Brooklyn 7 Flashcards by William Moran

Examples of conditions that should be considered for inclusion in the CIDS program include all of the following except?
A: High-Rise MDs where a three length stretch would not be sufficient

B: High-Rise MDs with communication systems

C: High-Rise MDs with sprinklers in below grade areas

D: Non-standpipe low-rise fireproof MDs where 1 3/4 hose may be used

C: High-Rise MDs with sprinklers in below grade areas

High-Rise MDs with sprinklers in areas OTHER than below grade

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At a collapse operation, the Incident Commander directs your unit to cordon off a section of the sidewalk with red “DANGER DO NOT ENTER” tape. Where can this tape be found on scene?
A: In all FDNY apparatus

B: In all Battalion and Division vehicles

C: In the Field Comm vehicle

D: In all Reacues and Squads

B: In all Battalion and Division vehicles

AUC 360 1.1

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During an explosive/incendiary incident, tagging victims and moving them to the appropriate area is critical for a successful operation. All viable, non-ambulatory victims MUST be moved to the Triage Transfer Point, where they will be directed to the appropriate Treatment area. Choose the incorrect procedure when tagging victims and moving them to the appropriate treatment area .
A: Critical patients shall be Red-tagged and immediately removed to the Transportation Sector to be brought to a local hospital for definitive care

B: Urgent patients shall be Orange-tagged and removed to a separate Orange Treatment Area

C: Non-Life threatened patients shall be Yellow-tagged and removed to a separate Yellow Treatment Area

D: Minor-injured, ambulatory patients (Green-tagged) shall be directed to a separate Green Treatment area near the Triage Transfer Point

Remote from the Triage Transfer Point
Remember, The 2nd arriving Engine Officer must remain at the Triage Transfer Point and assume control until relieved by a BC
ERP add 3 pages 13-15

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Following a fire in an Old Law Tenement, members of a Bronx Truck Company discussed overhaul tactics and pointed out which incorrect statement made by a junior member of the company?
A: When performing overhaul operations, all members must wear their Department issued PPE including bunker coat, bunker pants, bunker boots, protective hoods and gloves

B: Hanging ends of cable such as electric (BX), telephone and coaxial television shall be pushed out of the way. Loops of cable hanging down shall be secured near the ceiling. Consider the removal of electric power when appropriate.

C: It is dangerous for more than one or two members to use tools at the same time in a small area, such as rooms in Old Law Tenements.

D: Holes in the floor are generally small and must be protected, generally by placing a door over them. Holes in the roof will be much larger and all members must be warned to be constantly alert. A roof door or short ladder may be used to cover danger spots.

Hanging ends of cable such as electric (BX), telephone and coaxial television shall be secured near the ceiling. Loops of cable hanging down shall be pushed up out of the way. Consider the removal of electric power when appropriate.
Lads 3 8.2, 8.4, 8.10

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During company drill, the senior man of E-100 was giving tips on how to remove a windshield and rear/side windows during a vehicle disentanglement/extrication incident. The senior man was incorrect in which tip?
A: The two predominate types of glass used for vehicle windows are laminated safety glass and tempered glass

B: The tools that may be used to remove a windshield include the windshield saw, a sawzall, the beluga auto glass knife, or an axe

C: The axe should be considered as a last resort

D: Before using the windshield saw, make sure that the blade is installed correctly (the teeth facing the handle of the tool)

E: The center-punch can be used to break windshields

The center-punch or halligan can be used to break tempered glass, which is found on the sides and rear of vehicle
EP Vehicle Disentanglement and Extrication sec 11
B. The Beluga tool is a recent update from July 2019

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Common features found in Brownstone buildings are correctly indicated in all choices below except?
A: There are limited means of venting the cellar. The most that can be expected are a couple of very small windows at ground level in the rear, an opening under a grating near the first floor (basement) vestibule, and possibly a coal chute.

B: In flat roof buildings, the cockloft space between the top floor ceiling and the roof is approximately 4’ to 6’ in height and the roof is pitched toward the rear of the building.

C: Rear extensions may have been added on the first floor. In some cases these extensions may be two or three stories in height, and 10 to 20 feet in depth; they will have their own cockloft.

D: In many buildings, when they were converted to Multiple Dwellings, fire escapes were added or sprinklers were installed in the interior halls in lieu of secondary means of egress. Sprinkler lines were further extended into individual rooms when buildings were converted to Rooming Houses. The presence of these sprinklers may indicate the absence of a fire escape; most Brownstones, however, do not have fire escapes.

B: In flat roof buildings, the cockloft space between the top floor ceiling and the roof is approximately 4’ to 6’ in height and the roof is pitched toward the rear of the building.

In flat roof buildings, the cockloft space between the top floor ceiling and the roof is approximately 2’ to 3’ in height and the roof is pitched toward the rear of the building.
Bwst 2.2.7, 2.2.11, 2.2.12, 2.2.18

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As a company officer, you must be well versed in tactics at Taxpayer fires. Choose the most correct tactic.
A: Cutting a coffin cut (3’x6’) is recommended in providing ventilation at the roof

B: Members can operate on the roof of a Taxpayer with a wooden, metal or combination bowstring design if only contents are involved in fire

C: For a cockloft fire, the 1st arriving LCC to assist the 1st arriving OV FF in the rear

D: First arriving Ladder Company is responsible for shutting down utilities at a cellar fire

E: When a Taxpayer is equipped with a sprinkler, the 2nd arriving Engine Company shall ensure the sprinkler system is supplied

D: First arriving Ladder Company is responsible for shutting down utilities at a cellar fire

A- 8’x8’ feet
B- Under no circumstances shall any member operate on the roof of any building involved in a content or structural fire with a wooden, metal or combination bowstring design
C- If fire extends to the cockloft, proceed to the roof to assist roof FF
E- 3rd arriving Engine Company shall ensure this is done
Taxpayers sec 5.5.16, 5.5.25 note, 8.2.2.A.1.F, 8.3.3.4.C, 7.2.3.C

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At a peaked roof private dwelling fire, in some cases members will be required to “open up” a peaked roof. Which choice below contains incorrect information regarding this tactic?
A: The first hole should be made at the main gable. A center hall usually follows the same direction as the main gable.

B: The power saw may only be used from the basket of a tower ladder.

C: If cutting the peaked roof with an axe, work from a position straddling the peak and cut a hole over the fire, parallel to and on the lee side of the ridge. The size of the opening is limited by the member’s reach and maneuverability, but should generally be about 3’ x 6’.

D: A 6’ hook (10’ for a Queen Anne) should be brought to the roof to push down the ceiling on the top floor after the roof hole has been cut.

…but should generally be about 2’ x 3’.
Note: A) A hole at the main gable, with the ceiling pushed down when directed by the ladder company officer, will vent the blind attic space, the knee walls and the attic hall and rooms below, allowing rapid line advancement and search by the inside team.
PD Ch 4 6.3 A, B

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With the detonation of an Improvised Nuclear Device (IND), responding units shall not enter the area of detonation for at least ________ minutes.
A: 5

B: 10

C: 15

D: 30

C: 15

Because radiation fallout from an IND does not occur for approximately 15 minutes after detonation, units responding to an IND should not enter the area of the detonation for at least 15 minutes post-detonation, when presence of radiation can then be detected and monitored
ERP add 4 sec 3.1.4.C

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At a fire in a private dwelling, whenever two hoselines are stretched and operating, a third hoseline should initially be positioned how?
A: Positioned and charged at the front of the building and operated as ordered by the IC.

B: Immediately stretched into an exposure.

C: Stretched to the top floor of the fire building to protect against any possible extension.

D: Enter the cellar via a secondary entrance, if present.

A: Positioned and charged at the front of the building and operated as ordered by the IC.

PD Ch 3 2.9

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You are working in E-500 staffed with 5 FFs during the 6x9 tour when you arrive 2nd due to E-400 staffed with 4 FFs for a fire on the 2nd floor in a 6 story 50X100 CL3 multiple dwelling. With no FAST unit on scene, and L-200 and L-300 in position, which members would make up the safety team at this fire?
A: Control and Door FFs of E-500

B: Control FF of E-400 and LCC of L-200

C: Door FF of E-500 and LCC of L-200

D: Control and Backup FFs of E-500

If 2 Engines on scene, then it would be Backup and Control FFs of the 2nd arriving Engine regardless if staffed with 5 or 4 FFs
A- If one 5 FF Engine on scene
B- If one 5 or 4 FF Engine and one Ladder on scene
MMID ch 1 page 4…..KNOW THIS PAGE COLD

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Your aerial ladder responds to a fire in a Row Frame. The Row Frame is 3 stories, with a 4 window front. Fire is on the second floor. After dropping off the Roof FF to the roof, what is the next action the LCC should take?
A: Reposition the aerial ladder for VEIS of the floors above the fire floor when teamed up with the 2nd chauffeur (or another available member).

B: Reposition the aerial ladder for VEIS of the fire apartment when teamed up with the 2nd chauffeur (or another available member).

C: VEIS the fire apartment from the exterior using portable ladders when teamed up with the 2nd chauffeur (or another available member).

D: VEIS the floors above the fire floor from the exterior using portable ladders when teamed up with the 2nd chauffeur (or another available member).

C: VEIS the fire apartment from the exterior using portable ladders when teamed up with the 2nd chauffeur (or another available member).

After the Roof FF has reached the roof, reposition the aerial ladder for VEIS of the fire apartment IF fire is on the 3rd floor or above when teamed up with the 2nd chauffeur (or another available member). When fire is on the 1st or 2nd floor, VEIS the fire apartment from the EXTERIOR using portable ladders when teamed up with the 2nd chauffeur (or another available member).
RF 5.7 D 8 (7)

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You are training a young FF of a Ladder Company on the “venting for search” procedures when you made one incorrect statement. Choose the incorrect statement.
A: Once a decision has been made and approval has been granted to enter, the member should clear out the window for access and be cognizant that a new flow path has been created

B: If conditions prevent access, once window is taken, immediately notify the Ladder Company Officer of this situation

C: After venting and entering, the priority action is to conduct a quick search of that area

D: If a victim is found immediately transmit a 10-45, include your location and planned exit route. The Company Officer and IC shall take necessary action to support the rescue effort

C: After venting and entering, the priority action is to conduct a quick search of that area

After venting and entering, the priority action for the member is to isolate the area by closing a door before conducting the search
Remember….Vent, Enter, Isolate, Search (VEIS)
FFP Ventilation sec 12.6

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During company drill, the Battalion Chief stopped by to relay his experience in obtaining optimum effectiveness of TL streams. Of the following choices, which is not in accordance with Department guidelines?
A: A Satellite Water Unit is the best source of supply, if available. The largest diameter hose should be used.

B: Water is supplied to the base of the TL at 200 to 250 psi. The relief valve of the TL should be set at 250 psi.

C: Generally, only one water source at the base of the TL is used. However, a relay pumper can take water from more than one source.

D: When utilized, a relay pumper adjacent to the TL should have at least 50 psi intake pressure with water flowing.

When utilized, a relay pumper adjacent to the TL should have in excess of 80 psi intake pressure with water flowing. In this way, the relay pumper can operate in volume position and still deliver close to 250 psi.
Lads 6 6.6.1 A-G

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In addition to transmitting a 10-18 for a 10-24 for a routine car fire, which the owner was not on scene, you also transmitted what code?
A: 10-41-1

B: 10-41-2

C: 10-41-3

D: 10-41-4

C: 10-41-3

C- Unoccupied vehicle (car, bus, train) with or without plates at the time of the fire. (Communications ch 8 page 12)
If unable to locate owner, give dispatcher the make, model license number and location of vehicle (other than an ADV) to forward to PD (Regs ch 11 sec 11.3.15)
A- Occupied structure or vehicle
B- Unoccupied structure
D- Vacant structure, or structures not intended for dwelling purposes

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Portable Power Saw maintenance and operations are correctly described in all choices below except?
A: The fuel tank is sufficient for 20 to 30 minutes of continuous operation.

B: When testing the saw, allow the saw to run for 10 to 20 seconds. Slowly bring up the RPM to full throttle, and let the saw run at full throttle for an additional 10 to 20 seconds.

C: During roof or floor cutting operations, everyone in the vicinity of a saw in operation shall observe, as near as possible and practical, a “20 foot radius Circle of Danger” measured in all directions from the point where the blade of the saw is in operation.

D: During roof or floor cutting operations, only the Operator and the member designated as the guide may enter the circle of danger.

During roof or floor cutting operations, only the OFFICER, the OPERATOR and the member designated as the GUIDE may enter the circle of danger.
TB Tools 9 2.3.1, 3.2.7 C, 4.7, 4.7.1

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You just relieved a covering lieutenant in E-300 after a very busy day tour. The lieutenant you relieved left 4 CIDS cards on the desk to review. Choose the most correct CIDs card to be entered into the eCIDS application
A: MD 6 STY 100X80 CL3-DUPLEX ON 2 TO 3 FL- ENT TO APTS ON 3 FL-MINRSP 32

B: MD 6 STY 100X80 CL3-DUPLEX ON 2 TO 3 FL- ENT TO APTS ON 3 FL-MINRESP32

C: MD 6 STY 100X80 CL3-DUPLEX ON 2 TO 3 FL- ENT TO APTS ON 3 FL-MINRESP 3 Engs 2 Lads

D: MD 6 STY 100X80 CL3-DUPLEX ON 2 TO 3 FL- ENT TO APTS ON 3 FL-MINRESP 32

In situations where size, construction, layout, or operational requirements of a building warrant, an enhanced response MINRESP followed by a space and then a two digit number representing the number of engines and the number of ladders placed last in the “transmitted data” would trigger the predetermined response
Communications ch 4 page 8

Portable ladders may be utilized as barriers to dangerous areas or conditions to protect members or civilians from injury. In which choice below is this tactic incorrectly used?
A: A portable ladder secured across a doorway in an area where operations are in progress will indicate that entrance to that section or room of the building is restricted.

B: Portable ladders placed on one beam, elevated to the knee level on supports and properly secured, can act as a barrier to civilian pedestrian traffic near a hazardous condition or fire operation.

C: Short ladders may be placed over holes in floors of buildings to prevent members from falling through during operations.

D: During any operation where ladders are used as barriers and exposed to the public, care must be exercised to prevent theft.

B: Portable ladders placed on one beam, elevated to the knee level on supports and properly secured, can act as a barrier to civilian pedestrian traffic near a hazardous condition or fire operation.

Portable ladders placed on one beam, elevated to the WAIST LEVEL on supports and properly secured, can act as a barrier to civilian pedestrian traffic near a hazardous condition or fire operation.
Lads 1 9.2.2

Choose the incorrect procedure when in-line pumping (ILP).
A: Hydrant selected for ILP must be on a 24” or larger main

B: Not more than 6 lengths of hose shall be used in the initial supply line

C: When intake pressure drops below 15 psi, the pump operator shall have his intake supply augmented

D: Time permitting, a 2 1/2” gate should be attached to the hydrants 2 1/2” outlet for possible augmentation if necessary

A: Hydrant selected for ILP must be on a 24” or larger main

Hydrant selected for ILP must be on a 6” or larger main
Evolutions 1A page 3 “Notes”

During a company drill on “FireIce” operations, the officer on duty had to correct which incorrect statement?
A: Only a Chief Officer can order the application of FireIce.

B: FireIce may be used on any underground electric manhole or transformer fire where suppression of fire is desired.

C: During the application of FireIce, the operating pressure at the nozzle shall be between 60-100 psi.

D: The member operating the nozzle should commence operations at a safe standoff distance of 50 feet.

B: FireIce may be used on any underground electric manhole or transformer fire where suppression of fire is desired.

FireIce is not effective on class B fires. Therefore, it is NOT intended for use at any type of transformer fire; that includes transformers located in below-grade vaults or rooms, and transformers that are mounted on poles.
Note: A) This normally occurs after consulting with the on-scene Con Edison supervisor. However, when necessary, the Chief Officer may order the application of FireIce prior to the arrival of a Con Edison Supervisor.
Note: C) However, using a nozzle pressure between 60-80 psi is “optimal.”
Note: D) AFTER establishing an adequate gel solution, and as conditions allow, the nozzle team may advance toward the manhole while maintaining a “minimum safe distance” of 25’ from the manhole opening.
AUC 180 Add 2 7.2, 7.3, 8.3, 8.4

It is critical for first responding units to address street management and fire control during collapse operations. Choose the incorrect street management procedure.
A: 2 engine companies on the second alarm shall be used to seal off the ends of the street. All members of these two companies shall remain with apparatus until special call to area of collapse

B: First arriving TL should be the only unit in front of the collapsed structure

C: SOC Support Ladder Companies shall position the same as other ladder apparatus which is away from the front of the building in a secondary staging area unless needed for specific rescue purposes

D: If possible, both 1st and 2nd arriving engines should take separate hydrants outside the block, each on separate mains

A: 2 engine companies on the second alarm shall be used to seal off the ends of the street. All members of these two companies shall remain with apparatus until special call to area of collapse

Chauffeurs of these units must remain in the cab, able to move the apparatus if directed by the IC
Collapse Operations pages 6-7

The Lobby Control Unit should carry the following items in every elevator car: 1. Handie-Talkie 2. One set of Forcible Entry Tools 3. Spare Cylinder 4. LSR 5. Elevator Keys 6. Search Rope 7. Elevator Control Sheet 8. Clipboard
A: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

B: 1,2,3,5,6,7,8

C: 1,2,3,4,5,7,8

D: 1,3,5,6,7,8

B: 1,2,3,5,6,7,8

ICS Ch 2 Add 4 5.1

The incorrect statement made about the Company Journal can be found in which choice?
A: The Company Journal is to be retained for 20 years

B: Pages 500 running backward to 498 shall be ruled and indexed to record chief’s visits in accordance with Regulations

C: Where the journal supplied does not have a flagging column, unit commanders shall cause a red line to be drawn 3/8” to the left of the existing red line to provide for such column

D: Across the top of first line shall be legibly written the complete date- viz:- February 12, 2019

The date is written as “Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Guide to Company Journal Entries pages 1-3

According to the Department’s “arson” guidelines, “material arranged to start and feed an initial fire” is known as a?
A: Plant

B: Trailer

C: Accelerant

D: Ignition Device

A: Plant

Trailers: Material arranged to spread fire from its point of origin to other areas of an occupancy. (Cotton waste, rags, paper, fluids, excelsior, waste film and others.)
Plants: Material arranged to start and feed initial fire. (Candles, matches, electrical, mechanical, chemicals and others.)
Accelerants: Gasoline, kerosene, turpentine, alcohol, paint thinner, cut or disconnect gas lines etc.
Ignition Device: Mechanical, chemical, or electrical means used to initiate a fire.
Protected Area: The clean or unburned area left by stock, furniture, contents, etc. covering shelves, floors, or other combustible areas.
TB Arson 1.2.4-1.2.8

Choose the incorrect safety concern when operating at a Loft type building fire. A: Front facade cast-iron plating is commonly bolted or screwed into front floor joists. many of these bolts have been weakened by rust. Heavy fire conditions causing structural movement (stress) may cause them to break B: Roof and floor drains should be checked by FFs and cleared of debris using a gloved hand. Water runoff needs to be constantly monitored, particularly when LCS are being utilized C: If the structural stability of gravity tank supports is questionable, consider draining the contents of the tank and diverting the water off the roof into a drain pipe, or by opening a standpipe outlet on a lower floor D: Floor collapse can be initiated by the failure of a single collapse. Members should avoid striking columns with LCS

B: Roof and floor drains should be checked by FFs and cleared of debris using a gloved hand. Water runoff needs to be constantly monitored, particularly when LCS are being utilized Utilizing hand tools Lofts sec 9

On the Iroquois Pipeline, there is a buried manual valve designated E13A-1 outside the meter/regulating station at Food Center Drive. There is a sign "FDNY Valve E-13A-1" located on the fence adjacent to the gated entrance and the valve stem is covered by a flush mounted valve box similar to a Con Edison manhole cover. How many full turns does this valve require to close? A: 24 B: 48 C: 261 D: 213

D: 213 AUC 150 3.4.1

If a handline is stretched short, the corrective actions that needs to be taken will be determined by the size of the hose, and whether or not shutting down the water supply is suitable to the fire condition. As a newly promoted company officer, choose the most correct action to take in the event of a short stretch. A: If the 5 lead lengths of 1 3/4 hose have already been stretched then only a length(s) of 2 1/2 hose can be added to the back of the stretch B: Water shutdown is required when adding hose to the front of the stretch C: When adding a length of 1 3/4 hose to the front of the stretch, the engine officer will ensure, once opened, the original nozzle, which is acting as an in-line gate, does not accidentally get shut down D: There is no way to find additional hose for a fire in a non-fireproof multiple dwelling without a well hole

C: When adding a length of 1 3/4 hose to the front of the stretch, the engine officer will ensure, once opened, the original nozzle, which is acting as an in-line gate, does not accidentally get shut down Engine Ops ch 12 sec 4 A- SIX lead lengths B- Water shut down is NOT required when adding hose to the front of the stretch D- Sufficient hose may be found by raising the already charged hose line over the newel post onto the railing

The Roof FF has an important position and duties which must be fulfilled when operating at a fire in a low-rise fireproof multiple dwelling (LRFPMD). Which tactic below is incorrect? A: While roof ventilation is emphasized in LRFPMD, permission MUST still be granted by the IC before providing vertical ventilation via the attack stair bulkhead. B: Roof access will be obtained in the following priority order: 1. Stairway in an attached adjoining building, or, if two separate sections protected by fire doors, the use of a protected adjoining section; 2. An enclosed evacuation stairway; 3. Aerial Ladder or Tower Ladder. C: In an isolated building where there is only one open interior stairway to the roof, and the roof cannot be accessed via aerial or tower ladder, a decision must be made by the company officer as to whether or not roof ventilation is required. If the stairway is not an IDLH and safety permits, the Roof Firefighter may be ordered to take the interior stair to the roof, provided that the fire apartment door is controlled and maintained closed by the ladder company officer. D: In an isolated building where there is only one open interior stairway to the roof, and the roof cannot be accessed via aerial or tower ladder, a decision must be made by the company officer as to whether or not roof ventilation is required. If the stairway is an IDLH, then the Roof Firefighter shall not attempt to ascend the stairs to the roof under any circumstances. Emphasis shall be placed on horizontal ventilation.

D: In an isolated building where there is only one open interior stairway to the roof, and the roof cannot be accessed via aerial or tower ladder, a decision must be made by the company officer as to whether or not roof ventilation is required. If the stairway is an IDLH, then the Roof Firefighter shall not attempt to ascend the stairs to the roof under any circumstances. Emphasis shall be placed on horizontal ventilation. In an isolated building where there is only one open interior stairway to the roof, and the roof cannot be accessed via aerial or tower ladder, a decision must be made by the company officer as to whether or not roof ventilation is required. If the stairway is an IDLH, then the Roof Firefighter must be teamed up with another member before ascending to the roof. MD 7.4 Note, 7.7.3 B

The only correct procedure during High-Rise Office Building fires can be found in which choice? A: The 1st arriving officer shall establish the ICP. In the event the he or she leaves the ICP before the arrival of a Chief Officer, he or she shall designate a member to staff the ICP, preferably the OV FF of the first arriving ladder company B: Engine companies reporting to the Forward Staging Area shall bring; a SCBA for each member, a standpipe kit and a nozzle, a length of hose per FF, and 2 spare SCBA cylinders for each member C: Ladder companies reporting to the Forward Staging Area shall bring; a SCBA for each member, 1 set of forcible entry tools and 6 foot hooks, search and utility ropes, and a spare SCBA cylinder for each member D: All horizontal ventilation tactics shall be controlled, communicated and coordinated by the IC

D: All horizontal ventilation tactics shall be controlled, communicated and coordinated by the IC FF Procedures High-Rise Office Buildings sec 6.3.8 A- Chauffeur 6.3.4 B- ONE spare SCBA cylinder for each member 6.3.6.E C- Ladder companies reporting to the Forward Staging Area shall bring; a SCBA for each member,TWO sets of forcible entry tools and 6 foot hooks, search and utility ropes, and a spare SCBA cylinder for each member 6.3.6.F

Pre-control overhaul may be accomplished by the first arriving ladder company at a nonfireproof tenement fire. Which tactic is incorrect regarding this form of overhaul? A: After the fire has been knocked down it is the responsibility of the first ladder company to arrive to determine if the fire is extending and where it is extending. This information should be transmitted to the Incident Commander and the ladder company on the floor above. B: The ceiling should be opened first by starting at a point where the fire was most intense and working towards a clean area of ceiling space. The ceiling light fixture area should be pulled and examined. C: If a boxed out protrusion on a wall contains a steel column and was involved in fire, then the entire length of this void will have to be examined. Particularly its highest point, the cockloft, will have to be inspected. D: The flooring in the fire area must be checked. If the flooring is charred, the chances of extension to the floor below are remote due to the presence of subflooring found in all nonfireproof tenements.

D: The flooring in the fire area must be checked. If the flooring is charred, the chances of extension to the floor below are remote due to the presence of subflooring found in all nonfireproof tenements. The flooring in the fire area must be checked. If the flooring is charred, the ceiling below should be examined for fire extension. NOTE: There may be no subflooring in O.L.T.’s. This may allow fire to extend rapidly up and down. Lads 3 7.2.1, 7.2.2, 7.2.6, 7.2.9

All of the following procedures are correct when backing up the apparatus except? A: The officer should take a position along the right side (officers side) of the apparatus near the rear in direct view of side mirror B: The windows on both the chauffeur and officer's side of the front cab shall be lowered C: When the apparatus is approaching an intersection in reverse, the apparatus shall be brought to a full stop before backing into intersection D: The apparatus shall not be backed into intersection until the officer in command of the vehicle gives the order to do so

A: The officer should take a position along the right side (officers side) of the apparatus near the rear in direct view of side mirror Near the cab SB 2 sec 3.4

Members may use an aerial ladder to assist in ventilation. Of the following choices, which is not in accordance with Department procedures? A: When venting for extinguishment, aim at upper window panels, just above the sash, and extend without hitting the sides or tops of window frames. B: Only a slight extension through the window is required. This will avoid striking the ceiling, which could bind or damage the ladder. C: Lowering the ladder usually cracks the horizontal sash allowing for complete ventilation of the window. When the angle becomes extreme, just lower the ladder so that the inside beam breaks the window. D: If difficulty is encountered ventilating the window by extension and lowering, attempt to complete ventilation by exerting lateral pressure with the ladder against the windows.

D: If difficulty is encountered ventilating the window by extension and lowering, attempt to complete ventilation by exerting lateral pressure with the ladder against the windows. Under no circumstances shall ventilation of windows be effected by exerting lateral pressure with the ladder. Ventilation shall only be performed by extending the ladder through the window or by lowering the ladder into the window. Lads 2 4.6

While taking up from a CFR run in E-200, the dispatcher calls you over the apparatus radio to see if your available for another run. You try calling the dispatcher by depressing the handset button and transmitting your message, but failed to receive an acknowledgment from the dispatcher. Your next move to make is found in which correct choice? A: Make one additional attempt to call the dispatcher B: Make two additional attempts to call the dispatcher C: Make three additional attempts to call the dispatcher D: Assume the radio is inoperative and transmit your message from another mobile unit

B: Make two additional attempts to call the dispatcher In the event a 1st call is not acknowledged within 30 seconds, press the handset button and repeat the call, but not more than 3 attempts to contact the dispatcher. If the 3rd call is not acknowledged, assume the radio is inoperative and transmit your message from another mobile unit (3 attempts from this unit). Still if no acknowledgement, assume a problem with the Borough frequency and switch to Citywide frequency. If unable to to communicate with the citywide dispatcher by radio, contact the Borough or Citywide dispatcher via telephone Know this procedure cold Communications ch 8 sec 8.4.3

Two company officers discussing proper “relief of members” protocols at or near the change of tours identified which incorrect comment? A: Relieving platoons shall be ready to leave quarters immediately after commencement of the tour of duty. Such units shall leave promptly upon arrival of transportation. B: Unless specifically ordered, no company shall remain in quarters later than 0930 or 1830 before proceeding to the location of operations or a relocated quarters. C: Company Officers reporting for duty and finding the company not in quarters, shall ascertain if the company is relocated. If the company is relocated, the officer shall notify the Battalion. D: Units within one-half mile of the location of operations shall proceed on foot, or utilize public transportation, if available.

D: Units within one-half mile of the location of operations shall proceed on foot, or utilize public transportation, if available. Units within one-third mile of the location of operations shall proceed on foot, or utilize public transportation, if available. AUC 217 2.1, 2.2, 2.7, 4.2

A steam manhole cover compared to sewer and electric manhole covers can be identified how? A: Two square manhole covers placed in pairs over a concrete slab B: Two rectangular manhole covers placed in pairs over an asphalt slab C: A larger than normal single round manhole cover over a concrete slab D: Two round manhole covers placed in pairs over a concrete slab

D: Two round manhole covers placed in pairs over a concrete slab Steam System Emergencies sec 1.1 photo 1

As the officer in charge of the first arriving Engine Company at a fully involved 3-story peaked roof private dwelling fire, you consider the following actions, one of which is incorrect. Indicate the incorrect tactic. A: When backstretching to the hydrant, drop two handlines in front of the building. B: Consider stretching a 2½ inch hoseline. C: Operate the hoseline on the exterior to protect exposures before entering the building. D: Units operating a hoseline to extinguish fire on the exterior of a building should sweep the stream across the face of the building, starting at the bottom, and making their way towards the top.

D: Units operating a hoseline to extinguish fire on the exterior of a building should sweep the stream across the face of the building, starting at the bottom, and making their way towards the top. Note: B) A 2½ inch hoseline shall also be considered when encountering a wind impacted fire. or a heavily involved first floor fire in a larger style Private Dwelling (Queen Anne). Units operating a hoseline to extinguish fire on the exterior of a building should sweep the stream across the face of the building, STARTING AT THE TOP, so the water cascades down the exterior. PD Ch 3 5, 6.3

During a radiological incident/emergency, members can reduce unnecessary exposure to radiation by taking the minimum precautions prior to initiating operations. Choose the incorrect minimum precaution. A: Don Bunker Gear (with hood and helmet) and SCBA B: Each member shall carry an APR and adapter in case SCBA tank gets depleted C: Each member shall carry a Dosimeter D: Each member shall carry a radiation detector

D: Each member shall carry a radiation detector At least one per team ERP add 4 sec 4.4.3.C.1

At a fire on the 14th floor of a 16-story high-rise fireproof multiple dwelling, if it is determined that the smoke and heat condition in the hallway is due to a wind impacted fire with the fire apartment door left open, the first units should take all of the following actions except? A: The Ladder Officer shall ensure members exit the public hallway immediately, and notify the IC and Engine officer of conditions. Units on scene shall be notified that a wind impacted fire condition exists. B: A hoseline shall be stretched and charged in the attack stairwell. This charged hoseline will remain in the stairwell so as not to create a flow path drawing the heat and smoke into the stairwell. C: Once confirmation is received that an alternative strategy has been successfully implemented, and approval to enter the public hallway has been given by the IC, Operations Section Chief or Fire Sector Supervisor, the Ladder Officer and both members of the forcible entry team shall enter the public hallway to locate and gain control of the fire apartment door. D: Once the Ladder Officer gains control of the fire apartment door, the Engine Company should advance the charged hoseline to the fire apartment door. Once the hoseline advances towards the interior fire area as directed by the Engine Officer, the fire apartment door shall be chocked open.

C: Once confirmation is received that an alternative strategy has been successfully implemented, and approval to enter the public hallway has been given by the IC, Operations Section Chief or Fire Sector Supervisor, the Ladder Officer and both members of the forcible entry team shall enter the public hallway to locate and gain control of the fire apartment door. Only the Ladder Officer and ONE MEMBER of the forcible entry team shall enter the public hallway to locate and gain control of the fire apartment door. The Ladder Officer shall utilize the TIC to assist in locating the fire apartment. MD Add 3 5.1

The incorrect general guideline for eCIDS can be found in which choice? A: The teleprinter dispatch message has space for four lines B: Each line has room for 40 characters C: Grammatically complete sentences are not required. Use dashes to separate information or thoughts. There is no need to skip a space if you use a dash D: It is mandatory that every building that is designated as a "Pre-Incident Guideline" be listed at the beginning of the first line as "PIG"

D: It is mandatory that every building that is designated as a "Pre-Incident Guideline" be listed at the beginning of the first line as "PIG" ``` Pre-Incident Guideline- PG Bowstring-BWSTRG CFR Hold- CFRH Major Alteration- MJALT Rehabilitated- REHAB Mega High-Rise- MEGA.......new as of 1/15/2019 Communications Ch 4 sec 4.3 and 4.4 ```

One of the many new tools members may encounter in the field is the “Combination Nozzle System.” Of the choices below, which is incorrect regarding this valuable piece of equipment? A: The Base Pipe is 48 inches long and has a waterway made from 1 ½” aluminum alloy. The top of the Base Pipe has a 1 ½” quick connect for attaching one of the two different nozzles. B: The Combination Nozzle System shall be visually inspected weekly. C: The original one-piece HRN has been removed from all Companies equipped with the Combination Nozzle. These Companies shall only utilize the Combination Nozzle. D: Engine Companies not trained in the use of the Combination Nozzle System should continue to use the conventional High Rise Nozzle or Cockloft Nozzle as required.

C: The original one-piece HRN has been removed from all Companies equipped with the Combination Nozzle. These Companies shall only utilize the Combination Nozzle. The original one-piece HRN has NOT been removed from Companies equipped with the Combination Nozzle. These Companies carry both so that non-trained members can use the one piece HRN. TB Tools 7 DS 19 2.1, 2.2 Note, 3.1, 4.1