Chapter 1: Introduction Flashcards

1
Q

Without it, fire fighters are reduced to just reacting to a fire rather than being prepared for its many potential hazards

A

Prefire planning

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2
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include diagrams of buildings, notations of stairs and utilities, hazard contents, fire hydrants locations and fire protection systems

A

Preplan

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3
Q

studying the prefire plan info that has been gathered to ID specific construction issues/concerns and interactions. It allows us to anticipate problems

A

Prefire analysis

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4
Q

Websites have been developed to collect and disseminate info about fireground “near-misses.”

A

www. firefighterclosecalls.com &

www. firefighternearmiss.com

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5
Q

“After-action” reports that show when a firefighter has been killed created by?

A

NIOSH

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6
Q

The explosion of_______ across the US has tremendously increased the danger to today’s firefighters.

A

lightweight construction

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7
Q

should be performed on any lightweight building with an advanced fire

A

A risk-benefit analysis

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