B104.1 Lost Firefighter Survival Strategies (09-01-2014) Flashcards
[B104.1 Lost Firefighter Survival Strategies]
A firefighter entering a structure should carry these 3 things:
- Hand light, even in the daytime
- Tool
- Portable Radio
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Why is it vital that the assigned fireground talkgroup is selected on the radio?
It determines the emergency ID talkgroup which is monitored by the RIC team
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The minimum entry team is ____ persons, equipped with a _______ _______:
- 2
- Portable radio
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What info (4) should be relayed by radio in the event you are lost or trapped?
- Who they are
- How many are trapped or lost
- Last known location
- Best estimate as to their current location
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If the “Firefighter down” notification was unsuccessful, the firefighter should attempt to activate:
The portable radio emergency ID button
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How long does the “Hot microphone” last upon emergency ID activation?
8-10 seconds
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Who all monitors the emergency talkgroup (2)?
- Dispatch
- RIC
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If after _____ seconds, fire dispatch has not received a transmission from the radio activating the emergency ID, fire dispatch will attempt to contact the radio with _____ _____ on both the emergency talkgroup and the fireground channel:
- 10 seconds
- Signal 4
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Signal 4 is the message for:
Is there an emergency
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If radio communication is lost, or a radio is not available, the firefighter should:
Manually activate the PASS alarm
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If radio comms are intact, the PASS should be cleared and radio comm reestablished every _____ seconds:
30 seconds
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What should a firefighter do when SCBA has been depleted?
Use protective hood as a limited filter
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The best (3) locations for a firefighter to position themselves in the event of physical colapse is:
- Exterior wall
- Door
- Hallway
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When a fire fighter thinks they might be lost, they should report a “Firefighter Down” on what channel, by utilizing this emergency communication term:
Assigned fireground channel using Mayday term