Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Making the transition requires that a new officer know the following elements

A

Understand the importance of the position of company officer

Recognize the challenges, expectations, and solutions created by the transition

Know the responsibilities of a company officer

Know the duties of a company officer

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2
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The company officer performs the following functions

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Provides leadership

Acts as a role model

Gives advice

Provides representation for members to the administration

Negotiates conflicts

Applies counseling or coaching when necessary

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3
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The most important tasks of a company officer…

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Is to ensure the safety of the unit’s members at all times, especially during emergency operations

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4
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The new role of supervisor, representing the administration to the unit, requires the ability to lead in a way that provides?

A

Sound results

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5
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The company officer may interact with the public by providing services such as the following:

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Issuing burn permits
Inspecting facilities
Providing public and life-safety education
Investigating suspicious fires
Providing emergency care to victims of hazardous incidents

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6
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The company officer should consider the fire and emergency services organization a?

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Service-oriented corporation

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7
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As an officer, _________, is a tool that is used to ensure that the unit operates safely, effectively, and efficiently.

A

Leadership

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8
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As an officer, __________ conduct takes on great importance because the officer is a role model for subordinate members of the unit, peers, and even the public.

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Ethical

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9
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__________ at the company officer level may be the most difficult type of _________ one can encounter.

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Supervision, supervision

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10
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Taking ___________responsibility for personal actions changes because the new officer now must take _________ responsibility for the actions of subordinates.

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Responsibility, responsibility

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11
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A new officer must learn what ___________ is legitimately assigned to the position and how to apply it in a fair and equitable manner.

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Authority

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12
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What must the new officer perform to overcome personal challenges?

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  • Commit to the responsibilities, duties, and requirements of the supervisory position
  • Show loyalty to the organization
  • Support all types of education and training
  • Guard conversations
  • Accept criticism graciously and accept praise, honors, and advancement modestly
  • Lead by example
  • Praise in public; dicipline in private
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13
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All company officers have responsibilities to the following people or groups.

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Subordinates
Organization
Public
Profession
Family
Themselves
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14
Q

NFPA 1021

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Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications

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15
Q

What is a(n) JPR?

A

Job Performance Requirement

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16
Q

The level 1 officer must administer the administrations what?

A

Policies, Procedures and Orders at the unit level

17
Q

Administrative duties generally assigned to a Level 2 fire officer may include the following:

A
  • Develop Budgets
  • Evaluate the resource needs of assigned units
  • Purchase materials and equipment that will meet the needs of the unit
  • Maintain records on purchases
18
Q

IAP

A

Incident Action Plan

19
Q

ISP

A

Incident Safety Plan

20
Q

AHJ

A

Authority Having Jurisdiction

21
Q

IAFC

A

International Association of Fire Chiefs