Ch 8. Training and Education Flashcards
The biggest drawback for acquired structures is ____. (116)
gaining permission to burn, especially in urban areas because of large quantities of smoke
The author of Fire and Emergency Services Administration says that NIMS compliant ICS should be used for every incident involving ____. (120)
more than one resource
____ are responsible for the efficient and effective emergency operations of the department. (113)
Administrators
Success at the scene of an emergency is the result of ___, meaning the providers have the ability to complete manual skills with little to no conscious effort. This level of ability is achieved only after practicing the skills many times beginning with ____. (113)
a well-trained team; an intensive recruit school
To be proficient at emergency operations, members have to be thoroughly trained before participating, and ___. (114)
must receive updated training regularly
This profession requires a higher level of training because of the emergency nature of the service and ___. (114)
the infrequency of the use of these skills
____ is essential to retain skills and ensure safety. (114)
Training
The fewer working fires a department experiences or the less frequency a skill is used, the greater ____. (114)
the need for training
Skills that require ___ can degrade rather quickly. (114)
muscle coordination
Training must be direct to ____. (114)
the least able member
Technical competencies are most successfully taught to the adult learner through ____. (114)
hands-on training
Many higher level skills, such as emergency command, hazmat evaluation and operations, fire prevention, and EMS, can be best learned through ____. (114)
simulation drills
The highest level of knowledge retention comes from ____. (114)
applying the knowledge to an actual incident or training exercise and practicing the skill or administrative task
Often the best way to learn something is ___. (115)
to teach it
For training to be effective, it needs to be ____ and ___. (115)
timely and relevant
____ is one factor that determines successful training, but another important consideration is the delivery method. (115)
motivation
Any in-service training program should start with ____. (116)
department-wide planning and implementation
The key to providing the best fire and rescue service is ____. (116)
a comprehensive, exhaustive recruit school for new firefighters and an in-service training schedule that stressed and reinforces basic skills.