AUC 317, 323, 331 Flashcards
Name 4 components of Cellular phone sites
Base station,
Primary electrical power (separate from bldg service) along w/Secondary Back up power,
Coaxial cable, &
Transmitting and Receiving Antennae AUC 331
Roof mounted cell phone installation are common- if so the Base room will be found in an equipment closet or a separate room. How are roof mounts installed?
On “I” beams which are implanted into parapet or axially anchored to top of parapet AUC 331
Base stations can also be found in the interior of a building usually located _
Antennas from cell phone sites may not extend higher than _’ above height of roof/parapet of roof or _’ above any penthouse/bulkhead
In the cellar or basement, but may be found on any floor
6’; 6’
AUC 331
FD procedures for discovering cell phone sites: Notify
Battalion chief, Division Chief, & all 1st alarm Units via telephone followed by written memo
AUC 331
Administrative company shall fill out CIDS for cell phone sites. Include “ERBS”
Roof mounted generator support systems add a _ load to parapet
Emergency telephone number of cellular phone company, location of cell site Room, Backup power supply, Shut offs
Dead load
AUC 331
Can Coaxial cable or antennae grounds be cut
If Cell site installation involved with a fire, who shall be called
Do NOT cut or dislodge either
Special call additional Engine & Ladder for power removal, Roof ops, HL placement. Insure Tower Ladder response on initial alarm
AUC 331
Should a handline be stretched to the roof for cell site fires
Yes this HL can be used to maintain egress routes & cool supporting “I”-beams. However, restrict the use of water & metal tools at these ops
AUC 331
Ladder Companies should consider utilizing _ at incipient fires for cell phone sites
Where shall roof cuts be made if cell sites installed on the roof
Dry Chemical extinguisher
Avoid cutting roof openings too close to installation equipment, coaxial cables, or support system
AUC 331
What should be done w/a dead victim from a hanging
No obviously dead victim of a hanging should be cut down & no bound body should be untied
AUC 317
Who shall be notified for large amounts of currency discovered
Fire Marshal
AUC 317
Probationary FF: When a subject matter has been read shall _ his Reading schedule
Initial and date in blue or black ink
AUC 323
Co Commander shall prioritize reading schedule for new probies & shall initial and date in red ink _
Once a month
AUC 323
OOD when a Proby Reading Schedule has been reviewed or drilled on shall _
Initial and date in red ink
AUC 323
The Probationary FF Control Sheet shall be affixed to _
The inside cover of Probationary FF folder (BP-90)
AUC 323
The Proby NB shall be maintained for _
One full year from the date the member is assigned to a field unit (1.1)
2.2 NOTE: Maintained until 17th month when it’s forwarded for evaluation.
AUC 323
What shall be attached to 1st page of Proby NB
When NOT in use, the Proby NB shall be kept
Current tool list
In Company Office
AUC 323
If Proby NB is lost or destroyed, Co Commander must _
Forward report via Chain of Command to Admin Division within 30 days. Must be replaced at member’s expense & notation of replacement in report forwarded to Div. Note in subsequent evaluation. May lead to disciplinary action
AUC 323
Proby FF shall review NB _;
Officer review NB _
Company Commander _;
Chief _
Weekly & initial in blue/black ink; Each tour Proby FF works. Initial & date in red ink; Monthly; During regular Company drill visits AUC 323
Company Commander shall forward Proby NB w/Reading Schedule on _ & _ month evaluation to Battalion and Division Training Coordinator
13 month and 17 month
AUC 323
Proby FF’s are required to continue Reading Schedule for _
3 years
AUC 323
The Company Commander shall prioritize the reading assignment as they see fit for the proby NB. Once the Co Cmdr prioritizes the schedule, it shall be forwarded to _
Battalion Training Coordinator
AUC 323
Cross Unit details of Probie FFs shall be initiated by the Co Cmdr in consultation w/the Battalion Training Coordinator after the Probie FF has completed _ days of service in the firehouse. This detail shall be for a period of _ days
90 days
60 days (Proby shall NOT be detailed out of the cross training unit unless absolutely necessary)
AUC 323
Evaluations for Proby FFs shall be at the end of month _ (#2), _ (#3), & _ (#4)
9 month, 13 month, & 17 month
AUC 323
Probies shall NOT go on details for _ months
6 months
AUC 323
Correct for Probie Reading Schedule
A. Probie shall initial & date in blue/black ink each tour
B. OOD shall initial & date in red ink each tour
C. Co Cmdr shall initial & date in red ink once a month
D. Reading Schedule maintained for 1 full year from date member assigned to field. Once fwd to Battalion Training Coordinator in 17th month, it is no longer req’d to be maintained
C
AUC 323
Incorrect for Proby Cross Training
A. Initiated after Probie has completed 90 days service in firehouse
B. Co Cmdr shall ensure Probie has familiarized himself w/FD Procedures relevant to area being detailed to
C. Cross Unit details shall be for 60 days
D. Probie shall not be detailed out of cross training for any reason
D
AUC 323
Correct Probie Notebooks
A. Notebooks shall be maintained for 1 full year from when member is appointed to FD
B. Ensure tool list from current unit attached to rear cover
C. Positive motivational tool. Off should address any inconsistent entries made in book by conducting constructive reviews with the Probie
D. Brought to all drills held in qtrs, MUD, or Fire Academy
C
AUC 323
Incorrect Probie NB
A. Probie shall review weekly & initial & date in blue/black ink
B. OOD shall review each tour Probie works & initial and date in red ink
C. Co Cmdr shall review monthly & initial & date in red ink
D. Ensure NB & Reading Schedules fwd to Battalion & Div Training Coordinators at completion of Probie’s 8th month, 12th, & 18th month of service
E. Probies with extensions shall continue to maintain NB for a period of time equal to extended probation
D 13th & 17th
AUC 323
Incorrect for Cell phone sites
A. Special call an add’l Eng & Lad for a fire reported cell site bldgs and if the cell site is involved insure a TL response on the initial alarm
B. Consider stretching a HL to the roof at upper fl fires. This HL can be used to maintain egress routes & cool supporting I-beams
C. Lad companies should consider utilizing dry chem extinguishers at incipient fires. Restrict use of water & metal tools at these ops
D. Est a collapse zone beneath parapets where antennas & installation equipment are located. At night time ops insure sufficient lighting at roof level
A reverse to make correct AUC 331
Which is not accurate regarding the reading schedule?
A: There are two reading schedules: An engine schedule and a ladder schedule. The segment column on the left of the schedule is left blank to allow the company commander to prioritize the assignment as they see fit.
B: Probationary FF shall initial and date the reading schedule in blue or black ink when subject matter has been read.
C: The Officer on Duty shall initial and date the reading schedule in red ink when the subject matter has been reviewed or drilled on.
D: Chief Officers shall review, initial and date the reading schedule in red ink during company drill visits.
D. Add 4 - This only applies to the notebook, not the reading schedule. - Chief Officers- Review notebook during company drill visits. Initial and date in red ink.
AUC 323
Cell sites are being installed in commercial, residential, and public buildings. Each individual site and cell company will have different configurations and equipment setups. Which is correct
A: Special call an additional engine and ladder company for a reported fire in these buildings.
B: Insure tower ladder response on the initial alarm for a reported fire in these buildings.
C: Cut or dislodge coaxial cable or antenna grounds only when they prohibit proper roof ventilation.
D: A handline must always be stretched to the roof for fires in buildings with cell sites.
B AUC 331
A. 6.3 Special call an additional engine and ladder company, if the cell site installation is involved.
C. 5.10 Do not cut or dislodge coaxial cable or antenna grounds.
D. 6.7 Consider stretching a handline to the roof at upper floor fires.
