Cheat Codes Flashcards

1
Q

6 reasons for PAR

A

MCFESS

Mayday
Change - Offensive / Defensive
Flash over/ Collapse
Every 30 minutes
Situation Contained
Safety Officer

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Incident Action Plan (is no laughing matter).

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INCIDENT 360 - LAFS

360 Findings
Life Safety
Add Resources
Fire Location
Strategy

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Benchmarks 360 (wrap it up)

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360 WRA-WPS

360 Complete
Working Fire
RIT
All Clear
Water on the Fire
PAR
Situation Contained

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4
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Reasons for PASS device activation.

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FOIL

Feel it is needed.
O2 level
Injured
Lost or Trapped

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5
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Parts of Incident Command

A

O-PLA!!!!!

Operations
Planning
Logistics
Administration / Finance

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6
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What to do for a
Missing or Trapped FF

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RP-RP-C (rap-rap-change)

Request next Alarm
PAR
RIT
Prioritize Search & Rescue
Change Talkgroup

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7
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Rehab Group Initiated

“Request Resources 2 the Homies (RR2H)”

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Requested by I/C
Requested by Safety Officer
2nd Alarm
Haz-mat (when entry is made)

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8
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LUNAR

A

Location
Unit
Name
Air Supply
Resources Needed

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9
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Groups VS Divisions

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Groups = We are all grouped together to complete this task or function. No matter where we are on the fire ground.

Divisions = Let’s divide up the fire scene in that specific location.

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10
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Incident Priorities

A

Gimme no LIP

Life Safety
Incident Stabilization
Property Conservation

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Rescue Priorities

A

Rescue MMEE

Most Threatened
Most Number
Everything Else
Exposures

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12
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Water Exposure times and temperatures

A

75° = 60 minutes
75°-40° = 40 minutes
40° or below = 20 minutes

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13
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During civil disturbance/task force operations, what will the suppression task force be made up of?

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2 Engine
1 Ladder
1 BC with aide
1 CPD Cruiser or Wagon

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During civil disturbance/task force operations, what will the EMS task force be made up of?

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2 Medics with 3 personnel
1 EMSO or BC with aide
1 CPD Cruiser or Wagon

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15
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A standard hazmat assignment for a hazmat incident will be…

A

3 Engine
2 Ladders
2 BC
1 Rescue
1 Medic
1 EMSO
Air supply
SO-2
Hazmat 4 (Rescue, Medic, Hazmat)

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16
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A standard hazmat assignment for a hazmat incident will be…

A

3 Engine
2 Ladders
2 BC
1 Rescue
1 Medic
1 EMSO
Air supply
SO-2
Hazmat 4

17
Q

Vehicles dispatched for an AVI will be…

A

3 Engines
2 Ladders
2 BC
1 Rescue
5 Medics
2 EMSO
EMS 10
1 Deputy Chief
SO-2
BS-1
BS-2

17
Q

Report of a Fire High-Rise assignment.

A

4 Engines
2 Ladders
2 BC
1 Rescue
1 Medic
1 EMSO

18
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Confirmed/Working High-Rise additional resources dispatch.

A

2 Engine
2 Ladders
1 BC
1 Medic
1 EMSO
ES-2
SO-2
ISU-19
Command 18

19
Q

MINIMUM RIT equipment assembled in the staging area on a RESIDENTIAL structure.

A

200’ Rope
Chainsaw and circular saw / metal blade
RIT pack
2 TICs
Hand Tools
Charged Hoseline
Attic ladder

02-01-03
5.1.1

20
Q

MINIMUM RIT equipment assembled in the staging area on a COMMERCIAL structure.

A

200’ Rope
Chain saw and Circular /Metal blades
RIT Pack
2 TICs
Hand Tools, Rabbit Tool, Battering Ram
Charged Hoseline
Stokes

02-01-03
5.1.2

21
Q

Fire Response (report of a Fire), what apparatus are dispatched?

A

3 Engines
2 Ladders
1 BC
1 Rescue
1 Medic

02-02-03

22
Q

Working fire assignment (residential), what additional resources will be dispatched? (Unless otherwise directed by IC)

A

1 Engine (4th) stage 200 ft
1 Ladder (3rd) join RIT
1 Medic (2nd)
1 EMSO standby with 2nd medic
1 BC (2nd) usually opposite side IC
1 Safety Officer

02-02-03
6.1

23
Q

Fire Alarm A (FA) dispatches what apparatus?

A

1 Engine
1 Ladder

02-02-04

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Fire Alarm B (FAB) Dispatches what apparatus?
1 Engine 1 Ladder 1 BC 02-02-04
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Fire Alarm High-Rise (FAH) Dispatches what apparatus?
2 Engines 1 Ladder 1 BC 02-02-04
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On a Report of a Fire High-Rise, 4th Engine MINIMUM RIT equipment should be...
200' Rope RIT Pack Hand Tools High Rise hose pack (150') 02-03-04
27
What are the High-Rise communications order of priority?
•Radios using TAC channels •Direct A, B, and/or C •Building Hand held Phones •Other means of Communication 02-03-04 .01
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Each Engine will bring what equipment for a High-Rise at a MINIMUM?
High-Rise pack consisting of 150' of 2 1/2" hose •2 1/2" nozzle and 1 1/4" to 1 1/8" stack tips High-Rise kit. 02-03-04.02
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The High-Rise kit will at a MINIMUM consist of what?
• 18" Pipe wrench • Inline Pressure Guage • Door Wedges • Fittings and spanners • PRV adjustment rod and Sockets 02-03-04.02 2.6
30
In a High-Rise fire, what is the MINIMUM equipment brought by the Ladder company?
• 200' Rope • Forcible entry tools including hydraulic tool • Pike Pole •Water can 02-03-04.02 2.7
31
What equipment should be considered, but not limited to the Resource Group?
• SCBA Cylinders • Hose and Standpipe Kits • Hand Tools • lights, electric cords and Fans • Search Ropes • RIT Packs 02-03-04.05
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The assignment for Vehicle Accident possible entrapment or High Risk.
1 Engine 1 Extrication Company 1 Medic 1 EMSO 1 Rescue 02-03-14