Acronyms Flashcards

1
Q

Wide rise tool set off?

A

BILT

BOLT CUTTERS
IRONS
LIGHT
TIC

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MID AND HIGH-RISE BUILDING STANDARD EQUIPMENT STRIP. ENGINE

A

B – Bundles (Hose 1 ¾” and/or 2 ½“ )

L – Light

A – Axe (Forcible Entry Tools w/Halligan)

C – Cylinders (Air, Spare)

K – Keys (FCC)

S – Sound Phone (FCC)

T – Thermal Imaging Camera

BAGS – (Standpipe Kit) & (Wide Area Search Bag)

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MID AND HIGH-RISE BUILDING STANDARD EQUIPMENT STRIP. TRUCK

A

Truck Companies

T - Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC)

R - Rope Bags (2)

A - Air (Cylinders, Spare)

P - Pike Poles (2)

S - Sound Phone (FCC)

K - Keys (FCC)

I - Irons (2 Sets Flat Head Axe/Halligan

L - Lights (2)

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4
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TECC

A

Tactical emergency casualty care

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5
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RIC 360 check list of 9

A
Building construction.                                                             
Number stories 
Collapse hazards 
Roof access
Secondary means access/egress 
Utilities
Bars 
Hose line placement
Fire travel
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6
Q

Upon completion of the 360 degree survey RIC will return to the stand by location and the Company Officer shall establish a rescue action plan consisting of:

A

RIC IS “NEAR” after 360

Number of personnel operating in the IDLH

Entrance points

Assess needs for specialized tools

Review search techniques specific to the builiding

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7
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Once the rescue action plan has been established, RIC should complete the following additional duties:

A

Post action plan - Ladders light water hose bars

Hose - Back up line deployment from a second engine if needed

water source consideration (secondary)

lighting at entry point with generator lights to reduce firefighter disorientation

security removal bars or other obstructions of egress while maintaining principles of air tract management

ladders as a secondary means of escape

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8
Q

The individual reporting the Mayday will broadcast the following details consistent with a LUNAR report over their current Tac channel:

A

L-Location

U-Unit

N-Name

A-Assignment and air supply

R-Resources needed

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9
Q

Wild land risk assessment

Structure triage

A
Survive
Fire Environment 
Access
Clearance 
Time
Stay or go
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10
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TNT

A

TNT

Threatened non defensible
Not threatened
Threatened defensible

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11
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Structure Triage Tactical actions

A

FAT PCP BUMP

Fire front follow
Anchor and hold
Tactical patrol

Prep and go
Check and go
Prep and defend
Bump and run

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12
Q

Levels of engagement

A

PACE

Primary plan
Alternative plan
Contingency
Emergency

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13
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RIC Tools

A

ROPE BAG
TIC
IRONS
AIR

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14
Q

PAR checks after

BAMFO

A
Building collapse
Abandon structure
Mayday
Flashover/backdraft/explosion
Operational retreat
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15
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BAMFO

A
Building collapse
Abandon structure
Mayday
Flashover/explosion/backdraft
Operation retreat
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16
Q

High threat response additional tools?

A

TAIL

Tic
Additional drag devices
Irons
Lights

17
Q

BARS

A

Behavior anchored rating scale

Personal traits
Station duties
Emergency duties and training

18
Q

Daily log

A

No VIP hard Tears

Nothing.      
VIP
Temp
Equipment
Apparatus
Recurrent 
Special
Hard 
other
19
Q

Confined space

A

Large to Enter perform work
Entry/exit limits
Not designed continuous occupancy

“It’s large enough to enter but has entry and exit limits and is not designed for continuous occupancy. “

20
Q

4 distinct categories of hazardous atmospheres?

A

FATE

FLAMMABLE
ASPHYXIANTS
IRRITANTS
TOXIC