3 - Lesson Plan Zoll FireRMS Flashcards
What is the main purpose of the Zoll FireRMS application?
A) Managing payroll
B) Toning out emergency calls
C) Completing incident reports
D) Updating daily schedules
C) Completing incident reports
How are password resets managed for Zoll FireRMS?
A) By the participant
B) By IT support
C) Through the CAD system
D) Automatically every month
B) By IT support
What is the main interface element for managing daily assignments in Zoll FireRMS?
A) Incidents
B) Daily Roster
C) Reports
D) Date Icons
B) Daily Roster
What is the purpose of the Daily Roster in FireRMS?
A) Managing incidents
B) Organizing department structure
C) Accessing reports
D) Resetting passwords
B) Organizing department structure
When can the roster be completed in FireRMS?
A) Multiple times per day
B) Only on weekends
C) Once per day
D) Once per week
C) Once per day
How can roster assignments be modified in FireRMS?
A) Contact IT support
B) Delete the roster
C) Submit changes through the Daily Roster window
D) Change the user’s login
C) Submit changes through the Daily Roster window
What pre-populates incident reports in FireRMS?
A) Daily Roster
B) Reports module
C) CAD system
D) IT support
C) CAD system
What color indicates required fields in an incident report?
A) Green
B) Yellow
C) Red
D) Blue
C) Red
Who is required to enter a narrative in an incident report?
A) All personnel
B) Only captains
C) Only IT support
D) Only administrators
B) Only captains
What does MDU stand for in the context of this training?
A) Mobile Data Unit
B) Master Data Unit
C) Main Dispatch Unit
D) Map Display Unit
A) Mobile Data Unit
What happens when the new CAD system is live regarding the old MDU software?
A) It continues to work alongside the new software.
B) It automatically updates.
C) It ceases to work, and the new one becomes active.
D) It requires a manual update.
C) It ceases to work, and the new one becomes active.
What information is displayed on the Primary Services of the PremierOne Mobile CAD interface?
A) Unread incidents, messages, and query responses
B) Contacts, Browser, Mapping, Premises
C) Incidents, Unit Status, Query, and Who’s On
D) Payroll and Scheduling
C) Incidents, Unit Status, Query, and Who’s On