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Question 1

Marine operation
PURPOSE
To provide JFRD personnel with guidelines for responding to waterway incidents and deployment for hurricane operations.
MISSION
JFRD marine vessels shall be utilized for any fire or EMS emergency occurring on or near Jacksonville waterways, victim recovery, and to assist disabled or distressed vessels. Additionally, marine vessels can provide high volume water supply and master streams for fires at or near ____ facilities.
The ___ ____ has the ultimate authority concerning the safe operation of the vessel. The decision of what type of vessel to deploy, when dispatched, lies with the vessel master.
Land based companies may be dispatched to meet a marine vessel for incidents occurring on or near a waterway. Personnel from these companies may be used for additional staffing on the vessel, or the vessel may be used to take personnel and equipment to the incident location.
QUALIFICATIONS
All members assigned to a JFRD marine vessel shall be proficient in the skills listed on the Marine Vessel Minimum Skills Checklist.
Minimum Qualifications
Members permanently assigned to a marine vessel shall pass a swim test and possess a ____ ___ ___ (min ____ {operator of un-inspected passenger vessels}). Newly assigned members shall have ____ months from the date of _____ to obtain this licensure.
JFRD deckhand certification (____ and Deckhand class)

Answer 1

water front
vessel master
USCG CAPT LICENSE
OUPV
SIX
ASSIGNMENT
RHIB

Question 2

Additional Qualifications
Members possessing the minimum qualifications may be required to upgrade their qualifications to the following:
• \_\_\_\_ (100 ton)
• \_\_\_ Assistance 
• \_\_\_ Inflatable Boat 
• \_\_\_\_\_

Answer 2

MASTER
TOWINNG
RIGID
RADAR

Question 3

ASSISTING AGENCIES
JFRD marine vessels work closely with the following Federal, State, and local agencies:
• United States \_\_ \_\_ (USCG)
• United States \_\_\_ (USN)
• Florida Fish and \_\_\_ Commission (FWC)
• Jacksonville Sherriff’s Office (JSO)

Answer 3

COAST GUARD
NAVY
WILDLIFE

Question 4

APPARATUS
Primary Marine Units
The JFRD’s primary marine units are housed at Stations 38, 39 and 40. JFRD primary marine vessels include the following:
Jake ____
 Length: ___ feet
 Beam: ___ feet ___ inches
 Draft: ___ feet
 Fire pump: ____ gpm
 1-3⁄4 inch, 21⁄2 inch, and 5 inch discharges as well as four fixed monitors
 Foam application and storage capabilities
 Heated/Air Conditioned patient care area
 Full complement of marine electronics [including Forward Looking Infra-Red (FLIR)]

Answer 4

GOLDBOLD
50
15 10
6000

Question 5

Robert F. ___
 Length: __ feet __ inches
 Beam: __ feet
 Draft: __ foot __ inches
 Fire pump: ___ gpm
 1-3⁄4 inch, 21⁄2 inch, and 5 inch discharges as well as four fixed monitors
 Foam application and storage capabilities
 Heated/Air Conditioned patient care area
 Full complement of marine electronics [including Forward Looking
Infra-Red (FLIR)]

Answer 5

KILEY
70  10
22
3 .  10
14,000

Question 6

37 Foot Boat
 Length: 37 feet
 Beam: __ feet __inches
 Draft: __ feet __inches
 Fire pump: __ gpm
 Two 5 inch discharges and roof mounted monitor
 CBRNE monitoring equipment
 Heated/Air Conditioned patient care area
 Full compliment of marine electronics including side scan sonar
 Landing craft design

Answer 6

10 . 5
2 . 8
1500

Question 7

29 Foot boat
 Length: __ feet
 Beam: __ feet __inches
 Draft: __ feet __inches
 Fire pump:__ gpm
 2-1⁄2 inch and 5 inch discharges as well as one fixed monitor
 Foam application capabilities
 Heated/Air Conditioned patient care area
Additional
• __ foot Rigid Hull Inflatable boat (RHIB)
• Side scan sonar

Answer 7

29
10 . 2
3 . 2
1250
19

Question 8

Other JFRD Marine Assets
These smaller marine vessels may be used in small or shallow bodies of water.
• Station 40 (Marine 40) – 14 ft RHIB on a trailer
• Station 42 (Marine 42) – Jon boat and trailer
• Station 32 (Marine 32) – Jon boat and trailer
• Station 39 (Marine 39) – Jon boat on lift
• Station 38 (Marine 38) – 20ft shallow water “Mud Boat”, 14 ft RHIB on trailer
These boats have the advantage of ___, being able to be transported by ___ to a ___ close to the incident. However, they may not be suitable for bodies of water, which are subject to large wakes and heavy __ traffic. They also lack any __ __ capabilities, however, ___/__ equipment may be placed onboard the vessel for specific incidents.

Answer 8

PORTABILITY
TRAILER
RAMP
VESSEL
FIRE SUPPRESSION
FIREFIGHTING/EMS