7-Ops-3.8 Emergency traffic

Question 1

According to Brampton Operations Manual, What is the primary purpose of Emergency Traffic Protocol on the fireground?
a. To encourage casual communication among personnel
b. To facilitate routine updates on fireground operations
c. To restrict radio messages to immediate and critical information
d. To promote long-form communication during emergencies

Answer 1

C
Emergency traffic protocol is temporary measure on the fireground whereby all personnel are directed to only transmit radio messages of an immediate nature.

Question 2

According to Brampton Operations Manual, Which of the following is NOT an example of a situation where Emergency Traffic Protocol might be implemented?
a. A mayday call
b. PAR report
c. A call for evacuation
d. An urgent fire ground message

Answer 2

B
Examples may include a mayday, a call for an evacuation, an urgent fire ground message and/or information that is vital to fire ground operations.

Question 3

According to Brampton Operations Manual, During Emergency Traffic Protocol, what type of radio messages are personnel directed to transmit?
a. All types of messages, regardless of urgency
b. Routine updates on fireground activities
c. Only messages related to immediate and critical information
d. Casual communication for team morale

Answer 3

C
Emergency traffic protocol is temporary measure on the fireground whereby all personnel are directed to only transmit radio messages of an immediate nature.

Question 4

According to Brampton Operations Manual, When is Emergency Traffic Protocol typically applied on the fireground?
a. During routine training exercises
b. Only on weekends
c. As a permanent measure for all radio communication
d. As a temporary measure for critical situations

Answer 4

D

Emergency traffic protocol is temporary measure on the fireground whereby all personnel are directed to only transmit radio messages of an immediate nature.