6-10 - Air Management Flashcards
What is the primary purpose of SOG 6-10 - Air Management?
a) To outline procedures for equipment inspections
b) To provide guidelines for using and operating self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
c) To establish protocols for hazardous materials cleanup
d) To define the role of the Incident Commander
B
According to Guideline 1.2, what action should crew members take when their SCBA indicates 1/2 (50%) cylinder of air remaining?
a) Immediately exit the hazardous environment
b) Continue working until the low-air alarm activates
c) Wait for instructions from the Incident Commander
d) Notify their Captain and plan their exit strategy
D
At what point are personnel expected to be out of the dangerous environment, as per Guideline 1.3?
a) 1/4 (25%) cylinder of air remaining b) 1/3 (33%) cylinder of air remaining c) 1/2 (50%) cylinder of air remaining d) 2/3 (66%) cylinder of air remaining
B
According to Guideline 1.5, what immediate action is required when the vibralert activates?
a) Continue working until all air is depleted
b) Notify the Incident Commander and exit immediately as a complete crew
c) Consult with the Captain for further instructions
d) Use the emergency reserve air supply for continued work
B
What immediate action should be taken if a member is unable to exit due to being lost, trapped, or injured, as stated in Guideline 1.6?
a) Wait for rescue assistance
b) Continue attempting to exit independently
c) Call a MayDay
d) Activate the reserve air supply
C
Why is air management considered critical, according to Guideline 2.1?
a) To save on air supply costs
b) To ensure proper training for personnel
c) To enhance communication within the crew
d) For the health and safety of personnel
D
According to Guideline 2.2, when should personnel check their SCBA air cylinder?
a) Once a week
b) At the end of each shift
c) At the beginning of each shift
d) Only during emergency situations
C
What immediate action should personnel take upon activation of the reserve air supply, as per Guideline 2.5?
a) Continue working until all air is depleted
b) Exit the IDLH atmosphere and notify the IC
c) Consult with crew members for guidance
d) Use the low-air alarm as an indication to replace the air cylinder
B
According to Guideline 2.6, why is it important for all personnel to report a low-air warning alarm at an emergency scene?
a) To avoid responsibility for air management
b) To impress the Incident Commander with their awareness
c) It may indicate that a crew member is in trouble
d) To request additional air supply from the IC
C
