Cheat Codes

Question 1

6 reasons for PAR

Answer 1

MCFESS

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

Question 2

Incident Action Plan (is no laughing matter).

Answer 2

INCIDENT 360 - LAFS

360 Findings
Life Safety
Add Resources
Fire Location
Strategy

Question 3

Benchmarks 360 (wrap it up)

Answer 3

360 WRA-WPS

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

Question 4

Reasons for PASS device activation.

Answer 4

FOIL

Feel it is needed.
O2 level
Injured
Lost or Trapped

Question 5

Parts of Incident Command

Answer 5

O-PLA!!!!!

Operations
Planning
Logistics
Administration / Finance

Question 6

What to do for a
Missing or Trapped FF

Answer 6

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

Request next Alarm
PAR
RIT
Prioritize Search & Rescue
Change Talkgroup

Question 7

Rehab Group Initiated

“Request Resources 2 the Homies (RR2H)”

Answer 7

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

Question 8

LUNAR

Answer 8

Location
Unit
Name
Air Supply
Resources Needed

Question 9

Groups VS Divisions

Answer 9

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.

Question 10

Incident Priorities

Answer 10

Gimme no LIP

Life Safety
Incident Stabilization
Property Conservation

Question 11

Rescue Priorities

Answer 11

Rescue MMEE

Most Threatened
Most Number
Everything Else
Exposures

Question 12

Water Exposure times and temperatures

Answer 12

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

Question 13

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

Answer 13

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

Question 14

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

Answer 14

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

Question 15

A standard hazmat assignment for a hazmat incident will be…

Answer 15

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

Question 16

A standard hazmat assignment for a hazmat incident will be…

Answer 16

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

Question 17

Vehicles dispatched for an AVI will be…

Answer 17

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

Question 17

Report of a Fire High-Rise assignment.

Answer 17

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

Question 18

Confirmed/Working High-Rise additional resources dispatch.

Answer 18

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

Question 19

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

Answer 19

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

02-01-03
5.1.1

Question 20

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

Answer 20

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

Question 21

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

Answer 21

3 Engines
2 Ladders
1 BC
1 Rescue
1 Medic

02-02-03

Question 22

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

Answer 22

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

Question 23

Fire Alarm A (FA) dispatches what apparatus?

Answer 23

1 Engine
1 Ladder

02-02-04

Question 24

Fire Alarm B (FAB) Dispatches what apparatus?

Answer 24

1 Engine
1 Ladder
1 BC

02-02-04

Question 25

Fire Alarm High-Rise (FAH) Dispatches what apparatus?

Answer 25

2 Engines
1 Ladder
1 BC

02-02-04

Question 26

On a Report of a Fire High-Rise, 4th Engine MINIMUM RIT equipment should be…

Answer 26

200’ Rope
RIT Pack
Hand Tools
High Rise hose pack (150’)

02-03-04

Question 27

What are the High-Rise communications order of priority?

Answer 27

•Radios using TAC channels
•Direct A, B, and/or C
•Building Hand held Phones
•Other means of Communication

02-03-04 .01

Question 28

Each Engine will bring what equipment for a High-Rise at a MINIMUM?

Answer 28

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

Question 29

The High-Rise kit will at a MINIMUM consist of what?

Answer 29

• 18” Pipe wrench
• Inline Pressure Guage
• Door Wedges
• Fittings and spanners
• PRV adjustment rod and Sockets

02-03-04.02
2.6

Question 30

In a High-Rise fire, what is the MINIMUM equipment brought by the Ladder company?

Answer 30

• 200’ Rope
• Forcible entry tools including hydraulic tool
• Pike Pole
•Water can

02-03-04.02
2.7

Question 31

What equipment should be considered, but not limited to the Resource Group?

Answer 31

• SCBA Cylinders
• Hose and Standpipe Kits
• Hand Tools
• lights, electric cords and Fans
• Search Ropes
• RIT Packs

02-03-04.05

Question 32

The assignment for Vehicle Accident possible entrapment or High Risk.

Answer 32

1 Engine
1 Extrication Company
1 Medic
1 EMSO
1 Rescue

02-03-14