Chapter 11 Me Flashcards

1
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Reflects economic and social issues that influence risk

Includes age, gender, income, race and ethnicity, social and cultural information, education, housing

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Demographics

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  1. Collect available assessments
  2. Combine into a meter overview of regional factors
  3. Most common feature is 100 year flood
A

Geography

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Water, waste, communications, energy, and transportation are all considered

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Critical infrastructure systems where a failure would have a significant impact on the community risk profile

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4
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Vision 20/20 provides 3 qualitative tools to determine the likelihood and impact of risk

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  1. Categories of risk likelihood
  2. Risk consequence of impact
  3. Level of risk
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5
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An important concept in developing a CRR plan is identifying?

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The acceptable level of risk

What the citizens and government can tolerate and afford

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6
Q

The national fire academy advocates the 5 E’s of prevention.

What are the 5 E’s of prevention and mitigation

A
  1. Education intervention
  2. Enforcement intervention
  3. Engineering
  4. Economic incentives
  5. Emergency response interventions
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7
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A process that begins with a risk assessment followed by deliberate plans to prevent or mitigate those risks

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CRR
Community risk reduction

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8
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What are the 2 types of communications provided to the media?

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  1. Risk communication
  2. Crisis communication
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9
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Real time information, advice, and opinions between experts and people under threat

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Risk communication

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10
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Covers occurrence that create surprise, present a threat, and require a quick response

Explains specific event; identify likely consequences and outcomes; and provide specific harm reducing information

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Crisis communication

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11
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NFPA provides a “Get Your Message Out” media primer with 3 steps as follows

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Step 1: Build a strong foundation
Step 2: Proactive Outreach
Step 3: Measured Responsiveness

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12
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Used to make an official announcement to the news media from the fire department PIO

A

Press release

— should be dated and typed on department stationary, with the PIO contact information at the top

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13
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When using social media outreach, commit to?

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25% of the time listening to customers
50% of the time interacting
25% of the time creating new material

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14
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Community service organizations focus on those at risk, including

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  1. Children under 6
  2. Adults over 65
  3. People with disabilities
  4. People living in poverty
  5. People that speak little or no English
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15
Q

The process of _______ begins with identifying and prioritizing local risks and is followed by an integrated and strategic investment of resources to reduce their occurrence and impact.

A

Community risk reduction CRR

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16
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A community is profiled using these elements to describe the community

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  1. Demographic
  2. Geography
  3. Building stock
  4. Public safety response agency
  5. Community service organization
  6. Hazards
  7. Economic factors
  8. Past loss/event history
  9. Critical infrastructure systems
17
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The _____ reflects the economic and social issues that significantly influence the identified risk

A

Community demographic profile

18
Q

The physical environment includes collection of available assessments and, if possible, assembling this information into a master geographic overview of the regional factors in risk analysis. The most common feature is identifying communities that could be affected by the ____

A

100 year flood

As in 1 out of 100 probability of something occurring

19
Q

______ evaluation is an important tool when evaluating a community risk due to natural disasters.

A

Building stock

  1. Housing density
  2. Housing age
  3. High-density structures
  4. Overcrowding
20
Q

In terms of population, those at risk include?

A
  1. Children under 6
  2. Adults over 65
  3. People with disabilities
  4. People living in poverty
  5. People that speak little or no English
21
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Vision 20/20 provides 3 qualitative tools to determine the likelihood and impact of a risk

A
  1. Category of risk likelihood
    — Rare, unlikely, possible, likely, almost certain
  2. Risk consequence
    — Insignificant, minor, moderate, major, catastrophic
  3. Risk level
    — Low risk, moderate risk, high risk, extreme risk
22
Q

A staged event to which you invite the news media to come and hear something important that you have to announce

A

Press conference

23
Q

The NFPA provides the following guidelines for the fire officer conducting an interview with the media

A
  1. Be prepared
  2. Stay in control
  3. Look and act the part
  4. It is not over until it is over