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10 Codes Flashcards

1
Q

10-39

A

FD units Standing By - ex: suspicious package

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2
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10-41

A

Fire Marshall Investigation Required

Code 1: Occupied Structure or Vehicle

Code 2: Unoccupied Structure

Code 3: Unoccupied Vehicle

Code 4: Vacant Structure OR Structure not intended for Dwelling purposes

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3
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10-6

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Stand By

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4
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10-31

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Assist Civilian

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5
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10-66

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Missing, Lost, Trapped or Seriously Injured and Additional Resources Required

Will Automatically cause response to go to next higher alarm (ex - 2nd to 3rd)

If there are indications that members are missing/lost/trapped/or seriously injured as a result of a collapse, signal 10-60 must also be transmitted in addition to signal 10-66

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6
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10-76

A

Notification of a Fire in a High Rise Building

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7
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10-86

A

Alcohol Resistant Foam Operation

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8
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10-47

A

Police Response - Crowd Control etc…

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9
Q

10-25

A

Manhole Fire or Emergency

Code 1: Fire has extended from a Manhole, transformer or conduit into a building - Con Ed Dispatches emergency crew immediately

Code 2: Fire has blown one or more manhole covers or smoke is issuing from a manhole under pressure

Code 3: Smoke is seeping from a Manhole

Code 4: Fire or smoke from a transformer at any location (Pole, Vault, room) - Con Ed dispatches Emergency crew immediately

Without Code: Situation other than described in 1-4

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10
Q

10-3

A

Call Dispatcher by Telephone

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11
Q

10-8

A

In Service by Radio

Code 1: Used only by a Division or Battalion to indicate it is in-service by radio when leaving a quarters other than its own at which it had been off the air and to which its alarms had been routed.

Code 2: Used by any unit to indicate it is on the air outside its response area. When the unit returns to its response area, the dispatcher must be notified again using 10-8

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12
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10-21

A

Brush Fire

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13
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10-85

A

Fire Marshall requires emergency police assistance

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14
Q

10-99

A

Unit will be operating for at least 30 minutes

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15
Q

10-5

A

Repeat Message

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16
Q

10-87

A

High Expansion Foam Operation

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17
Q

10-23

A

Abandoned Derelict Vehicle Fire (ADV)

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18
Q

10-51

A

Suspension of Outside Activities

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19
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10-80

A

Haz Mat Incident

No Code: Can be controlled by on scene Units.

Guidelines

  • Release of a small quantity
  • Material and it’s hazards have been identified
  • FF PPE provides adequate protection
  • Specialized equipment and training not needed

Code 1: Incident requiring additional resources and Equipment

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20
Q

10-45

A

Civilian DOA or Serious Injury(Fire related only)

Code 1: Deceased - Black Tag

Code 2: Life Threatening Injury - Red Tag

Code 3: Non-Life Threatening Injury - Orange/ Yellow Tag

Code 4: Non Serious Injury/Ambulatory - Green Tag

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21
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10-48

A

Police Response - Firefighters being Harassed

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22
Q

10-91

A

Medical Emergency EMS- Fire Unit not required

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23
Q

10-2

A

Return to Quarters

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24
Q

10-19

A

Return all units except 1 Engine OR 1 Ladder

25
Q

10-44

A

Request for Ambulance

26
Q

10-37

A

Medical Assignment Not associated with Fire Operations

Code 1: Victim Deceased

Code 2: Victim not breathing, Life threatening illness or injury

Code 3: Victim is Breathing, Non life threatening illness or injury

Code 4: Medical Assignment where knit is 10-84, has no patient contact and ems is on scene

Signal 10-45 with appropriate sub-code shall be transmitted in lieu of signal 10-37 for thermal burn injuries which occur as a direct result of heat from a flame.
The officer transmitting signal 10-45 for this type of burn injury shall request the response of a Battalion Chief to the scene.
Where doubt exists as to which signal to transmit, a Battalion Chief shall be requested to respond to the scene.

27
Q

10-33

A

Odor Condition

Code 1: Odor of Smoke (From Fire, Smoke, BBQ, Salamanders, etc..)

Code 2: Any other type of Odor

28
Q

10-11

A

Radio Test Count

29
Q

10-4

A

Acknowledge

30
Q

10-18

A

Return all units Except 1 Engine AND 1 Ladder

31
Q

10-29

A

Elevator Emergency

Code 1: Occupied

Code 2: Unoccupied

32
Q

10-34

A

Sprinkler System Emergency

Code 1: Defective sprinkler device or system

Code 2: Unwarranted Sprinkler Alarm- Not Defective

Code 3: Sprinkler has been activated by heat source not associated with an accidental fire

33
Q

10-26

A

Food on the Stove

34
Q

10-35

A

Unwarranted or Unnecessary Alarm System Activation

Code 1-4 Unnecessary Alarm - equipment/system operating properly but unnecessarily activated

Code 1: Unnecessary Alarm caused by system testing or servicing

Code 2: Unnecessary Alarm caused by construction

Code 3: Unnecessary Alarm caused by ordinary house hold activities

Code 4: Unnecessary Alarm caused by other known cause (smoking in unauthorized areas).

When this code is used, a NYFIRS report must be completed setting forth the cause of the unnecessary alarm and the relevant particulars

No code: Unwarranted alarm activation due to equipment/system malfunction.

35
Q

10-60 : Code 1

A

10-60 Code 1 / Major Emergency Response – Enhanced 2nd Alarm

Large Scale Major Emergency Response - Additional Technical Rescue Resources Required

Note: Dispatcher shall transmit 2nd Alarm if not transmitted prior to the 10-60 Code 1.

36
Q

10-77

A

Notification of a Fire in a High Rise Multiple Dwelling

37
Q

10-12

A

Preliminary Report

38
Q

10-7

A

Verify Address/Location

39
Q

10-10

A

Unit Location

40
Q

10-9

A

Unit off the Air

41
Q

10-22

A

Outside Rubbish Fire

42
Q

10-60

A

Major emergency response

Major Emergency Incident e.g. collapse of a private dwelling, derailment of a subway car.

43
Q

10-27

A

Compactor or Incinerator Fire

44
Q

10-36

A

Vehicle Accident or Emergency

W.A.I.T

Code 1: vehicle accident/emergency requiring Washdown

Code 2: vehicle Accident, no injuries and no wash down

Code 3: vehicle accident with Injuries

Code 4: vehicle accident with or without injuries with a trapped victim requiring extrication

No code: vehicle emergency other than described above

45
Q

10-40

A

Utility Emergency

G.E.W.S

Code 1: Gas Emergency

Code 2: Electrical Emergency

Code 3: Water Condition

Code 4: Steam Leak

46
Q

10-14

A

Roster Staffed Engine

47
Q

10-38

A

CO Alarm

Code 1: detector activation CO investigation (low battery, defective detector, unwarranted alarm)

Code 2: Detector Activation : CO Incident = Meter reading of 1-9 ppm

Code 3: Detector Activation: CO Emergency = reading of 9 or above

Code 4: No detector activation

48
Q

10-24

A

Auto Fire

49
Q

10-20

A

Proceed at reduced speed

50
Q

10-1

A

Call your quarters or other Unit

51
Q

10-28

A

Subway or Railroad System Fire, Emergency(Non Medical) or Smoke Condition

Code 1: Structural Fire

Code 2: Non Structural (Rubbish on Tracks, Train Fire)

Code 3: Emergency (Non Medical)

52
Q

10-84

A

First Unit to Arrive

53
Q

10-92

A

Malicious False Alarm

54
Q

10-70

A

Water Supply Required

55
Q

10-75

A

Notification of Fire or Emergency

56
Q

10-32

A

Defective Oil Burner

57
Q

10-42

A

Any Downed Tree Incident or Emergency

Tell dispatcher if Parks or Utility co is needed

58
Q

10-43

A

Any NON Fire related rescue/ANY persons removed from a dangerous situation

Note: it is a disposition code, not a request for resources and shall not be transmitted in lieu of 10-60, 10-75 or other signals

59
Q

10-46

A

Maritime Fire or Emergency

Code 1: Any fire in maritime environment( vessel, dock, pier)

Code 2: Emergency in maritime environment (vessel in distress, person in water etc..)

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