Ch 1 Flashcards

1
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Standard for fire officer professional qualifications.

A

NFPA 1021

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2
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First step in a progressive sequence and is generally associated with an officer supervising a single fire company.

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Fire officer 1

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3
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Four management principles:

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  1. Unity of Command
  2. Span of Control
  3. Division of Labor
  4. Discipline
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4
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Management concept that each fire fighter answers to only one supervisor and each supervisor answers to only one boss.

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Unity of Command

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5
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Refers to the maximum number of personnel that can be effectively controlled by one individual (usually 3-7).

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Span of control

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A way of organizing an incident by breaking down the overall strategy into smaller tasks.

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Division of labor

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7
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With _____ __ _______, the specific assignment of a task to an individual makes that person responsible for completing the task and prevents duplication of job assignments.

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Division of Labor

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8
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Set of guidelines that a department establishes for fire fighters

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Discipline

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9
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__________ encompasses behavioral requirements, such as always following orders from superior officers and performing up to expectations.

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Discipline

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10
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The four functions of management were originally identified by?

A

Henry Fayol

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11
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Four functions of management:

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Planning
Organizing
Leading
Controlling

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Developing a scheme l, program, or method that is worked out beforehand to accomplish an objective.

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Planning

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13
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Short range planning covers a plan that extends up to?

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A year

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14
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Medium range planning

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1-3 years

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15
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Long range planning.

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Longer than 3 years.

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16
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Putting resources together into an orderly, functional, structured whole.

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Organizing

17
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Guiding or directing in a course of action.

The human side of managing.

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Leading

18
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A complex process of influencing other to accomplish a task.

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The act of Leadership

19
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Restraining, regulating, governing, counteracting, or overpowering.

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Controlling

20
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Developed by various government or government-authorized organizations to implement a law that has been passed by a government body.

Do not leave any room for latitude or discretion

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Rules and Regulations

21
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Developed to provide definite guidelines for present and future actions.

Often require personnel to make judgements and to determine the best course of action within the stated policy.

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Policies

22
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Written organizational directives that establish or prescribe specific operational or administrative methods to be followed routinely for the performance of designated operations or actions

Developed w/in thE FD, are approved by the chief of the department, and ensure that all members of the department approach a situation or perform a given task in the same manner.

A

SOP

23
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_______ and _________ ________ are the primary causes of death within a burning structure.

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Flashover and structural collapse