jobs into smaller jobs to make them
more manageable, equalize workloads, and increase efficiency.

Division of Labour is necessary in the fire service for the
following reasons:
● To assign responsibility
● To prevent duplication of effort
● To assign specific and clear–cut tasks
● Safety and accountability of personnel

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8
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What are the three branches EFRS is organized into?

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Fire Rescue Ops
Administration
Community Safety & Risk

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Fire Rescue Ops responsibilities

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● Fire Suppression Event Response
● Medical Event Response
● Rescue Event Response
● Hazardous Materials Event Response
● Regional Mutual Aid Event Response
● Specialty Operations
● SOP Administration
● Fire Accreditation
● Data Analytics
● Training and E-Learning

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Administration responsibilities

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● Fire Rescue Facilities
● Fire Rescue Fleet and Equipment
● Logistical Planning and PPE
● Mental Health and Peer Support Programming
● Physical Health and Wellness Programming
● Culture and Inclusion
● Occupational Health and Safety
● Long Term policy and strategy development
● Emergency Data and Systems

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Community Safety & Risk responsibilities

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● Fire Prevention and Public Education
● Fire Inspections
● Fire Investigations
● EFRS/EPS Partnered Arson Investigations
● Engineering, Learning, and Innovation (ELI Group)
● Call Evaluation, Dispatch, Communication
● Public Safety Technology
● Mapping Services
● Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
● Emergency Management Planning
● Emergency Management Training
● Emergency Support Response Team
● Community Engagement
● Corporate Business Continuity Planning

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12
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How many bars would a Chief have?

A

5

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13
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How many bars would a Deputy Chief have

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4

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14
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How many bars would a Platoon Chief have?

A

3

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15
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How many bars would a Distrcit Chief have?

A

2 (gold)

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16
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How many bars would a Captain have?

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2 (silver)

17
Q

How many districts does EFRS operate with?

18
Q

Halls in district 1? (5)

A

1, 2, -5-, 8, 10

19
Q

Halls in district 2? (5)

A

-9-, 15, 16, 26, 27

20
Q

Halls in District 3 (5)

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13, 20, -24-, 28, 31

21
Q

Halls in District 4? (5)

A

-4-, 12, 19, 23, 29

22
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Halls in District 5? (6)

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7, 14, 17, 18, 25, -30-

23
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Halls in District 6? (5)

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3, 6, 11, -21-, 22