Chapter 8 Flashcards
What is the maximum size of a functional crew
5 trainess
Which NFPA standard provides essential information for any type of live fire training session
NFPA 1403
At what training level can first responders recognize a potential hazardous materials incident, isolate and deny entry and evacuate person in danger
Operations
How man year experience as a qualified supervising fire officer does the managing fire officer candidate need
2 to 4 years
When was the first fire and Emergency services Higher Education conference held
1998
What is defined as a collegial process base on self and peer assessment for public account ability and improvement of academic quality
Accreditation
What must happen for it to be said that raining has occurred
An observable change in behavior
What level fire officer must be achieved when training to become a managing fire officer
NFPA Fire Officer 2
When did the four step training method originate
World War 2
About how long does the training for blood borne pathogens take
4 hours
What is developmental relationship where a more experienced person helps a less experienced person
Mentoring
What is the final part of establishing the training objective
Measure of performance
What is the SCBA fit testing training usually part of
Fire fighter 1
When was the first organized instruction of fire officers started in New York City
1869
What is the final preparation activity in the first step of the four step training method
Check the physical environment
What lever certification is required by many departments before new members are allowed to respond in the field
Fire fighter 1
What is the first step when developing a specific training program
Assess the need
What is the first step of the four step training method
Preparation
Which of the following accredits fire related degree programs at the college and university levels
International fire service accreditation congress
What psychomotor skill level has been achieved the the driver/operator knows at least two of three alternative routes to each area
Mastery
What percent of the nonemergency annual line of duty death totally was constituted of deaths during training activities from 1997 to 2010
77.8 percent
What percentage of the minimum needed water supply should the available resources be capable of delivering from two serrate sources
150 percetn
Which psychomotor skill level has been achieved when the driver/operator can driver to more than 85 percent of the streets in the company’s response area without assistance from the supervisor
Plateau
What should be done first with new training programs
Do in a pilot class
What is the process of imparting knowledge or skill through systematic instruction
Education
What determines the success when using the four step method of training
Student can perform the task safely without input from the supervisor
What level of the Conscious Competence Learning Matrix is represented when the fire fighter become aware of the existence and relevance of a skill and becomes award of his or her deficiency
Conscious incompetence
When was the inaugural edition of NFPA 1001 published which created a national consensus on the knowledge and skills a fire fighter should posses
1974
What is the overall goal of the presentation
Increase fire company efficiency
During fire evolutions what is the minimum water flow that each attack and backup hose line should be capable of
95 gpm
What is the process of achieving proficiency through instruction and hands on practice
Training
How many years of experience does the supervisory fire officer candidate need in agency operations
3 to 5 years
What is the maximum amount of time that active learning research recommends spending presenting a formal lecture or video presentation
10 minutes
What type of training will help reduce the risk that a probationary fire fighter will be injured at the emergency scene
Emergency scene awareness
What instructor level is a prerequisite for fire officer 1 candidates
Instructor 1
What allows the fire officer to stay on topic during a lecture
Lesson plan
What is taught second to new members
Skills needed to stay alive
When was American Military University Started
1991
Training
defined as the process of achieving proficiency through instruction and hands on practice in the operation of equipment and systems that are expected to be used in the performance of assigned duties
Coaching
method of directing, instructing, and training a person or group of people with the aim of achieving some goal or developing specific skills
NFPA 1041
Standard for fire Instructor Professional Qualifications
Qualities make for an effective mentor
A desire to help
Current knowledge
Effective coaching, counseling, facilitating and networking skills
Teaching new skills takes more
time than maintaining proficiency of existing skills
NFPA1403
Standard on live fire training evolutions
29 CFR 1910.1030
Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens
29 CFR 1910.20
Hazardous waste Operations and Emergency Response
Awareness level
recognize potential hazardous materials emergency, isolate the area, and call for assistance
29 CFR 1910.134
Respiratory Protection Training
NFPA 1142
Standard on water supplies for suburban and rural fire fighting
Three indicators that training is needed would be a
Near miss, a fire ground problem, or an observed performance deficiency
Training is defined
As the process of achieving proficiency through instruction and hands on practice in the operation of equipment and systems that are expected to be used in the performance of assigned duties
Coaching
Is a method of directing, instructing, and training a person or group of people with the aim of achieving some goal or developing specific skills
Education
Is the process of imparting knowledge or skill through systematic instruction
