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Question 1

Question 4:
First alarm units are operating at a fully involved brownstone building with fire reported in exposure 2, a similar attached brownstone. Which of the following hoselines was deployed correctly?

A: The second line was stretched to exposure 2.

B: The third line was stretched to supply TL.

C: The third line was stretched to exposure 2.

D: The second hoseline was stretched through an exposure to the rear yard of the fire building

Answer 1

Explanation:
First line: Advanced into fire building.
Second line: Advanced into fire building as back-up hoseline.
Third line may be:
1) Advanced into fire building.
2) IF FIRE REPORTED IN EXPOSURE, stretched to that exposure.
3) IF NO FIRE REPORTED IN THE EXPOSURES, stretched through an exposure to the rear yard of the fire building.
Brownstone 3.4

Question 2

Question 35:
Backdrafts and smoke explosions are dangerous fire events that do not occur often but tend to occur more frequently during taxpayer fires than in other types of occupancies. Which is an incorrect statement regarding these occurrences?

A: Backdrafts occur when there is an introduction of oxygen to a compartment that has been pressurized by the smoke and fire gases of an oxygen-deficient fire in the Decay Stage

B: Smoke Explosions occur when fuel-rich smoke mixes with additional air and falls within its flammable / explosive range. It can occur without warning and occurs without a sudden change in ventilation

C: When favorable conditions exist for a backdraft to occur, the tactics of horizontal ventilation and / or a flanking attack should be considered by the Incident Commander.

D: Shut down of utilities does not guarantee there will not be a smoke explosion. Smoke can be ignited from other sources, mainly the fire and its embers.

Answer 2

C

Question 3

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Question 32:
The 2nd to arrive OV firefighter has numerous responsibilities when operating at a fire in a tenement type multiple dwelling. Which one of the actions described below is correct?
A:✔The second OV shall search for victims and fire extension on all floors above the fire if teamed up with another member.

B:✘Prior to conducting any horizontal ventilation from the exterior, the second OV shall request permission from the Ladder Company Officer operating in the fire apartment.

C: When there is only a rear fire escape (railroad apartments) OR the fire apartment is in the rear, the second OV and second chauffer (or another available member) shall team up and enter the apartment directly over the fire from that fire escape.

D: When there is a front fire escape AND the fire apartment is in the front, the second OV and second roof firefighter (or another available member) shall team up and enter the apartment directly over the fire from that fire escape.

Answer 3

A Explanation:
B. …the second OV shall request permission from THEIR LADDER COMPANY OFFICER IN ORDER TO COORDINATE VENTILATION TACTICS WITH INTERIOR OPERATIONS.
C. …the second OV and SECOND ROOF FIREFIGHTER (OR ANOTHER AVAILABLE MEMBER)…
D. …the second OV and SECOND CHAUFFER (OR ANOTHER AVAILABLE MEMBER

Question 4

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Question 31:
When the decision is made to transition to an exterior attack, the IC and affected units must follow certain procedures to ensure an orderly withdrawal of members. Which of the following urgent statements is correctly stated?

A: ”urgent, command to all units, urgent-all units back out and go exterior.”

B: urgent-urgent-urgent, command to all units, urgent-all units back out, we are transitioning to an exterior attack.”

C: ”urgent-urgent-urgent, command to all units, urgent-all units back out, back out now”

D: urgent, command to all units, urgent-all units back out, we are transitioning to an exterior attack

Answer 4

Explanation:
NEW LANGUAGE

B. …”urgent-urgent-urgent, command to all units, urgent-all units back out, we are transitioning to an exterior attack.”

Comm Chapter 9 pg 10

Question 5

The four most common types of lightweight systems that may be encountered in private dwellings include all of the following except:

A: Composite Truss

B: Bowstring Truss

C: Laminated Wood I-Beams

D: Lightweight Parallel Chord Truss

Answer 5

The four most common types of lightweight systems that may be encountered in private dwellings include all of the following except:
A: Composite Truss

B:✔Bowstring Truss

C:✘Laminated Wood I-Beams

D: Lightweight Parallel Chord Truss

Question 6

The incorrect statement made in regards to portable generators can be found in which choice?

A: If a portable generator is used to power an exhaust fan, the ideal length of the electrical cord should be 50 feet or less

B: Portable generators shall be tested weekly for 15 minutes

C: All companies who are issued a generator are also issued extension cords and adapter “pigtails.” The cords are various lengths of 12-gauge wire, some with waterproof connections. Waterproof connections are good for use up to 3 feet of water when properly mated.

D: On-board generators shall be checked monthly during Multi Unit Drill

Answer 6

D

Question 7

Question 36:
The incorrect tool assignment/position for the second arriving Ladder Company when operating at a Brownstone type Rowframe can be found in which choice?\

A: 2nd due Extinguisher FF shall consider taking two 6’ hooks in lieu of the pressurized water extinguisher to the top floor of the fire building at a top floor fire

B: 2nd arriving LCC when no longer needed at Aerial, goes into an exposure as directed by their officer

C: For a top floor fire, the 2nd OV FF shall team up with the 1st OV FF for VEIS of top floor

D: 2nd arriving Roof FF when examining returns of exposures, the returns remote from the fire should be avoided, as this action could spread the fire in the cockloft

Answer 7

Explanation:
Rowframes
A-Initially, the top floor of the most severely threatened exposure (for a top floor fire)….5.8.1

Question 8

Which of the following tactics is incorrect regarding a dumbwaiter fire in an old law tenement?

A: If smoke is venting out of a dumbwaiter bulkhead, the OV firefighter should vent the dumbwaiter bulkhead.

B: It is important that the top floor, cockloft and cellar are checked as soon as possible.

C: If after venting a dumbwaiter bulkhead, the roof firefighter does not see any appreciable volume of smoke venting, the roof firefighter should notify his/her officer.

D: If it is expected that the dumbwaiter shaft is obstructed, the roof firefighter should not probe the shaft with a hook.

Answer 8

A Explanation:
A. If FIRE is reported in the dumbwaiter shaft, the ROOF firefighter should vent the dumbwaiter bulkhead.

Note D: Ladders 3 Page 19 NOTE: To ensure an unobstructed outlet for shafts OTHER THAN DUMBWAITER SHAFTS, probe with hook to detect possible presence of a glazed sash or other covering and remove it.

Ladders 3: 4.3

Question 9

Question 26:
Members of your unit are drilling on ladder company tactics at peaked roof private dwellings. They are discussing the tactical use of both tower ladders and aerial ladders. They are also instructing the junior firefighter about proper positioning of portable ladders. Which one of the comments made by your members was correct?\

A: The preferred position of the tower ladder is parallel to the front of the building, so the basket can be placed to the “valley” area where a hook ladder can be used to reach the peak.

B: The aerial ladder shall be positioned to facilitate raising and extending the ladder over the corner of the building. Extend the ladder at least 2 feet above and to one side of the peak.

C: The aerial ladder is the most versatile, efficient and safest method to ventilate the roof.

D: portable extension ladder may be used from the porch roof to the main peak.

Answer 9

D A. …so the basket can be placed OVER THE CORNER OF THE BUILDING NEAR THE PEAK OF THE ROOF.
B. …AT LEAST 5 FEET ABOVE AND TO ONE SIDE OF THE PEAK.
C. THE TOWER LADDER…

Question 10

From the choices listed below, which Units carry the Window Blanket?

A Rescues and Squads

B: Rescues only

C: Squads only

D: All Squads and Divisions

Answer 10

Explanation:
Any Unit or Units may be used to deploy the blanket
The Blanket is large enough to cover at least two windows if necessary
Training Bulletins Tools 3 page 1

Question 11

Unless otherwise directed, Engine Companies reporting to the Forward Staging Area at a high rise office building fire shall bring with them all of the following equipment except?
A: A SCBA for each member

B: A standpipe kit and a nozzle

C: length of hose per firefighter

D: Assigned CFR-D equipment 1

Answer 11

Explanation:d
A spare SCBA cylinder for each member.
HROB 6.3.6 Ed

Question 12

Question 17:
Members of your unit are conducting MUD at a two family private dwelling. They are discussing operational variations as compared to single family private dwellings. Which comment below is correct regarding ladder company operations at two family private dwellings?

A: Access to the second floor is via an unenclosed stairway.

B: At two family PD’s, there will not be the initial rapid buildup of smoke on the second floor.

C: For a 1st floor fire, if there’s no visible life hazard discovered by the first arriving ladder’s Roof/OV team, they shall VEIS the second floor windows and assist in searches.

D: There are some private dwellings designed with a separate small apartment located at the ground floor or below grade level. These apartments will always have a secondary means of egress.

Answer 12

Explanation:
A. Access to the second floor is via an ENCLOSED stairway.
C. …VEIS the FIRST FLOOR windows…
D. These apartments may have a separate and distinct entrance AS THE ONLY MEANS OF EGRESS.

Question 13

Question 5:
Tower Ladder placement will depend upon conditions encountered on arrival. Which of the following choices is not listed as a factor in tower ladder placement?

A: Fire Conditions – location and extent of fire.

B: Type of Structure – Height and Area.

C: Time of Day.

D: Smoke Conditions – light, medium, heavy.

Answer 13

Explanation:d
TOWER LADDERS – CHAPTER 2
A, B, C Correct -2 PG 1
D – Not listed – Smoke Conditions are not listed as factors influencing TL positioning.

Question 14

Question 38:
During the 6x9 tour in the great Borough of the Bronx, the ladder company you are working in has just been activated as a Rapid Response Vehicle Task Force (RRV) due to a major blackout. As you turn out, you are trying to remember all the protocols of the RRV. Choose the incorrect protocol.

A: The initial Task Force may consist of an officer serving as a TASK Force Leader, 3-6 FFs ,and 2 apparatus

B: The second piece of the SOC Support Ladder that is equipped with an MDT, will be identified in the CADS system as RRV. For example, RRV027

C: When more than one task force is assembled, a Sector/ Group Supervisor shall be assigned

D: The primary method of communications shall be the DARS radio

Answer 14

B Explanation:
AUC 159 add 8…New as of 11/20/2019 (Dept Order 108/2019)
A-3.2
B- “R” R027…..this is only for the 2nd pieces with an MDT. 2nd pieces without MDT will be called on dept radio as SOC Support Ladder, for example SSL-50…..sec 3.2.3
C- sec 3.5
D- Primary- DARS, Alternate- 800 MHZ, Emergency- Dept Radio……when DARS, 800 MHz, and Dept radio are OOS, then the contingency communication is the cell phone….NEW (this changed) sec 4.1
THIS IS A MUST READ. Several

Question 15

Question 17:
The most correct procedure, when forcing a door that opens inward using the Halligan and Axe, can be found in which choice?
A: The halligan tool is held with the hand at the hook end palm down and the other hand at the at the fork end palm up

B: Place the fork of the halligan tool approximately 12” above or below the lock

C: The FF holding the axe stands on the same side of the member holding the halligan tool in order to reduce the chance of striking the other FF

D: The member holding the halligan tool is the coordinator of the action, telling the axe FF when to strike

Answer 15

Explanation:d
Training Bulletins Forcible Entry 2
A- The halligan tool is held with the hand at the hook end palm UP and the other hand at the at the fork end palm DOWN….sec 1.2.A.1
B- approximately 6” ……sec 1.2.A.2
C- Opposite side…..sec 1.2.B.2
D- sec 1.2

Question 16

Question 20:
New York City Transit has made a number of things available to us for use during underground operations. Which choice below regarding provided firefighting equipment is INCORRECT?
A: All under river tubes of the NYC Transit System are equipped with wet standpipe systems.

B: Gate valves with Fire Department threads are located at approximately 200’ intervals.

C: The standpipes are equipped with 2½ hose and adjustable fog and straight stream nozzles.

D: Dry Chemical extinguishers at the power removal boxes are approximately 600’ apart.

Answer 16

Explanation:
AUC 207 c
C is Incorrect – The standpipes are equipped with 1½ hose and adjustable fog and straight stream nozzles.
A,B,D are correct as written. Just note the difference in terminology between the AUC and Under River Rail Operations for choice B – AUC 207 says APPROXIMATELY 200’ intervals, while Under River says EVERY 200’ feet. – Gate Valves are standpipe connections, not to be confused with section valves which are 600’ apart

Question 17

Question 22:
Engine 399 responded to a CFRD run where they located a patient but could not gain access to the apartment. Which of the following choices made by the officer at this box was INCORRECT?
A: The officer had the unit force entry and requested a PD response for security/safety.

B: The officer had the dispatcher notify the responding EMS units of the situation.

C: The officer had EMS maintain security pending the arrival of PD.

D: The officer turned the apartment security over to a responsible neighbor.

Answer 17

Explanation:
CFRD CHAPTER 2 4.8
C IS INCORRECT – The responsibility of safeguarding premises shall not be delegated to EMS personnel. This includes awaiting the arrival of PD. 4.8
A, B, D are Correct as written.

Question 18

In Old Law Tenements, the infrequently used procedure, of going from front to rear apartments or vice versa through the common partition may be used as an escape route. To accomplish this a member shall take the following steps. Which one is incorrect?

A: Use the halligan, hook or axe. This is the order of preference but all can do the job.

B: Start low. Punch a hole slightly below waist level.

C: The tool is placed in a bay with the bottom anchored against the opposite side of the partition. The firefighter then pulls the tool towards themselves using short strokes to snap lath off on their side.

D: With the tool, the member knocks off the lath on the far side of the bay. Do not kick the lath off as this could result in the members leg becoming trapped.

Answer 18

Explanation:
D. WITH THE SOLE OF HIS/HER BOOT, THE MEMBER CAN KICK THE LATH OFF THE FAR SIDE OF THE BAY.

A BIT ODD THAT WE ARE TOLD TO KICK THE WALL. ALWAYS MAKE A NOTE OF ANYTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY THAT YOU COME ACROSS IN OUR BOOKS
Ladders 3: 6.1.1; 6.1.2; 6.1.3; 6.1.4

Question 19

Question 19:
Which of the following is CORRECT regarding record keeping for the Key FOB and Elevator Machinery Room Keys issued by NYCHA to FD Units?

A: a Key FOB or Elevator Machinery Room key is lost or damaged, the Officer on duty must immediately notify Housing Emergency via the department dispatcher.

B: A Lost Property report (FS-112) is required for lost key FOBs or elevator keys.

C: NYCHA employee will deliver the new Key FOB or Elevator Key to the unit’s quarters in 1-2 Business days.

D: Any unit that forces a NYCHA building door or elevator machinery room door must notify NYCHA at their emergency number 212 306-8800 even if the door is able to be secured

Answer 19

C FFP – MULTIPLE DWELLINGS – ADDENDUM 4
C IS CORRECT – 3.3
A – Not via the dispatcher, directly at the emergency number to obtain new keys. 3.3
B – No lost property reports are required for lost or damaged key FOBs or elevator keys. 3.3
D – Unit shall notify housing via the department dispatcher that a door has been forced. Not directly. 3.2

Question 20

You’re the second arriving ladder company overhauling on the floor above the fire in an old law tenement. Which action below is correct?

A: When a wall or partition is too hot to keep your hand on, it should be opened at the hot spot to cutoff extension.

B: If fire is found in a bay, it and one adjoining bay should be opened for examination.

C: If fire is found extending to the floor above, the ceiling or walls should not be opened until a charged line has been called for, because of the possibility of intensifying the fire.

D: The officer assigned the task of overhauling the floors above the fire should make an examination of the room or floor where the fire originated.

Answer 20

Explanation:
A. When a wall or partition is too hot to keep your hand on, it should be opened ABOVE the hot spot to cut off extension.

B. If fire is found in a bay, it AND BOTH adjoining bays should be opened for examination.

C. If fire is found extending to the floor above, the ceiling or walls should not be opened UNTIL A CHARGED LINE is in position because of the possibility of intensifying the fire.

Question 21

Question 16:
If members respond to a reported fire in building under construction that is ________ in height, they should know the structure is required to have a hoist or elevator in readiness at all times for FDNY use.

A: 75 feet.

B: Greater than 75 feet.

C: 70 feet.

D: Greater than 70 feet.

Answer 21

Greater tba

Question 22

Question 29:
A salty engine lieutenant would know that which of the following points regarding standpipe operations at a class 2 high-rise residential building fire is least correct?

A: Standpipes may be found in unusual locations, including half landings, in wall recesses and with outlets that are higher than normal.

B: encountering difficulty in removing the house line from the outlet, members must communicate this to the ladder officer.

C: buildings without a public hall or small landings, engines may need access to adjacent apartments to flake out the hoseline.

D: If a second apt entrance is present and the 1st line may be endangered by fire from this door, the second line may need to be stretched to this location to protect the advance of the first line

Answer 22

C Explanation:
Firefighting Procedures, Multiple Dwelling Fires
A-8.7
B-8.7 tell both the engine and ladder officers
C-8.7, top pg 99, Apartment on the floor below, not adjacent.
D-8.7.4 top pg 100

Question 23

Question 32:
Which of the following is an incorrect point regarding proper notifications, when a standpipe system is discovered to be out of service during an operation. The system is out of service for other than a scheduled inspection, testing, or maintenance and it will not be serviceable by the end of the business day?

A If no responsible party is present, notify the NYPD for potential notification to the responsible party.

B: -If the standpipe is in an occupied residential occupancy and no building staff are present, ask the dispatcher to notify OEM. OEM should be requested to have an HPD representative respond to the location.

C: If the administrative unit is not on scene, they shall be notified by telephone.

D: The administrative unit officer shall notify all first alarm units by telephone.

Answer 23

Explanation:
AUC 5, CH 2, ADD 4
A-4.6 Top pg 5, Notify the fire marshals, however, notify the NYPD for security of premises if necessary.
B-4.6, pg 5
C-4.7, NOTE: The unit on scene issues a VO, whether it’s the admin unit or not.
D-4.10.1, Admin unit also submit A-500, if a commercial occupancy forward FPCU1, fwd an A-8 to fire prevention. NOTE: these enforcements are for commercial & large life hazards, but officer can always implement these enforcements if he feels it’s necessary.

Question 24

Question 38:
Features found in fire-resistive high-rise multiple dwellings may hamper fire operations. Which one of the following choices is the only fully accurate description of these buildings?

A: When constructed to a height taller than 75 feet, a fire escape will never be encountered.

B: Due to the height of these buildings, well holes will not be found.

C: Some of these structures are divided into wings or sections above the first floor. In most these instances, members may only transverse from one section to another in the cellar, lobby and/or roof.

D: Standpipe outlets will be found at the standard height of 5 feet from the floor.

Answer 24

Explanation:
Firefighting Procedures, Multiple Dwelling Fires
A-8.5 Fire Escapes (FE) may or may not be encountered, 8.5.4, FEs may be 18 stories or more in height.
B-8.5.2 Some have well holes for entire height of stairwell.
C-8.5.1-Sometimes they will have a shared fire stair, which will also allow access to different sections above the first floor.
D-8.5.5- Stand pipe outlets will be at various heights, sometimes over 7’ high.

Question 25

Question 39:
A smart Manhattan Captain knew that all of the following points regarding Class 2 high-rise residential buildings and their elevators were incorrect except which one?

A: Service elevators may be small and/or open into isolated vestibules.

B: Passenger elevators often provide access to standpipe and stair areas.

C: Service elevators will always have fire service installed. However, they may require the use of manual mode for firefighting operations.

D: At a fire operation, unused elevators without fire service, should be called to the lobby and chocked open.

Answer 25

Question 39:

Explanation:
Firefighting Procedures, Multiple Dwelling Fires
A-8.5.6 Passenger elevators.
B-8.5.6 Service elevators.
C-8.5.6-May not have fire service installed.
D-8.8, bottom pg 100

A smart Manhattan Captain knew that all of the following points regarding Class 2 high-rise residential buildings and their elevators were incorrect except which one?
A: Service elevators may be small and/or open into isolated vestibules.

B: Passenger elevators often provide access to standpipe and stair areas.

C:✘Service elevators will always have fire service installed. However, they may require the use of manual mode for firefighting operations.

D:✔At a fire operation, unused elevators without fire service, should be called to the lobby and chocked open.

Question 26

A 1 1/8” MST is attached to the outlet of the HRN. The tip is removable and should be checked ______________.
A: tourly and before use

B: daily and before use

C: weekly during MUD and before use

D: monthly and before use

Answer 26

Explanation:
Eng ops ch 8 add 3 sec 4.2

Question 27

Question 37:
When supplied with a nozzle pressure of 40 psi, the 2 1⁄2” hoseline will provide a flowrate of ___ and a nozzle reaction of _____. This is the force felt by the nozzle firefighter.

A: 180 GPM, 68 lbs

B: 180 GPM, 78 lbs

C: 235 GPM, 68 lbs

D: 235 GPM, 78 lbs

Answer 27

D

Question 28

Question 1:
Please read all the explanations. They have lots of really good info. This is new material and tends to be highly testable… Question 1…While operating at an odor of gas in an occupied place of assembly, members of Engine 101 encounter the following: A licensed plumber using a 16.4 ounce cylinder of propane with a torch. They would be correct to believe which one of the following?

A: The use is lawful, only if the LPG is being used for emergency repairs.

B: The use is lawful, if being used for minor or emergency repairs.

C: The use is unlawful.

D: The use is lawful, if being used for emergency repairs and provided that the cylinder is never left unattended, and it is removed at the end of the work day.

Answer 28

Explanation:
AUC 5, CH 2, ADD 3 P 12
FORMER CAPT TEST QUESTION.
Key word is OCCUPIED, for an occupied place of assembly it is never lawful to use LPG for indoor repairs.

Question 29

When a vacant building is first identified, the administrative unit shall take which one of the following actions?

A: Forward a memo to all units and administrative Battalion and Division within the first-alarm area.

B: When appropriate, forward a normal priority DOB referral report if there are structural integrity issues.

C: When appropriate, forward a high priority DOB referral report citing “Building vacant, open and unguarded.”

D: The letters “FO” (floor openings) shall be made directly above vacant building markings in cases when members determine that floors within the building have holes or openings that may endanger members.

Answer 29

Explanation:
Firefighting Procedures, Vacant Building Fires, Top pg. 3
B-High priority referral.
C-Normal priority referral.
D-The letters “FO” (floor openings) shall be made directly underneath vacant building markings

Question 30

Question 39:
During a major storm you are the officer assigned as a Rapid Response Vehicle Task Force Leader. Which point below is most correct regarding protocols that you consider?

A: The initial Task Force shall consist of only 4 firefighters.

B: Each Task Force will be equipped with a complement of tools; if additional items are needed, you should notify the nearest Division, SOC will supply this equipment for SSLs (SOC Support Ladders).

C: Task forces shall be identified using the designation of one of the assigned RRVs. members within a task force communicating to each other shall use their task force designation and vehicle/unit type. For example: the task force that includes RRV 132 would communicate as such: “RRV 132 to BFU 132”.

D: You would be correct to think that DARS radios do not interfere with transmissions of normally assigned Handie Talkies (HTs

Answer 30

Explanation:
AUC 159, ADD#8
A-sec. 3.2, May consist of 3-6 Firefighters. RECENT CHANGE 11/20/19.
B-sec. 3.6, Contact Tech Services, SOC does not supply SSLs. RECENT CHANGE 11/20/19.
C-sec. 5.1, Task forces designations are flexible, consider identifying them using the designation of one of the assigned RRVs. members within a task force communicating to each other would use assigned unit designations to ID themselves. (eg. RRV 132 to BFU 2) BFU would not use 132, rather their normal designation.

Question 31

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Question 8:
Maneuvering portable ladders at brownstone buildings can often be challenging. Which of the following statements below is correct regarding the use of portable ladders at a brownstone?

A: At a brownstone, it is recommended that straight ladders be used in lieu of extension ladders because they are easier to transport.

B: In most cases, taking the ladder through the first floor of an adjoining brownstone and passing it out the rear window to another member in the yard is faster than using the fire building.

C: In a brownstone, it is important to take the ladder through with the butt facing the rear of the building.

D: Most often, all floors in the rear of a brownstone cannot be reached with portable ladders.

Answer 31

Explanation:
A. At a brownstone, it is recommended that EXTENSION ladders be used in lieu of STRAIGHT ladders because they are easier to transport DUE TO THEIR SHORTER NESTED LENGTH.

B. In most cases, taking the ladder through the SECOND FLOOR (PARLOR FLOOR) of an adjoining brownstone and passing it out the rear window to another member in the yard is faster than using the fire building.

D. Most often, all floors in the rear of a brownstone CAN BE reached with portable ladders.

NOTE C: B = B (BROWNSTONE = BUTT END)

Portable Ladders 10.2

Question 32

Question 5:
Under Phase 2 (Water Pressure Emergency) each unit starting at 1000 hours shall take and record the pressure on the hydrant nearest to quarters, every hour until 2200 hours. Units shall patrol their district as per schedules established by DCs. Upon completing their assigned patrol duties, officers shall fax to the Battalion all of the following information except?\

A: The number of hydrants OOS

B: Any areas experiencing dangerously low water pressure that could adversely affect firefighting operations

C: The number of illegally opened hydrants

D: The number of spray caps placed

Answer 32

Explanation:
The number of hydrants shut down
AUC 205 sec 8.2

Question 33

Question 16:
Ladder 199 was doing their annual subway inspection and the members began discussing use of the repeater system. Which is the only CORRECT statement made during the discussion?
A: Power backup for the repeater only provides for a maximum of 3 hours of continuous operation.

B: A full test of the repeater channel shall be made once the members reach the platform area.

C: Channel 15 may be used as the primary repeater H/T channel at a second operation in close proximity to the first operation.

D: If dead spots are encountered in repeater coverage, immediately abandon the use of the channel and return to a HT relay.

Answer 33

AUC 207 ADDENDUM 16 – REPEATER CHANNEL
C IS CORRECT 4.4#2
A – Power back-up provides for a minimum of 4 hours of continuous operation. 3.2
B – A test of the repeater is made at the street level. 4.4 #3
D – Prior to abandoning the use of the repeater channel, the team shall return to a safe location where previous communications were successful. If communications are successful, report the dead spot to the IC. 5.2 note.

Question 34

Question 24:
You are the officer on duty and a firefighter comes into your office looking to file an EEO complaint stemming from an incident the occurred at a company function. Which action that you took next was CORRECT according to the PA/ID?
A: You provided the member the Complaint Report and asked them to fill it out to maintain confidentiality.

B: You complete the Complaint Report and require that the member provide you details of the incident for completion.

C: You take a mark in the Pass Along book stating a member was filing a Complaint Report.

D: You advise the member of their filing options and notify the department’s EEO Officer.

Answer 34

D PA/ID 1-77 – EEO
D IS CORRECT – 6.1 & 6.2
A – Once the member decides to make a complaint, the officer is required to complete a confidential EEO Incident Report. 6.4
B – The member is not required to give the officer or any other FD official except the EEO Officer or Counselor any information concerning the complaint.
C – No journal/log entries shall be entered with regard to any EEO Complaints. 6.9

Question 35

Prefixes of units on a response ticket help to identify what resources are responding to a particular incident. Which prefix is correct?

A: HR - High Rise Unit

B: RC - Recuperation and Care Unit

C: F - Foam Tender

D: RV - Rapid Response

Answer 35

Comm 2 p36
RA - Recuperation and Care Unit
FT - Foam Tender
RR - Rapid Response
***AUC 159 add 8 sec 3.2.1 states…These units will be identified in the CADS system as follows: R and ladder company number associated with the S.S.L. (R025 is Ladder 25 second piece)

Question 36

Question 14:
Roof access for fires in Class 2 buildings with open stairs is a constant consideration especially during fires on lower floors. Which of the following is NOT listed as a consideration in determining whether roof access for ventilation will be attempted?

A: Number of floors between the fire floor and the roof

B: Knowledge of occupants in halls and stairs above the fire.

C: Reports of occupants trapped in the fire apartment necessitating immediate entry for search.

D: Weather conditions indicating increased stack effect.

Answer 36

Explanation:
FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES – CLASS 2 MD’S
D IS NOT CORRECT – Weather conditions not listed.
A,B,C, 8.8.2

Question 37

Question 35:
The term Collyer’s Mansion is no longer used and has been replaced with clutter. Which of the statements below CORRECTLY describes operations in medium clutter conditions?

A: Patient care in place and removal by normal means may be extremely challenging due to debris.

B: Smoke detectors will likely not be present or operating properly.

C: Maneuvering handlines will be more difficult. Fuel load may exceed capability of handlines.

D: Primary and secondary searches not affected

Answer 37

Explanation:
SAFETY BULLETIN 7 ch 4
C IS CORRECT – Section 4 chart under Suppression
A – Heavy Clutter under EMS label
B - Heavy Clutter under Member Safety label
D – Light Clutter under Search label

Question 38

Question 1:
Units are operating at a fully involved brownstone fire. The officer of one of the second alarm engine companies is ordered to stretch a third hoseline due to the heavy fire conditions. The third hosline may be stretched to all of the following locations except which one?

A: Stretched to supply a Tower Ladder.

B: Advanced into the fire building.

C: If fire is reported in an exposure, stretched to that exposure.

D: If there is no fire in the exposures, stretched through an exposure to the rear yard of the fire building.

Answer 38

Explanation: a
Supplying a TL is not mentioned for a fully involved brownstone.

Brownstones 3.4

Question 39

Question 3:
According to Fire Department ventilation procedures, what is the boundary layer in a structure fire where below it, air will be drawn into the structure, and above it, combustion gasses will be exhausted?

A: Unidirectional flow path

B: The neutral plane

C: Tenability

D: The mid-line

Answer 39

Explanation:
Unidirectional Flow Path - where hot gasses from the fire area (higher pressure) flow towards a ventilation point OR an air entrainment back towards the seat of the fire. All gas movement is in one direction.
Tenability - An assessment on whether units can operate within the fire area based on the conditions encountered and the impact of these conditions to potential victims and members.
Vent Glossary

Question 40

Question 20:
Of the following choices, which contains incorrect information regarding fire pumps found in high rise office buildings?\

A: The 1938 Building Code required a manual fire pump in buildings over 300 high. The 1968 Building Code required a manual fire pump to supplement the standpipe system in buildings over 250 feet high.

B: It always has been the responsibility of building engineers to start the building fire pump; however, some engineers have been assigned to other duties when a fire starts. There is also the possibility that the building engineer might not be on duty at the time of the fire.

C: control cabinet for a 750 gallon fire pump will be in the shape of a large cube. It varies from 6’ x 6’ x 6’ to as large as 8’ x 8’ x 8’ in the older models.

D: When the pumps are started, check the pressure gauge on the discharge side of the fire pump located near the riser. This will ensure that the pressures called for are being maintained.

Answer 40

The 1938 Building Code required a manual fire pump in buildings over 250 FEET HIGH. The 1968 Building Code required a manual fire pump to supplement the standpipe system in buildings over 300 FEET HIGH.
HROB 4.1.1, 4.1.3, 4.1.6 B

Question 41

What code should be transmitted when an Engine is treating a child with 1st degree burns, received from flame from a stove, and EMS designates the child a “yellow tag,” on a CFRD response?
A:✘10-37 Code 3

B: 10-37 Code 4

C:✔10-45 Code 3

D: 10-45 Code 4

Answer 41

C

Question 42

Question 13:
Prior to operating, it is imperative that the Lobby Control Unit verify the location of the following. Which of the below posts is not listed?

A: Forward Triage Area

B: SAE Post

C: Forward Staging Area

D: Fire Sector

Answer 42

Explanation:
ICS MANUAL – CHAPTER 2 – ADDENDUM 4 – LOBBY CONTROL UNIT
A – 4.2
B – 4.2
C – 4.2
D – 4.2 – Fire Floor not Fire Sector

Question 43

Question 8:
REHAB-MD 5-STY 20X60 CLASS-3 – 2 APT’S PER FLR – FRONT & REAR FIRE ESCAPES – NO EXT ENT TO CELLAR – GUARD DOGS IN CELLAR – RAZOR WIRE FENCE ON ROOF. There is a medium fire condition in the cellar of this multiple dwelling and the assigned companies will arrive on the scene. Which tactical choice is CORRECT regarding a fire in this building?
A:✔The first line shall be stretched to the interior cellar entrance stairs and advanced down into the cellar to extinguish the fire.

B: Initial vertical ventilation shall be coordinated and controlled by the Incident Commander.

C: The second line shall be stretched to the rear entrance and advanced into the cellar to extinguish the fire.

D:✘All horizontal ventilation of the cellar and first floor shall be controlled by the first arriving ladder company officer

Answer 43

Explanation:
FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES – MULTIPLE DWELLINGS
A IS CORRECT - The first line should not be advanced down the cellar stairs if there is an outside entrance to the cellar at the front or rear of the building, unless the fire is minor. 4.2.1 CIDS STATES NO EXTERIOR ENTRANCE
B – Initial vertical ventilation shall be coordinated and controlled by the ladder officer working in the fire area (fire floor). 4.2.2
C – There is no cellar entrance to the building.
D – All horizontal ventilation shall be coordinated and controlled by the ladder officer in the area to be vented NOT BOTH