7-Ops-3.5 Flashcards
According to the BFES operations Manual, What is the primary purpose of a transfer of command in an incident response scenario?**
a. To delegate tasks to subordinates
b. To provide a detailed situational report
c. To facilitate a smooth transition of leadership
d. To request additional resources
C
According to the BFES operations Manual, In a transfer of command, what is the recommended approach for the incoming District Chief regarding unit assignments and condition reports?**
a. Provide detailed instructions for each task level
b. Confirm details as part of the assumption of command
c. Defer unit assignments to the existing Incident Commander
d. Delegate the responsibility to a subordinate officer
B
an incoming District Chief that intends to assume Command on arrival, and has been monitoring the radio channel while responding, should consider confirming details as part of the assumption of command
According to the BFES operations Manual, When should an incoming District Chief consider confirming details as part of the assumption of command?**
a. Only after the incident has been completely stabilized
b. Immediately upon arrival at the incident scene
c. After receiving a verbal all-clear from the existing Incident Commander
d. While actively engaged in task-level operations
B
an incoming District Chief that intends to assume Command on arrival, and has been monitoring the radio channel while responding, should consider confirming details as part of the assumption of command
According to the BFES operations Manual, What is the purpose of an incoming District Chief requesting an update or CAN report in advance of assuming command?**
a. To expedite the completion of the incident
b. To demonstrate a proactive leadership style
c. To gather critical information about the incident’s status
d. To assert authority over the existing Incident Commander
C
When the initial Incident Commander is investigating, it may be prudent for the incoming District Chief to request an update or CAN Report in advance of the assumption of command.
According to the BFES operations Manual, Which of the following is an example of an appropriate confirmation statement during a transfer of command?**
a. “I will take over now; provide me with all the details.”
b. “Confirming unit assignments and conditions; I will assume command.”
c. “I’m here; what’s going on?”
d. “Let me know what needs to be done, and I’ll take care of it.”
B
Example: “Brydon Command, from C208. I understand you are stretching a 45 to the 2nd floor for primary search and fire control, and A204 is stretching a backup line. You have received a verbal all-clear and your 360 has been completed. If this is correct, I will assume Brydon Command.”
According to the BFES operations Manual, What action should an incoming District Chief take if the initial Incident Commander is still actively investigating when the transfer of command is imminent?**
a. Assume command immediately without waiting for updates
b. Request an update or CAN report in advance of assuming command
c. Delegate the investigation responsibility to a subordinate
d. Ignore the ongoing investigation and focus on command tasks
B
When the initial Incident Commander is investigating, it may be prudent for the incoming District Chief to request an update or CAN Report in advance of the assumption of command
According to the BFES operations Manual, Why is it important for an incoming District Chief to monitor the radio channel while responding to an incident?**
a. To eavesdrop on ongoing conversations
b. To avoid communication with subordinates
c. To gather information and confirm details before assuming command
d. To conserve radio battery life
C
Rather than have a fast-attacking Incident Commander provide these details while also operating at task level, an incoming District Chief that intends to assume Command on arrival, and has been monitoring the radio channel while responding, should consider confirming details as part of the assumption of command.
According to the BFES operations Manual, What is the significance of a brief and concise command transfer during an incident response?**
a. It ensures detailed communication with all personnel involved
b. It minimizes confusion and maintains operational efficiency
c. It allows for lengthy discussions to address every aspect of the incident
d. It emphasizes the importance of detailed situational reports
B
Command transfers should be brief and contain unit assignments and condition reports
