Chapter 5678 Flashcards

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Fore Officers role in community safety includes handling the following critical tasks

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1) Identifying and correcting fire safety hazards
2) Developing and maintaining pre incident plans
3) Promoting fire safety through public education

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Common built in Fire Protection Code Violations

5 most common issues discovered during a pre incident plan or code enforcement visit are.

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1) Blocked access to fire department system connections
2) Improper storage in the fire pump and riser rooms
3) Items hanging from fire sprinklers and piping
4) Not enough clearance to allow a fire sprinkler to fully operate
5) Incorrect fire sprinkler coverage if the occupancy or contents have changed

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Pre incident planning is described by NFPA 1620 standard for pre incident planning

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It is described as a document developed by gathering data used by responding personnel in effectively managing emergencies for the protection of occupants, participants, responding personnel, property and the environment.
It was originally developed for high value or high risk locations.

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High risk property

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I was property has the potential to produce a catastrophic property for life loss in the event of a fire examples include nuclear power plants in bulk fuel storage facilities hospitals and jails

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5
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Data collection requires a systematic approach fire officer should do standardized method for completing each pre-incident plan NF PA outlines six considerations to take into account when completing a pre-incident plan

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Identify physical elements and site considerations

Identify occupancy considerations

Identify water supply and fire protection systems

Identify special considerations

Identify emergency operation considerations

Document findings

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Building code versus fire code

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Both building codes and fire codes establish legally enforcible minimum safety standards within a state province or local jurisdiction. The building code contains regulations that apply to the construction of the new building or to an Extension or major renovation where as a fire code applies to existing buildings into situations that involve a potential fire risk or hazard

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7
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Standpipe system

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Class 1. 2.5 inch 65mm male coupling intended for use by FD

Class 2. Provides 1.5 inch 38mm pre connected hose and nozzle in fire cabinet occupant use

Class 3. Provides both 1.5 38mm and 2.5 65mm connections. 1.5 38mm may have pre connected hose.

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8
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Standard on Carbon Dioxide extinguisher systems

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NFPA 12

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9
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Dry or wet chemical systems are preferred for protecting cooking systems. Both unit can be activated in what two ways

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1 Fusible link

2 Manual pull station

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10
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NFPA standard of clean agent fire extinguishing systems

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NFPA 2001

Halon 1301 is about 250 times percent more efficient than carbon dioxide

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11
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Flow Path Chapter 7

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Flow path is the movement of heat and smoke from within higher pressure fire area toward lower pressure areas accessible via doors, window openings and roof structures

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Personal accountability report chapter 7

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Personal accountability report is a systematic method of accounting for all personnel at an emergency incident

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Incident command system chapter 7

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Incident command system or ICS is part of the National incident management system

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14
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Responsibilities of command chapter 7

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The incident commander is responsible for the completion three strategic priorities. Life safety. Incident stabilization. Property conservation.

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15
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Lloyd Laymans five step size up process chapter 7

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Facts. Probabilities. Situation. Decision. Plan of operation

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16
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Phase 2 initial size of chapter 7

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What do I have. Where is it going. How do I control it.

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Three incident priorities chapter 7

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Life safety

Incident stabilization

Property conservation

18
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RELCO VS

Chapter 7

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Rescue

Exposure protection

Confinement

Extinguishment

Overhaul

Ventilation

Salvage

19
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SLICE RS chapter 7

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Size up. 
Locate Fire. 
Identify and control the flow path.
Cool the space from the safest location.
Extinguish the fire
Rescue.
20
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Incident action plan chapter 7

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A verbal or written plan containing incident objectives reflecting the overall strategy and specific control actions were appropriate for managing an incident or planned event.

21
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Fuel limited fire chapter 7

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Fire in which the heat release rate and fire roads are controlled by the characteristics of the fuel because there is adequate oxygen available for combustion.

22
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Legacy dwellings chapter 7

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Single-family dwellings constructed before 1980

23
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Strategic level chapter 7

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Command level that entails the overall direction and goals of the incident.

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Tactical level chapter 7

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Command level in which objectives must be achieved to meet the strategic goals. The tactical level supervisor or officer is responsible for completing the signed objectives

25
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Ventilation limited fire.

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A fire in which the heat release rate and Fyre Grove are regulated by the available oxygen within the space.

26
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Five Principal Risk Management Steps Chapter 8

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Identify Risk Exposure

Evaluate Risk Exposure

Rank and Prioritize Risks

Determine and Implement Risk Management Control Actions

Evaluate and Revise Risk Control Actions

27
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Incident safety officer chapter 8

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Incident safety officer is designated individual at the emergency scene who performs inside of duties and responsibilities that are specified NFPA 1521

28
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Everyone goes home chapter 8

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Everyone goes home is a program developed by the national fallen firefighters foundation to prevent line of duty death and injuries.
Fire fighter life safety summit in 2004 that resulted in 16 fire fighter life safety initiatives.

29
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Hazard definition in chapter 8.

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Capable of causing harm or posing unreasonable risk to life, health, property, or environment.
NFPA 1072