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Question 1

NFTI

Answer 1

Naval firefighting thermal imager

Question 2

2 modes for NFTI

Answer 2

Thermal & video overlay

Question 3

NFTI used for

Answer 3

Overhaul

Question 4

Indirect attack

Answer 4

Application of water into a space through an existing/cut hole in bulkhead

Question 5

Direct attack

Answer 5

Attacking the origin or base of fire

Question 6

Overhaul

Answer 6

After fire is put out the team will look for any remaining hot spots through out the compartment

Question 7

When is overhaul completed

Answer 7

After entire compartment has been search starting from origin & working towards the rest of perimeter

Question 8

What must be set prior to overhaul being conducted

Answer 8

Reflash watch

Question 9

Who or what is needed to overhaul an ordnance fire

Answer 9

WDO or CO

Question 10

What is the last resort for combating a class ‘B’ fire

Answer 10

Fireman overhaul sprinkling

Question 11

4 ways to employ head management techniques

Answer 11

Active desmoke
Wide V
Swap nozzle man frequently
Cut max 8” hole in overhead or bulkhead

Question 12

Dress out for hose team

Answer 12

Primary. Secondary

• A battle dress. FPG
• B FPG. FPG
• C battle dress. Battle dress
• D FPG. Hot suit

Question 13

Minimum engagement range for a class ‘C’ fire

Answer 13

4-6’

Question 14

When would a fog attack be used & with what nozzle

Answer 14

Access from above, all purpose nozzle

Question 15

Fireteam dress out in a CBR environment

Answer 15

JSlist over battledress & swap gas mask for SCBA face piece

Question 16

Hoseteam require wear during vertical trunk access

Answer 16

LSS

Question 17

Rollover

Answer 17

When gases in overhead burn

Question 18

Backdraft

Answer 18

Reintroduction of oxygen causes an explosion

Question 19

Active desmoking

Answer 19

Desmoking while combating fire

Question 20

Benefits of active desmoking

Answer 20

Cools space and better visibility

Question 21

Risk of active desmoking

Answer 21

Feeding fire more oxygen

Question 22

Stage of fire easiest to engage

Answer 22

Incipient

Question 23

At what time of SCBA would you request a relief hoseteam

Answer 23

20 Min

Question 24

When would you use an application nozzle & why

Answer 24

Indirect access from above & can be used on class ‘C’ fires

Question 25

How many seconds should water burst last when the nozzle is set to Narrow V, Wide V

Answer 25

30 seconds, 15 seconds

Question 26

When hoseteam is entering door they should be position

Answer 26

Handle side of door

Question 27

Who opens doors/hatches/scuttles

Answer 27

Access man

Question 28

What do you do if someone goes down while fighting fire

Answer 28

Leave them & request rescue team

Question 29

What to do when experience rupture hose

Answer 29

Z kink, secure plug, hose clamp, replace hose

Question 30

What nozzle pattern must be set when a fire is out of control

Answer 30

Adjust nozzle to medium angle (60degress) spray and nozzle upwards (45degress) apply fog water for 3-5sec

Question 31

When would you utilize a Fog attack

Answer 31

Indirect firefighting & class ‘C’ fires

Question 32

2 hose teams be required to engage fire

Answer 32

During ordnance

Question 33

Minimum 2 hose teams for ordnance fires

Answer 33

….

Question 34

When would you evacuate the hoseteam from fire affected space

Answer 34

Fire is out of control our team runs out of air