449 - Shipboard Fire/Incident Flashcards

1
Q

JFRD personnel must receive permission from the ____________ to board the vessel and conduct firefighting activities.

A

master of the vessel

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2
Q

The IC should plan for intervals between entry teams to be no longer than ___________.

A

10 minutes

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3
Q

All crews entering the hot zone on the vessel or descending below the deck level shall secure a _____________ outside the hot zone and remain in contact with the line at all times.

A

tracer line

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4
Q

The maximum pressure for supplying the international shore connection is _____ PSI at the flange.

A

150

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5
Q

The vessel’s ___________ usually include an emergency contact number and/or information on the chemical characteristics of the cargo.

A

shipping papers

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6
Q

Enough foam must be on hand to sustain a _________ minute application.

A

65

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7
Q

_____________: This process involved removing combustibles from areas adjacent to the fire to prevent ignition by heat transfer.

A

Boundary Starvation

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8
Q

Runoff and water accumulation from firefighting operations can cause the vessel to _______ to one side or the other.

A

List

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9
Q

_______________ are located forward, midship, and aft of most vessels.

A

Draft Marks

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10
Q

JFRD personnel must ensure that the master of the vessel understands that the JFRD is not ________________________ for the vessel.

A

accepting responsibility

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11
Q

The 1st arriving Rescue Chief will report to Command and be prepared to assume the role of __________________ and establish Rehab.

A

EMS Section Chief

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12
Q

Due to vessel design and construction, ________________ is a major concern at vessel fires.

A

fatigue

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13
Q

It is JFRD’s policy to _____________ our hose and nozzles for fire attack on shipboard fires.

A

utilize

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14
Q

The _______________ is a flange that can be used to supply the fire suppression system on the vessel.

A

International Shore Connection

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15
Q

______ water supply sources should be established.

A

Two

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16
Q

When drafting, ensure that the drafting hose is outside any ________________________.

A

containment booms

17
Q

The following additional personnel should be sought or contacted as soon as practical after arriving at a Shipboard Fire: (4)

A

Chief Engineer Of the Vessel

Port Security Official

Captain of the Port

USCG Representative

18
Q

If the fire is located in a machinery/engine room, the application of large quantities of __________ into the fire area should be attempted.

A

foam

19
Q

Arrangements must be made to cool the deck above the ______________ prior to cutting holes and applying foam.

A

fire area

20
Q

If fire cannot be extinguished, the IC should focus on ______________ the fire to the compartment of origin and establishing cooling boundaries.

A

confining

21
Q

Companies will bring one _______________ per person.

A

Spare Bottle

22
Q

A small buoy secured by a light line to the anchor line to indicate position of the anchor.

A

Anchor Buoy

23
Q

White light displayed by a ship at anchor. Two such lights are displayed by a ship over 150 feet.

A

Anchor Light

24
Q

The depth of ship’s keel

A

Draft

25
Q

1 nautical mile (1.1508 mi) per hour

A

Knot

26
Q

Towards the left-hand side of the ship facing forward. Denoted with a red light at night.

A

Port

27
Q

Towards the right-hand side of a vessel facing forward. Denoted with a green light

A

Starboard