Chapter 6

Question 1

What is a document developed by gathering general and detailed data used by responding personal to determine the resources and actions necessary to mitigate anticipated emergencies at the specific facilities

Answer 1

Pre-incident plan NFPA 1620

Question 2

What is the ultimate goal of a pre-incident plan?

Answer 2

Know the problems involved in every potential fire building in a companies response area

Question 3

Following factors to be considered when assessing the potential situation that could affect a facility during emergency conditions:
Construction ‘’ / ‘’
‘’ to the building
Occupies ‘’’
‘’ systems
Capabilities of responding ‘’ and ‘’
Availability of a’’
‘’ supply
‘’ factors

Answer 3

Construction type / classification
Access to the building
Occupies characteristics( life, safety considerations)
Protection systems
Capabilities of responding personnel and equipment
Availability of a mutual aid
Water supply
Exposure factors

Question 4

When developing criteria for ‘’’’, strong consideration should be given to items such as:
Potential life hazards
Structural size and complexity
Location
Important to the community
Presence of chemicals
susceptibility to natural disasters

Answer 4

pre incident plans

Question 5

Proper positioning of a ‘’ at a fire depends on several factors:
Physical characteristics of the structure
Location of the structure
Width of the street
Dead ends
Setbacks
Overhead electrical wires
Water supply
Normal alarm response roots
Size and location of the fire
Topography
Need for Aerial fire apparatus p. 194

Answer 5

pumper

Question 6

Engine companies should not be allowed to

Answer 6

Freelance

Question 7

In most cases, the first arriving pumper should pull ‘’ the fire. This accomplishes two objectives, which are.

Answer 7

Past
1. Eli’s to see three sides of the building for size up
2. Leaves room for the ladder truck.

Question 8

The word’’ means the assignment of companies to a particular side of a fire building or the fire ground for size up with the objective of a pushing any or all the objectives of a firefighting operation

Answer 8

Coverage

Question 9

The first step and most basic step in coverage is

Answer 9

Positioning apparatus

Question 10

Every officer should always maintain’’ awareness

Answer 10

Geographical ( A,B,C,D SIDES OF BUILDING ) p. 196

Question 11

BRECEO VS Stands for

Answer 11

Basement
Rescue
Exposure
Confinement
Extinguishment
Overhaul/ventilation
Salvage

Question 12

QIAP stands for

Answer 12

Quick initial action plan p. 197

Question 13

2 effective way to get eyes on the back is to

Answer 13

send a firefighter through and involved adjacent building to get to the C side
Send a crew member to the roof if it is safe or to the roof of another building p. 198

Question 14

What is the best entrance for access to the fire alarm panel, the elevator, interior halls, stairways in a multi story building

Answer 14

The front entrance

Question 15

FDC are usually near ‘’ , if not …

Answer 15

The front entrance, if not they are in the rear alley or next to a stairway exit door

Question 16

Some older buildings construction between 1919 50 the standpipe is

Answer 16

Adjacent To the exterior fire escape

Question 17

What engine should take the C side

Answer 17

Second due engine or third p. 199

Question 18

What buildings make it unpractical for initial commands to perform a 360° walk around size of

Answer 18

Attached buildings p. 201

Question 19

Engine companies at the rear of a build can also support

Answer 19

rooftop operations with protective hose lines p. 202

Question 20

Hoses on the bottom become buried by the weight of other charge lines and the freshen created between the jackets make it extremely difficult for the hoses to slide over each other. This is called.

Answer 20

Hose layering

Question 21

What is one of the most underutilized tool on the fire ground?

Answer 21

Engine companies, ground ladders

Question 22

What is the best ladder for a single-family family residence fire ‘’ FT

Answer 22

20 foot to 26 foot ladders NOT

Question 23

In terms of rescue and firefighting operations, complete’’’ provides the following benefits:
IC has eyes on all four sides
Location of fire is determined
The full extended the fire and where it’s headed is known
Safety hazards and rescue situations can be identified
Severe exposure problems can be discovered and protected
All the ff can work together
FF are already in place on all sides of the building to assist a rapid and intervention p. 203

Answer 23

COVERAGE

Question 24

If there is no hydrant within 100 feet of the entrance, then lay a’’

Answer 24

Split lay

Question 25

Because they laid forward, the officer can comply with the '' rule

Answer 25

2 in 2 out p. 204

Question 26

All large shopping malls have'' standpipes systems throughout and are fully ''

Answer 26

Horizontal, sprinkled

Question 27

Each hose line in a shopping mall needs to between ''' FT

Answer 27

200 and 300 feet NOT

Question 28

Regarding shopping malls a minimum of how many hand lines need to be brought in

Answer 28

4

Question 29

If the fire requires more than 500 gallons, the officer must wait for

Answer 29

A supply and remain in defense mode p. 204

Question 30

What have a heavier Fire load with piles of merchandise or product?

Answer 30

loading docks p. 205

Question 31

Unless it is for a confirmed rescue where someone is trapped in the corner room without exterior doors or windows breaching a '' wall should not be attempted

Answer 31

Bearing wall

Question 32

Rare coverage is vital in '' areas in general

Answer 32

Mercantile

Question 33

Crew should always enter from ''' and head towards the'' side

Answer 33

Unburned side 2 the burned

Question 34

Older garden apartments are typically what type of construction, but newer ones are

Answer 34

Type 3 , 5 wood frame

Question 35

What roof is popular on a garden apartment and like a common cock loft is consisted of lightweight trust framing that wrap all around of the building

Answer 35

mansard p. 206

Question 36

Regarding high-rise buildings: First arriving engine company should be positioned? Second due engine should be positioned Ladder company should be positioned The rest of the responding engines should stage where known as what

Answer 36

At the front with access to standpipes and FDC inlets Second, two ready for pumping if high pressure is needed Ladder companies should be in the corners of the high-rise The rest of the responding engines should stage 200 feet away, which is known as the base p. 208

Question 37

How many of a vertical direction indicators are there?

Answer 37

8 A B C D AB BC CD AD

Question 38

Ladder crew need about how many feet of rear clearance remove all ladders

Answer 38

25 feet p. 210 NOT

Question 39

The third arriving engine can assist with “” to the first arriving engine. It must be positioned at the'' according to the location of builiding on fire.

Answer 39

water supply At the front or end of the row, according to the location of building fire page 201

Question 40

The third due engine or even the ladder truck can “” to size up and report conditions on the sea side before being assigned

Answer 40

Drive around the block or as close as possible page 201

Question 41

What are coverage assignments usually based upon

Answer 41

Proximity of companies to the fire ground

Question 42

Best option to lay when there is a rear access on the c side for an engine apparatus

Answer 42

Lay forward to the fire hydrant

Question 43

Regarding shopping malls, what is the minimum amount of hand lines that must be taken in by an engine company?

Answer 43

4

Question 44

What height do building codes usually limit the garden apartments (measured from the street-side front entrance)? p. 207

Answer 44

4 STORIES NOT