Ch.7 Flashcards

1
Q

Firefighters should be in a different building in their response area _____________

A

everyday they report to the firehouse

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2
Q

Document created by fire service personnel, for fire service personnel

A

Preincident plan

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3
Q

The pre incident planning should be completed by ____________

A

Fire companies

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4
Q

________ is the completed document, whereas _________ is the task of creating the document.

A
  • Preincident plan

- preicident planning

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5
Q

The process of completing the pre incident plan document includes how many phases:

A

8

  1. Touring the building
  2. Creatingn Rough Sketch
  3. Incorporating photos
  4. completing drawings and documents
  5. Placing plans on the apparatus
  6. Sharing and training
  7. Touring Regularly
  8. Updating plans
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6
Q

Each pre incident plan begins with a ______________

A

thorough tour of the building and property

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7
Q

First thing officer should do before touring the building:

A

Contact the building owner

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8
Q

Any major code violations found during preplanning would be ________________

A

Documented and a follow up inspection should occur

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9
Q

Any _________ found should be mitigated while ON SCENE.

A

Immediate life hazards

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10
Q

________ are invaluable in determining construction features and are of great practical value in creating the rough sketch (diagram) of the building and property.

A

Blueprints

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11
Q

The actual tour should begin ___________

A

In the parking lot

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12
Q

A tour of the basement and crawl spaces will reveal building constructions features such as _________

A

truss floors

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13
Q

Items to be noted on interior building tour include:

A
  • location of electrical
  • how doors are locked and best opened
  • location of fire walls or smoke separations
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14
Q

The rough sketch is known as the ___________

A

Diagram

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15
Q

_________ can be used to help in determining more accurate dimensions.

A

measuring wheel or laser measuring tool

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16
Q

NFPA _______ contains common recommended symbols to use on Pre-Incident Planning

A

NFPA 1620, Standard for Pre-Incident Planning

17
Q

2 main aspects of pre incident plans:

A
  • Should be easy to find information needed

- Should be easy to input and store information

18
Q

A common (inexpensive) method of placing pre incident plans on an apparatus is ________

A

a simple binder

19
Q

Pre incident plan review should be part of daily routine. Take any pre-incident plan and take ____ min to discuss.

A

15 min.

20
Q

What is the final phase in pre-incident planning?

A

Update the plan regularly

21
Q

_________ gives the most points available during their fire department evaluation if every company pre plans ALL buildings in their response zone EVERY YEAR.

A

Insurance Services Office

22
Q

________ is a popularly used format for pre-incident planning

A

The National Fire Academy’s Quick Access Plan

23
Q

A common type of pre-incident plan includes a page with important information about the building, known as an ____________

A

information page

24
Q

The format chosen for the pre-incidnet plan is usually specific to ________

A

needs of a given agency

25
Q

The ______ section of the plan information page includes the location of the Knox Box

A

Forcible Entry

26
Q

The second component of the pre-incident plan is the _____________

A

Map of the building and grounds

27
Q

Circle with SP =
Triangle with FG =
RA =
E =

A
  • standpipe
  • flammable gas
  • Roof access
  • Electrical
28
Q

The legal classification of an occupancy is defined in ____________

A

whichever code is adopted

29
Q

Assembly Occupancies:

A
  • restaurants
  • libraries
  • chapels
30
Q

Institutional Occupancies include:

A
  • hospitals and nursing homes

- subsections for jails and detention centers

31
Q

Storage occupancies include long term occupancies for anything; this designation might include a subsection for _____________

A

items with ordinary or low hazards

32
Q

Occupancy classification in which two or more occupancy classifications are housed in the same building.

A

Mixed occupancies

33
Q

In Mixed Occupancies ___________ is the one listed first.

A

One with the highest threat to life

34
Q

A retail fireworks business is commonly considered a _____________

A

Hazard Occupancy

35
Q

Generally, Nursing Homes are ___________

A

Institutional occupancies

36
Q

When creating a pre-incident plan the building classification goes directly on ___________

A

The information sheet, in general information section

37
Q

For the pre-incident plan, the actual nam of the building type should be listed rather than __________

A

the Roman Numeral

38
Q

Occupancy classifications are identified by:

A
  • various codes
  • standards
  • laws
  • ordinances
39
Q

A rough drawing done in the field representing the main features of the building

A

Rough Sketch