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Command Function #1 - DEPLOYMENT Flashcards

1
Q

The goal of Command Fuction #1 is to what?

A

Provide and manage a steady, adequate, and timely steam of appropriate rescouces.

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What is an essential component of our IMS?

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How responders are dispatched and put to work when they arrive on scene. (6)

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3
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Who is responsible for managing on the strategic level?

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The incident commander. (6)

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4
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Standard deployment
DSL OAWO Rx3 D

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Dispatch
Standard incident response
Level 1/ level 2 staging

On scene assignments
Accountability and a hazard zone
Work/rest cycle
On deck

Recycle
Rehab
Ready for reassignment

Demobilization

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5
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What is the major goal of the local dispatch center?

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Dispatch the appropriate amount and type of resources. (7)

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6
Q

The IC has the authority to adjust predetermined dispatch packages based on what?

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The needs of the incident. (7)

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7
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Request for upgrading a response shall be called for on what channel?

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Assigned tactical channel. (7)

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8
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A one unit response

A

Still alarm. (7)

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3-1-1 regular alarm

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Reported fire in a normal sized residence.

3 engine companies
1 ladder / truck company
1 battalion chief. (7)

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10
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4-2-2 regular alarm

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Apartment
Commercial structure
Strip mall
Dangerous structure
High Life Safety structure

4 Engine companies
2 Ladder / truck companies
2 Battalion Chiefs

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11
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A second alarm is a 4-2-2 assignment with the addition of who?

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FSC
Technical rescue team
Rehab bus
(8)

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12
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Third alarm or greater will trigger the recall of whom to the incident?

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Predetermined SAFD admin staff. (8)

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13
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Where should the SAFD admin staff report?

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Command post. (8)

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14
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When the IC declares a working fire who is dispatched? (4)

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Safety officer
Medic officer
1 Medic unit
1Mobile air compressor (8)

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During working fires the dispatcher will contact the IC and announce a timestamp how often?

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At the first 10 minutes and every 10 minutes thereafter. (8)

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The IC must verbally acknowledge each timestamp how

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By re-announcing the incident strategy. (8)

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17
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All emergency incidents will be dispatched on?

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The alert channel. (9)

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18
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If dispatch does not receive an acknowledgment within how many seconds they will request acknowledge meant on all channels

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90 seconds. (9)

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19
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If no reply is received within how many minutes dispatch should send a cover assignment

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2 minutes. (9)

20
Q

What should the self dispatched unit wait to hear for transmitting a standard IRR?

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Verbal response acknowledge that units are responding. (9)

21
Q

What are the only two units to respond directly to the scene?

A

The first unit and the first battalion chief. (11)

22
Q

At no time will a unit what without notifying the IC of their actions

A

Auto assign into the hazard zone. (11)

23
Q

Who will assume and manage level 2 responsibilities?

A

The first engine company. (12)

24
Q

Who will automatically become the level 2 staging manager upon arrival at level 2 area

A

The first engine officer. (12)

25
Q

What is one of the incident commanders major objectives in the hazard zone

A

Control both the position and function of all resources assigned to hazard zones. (13)

26
Q

What level has the greatest risk in the accountability system

A

Company/task level. (14)

27
Q

Units may request to be added to an incident by contacting the dispatcher on which channel?

A

Assigned access channel. (10)

28
Q

When the D/G is transferred from a company officer to a chief officer it elevates management with a

A

True tactical level supervisor versus a working supervisor.

29
Q

The key to strategic level accountability for incident operations is to do what

A

Build an effective incident organization.

30
Q

How does the IC build an effective incident organization?

A

Assigning DGS responsibilities to company officers and or chief officers.

31
Q

What is the most significant tool at the IC’s disposal to increase strategic level capabilit?

A

Assigning DGS responsibilities to company officers and/or chief officers.

32
Q

What is the IAP in writing?

A

Tactical worksheet.

33
Q

How should PARs be conducted

A

Face to face.

34
Q

A par should be conducted for the following circumstance (5)

A

Changing from an offensive to defensive operation.
Missing or unaccounted for members.
Sudden, unexpected events in the hazard zones.
A mayday.
Anytime the IC feels it’s necessary.

35
Q

Accountability equipment for each apparatus shall consist of (6)

A

Passports including personal accountability tag
Helmet ID inserts
Hose identifier
Status board
SCBA identifier
Members last name on coat tail of Bunker coat

36
Q

Where is the passport kept?

A

On the unit’s status board.

37
Q

Where should the hose line ID be placed

A

At the discharge gate or placed on each respective hose line.

38
Q

The decision to exit the hot zone must be governed by what

A

Maintaining an adequate air reserve to deal with any sudden or unplanned events while exiting.

39
Q

What is the first layer of the 3 deep deployment

A

Hazard zone

40
Q

What is the second layer of the 3 deep

A

On deck companies

41
Q

What is the third layer of the three deep model

A

Tactical reserve

42
Q

Once his crew is assigned to an on-deck position they are first and foremost what

A

RIT

43
Q

The most likely assignments for on deck companies are (4)
REP-RAD-RIT

A

Reinforce a position
Crew relief
Any other tactical position assigned by the IC
Deploy as RIT

44
Q

What information is transferred when an on deck crew is used as a relief crew (truck mind map)

A

Interior conditions
Routing instructions to the work area
Interior obstructions
Additional tools/resources required
D/G objectives

45
Q

When a company is reassigned back to an active D/G the rehab manager will give them the following information (3)

A

TLO
DGS to whom they are reporting
Tactical channel on which they are to report.

Incident Management System Standard Operating Procedure (12 decks)

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