202.02 situation evaluation Flashcards
1
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- the ic must evaluate the __ __ __ before an effective safe action plan can begin
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critical incident factors
2
Q
- the initial size up must id the __ __ and __ of the incident problem
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what where and when
3
Q
- the size up of the critical incident factors is the basis for choosing the proper strategy formulating the IAP and concludes with a quick, simple __/__ __ response
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go/no go
4
Q
- to conduct a rapid systematic accurate size the ic uses a combination of what four basic tools
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previous experience, visual, reported reconnaissance, pre-incident planning
5
Q
- having seen actual conditions developed an action plan tomeet those conditions and then reviewing the outcome of how that action worked is a practical way to evaluate where the incident is now and how to anticipate where it is headed is what
A
previous experience
6
Q
- the ic decide on the strategy for the incident based upon his initial observations of conditions is what tool
A
visual
7
Q
- information not directly available visually to the ic from the fast attack or command post position is acquired by the ic assigning personnel to standard geographic and functional assignments covering the incident site is what tool
A
reported/reconnaissance
8
Q
- the ics strategic role within the overall accountability system involves maintaining an awareness of
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who is where, doing what, working for who, and how long they have worked
9
Q
- resource status, resource assignment, personnel inventory, benchmarking of completion times of standard functions, a time scale should be included on every __ __
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tactical worksheet
10
Q
- standard __ __ __ are a list of the basic items that the ic must consider when evaluating tactical situations
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critical incident factors
11
Q
- what are the critical incident factors.
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building, fire, occupancy, life hazard, arrangement, resources, actions, special circumstances
12
Q
- once the critical factors have been identified the ic can address the hazards in the __
A
IAP
13
Q
- certain types of info have a greater effect on incident outcomes, especially as they pertain to ff safety and survival. these significant pieces of info are best described as
A
red flags
14
Q
- fire that does not react to standard attack actions, 1 way in 1 way out access situations, large open spaces, unsupported roof/floor areas with no upright columns, poor or no vent are examples of, reports that do not match what the ic is seeing
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red flags
15
Q
- eval of critical factors, applying risk management plan., select the correct strategy, develop a iap, translate the plant into tasks, assign companies to complete tasks, is part of the
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incident evaluation system
