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COMMUNICATIONS Flashcards

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ADMIN…

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BOROUGH STATUS REPORT
-only available with BC OR DC in quarters
“admin , 10-4 , send”

-This report indicates the status of every unit in a given borough at a given time. It is available to Chief Officers and is useful to them at the change of tours or when they are responding to a greater alarms or major emergencies to give them a rundown of the units responding or at the scene.

every box out and which companies on the box

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Every unit …

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2 spare rolls of teleprinter paper
spare at BATTALIONS (if not Division )

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Incident Summary …

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roll call officer
resource unit leader

ANY RIG ON SCENE (INCIDENT SUMMARY/ NEXT/ SEND)

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Incident history..

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written chronological record of operation

may be used by CHIEF OFFICERS TO PREPARE FIRE REPORT, especially fatal or multiple alarms

obtain incident history…
CONTACT FIELD COMM AND THEY WILL EMAIL THE INCIDENT HISTORY

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PREFIX….

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F–FOAM TANKER –F154
P-PURPLE K -P163
T- TOWER LADDER T131

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SUFFIX….

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P-HIGH PRESSURE ENGINE (E33P)
F-FAST UNIT (L101F)
S-COMMUNICATIONS UNIT E202S
Y-SYSTEMS CONTROL - E233Y

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BATTALION CHIEFS…..SUFFIX..

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P-STAGING AREA MANAGER
G-FAST GROUP SUPERVISOR
C-COMMUNICATIONS UNIT LEADER
D-DECON TASK FORCE UNIT LEADER
L-FF LOCATOR OFFICER
K-DIVISION TASK FORCE
H-HIGH RISE ROOF CHIEF
R-RESOURCE UNIT LEADER
F-FOAM COORDINATOR (NOT FAST)

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IF a BC is 10-9 at company quarters MORE THAN 15 MINUTES…

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–call dispatch via rig radio
or
PHONE

BC is now relocated to company quarters

TELEPRINTER WILL SHOW BATTALION RUNS ON SCREEN AND PRINT BATTALION RUNS–BC cannot acknowledge via computer or dept. voice alarm….must ACKNOWLEDGE VIA RIG RADIO OR MDT.

–when taking up from company quarters, BC goes 10-8 VERBALLY (not MDT)

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ADDRESS that is NOT ECIDS BUILDING…

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but on SAME SIDE OF STREET AND WITHIN 3 HOUSE NUMBERS …if those addresses have ECIDS, computer will identify and dispatcher will notify ONLY IF EXPOSURE IS CONSIDERATION

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It is mandatory that every building that is designated as a Bowstring Truss (BWSTRG), CFR Hold (CFRH), Major Alteration (MJALT), Pre-Incident Guideline (PG), Rehabilitated (REHAB), or Mega High-Rise any building over 800’ (MEGA) be included in the CIDS program.

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MJALT–building extensive alterations…HORIZONTAL EXTENSION (TWO STORY SETBACK) VERTICAL (ADDED A FLOOR) OR EXTENSIVE CHANGES CHANGING OCCUPANCY OR PURPOSE

REHAB–extensive repairs/renovations-NO HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL EXTENSION, NO CHANGE IN OCCUPANCY OR PURPOSE

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DUPLEX..

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INDICATE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL

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TRUSS…

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WHAT TYPE?

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IMMINENT HAZARD…ECIDS..

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company OFFICER suBMITS VIA ECIDS and calls BC
BC will also receive email
BC APPROVES and phone DC (DC GETS EMAIL)
IMMEDIATE CIDS ALWAYS APPEAR AT TOP OF UNIT PENDING LIST IN BOLD PRINT

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1938 Building Code Construction Classifications:

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Class 1: Fireproof Structure
Class 2: Fire-Protected Structure
Class 3: Non-Fireproof Structure
Class 4: Wood Frame Structure
Class 5: Metal Structure
Class 6: Heavy Timber Structure

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A High-Rise Fire-Protected structure which is occupied as a
residential building as described in FFP Multiple Dwellings,
Chapter 4, should be classified as

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CL2R

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A Fire-Protected structure which is constructed, renovated or
repaired using metal “C” joist or steel bar joist should be
classified as…

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CL2LW

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A Non-Fireproof structure which is constructed, renovated or
repaired using any type of structural Light-Weight materials
should be classified…

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CL3LW

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A Wood Frame structure which is constructed, renovated or
repaired using any type of structural Light-Weight materials
should be classified as

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CL4LW

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. A structure which is constructed, renovated or repaired using
“Mass Timber” engineered building products should be
classified as

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CL6MT

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MINRESP 33…

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AT THE END 3 ENGINES/3 LADDERS

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ADMIN BATTALIONS reviewing ECIDS…

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  1. review and approve
  2. revise and approve (email will go to company about change)
  3. disapprove and return stating reason
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When a company officer becomes aware of a facility that does not require the response of a CFRD Company because they have trained personnel, oxygen, and defibrillation
equipment available, the officer can request a “CFR Hold” (CFRH) for that facility.

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Therefore, for segment one type calls classified
as cardiac arrest or choking, CFRD units will respond to facilities listed and approved as CFRH in CIDS. For all segment two and three requests, the CFRH will be in effect and
no CFRD unit will be dispatched

In order to remove the facility from the response matrix, the company officer shall ensure
that the facility meets all the following criteria:
On duty personnel are trained in CPR.
* Trained personnel are able to provide oxygen to the patient.
* On duty personnel are trained in the use of a defibrillator, and all the necessary equipment is available to the trained personnel.
* All equipment and appropriately trained personnel are available during all hours of operation. To qualify for removal, the facility shall be operational on a 24/7 basis.
Note: In addition to the above requirements, the facility must be “CFR Hold Eligible” on all floors of the building’s address. The following are NOT eligible for removal from
the response matrix:
*Facilities that do not operate 24/7
*Facilities which are not “CFR Hold Eligible” on ALL floors

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BATTALION CHIEF RESPONSE..

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3rd Battalion Chief shall be designated as a Sector/Group Supervisor. (2nd Alarm Chief)
4th Battalion Chief shall be designated the Resource Unit Leader. (RUL)
5th Battalion Chief shall be designated the Safety Officer.
** 6th Battalion Chief shall be designated as a Sector/Group Supervisor. (3rd Alarm Chief)
7th Battalion Chief shall be designated the Staging Area Manager.
(Only assigned if no chief is responding with Field Communications Unit)
8th Battalion Chief shall be designated the Air Reconnaissance Chief. (ARC)
*** 9th Battalion Chief shall be designated as a Sector/Group Supervisor. (4th Alarm Chief)
** 10th Battalion Chief shall be designated as a Sector/Group Supervisor. (5th Alarm Chief)

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A minimum of three Engines, one Ladder, and a Battalion Chief shall be dispatched to any alarm received from a single source (ERS or telephone) reporting an incident requiring a structural response

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-Note: Any alarm received from a single source (ERS or telephone) reporting smoke and/or fire in a structure shall receive a minimum response of three Engines, two Ladders and a Battalion Chief.

-If, prior to the arrival of Fire Department units, an alarm is received from more than one source reporting an incident requiring a structural response, the dispatcher shall dispatch a total of three Engines, two Ladders, and a Battalion Chief to that location.

-However, if Fire Department units are already on the scene and a second source is received, the dispatcher will notify the responding Battalion Chief and attempt to contact a unit on the scene. The box will not be filled out by the dispatcher unless
requested to do so by the responding Battalion Chief or the on-scene Incident Commander.

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FALLBACK Triggers

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Conditions that can trigger the implementation of FALLBACK include but are
not limited to:
A. Sustained Alarm Rate of 140 incidents per hour, for longer than twenty
minutes (not associated with a single incident).
B. Sustained Availability of Engine or Ladder Companies below 50%, for longer
than twenty minutes.
C. A 2nd Alarm or greater transmitted in the borough of Staten Island.
D. Severe weather conditions that are either imminent or occurring, which will
significantly impact activity levels (e.g.: severe thunderstorm, tornado,
blizzard, red-flag warning, etc.).
E. Any 10-66 in conjunction with a 10-60.

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EMS/AUTO EXTRICATION…reports of person trapped…

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ENGINE COMPANY RESPONSE and NEAREST HURST TOOL EQUIPPED (COULD BE A SQUAD OR RESCUE)

TOOL PUT TO WORK (RESCUE OR SQUAD RESPONSE)

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LADDER COMPANY WITH 4 FF’S

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  • An additional Ladder Company (above the Fast Truck) shall be assigned to a
    10-75 when both of the two initially assigned Ladder Companies report
    responding with 4 firefighters.
  • The additional Ladder Company shall be the 3rd Ladder Company, and the 4th
    Ladder Company shall be designated as the Fast Truck
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When company is understaffed

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  • When notified that a company is responding understaffed (less than four
    firefighters), the dispatcher shall special call another unit (Engine for Engine,
    Ladder for Ladder, etc.) to respond in addition to the understaffed unit.
    Note: Under this response policy, the total First Alarm response shall not
    exceed a total response of:
    (4) Engine Companies and (4) Ladder Companies
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The following incidents are classified as modified single unit emergencies and are assigned single unit responses. Responding units should operate in the 10-20 mode while
responding to these select call types and signal 10-84 transmitted upon arrival.

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W.E.L.T.S
Water leaks
 Trees down (no wires, buildings or vehicles affected)
 Lock-ins (no reported food on the stove or other associated emergency)
 Salvage Truck
 ERS no contact (2300 to 0800 hours

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The following incidents are classified as modified emergencies requiring the response of
single or multiple units. Units that are assigned 1st due shall respond in the emergency mode. Units that are assigned other than 1st due shall respond in the 10-20 mode.
All units are required to transmit signal 10-84 upon arrival at the reported location.
Response to BARS alarms will be a single unit response – 1st due Engine only
(emergency mode).
Response to Class “E” alarms will be a single unit response – 1st due Engine or Ladder
(emergency mode).
Response to Class “J” alarms between 0700 and 1900 hours will be a
single unit response (emergency mode)

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 Odors - gas, fumes, etc., other than smoke
 Sprinkler activation
 Class 3 alarms – automatic, valve, manual, etc.
 Electrical emergencies
 Manhole emergencies
 BARS – 1st due Engine only (emergency mode) -single unit
 Class “E” – 1st due Engine or Ladder response (emergency mode)-single unit

Note: When a Battalion Chief or company officer receives additional information
regarding the incident from the dispatcher, he/she may cancel the 10-20 response mode.
The dispatcher shall announce that the 10-20 response is cancelled and that all units
should respond in the emergency mode.

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One Engine or one Ladder Company with a Battalion Chief will be assigned to Class “E” alarms citywide, on a 24-hour basis

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IF A CLASS 3 IS A CO ALARM –ENGINE AND LADDER

A subsequent alarm of any type from the same address shall call for the remainder of the
full first-alarm assignment. (SECOND SOURCE WILL BE FILLED OUT)

Note: If alarm is determined to be for a Carbon Monoxide Detector activation, the officer
shall notify the dispatcher, then investigate the area of activation regardless of alarm status.
No attempt to reset the alarm shall be made without an investigation of the alarm location.
All procedures listed in Hazardous Materials 4 (Carbon Monoxide) shall be followed.

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CLASS J ALARMS….

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One Engine or one Ladder Company with a Battalion Chief will be assigned to hotel occupancies (Class “J” alarms) from 0700 hours through 1900 hours citywide. From
1900 to 0700 hours, units will be assigned to Class “J” alarms as per Box assignments

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Battalion Chief discretionary response to Class “E” or “J” alarms requires monitoring of the alarm by the Battalion Chief assigned on the Class 3 alarm

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When an alarm is received from a Class “E” or “J” alarm system with no additional information and the response is one Engine or one Ladder Company, the Battalion Chief
may either monitor the radio or respond, BASED ON THEIR DISCRETION

-preliminary report not give in reasonable time 5-10 minutes….contact dispatcher

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If a subsequent alarm is received while the Battalion Chief is monitoring a Class “E” or
“J” alarm, the Battalion shall NOT be directed to respond unless the dispatcher receives
information of a serious fire and the assigned Battalion is the nearest available Battalion
Chief (i.e. 10-75 or 10-76)

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  • If the dispatcher decides to assign the Battalion that was monitoring the Class “E” or “J” alarm to another Box, the Engine or Ladder Company investigating the “E” or “J”
    alarm shall be notified via Department Radio that no Chief is monitoring the alarm.

**DISPATCHER DECIDES ** not BC

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35
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Extra Engine and Truck above signal 7-5 ALL HANDS…

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THAT IS OK ALWAYS …for fire duty and relief
**EXTRA TRUCKS CAN ALWAYS BE CALLED **
NO EXTRA ENGINE WHEN FIRE IS ‘DOUBTFUL”…MUST BE TRANSMISSION OF GREATER ALARM

**BUT IF FIRE IF “PROBABLY WILL HOLD” OR “UNDER CONTROL” you CAN CALL EXTRA ENGINE FOR RELIEF PURPOSES ONLY (NOT FIRE DUTY) without transmission of greater alarms

If the Incident Commander has special called units above the normal assignment, and subsequently orders the next higher alarm, ONLY THE BALANCE of the greater alarm assignment will be assigned.

example…if two additional trucks were called, they will not receive those trucks via 2nd alarm…only balance

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The Incident Commander of a Signal 7-5 (Doubtful) structural fire shall not release any units until the fire has been placed Probably Will Hold or Under Control.

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STRUCTURAL ONLY (CANNOT RELEASE RESCUE/SQUAD AT STRUCTURAL FIRE IF STILL DOUBTFUL )..only ALL HANDS SIGNAL 7-5

-does not apply to brush fires, car fires, ONLY STRUCTURAL
-DOES NOT APPLY TO MULTIPLE ALARMS ( at multiples Ic CAN RELEASE AT THEIR DISCRETION)

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AIR RECON RESPONDS…

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CODE 1,2,3
10-60-1
Doubtful 2nd ALARM–for 10-76 or 10-77
ALL doubtful 3rd alarm

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Communications Unit

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The IC should ensure from the Dispatcher the
response of a Communications Unit to work in conjunction with the Field Communications Unit, if possible, when an auxiliary communications system (ARCS)
is utilized.

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Rebreather Unit
Rebreather 1- Staffed 24 hours 7 days a week by 2 Rebreather qualified members trained in the deployment of this long duration SCBA.

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Rebreather 1 is equipped with 36 Draeger
BG-4 Extended Duration SCBA (EDSCBA); Rescue Companies, Squad Companies, Haz-Mat Company 1, Haz-Mat Engines and selected SOC Support Ladders are
trained in the use of this EDSCBA.

**he Rebreather unit is quartered at L-20 in lower
Manhattan and RESPONDS on signal 10-75 for an underground subway/railroad and
when special called.

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Resources Unit Leader (RESL)

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The Resources Unit Leader is responsible for maintaining status information of all
resources allocated to the incident. They are assigned on the transmission of a 10-60 and to all second alarm and greater incidents

not on 10-76 or 10-77 because of FIELD COMM

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Field Communications Unit
The Field Communications Unit (FCU) responds as follows

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o Second or greater alarms
o 10-76
o 10-77
o Signal 7-5 (doubtful) for fires or emergencies involving below-grade, subway or
railroad facilities.
o 10-60
o Confined Space Incidents

The Incident Commander should return the FCU to service as soon as possible.
If another alarm develops to a proportion where the FCU is needed, the
Incident Commander should evaluate the usefulness of the FCU at the original
incident and release the FCU, if possible

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Safety Battalion

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10-60
10-76
10-77
10-80- code 1

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RESCUE COMPANY ASSIGNED

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ALL 10-75

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CHANNEL 9 AND 10

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ENCRYPTED
9-TACTICAL
10-COMMAND

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ALL portable radios

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channel 1-16

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46
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EMS CHANNELS

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EVERY RIG (engine, ladder, battalion, division)

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EMS should operate on

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CHANNEL 1 (if not, call through dispatcher)

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Engine 3 to EMS…

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NO BOX NUMBERS
PLAIN SPEAK
CRITICAL INFORMATION

-CHIEFS are referred to as ‘FIRE BATTALION’

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EMS officer arriving at scene should…

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-CONTACT INCIDENT COMMANDER ON CHANNEL 1
-REPORT TO COMMAND POST

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In the event the IC needs EMS resources at the scene of an operation (e.g. 10-45 transmitted for a patient with a Life threatening/Non-Life threatening condition), and EMS
is NOT ON SCENE or cannot be located,

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contact EMS ON CHANNEL 1
if no answer, CONTACT FD DISPATCH AND RELAY PATIENT CONDITION

**can contact EMS ON EMS CITYWIDE EMS-CW1…CRITICAL INFORMATION (NO BOX) “FIRE BATTALION 7 TO EMS”
CRITICAL INFORMATION

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When the TAC “U” Channel is activated, all operating units shall remain on the Primary Tactical Channel unless specifically instructed to switch to another channel

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IC will designate specific member to operate on TAC U
-PD will be on TAC U (ZONE B -CHANNEL 12)

Zone “B” channel 12 is designated as the TAC “U” Channel. This channel transmits at 5 watts

**NOT COMMAND CHANNEL (NYMAC 1)

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NYMAC 1 (ALWAYS ACTIVE) -COMMAND CHANNEL

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-Communicate with NYPD, NASSAU, SUFFOLK

The FDNY IC will be instructed by NYPD to either remain on NYMAC 1 or switch to the assigned NYMAC I/O channel for the incident (NYMAC 2 or 3). The FDNY IC shall notify the appropriate Borough Dispatcher and FDOC of the I/O channel that has been acitvated

When using an I/O channel, the FDNY IC shall use the name of the incident at the beginning of each transmission (e.g. 2nd alarm on Northern Blvd in Queens

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When a Communication Engine responds to an incident, or when special called by IC, they will confer with IC and FCU, if already on scene, to determine if a NYMAC channel has already been established prior to their arrival. If NYMAC channel has not been established, the Communication Engine will establish a
NYMAC channel and inform IC once channel has been activated by NYPD.

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If channel is established by Communication Engine, they will monitor NYMAC channel. If NYMAC channel is established prior to Communication Engine
arrival, Communication Engine could then assume monitoring of NYMAC channel

NYMAC Channels are found on the APX8000XE HT in the “NYMAC” Zone on channels 2 through 13

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UCALL/UTAC are National UHF interoperable radio frequencies used by FDNY Incident Commanders to communicate with public safety agencies. UCALL/UTAC
frequencies are programmed into Zone B on APX8000XE HT radios, DARS radios, and Chief Mobile radios on the apparatus. UTAC channel 42D (Handie-Talkie Zone B- CH 9) is the primary UTAC channel for use in the NYC region.

A

42D PRIMARY

41D SECONDARY

43D TERTIARY

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UTAC repeater channels may be useful at an operation encompassing a vast area where direct HT communications are out of range of one another. In order to activate a UTAC repeater channel, a request is made by the IC via Zone B- Channel 4 (UCALL 40) to the New York City Emergency Management
(NYCEM). NYCEM is responsible for monitoring UCALL 40.

A

If the IC is
unable to contact NYCEM directly via UCALL 40, a request is to be made via the
Fire Dispatcher to contact NYCEM in order to activate the requested channel.
NYCEM will then activate the necessary UTAC repeater channel. Any requests
outside New York City will go through the agency in command of the incident

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CHANNEL 42D..

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TACTICAL OR COMMAND PURPOSES
PLAIN SPEAK
NO 10 CODES
The IC (may be a company officer) or a designated member will adjust their radio channel to UTAC 42D at all Mutual Aid responses. Designated member will make
contact with the cooperating agency to ascertain information about the incident. After initial contact is made and information is exchanged, the IC must designate a member to monitor and relay additional information

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The IC should have UTAC channels monitored via EFAS for all incidents where deemed necessary to ensure safety of member

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All FDNY Battalions involved in the Interoperability plan have been provided with a list of neighboring Point of Contacts (POC’s). Every neighboring cooperating agency has been provided with similar FDNY Battalion POC’s

ANY PROBLEMS WITH UTAC–address with point of contact AT THE SCENE, if not EMAIL OPERATIONS

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NAME OR UNIT NUMBER member with MINOR INJURY…

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requesting MIXER OFF

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DO NOT GIVE 10-45 for MEMBER

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-serious injury or fatal

—MIXER OFF –then call –NO NAME OR UNIT NUMBER

“two members seriously injured “

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NO HT/CELL PHONE

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WITHIN 150 FEET of explosives

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APPARATUS /POST /MARINE RADIOS..

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WITHIN 300 FEET of explosives

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STUCK BUTTON

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HT–26 SECOND WARNING /30 SECONDS TIME OUT

RIG–60 SECONDS

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10-8-CODE-1

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BC leaves quarters of unit

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64
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10-25-code1

A

tow fires
manhole/ extension to building

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65
Q

10-25-code 2/3…

A

only for manholes

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66
Q

10-25-4

A

transformer ANY LOCATION (street / pole/ BUILDING)

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67
Q

10-25
CODE 1 AND CODE 4

A

UTILITY COMPANY DISPATCHED IMMEDIATELY

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68
Q

10-41

A

MUST GIVE SUB CODE

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69
Q

10-31 CANNOT BE USED

A

H.E.R.M
Hazardous condition
Evaluation of structural stability
Rescue
Mitigation

70
Q

10-31 CAN BE USED ….

A

S.C.I.A.L.P.I
-search (not mitigation )
-complaint
-investigation
-other Agency
-lock outs
-protecting EMS
-INTENT–GOOD INTENT

71
Q

10-34 ,
SPRINKLER

A

code 1–defective / broken pipe

code 2-UNWARRANTED ALARM (SURGE IN PRESSURE)

code 3 - heat source/ NOT ASSOCIATED WITH ACCIDENTAL FIRE

72
Q

10-35
automatic alarm

A

NO UTILITY POWER FLUCTUATION

NO CODE- unknown condition

code 1- servicing / testing
code 2- construction activities

code 3 -ordinary household condition

code 4
-smoking in unauthorized areas

73
Q

10-36

A

W.A.I.T
-code 1- washdown
code 2- accident (no injury /no washdown)

code 3- injury

code 4- trapped/ tool

74
Q

10-37
THERMAL BURN …resulting from heat or flame…

A

use 10-45
BC MUST RESPOND

75
Q

10-39

A

FD STANDING BY
(suspicious package)

76
Q

10-41

A

code 1- OCCUPIED STRUCTURE OR VEHICLE (unoccupied apt. in OCCUPIED BUILDING )

CODE 2- unoccupied (NORMALLY OCCUPIED )

Code 3- unoccupied vehicle (plates or no plates )

code 4- UNOCCUPIED / garage/vacant/ sheds
**IF OCCUPIED AT TIME OF FIRE ITS A CODE 1)

IC notify dispatcher by radio prior to leaving scene (NOT BFI)

–IF BC leaves scene …and fire deemed suspicious, NOTIFY DISPATCH AND BFI_

77
Q

10-42

A

-Downed tree/ incident or emergency

78
Q

10-43.

A

ANY RESCUE EXCEPT FIRE SCENE

79
Q

10-45

A

CODE 1- BLACK TAG

CODE 2- RED TAG

CODE 3- ORANGE/YELLOW

CODE 4- GREEN

80
Q

10-46

A

CODE 1- boat fire/ dock fire / pier

code 2- emergency maritime
vessel in distress/people in water removed by marine personnel

81
Q

10-60

resources above 10-60 give you staging

A

-collapse of PD/ DERAILMENT OF SUBWAY CAR (ONE PD/ ONE SUBWAY CAR)
3RD truck is FAST TRUCK

10-60-code 1
enhanced 2nd alarm

tow additional BCs- 2nd is staging area manager (P)

82
Q

10-66….

If this is result of collapse…signal 10-60 MUST ALSO BE GIVEN

if the next higher alarm is a 2nd, you will get 3 chiefs (one extra for staging area manager )

A

–another alarm
-TWO ADDITIONAL CHIEFS ABOVE EXTRA ALARM
-FAST GROUP SUPERVISOR (G)
-FF LOCATOR OFFICER (L)
these positions cannot be ABC’S

SAFETY OFFICER can never be ABC

83
Q

10-70

A

URGENT on HT
URGENT TO DISPATCH
-hydrant
-standpipe

resolved (NOTIFY DISPATCH AND HT UNITS)

84
Q
A
85
Q

10-75

A

ALWAYS RESCUE AND SQUAD

10-75 in subway
-rescue battalion
-**rebreather response **
-communications unit

86
Q

10-76/2nd alarm..

A

SMOKE EMINATING FROM SKIN OF BUILDING

4 CHIEFS ON 10-76

10-76 in MEGA high rise
-another BC
-TWO EXTRA TRUCKS

87
Q

10-77

A

5TH ENGINE HIGH RISE NOZZLE
3RD LADDER -FAST

3 CHIEFS PLUS SAFETY OFFICER, rescue battalion , safety battalion

VENT SUPPORT UNIT-6TH TRUCK

88
Q

10-80 CODE

A

S.I.P.S
Small quantity
identified
PPE PROTECTION
NO special equipment

89
Q

10-80 CODE 1

A

-hazmat battalion
-hazmat 1
-hazmat tech unit

haztac conditions officer
haztac ambulance

-SAFETY BATTALION

90
Q

10-87

A

3 TANKERS
2 COORDINATORS
1 FOAM MANAGER
1 SATELLITE UNIT

91
Q

10-86

A

3 TANKERS
2 COORDINATORS
1 FOAM MANAGER
1 SATELLITE

HAZMAT TRIO
HAZMAT BATTALION
HAZMAT 1
HAZTAC UNIT

2 PURPLE K UNITS

92
Q

URGENT ON DEPT. RADIO

A

-ADDITIONAL COMPANIES/SPECIAL UNITS
-10-75
-GREATER ALARM
-SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

SIGNAL 10-70

93
Q

20 MINUTE MARK

A

-DISPATCH WILL NOTIFY IC REGARDLESS

-IC ACKNOWLEDGES DISPATCH AND NOTIFIES ALL UNITS ON SCENE ON ALL RADIO CHANNELS IN USE

94
Q

Preliminary Report

A

within 5 minutes of CHIEF OFFICER ARRIVAL
-preliminary report to dispatcher

-what are existing conditions ? odor
-number of units operating –1 and 1
-status of all hoselines (precautionary, operating …any problems with water ??)

95
Q

PROGRESS REPORTS….

  1. 2 AND 2 OR ALL FIRST ALARM UNITS OPERATING
  2. GIVE ADDITIONAL ALARM
  3. SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN OPERATIONS
  4. EVERY 10 MINUTES FOR FIRST HOUR AND EVERY 15 MINUTES THEREAFTER
A

-When 2 ENGINE AND 2 LADDERS or all FIRT ALARM UNITS ARE OPERATING ..MUST GIVE PROGRESS REPORTS OR GREATER ALARM TRANSMITTED –WITHIN 10 MINUTES OF PRELIMINARY

Transmission of GREATER ALARM requires PROGRESS REPORT

ALSO REQUIRED WHEN SIGNIFICANT CHANGES OCCUR OR ADDITIONAL ALAMRS TRANSMITTED

*IF report of hoselines operating on fire is NOT received during preliminary report ….IC shall operate progress of all hoselines in all progress reports unitl line is operated on fire

–Upon assumption of command by Chief of Dept…no further progress reports..

UNDER CONTROL , NO PROGRESS REPORTS REQUIRED

96
Q

PRELIMINARY…

who you are using, status of balance of assignment , so dispatch is aware who is 10-8

**preliminary report may be final REPORT WHEN USING LESS THAN 2 AND 2 AND ALL OTHER UNITS ARE IN SERVICE

A

-brief description of situation
-status of all hoselines
-identity of units at work
-status of balance of assignment

97
Q

FIRST PROGRESS REPORT..

**EXPOSURES ONLY REQUIRED ON FIRST PROGRESS REPORT, UNLESS THEY CHANGE

-DOUBTFUL used on fire progress report only

A

FEWS
FIRE BUILDING
EXPOSURES
WATER SUPPLY
STATUS OF HOSELINES

SUBSEQUENT PROGRESS REPORTS: SSS (no exposures )
STATUS OF SEARCHES
STRATEGY AND TACTICS
STAUTS OF FIRE (PROBABLY WILL HOLD ..ETC.)

98
Q

PROBABLY WILL HOLD

A

enough apparatus equipment personnel to contain fire and prevent escalation

99
Q

UNDER CONTROL

A

final extinguishment…apparatus and personnel are sufficient for FINAL EXTINGUISHMENT …no other resources required

100
Q

Lights fire …

A

one hoseline or extinguishers

101
Q

Medium fire

A

two hose lines

102
Q

heavy fire…

A

more than two hoseline or LCS

103
Q

PRECAUTIONARY HOSE LINES may be stretched in LIGHT AND MEDIUM FIRE SITUATIONS

A

AND INCLUDED IN PROGRESS REPOTS

—-NOT MANDATORY TO REPORT SMOKE –unless it is a problem

104
Q

Exposures more than 30 FEET IN THE REAR…

A

NOT INCLUDED UNLESS INVOLVED

105
Q

ALL buildings in REAR ARE EXPOSURE 3

A

if operations on EXPOSURE 3 begin too complex IC should create sector/brach and assign sector supervisor

–wings can be subdivided front /rear/

BUILDINGS OPPOSITE FIRE BUILDING REPRESENT EXPOSURE ONE BECAUSE SEPARATION IS 30 FEET OR LESS OR BUILDINGS ARE EXPOSED

106
Q

PLAIN SPEAK USED IN FIREGROUND COMMUNICATIONS (JOE’S DELI)

A

used in combo with standard alphanumeric exposures

-PLAIN SPEAK NOT USED IN PRELIMINARY OR PROGRESS REPORTS

107
Q

DISPLAY SYMBOLS

A

L-LOW WATT- 2 WATT (CHANNEL 1 AND CHANNEL 3)

H-HIGH WATT -5 WATT(ALL OTHER CHANNELS )

LONG PRESS OF “HOME BUTTON” TACTICAL ZONE A CHANNEL 1

108
Q

When powered off…

A

radio will return to last channel when powered back on regardless of channel selector knob

109
Q

COLORS RADIO

REMOTE SPEAKER MIC

A

SOLID RED-TRANSMITTING
SOLID AMBER -RECEIVING
BLINKING AMBER-RECEIVING ENCRYPTED
BLINKING RED TRANSMITTING-LOW BATT

BLINKING RED NOT TRANSMITTING –EMERGENCY MODE

110
Q

Push to talk button

A

pause 1/2 second to allow HT ID to transmit

(UTAC–2 SECONDS)

111
Q

High visibility LED

A

–Activates when EAB IS PUSHED OR depress 2 seconds for flashlight

112
Q

HT TIMER OUT

A

26 seconds…warning

30-times out

113
Q

Depress EAB UNITL BEACON -TONE IS HEARD(approx 1 second)

A
  1. high visibility light SOS SIGNAL
  2. BLINKING RED
  3. 2 TO 5 WATTS
  4. MAIN SCREEN “EMERGENCY’ ORANGE STRIPE
  5. TOP SCREEN–EMERGENCY / UNIT id alternate in ORANGE/AMBER
  6. 1 IMPOLITE / 2 POLITE TONES-8 SECONDS LATER IS PLITE TONE

**TO RESET EMERGENCY ALERT , DEPRESS EAB UNITL RESE TONE IS HEARD ** (DO NOT TURN OFF , IT WON’T RESET)

114
Q

RECEIVING RADIO , WHEN EAB IS DEPRESSED

A
  1. MAIN DISPLAY EMERGENCY ALERT RECEIVED ORANGE AMBER and UNIT L-99 ROOF (HOLD FOR 8 SECONDS )–TOP DISPLAY “EA RCVD”
  2. IF member transmits EMERGENCY CALL/ UNIT L-99 ROOF
115
Q

Recall EM alerts and recent transmission

A

ID OF LAST 15 –MOST RECENT FIRST…EACH CALL IS TIME STAMPED
–ORANGE TRIANGLE NEXT TO EAB CALL
-*STATIC, will not continue to populate…must back out and go back in to receive another EM transmission

116
Q

NO ITEMS ATTACHED DIRECTLY TO HT, CASE, ANTENNAE, REMOTE SPEAKER MIC

A

ITEMS ONLY ATTACHED TO HT STRAP

(CO METERS ABOVE REMOTE MIC ON STRAP)

117
Q

WET BATTERIES WIPED DRY

A

BATTERY WITH VISIBLE DAMAGE DON’T PLACE IT IN CHARGER ..OOS

-STEADY GREEN–FULLY CHARGED
FLASHING GREEN- 90% TRICKLE MODE
STEADY RED -RAPIDLY CHARGING
FLASHING RED–REMOVE AND INSERT AGAIN…continues flashing OOS

AMBER LIGHT -FAULT MODE..TOO HOT /TOO COLD

118
Q

ENCRYPTED CHANNELS
9 AND 10

A

STRAPPED ***ALWAYS ACTIVE
9 TACTICAL
10 SECURE

MONITORED ON PORTABLE EFAS

-Primary encrypted dispatch CHANNEL CITYWIDE FIRE 3 –IC must notify borough dispatcher to ACTIVATE–NOT STRAPPED
BACK UP - CITYWIDE FIRE 4

-USE CONCENTRIC SWITCH AT BASE OF CHANNEL SELECTOR KNOB

119
Q

SPARE RADIO PROCEDURE

A

-CALL DIVISION
-UNIT AND POSITION TO DIVISION
-RT2
**UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE FOR EXCESS damage

-spare radio programmed channel 1, 2, 9,14

SPARE RADIO RECEIVED CHECK 1, 2, 9

120
Q

COLOR CODED RADIO

A

CHIEF CAR -5 HT
1. NO TAPE ON CHIEF AND AIDE
2. RED TAPE-DISPATCH
3. GREEN TAPE- AUXILIARY
4. YELLOW TAPE - FAST RADIO

121
Q

MISSING , STOLEN, LOST RADIO

–WHEN MISSING RADIO IS LOCATED, MAKE REVERSE NOTIFICATIONS (4 CALLS/2 EMAILS ) AND FOWARD IT TO DIVISION DEPOT FOR RADIO SHOPS

A

—COMPANY GO OOS
–4 PHONE CALLS - FDOC/ BATTALION/DIVISION/DISPATCHER
EMAILS - FDOC AND RADIO SHOPS

IF missing radio is not located by end of tour IT IS LOST
–LOST PROPERTY REPORT AND UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE IF RADIO IS NOT FOUND BY END OF TOUR

STOLEN RADIO(MAKE NOTIFICATIONS)–MEMBER -IG
CIVILIAN-NYPD

122
Q

POST RADIO

A

45 WATTS (cross band repeater -40 watts)

-battery 4 hours (20/20/60)
7 hours (10/10/80)

wattage decreases as battery drains

FULLY CHARGED WEEKLY -8 HOURS AND AFTER EACH USE -8 HOURS

prolong use may charge up to 20 HOURS TO FULLY CHARGED

–normally set to CHANNEL 2 COMMAND

in case of EMERGENCY SWITCH POST RADIO TO HT 1 TO BROADCAST MESSAGE

-members not within 2 feet of transmitting post radio

–may cause interference with electrical equipment

123
Q

CROSS BAND REPEATER

REPEATER VHF HT
YELLOW KNOB
CHANNELS 1-8 ONLY
TRANSMITS AT 5 WATTS
ORANGE EAB DISABLED
KEPT IN VEHICLE CHARGER CONTINUOUSLY

**ONLY BC Who vehicle repeater was activated take 5 WATT VHF RADIO INTO BUILDING **

–Can transmit EAB ON HT 1 IN EMERGENCY -SWITCH ON VHF RADIO AND REPEATER IN VEHICLE WILL PICK IT UP –AUTOMATIC STEERING

A

ONLY to be used while you DO NOT HAVE TWO POST RADIOS

-Transmissions from vehicle 40 WATTS UHF
5 WATTS VHF

124
Q

POST radio…

A

–key aspect–established of COMMAND CHANNEL AT 45 WATTS
-DC MAKE ALWAYS ON POST RADIO AT COMMAND POST AT EVERY ALL HANDS OR GREATER ALARM

-ONLY ONE OPERATION OF VEHICLE REPEATER CITYWIDE

-using repeater for optimal triangulation of signal ACROSS THE STREET FROM OPERATION –TRIANGLE

125
Q

ALL BATTALIONS BRING POST RADIO INTO LOBBY

A

-BUT BC ACTIVATES REPEATER ONLY BATTALION THAT BRINGS VHF 5 WATT (CROSS BAND REPEATER )

126
Q

IF FIRST ARRIVE BC IS DELAYED AND 2ND ENGINE HAS GONE UPPER FLOORS

A

BC WILL GIVE POST RADIO TO MEMBER OPERATING FIREMAN SERVICE ELEVATOR

127
Q

IF BC is assigned as ATTACK CHIEF

A

-leave POST RADIO AT FIRE SECTOR/BRANCH AND HAVE POST RADIO ON TACTICAL 1 (2nd post radio) (first post radio is on COMMAND 2)

128
Q

IF CROSS BAND REPEATER is already in use…..(only one can be used )

A

BC can use UHF 5 WATT RADIO WITHOUT ACTIVATING REPEATER–MUST USE SECONDARY COMMAND (CANNOT USE CHANNEL 2)

-BATTALION AIDE USE WHITE MIC (40 WATTS)..CANNOT BE ON CHANNEL 2

129
Q

ALL DIVISION AND BATTALIONS HAVE 40 WATT UHF MOBILE RADIO

A

-MAX WATTAGE IF VEHICL IS RUNNING
-OPERATE UHF–CHANNEL SELECTOR SPEAK INTO WHITE MIC
-ONLY FOR EMERGENCY TRANSMISSIONS
-HOME BUTTON –BACK TO HT 1

130
Q

IC may instruct member giving mayday

A

SWITCH TO CHANNEL 16

131
Q

MAYDAY
2-2-6

A

2-COLLAPSE
COLLAPSE IMMINENT
OCCURRED

2-INJURY
UNCONSCIOUS
SEIROUSLY INJURED

3-
MISSING ./LOST / TRAPPED
LOCATE / LOCATE/LOCATE

132
Q

COLLAPSE IMMINENT
IC

A

“MAYDAY, GET OUT OF THE BUILDING, GET OUT OF THE BUILDING “ and REPEAT THIS MESSAGE AS OFTEN AS NECESSARY

-when MAYDAY resolved, notify all members

133
Q

MISSING MEMBER…

A

ASSIGN UNITS TO SEARCH
IC will contact units to attempt to locate missing member POSITIVE RESPONSES ONLY

134
Q

10-70

A

ANY WATER REALY IS 10-70
URGENT ON HT
URGENT TO DISPATCH

135
Q

EXTERIOR ATTACK

A

“COMMAND TO ALL UNITS, URGENTWAT URGENT URGENT , BACK OUT WE ARE TRANSITIONING TO AN EXTERIOR ATTACK “

–Not an evacuate, A WITHDRAWAL

136
Q

WATER LOSS…

A

IC CONTACT ALL UNITS AFFECTED BY WATER LOSS BEING SUPPLIED BY PUMPER AND UNITS AFFECTED FLOOR ABOVE
-NOT MANDATORY BACK OUT…..IF NECESSARY

137
Q

IC GIVE URGENT TO GAIN CONTROL OF HT NETWORK because a member has given MAYDAY OR URGENT .

A

HIT EAB
“URGENT URGENT URGENT, COMMAND TO ALL UNITS , URGENT, ALL HT TRANSMISSIONS TO CEASE “

–must reset HT TONE AFTER, DEPRESS EAB UNTIL ALERT TONE IS HEARD
-Then inform members they can resume

138
Q

Emergency Alert tone assisted rescue

A

ONE HT
2-5 WATTS
REMOTE from SEARCH (not command post as in emergency roll call)
EAB button every few seconds , the pause for response ….don’t stop tone until DEFINITE LOCATION DETERMINED
(designate NEW PRIMARY TACTICAL CHANNEL)

139
Q

FEEDBACK ASSISTED RESCUE

A

1 TO 2 INCHES APART
TWO HT’S
DEPRESS EVERY 30 SECONDS (TIMEOUT)

140
Q

RECORDER IN BATTALION VEHICLE OPERATIONAL SHORTLY AFTER VEHICLE IS STARTED

A

IS NECESSARY TO OBSERVE LCD SCREEN

-**STARTUP FAILURE
**LOW BUFFER
**MEMORY FULL
**OVERWRITING

UPON RETURN TO QUARTERS CALL AAT COMMUNICATIONS *

141
Q

HT RECORDER

—ALL BC VEHICLES SHOULD BE RUNNING AT FIRE …NO MATTER THEIR ORDER OF ARRIVAL

A

RECORDS ALL CHANNELS ON HANDIE TALKIE SIMULTANEOUSLY BUT DOES NOT RECORD TRANSMISSIONS TO BOROUGH DISPATCHER

**CHECK START OF EACH TOUR AND WHEN APPARATUS RETURNS FROM REPAIR OR PMP

142
Q

BATTALION RECORDER TEST

A

PRESS PUSH TO TALK ON HT CHANNEL
NORMAL OPERATION LETTER “R” AND HIT CHANNEL
1R

-BATTALION RECORDER OOS CALL ATT (PHONE PREFERRED ) OR EMAIL

143
Q

WHEN a Technician request BATTALION RETURN TO QUARTERS FOR REPAIR..

A

DECISIONS IS BC IS CONSULTATION WITH BOROUGH DISPATCHER

144
Q

EMAIL FOR RECORDINGS

A

HT RECORDING UNIT
-COMPANY OFFICERS PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CHANNEL

**CHIEF OFFICERS ANY CHANNEL **

145
Q

REQUEST FOR INCIDENTS…FATALITIES , HIGH PROFILE

A

ONLY AVAILABLE BY CHIEF OF OPERATIONS

146
Q

EMERGENCY ROLL CALL

A

CAN BE COMPANY OFFICER BUT CONSIDER CALLING REPLACEMENT UNIT FOR THAT COMPANY

147
Q

IC MAKE DECISION.

A

CONDUCT ROLL CALL AND DELEGATE IC DUTIES OR DO IT HIMSELF OR COMPANY OFFICER

148
Q

TRAINING ROLL CALL

A

JAJO
JANUARY /APRIL/JULY/OCTOBER

149
Q

COMPANY OFFICER ANSWER

A

HOW MANY RESPOND WITH AND WHO IS ACCOUNTED FOR SIGHT AND HEARING

SQUADS/HAZMAT ENGINES ENGINES

RESCUES / TRUCK POSITIONS

150
Q

ROLL CALL NECESSARY

A

COLLAPSE IMMINENT
COLLAPSE OCCURRED
INTERIOR ATTACK DISCONTINUED AND EXTERIOR ATTACK IMPLEMENTED
LOSS OF WATER ENDANGERING MEMBERS

POST -45 WATTS
CROSS BAND 40 WATTS
UHF - 40 WATTS

151
Q

ROLL CALL OFFICER

A

UPDATED LIST INCIDENT SUMMARY ANY APPARATUS ON SCENE
-ASSISTED BY MEMBER –MONITORS AND RECORDS
-ROLL CALL FORM-BATTALION /DIVISION VEHICLE

-AWAY FROM COMMAND POST

-WHETHER ISSUE, USE BATTALION VEHICLE

152
Q

“ROLL CALL OFFICER TO ALL MEMBERS, PREPARE FOR ROLL CALL”

A

EACH INCIDENT DETERMINES WHICH COMPANY IS CALLED FIRST

-MAYDAY FOR COLLAPSE OCCURRED, BEGIN WITH COMPANY OPERATING IN THE SECTOR WHERE COLLAPSE OCCURRED????

153
Q

IF OFFICER DOES NOT ANSWER

A

CALL FF OPERATING WITH THAT OFFICER OR NEARBY UNIT

-IF NO ONE CAN ACCOUNT , NOTIFY IC AND GO BACK TO FINISHING ROLL CALL

154
Q

FOUR TIME OFFICER CAN INTERRUPT A ROLL CALL

A

-ANSWERING WHEN CALLED
-MAYDAY/URGENT
-CRITICAL INFO TO ONGOING OPERATION
-CRITICAL INFO OF MAYDAY/URGENT

155
Q

EFAS CONNECTED TO STARFIRE

A

ANY UNIT ON RESPONSE TICKET WILL DISPLAYED AS ASSIGNED UNIT

156
Q

RESPONSIBILITY OF FIRST ARRIVING BATTALION FIREFIGHTER AFTER PRIMARY DUTIES TO MONITOR EFAS

A

Arrival of FAST UNIT
MEMBER DESIGNATED AT ROLL CALL REPORT TO BATTALION VEHICLE MONITOR EFAS AND HT FAST RADIO

-DIVISION BACK UP FF CAN RELIEVE BATTALION AIDE

“efas to command “
command to efas

157
Q

FIRST ARRIVING BC

A

LET DISPATCH KNOW IF EFAS IS NOT WORKING

EFAS WINDOW RUNS BEHIND STARFIRE

158
Q

REFRESH CAD BUTTON

A

WILL GET YOU UPDATE

EFAS WILL DOWNLOAD LATEST SPARE RADIO DATABASE
-company/riding position/ name

159
Q

EFAS

A

LATEST UPDATE VERSION

GREEN LETTER “RADIO LIST UPDATED”-
-RADIO LIST LAST UPDATED IN “RED LETTER”

160
Q

MEMBERS WHO LAST TRANSMITTED ON EFAS..

A

ALWAYS SHOWN AT TOP OF SCREEN

161
Q

EAB…

PRINT HARD COPY
CPT
COMPANY POSITON TIME

TURNING RADIO OFF WILL NOT RESET MAYDAY ON EFAS
must press EAB BUTTON APPROX 2 SECONDS, BUT UNTIL YOU HEAR RESET TONE!!! (It will reset EAB ON HT/NOT ON EFAS..TURNING RADIO OFF)

A

EFAST LINE WILL BE RED IN TWO SPOTS
RADIO STATUS AND EMERGENCY ALERTS MAYDAY AREA
–ALSO CAUSE BC CAR TO GO STARFIRE TO EFAS IF IN RANGE

EMS EAB —EMS UNIT/POSTION /NAME

EFAS CAN HANDLE MUTIPLE EABS

EFAS CAN ONLY MONITOR ONE CHANNEL AT AT TIME
EFAS MONITORS 1-16/ REPEATER CHANNELS AND UTAC

162
Q

ASSIGNING VERBAL MAYDAY

A

NO WATTAGE
NO BEACON

163
Q

FLAGS ON EFAS

-EFAS FF FLAG A GUY, MUST NOTIFY IC

ASSIGNED FLAG ONLY APPEARS ON EFAS DEVICE IN WHICH IT WAS SET!! ONLY RIG IT WAS ASSIGNED ON

Shows up as RED FLAG…CLEARED TURNS GREY

Red flag, guy gives mAYDAY…FLAG REMAINS AND WILL BE CLEARED WHEN MAYDAY IS CLEARED /RESOLVED

A

something of concern
never flag for mayday
-flags manually assigned
-examples of flags
-member transits with vibralert going off
-transmission out of character
unusual
fire extending into exposures (urgent)
-partial /localized collapse

PRIN TRANSMISSIONS–FIRST MANUALLY SELECTED WILL BE AT TOP OF PRINTED TRANSMISSIONS

EFAS DEFAULTS TO HT-1!!

UPDATE OF ASSIGNED UNITS
GREEN–UPDATED
RED-DID NOT CHANGE

“UNABLE TO RETRIEVE “ DO NOT USE MANUAL ROLL CALL
UACCOUNTED - YELLOW
ACCOUNTED FOR - GREEN
EAB - RED
UNSTAFFED - GREY

**fully depress hT 3 TIMES **

164
Q

PORTABLE EFAS TABLET

tablet and attached radio…MUST REMAIN AND USE TOGETHER

A

issued to all BATTALIONS
-Can remove and bring to command post

PORTABLE EFAS DOES NOT REPLACE PROCEDURE OF MONITORING IN BATTALION VEHICLE –just extra

ADDITIONAL BATTALION REPORT IN WITH PORTABLE EFAS

CHIEFS Shall bring portable efas when assigned to SECTOR/BRANCH for better accountablity in those areas **

encrypted channels can only be monitored by PORTABLE EFAS

165
Q

SIMPLEXChannels transmit and receive POINT TO POINT ON SAME FREQUENCY

A

1-10 ARE SIMPLEX CHANNELS –13 AND 16

DUPLEX - 11, 12, 14, 15
DUPLEX transmit on one frequency like VHF and receive on another frequency like UFH

-Duplex repeaters will not support simultaneour transmissions…member closer may override…multiple transmissions may cancel out

failure of repeater for any reason will negate all transmissions

repeaters fail without warning NO AUDIBLE OR VISUAL WARNING

166
Q

BASE STATION LEAKY CABLE

–WHEN USING BASE STATION LEAKY CABLE…POST RADIOS SHOULD BE DEPLOYED AT COMMAND POST

-SINGLE HANDSET AND SINGLE KEY TO ACTIVATE 1620

A

SIMPLEX RADIO
CHANNELS 1-8
or may utilize IN HOUSE RADIOS

-transmissions captured by cable receive by BASE STATION BUT NOT RETRANSMITTED…messages shall be RE TRANSMITTED BY MEMBER MONITORING BASE STATION LEAKY CABLE

167
Q

AS of 2014

A

all high rise buildings need ARCS
-FUNCTIONAL TEST EVERY 5 YEARS
-notify FDNY is there is a serious outage
final inspection by uniform personnel

168
Q

ALL 2008 R-2 BUILDINGS (MULTIPLE DWELLINGS ) SINCE 2008

A

AT FIRE COMMAND CENTER
ONE WAY COMMUNICATIONS IF BUILDING IS GREATER THAN 125…TO ALL DWELLING UNITS AND STAIRWAYS

169
Q

ARCS SYSTEM.

CHANNEL 11 OR CHANNEL 12 ACTIVATED AS COMMAND CHANNEL

IN BUILDING PROPRIETARY SHOULD BE USED FOR INITIAL..

POST RADIO IS PRIMARY COMMAND

CHANNEL 11 AND CHANNEL 12 IS
PRIMARY …POST IS BACK UP

A

dedicated receiver console immediate vicinity of FIRE COMMAND STATION
-TWO IDENTICAL RECEIVER CONSOLES –CHANNEL 11 AND 12
PRIMARY IS CHANNEL 11 (keys for each channel)
-communicate via handset , push to talk button or HT
-ACTIVATE 1620 key in DRC..ONE POSITION CLOCKWISE
-some labeled ON , other ACTIVE …DRC will give VISUAL INDICATION THAT IT IS ON

-BOTH CHANNELS NEEDED…NEED TWO KEYS…TWO SYSTEMS OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY OF EACH OTHER
-CAN’T REMOVE KEYT

ANY MEMBER ON REPEATER MUST BE TEAMED WITH MEMBER ON HT-1

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REPEATER REVERSE CHANNELS

A

11, 12, 14, 15,
17, 18, 19, 20

UHF
11.12, 14, 15
12, 14, 17, 19

Battalion Chief (15 decks)

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