3.7 Clearing an Incident

Question 1

What is the recommended procedure for apparatus leaving an incident scene?

a) Notify Fire Control when leaving, but no need to specify service status

b) Only notify Fire Control if there are unresolved issues

c) Advise Fire Control when leaving the scene and specify whether in-service or not

d) Leave the scene without radio notification

Answer 1

C

Question 2

In the given example, which channel should apparatus return to upon the acknowledgement of the transmission from Fire Control?

a) Channel 1

b) Channel 3

c) Channel 5

d) Channel 7

Answer 2

C

Question 3

What information should apparatus convey when notifying Fire Control about leaving the scene?

a) Incident summary

b) Personal preferences

c) Service status and acknowledgement channel

d) Detailed equipment list

Answer 3

C

Question 4

Why is it important for apparatus to notify Fire Control when leaving the scene?

a) To request additional resources

b) To update the incident report

c) To inform about unresolved issues

d) To maintain accountability and communication

Answer 4

D

Question 5

What action should apparatus take upon the acknowledgement of the transmission from Fire Control?

a) Switch off the radio

b) Return to the incident scene

c) Return to Channel 5

d) Continue operating on the current channel

Answer 5

C