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Communications 4:

What buildings will be identified to the dispatcher?

A

Buildings within 3 house numbers and on the same side of the street.

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Communications 4:

What are the mandatory building designations for cids?

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Battalion Chiefs Must Pick Reliable Members

BWSTRG
CFRHD
MJALT
PG
REHAB
MEGA
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Communications 4:

SOP for immediate cids entry?

A

Select immediate from drop down, then telephone admin BC

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Communications 4:

What is the cids message content limits?

A

4 lines, 40 characters a line (160 total)

Use dashes to separate thoughts/info

Do not split words

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Communications 4:

What is the order that cids should be listed?

A

FOD DM

FD designation
Occupancy type
Description of building
Dangers
Minresp
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Communications 12:

What is the wattage of the post radio?

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45 Watts

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Communications 12:

How often should a post radio be charged?

How long should it be charged?

A

Weekly.

At least eight hours and up to 20 hours

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Communications 12:

Can the post radio be used on the tactical channel?

A

Yes, the IC may switch to tactical for an emergency transmission only

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Communications 12:

How far should you be from a transmitting post radio?

A

Not within 2 feet; post radio is two words = 2 feet

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Communications 12:

How many watts is the vehicle repeater?

The handy talkie repeater?

A

40 Watts UHF and 5 Watts VHF

5 Watts

**HT repeater must be on the same channel as vehicle repeater

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Communications 12:

Who ensures a post radio is in position at the command post?

A

The deputy chief

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Communications 12:

If an operation is already using the vehicle repeater than what would a second operation use since only one is allowed at citywide?

A

A post radio to post radio communications link.

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Communications 12:

Who brings the VHF repeater handy talkie into the lobby?

A

The only battalion that activates their vehicle repeater is the only battalion to bring the VHF handy talkie

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Communications 12:

Where should the second engine officer bring the post radio?

A

Vicinity of the stand pipe for the first hand line

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Communications 12:

What should the second engine officer do once they have post radio in position?

How long does he stay there?

A

Contact the IC on the command channel via post radio, and announce on their HT they have a communications link with the ICP

Until fire sector arrives on the floor below

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Communications 12:

Where does the second battalion bring his post radio?

Then what?

A

The ICP

Goes to post radio with second engine, and contacts ICP on post radio

announces fire sector established

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Communications 12:

What channels are the fire sector and his aid on?

A

Fire sector is on tactical

Aid on command

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Communications 12:

If second engine is already on upper floors then who takes post radio?

A

Member operating fire service elevator

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Communications 12:

Can a repeater radio be used without activation of repeater?

A

Yes, more than one UHF repeater radio can be activated.

**Chief@ second operation informs dispatch they are using a secondary command channel

** Do not depress the yellow VRS button; the VHF handy talkie stays in the battalion vehicle

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Communications 12:

What are the secondary command channels?

What are the recommended boroughs?

A

4-8

4 queens
5 Brooklyn
6 manhattan
7 Bronx
8 Staten Island
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Communications 12:

What is the UHF mobile radio used for? What is the wattage?

A

Emergency transmissions only, 40 Watts

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Communications 13
ARCS:

What is the subway primary repeat a channel?

Can we use post radio if subway repeater fails?

A

14

Post radio is unreliable below grade

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Communications 13
ARCS:

What are the reverse channels for the repeater channels? 11 12 14 15

A

17 is for 11
18 is for 12
19 is for 14
20 is for 15

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Communications 14
Interoperable comms:

What channel is used to communicate with EMS? Who initiates contact?

A

1; FDNY

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Communications 14
Interoperable comms:

When is channel 10 used to contact EMS?

A

At non fire emergencies on channel 1 is impractical: for example mass casualty incident

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Communications 14
Interoperable comms:

What channel is used to contact other agencies outside the city limits?

A

42D

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Holds the ids of how many last transmissions?

A

15

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How many lines of text on the display?

A

4 lines of 14 characters per line

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

What indicates 5 Watt on the display? 2 watt?

A

5 - H

2 - L

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

What does the single dot button do?
Double dot?
Triple dot?

A

Single - zone

Double - list of last 15 IDs (“double take”)

Triple - clock to change time
(Triple - Time)

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How long do you need to hold the home button to go home?

A

Two seconds, no matter what channel you’re on it will go back to zone a channel 1.

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

If you turn the radio off and on and what channel will it be on when you turn it back on?

A

It will be on the last channel that it was set to when it was turned off no matter what position the channel selector knob is on when it is turned on.

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Should you turn it on before or after you put your bunker coat on?

A

Before you put on your coat and it must be worn under the coat

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Illuminates what color when transmitting? What color when receiving?

A

Red light when transmitting, amber light when receiving

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Solid red?
Blinking red while transmitting?
Blinking red while not transmitting?
Solid amber?
Blinking amber?
A 
Transmitting
Transmitting at low battery
Emergency mode
Receiving
Receiving a secured transmission (amber alert)
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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How long should you wait before speaking when transmitting?

A

Half a second

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How do you use the flashlight?

A

Press the light for two seconds

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

When does the time out timer cut off transmission? Warning sign?

A

Cuts off at 30 seconds; warning tone at 26 seconds

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How long do you press the EAB?
What does it say on the main screen?
What does the LED light do?

A

One second
Emergency
Blinks out SOS signal

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Does the impolite alert transmit through other transmitting radios?

A

No, the impolite alert goes out no matter white, but it will not preempt any ongoing transmissions.

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How long after the impolite alert is the polite alert?

A

Eight seconds, unless there is radio traffic. The polite alert waits for radio silence in order to transmit so that more members may hear.

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How many polite and impolite alerts are there?

A

One impolite and two polites

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How do you reset the EAB?

A

Hold the EAB for two seconds or turn radio off and back on

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

When receiving an EAB, how long does it hold the identity of the transmitting radio?

A

Eight seconds, same as polite alert

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

When receiving a transmission from a radio that is in emergency alert, what does it say on the receiving radio screen?

A

“Emergency call”

On a transmitting radio it only says “emergency”

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

How do you see which person has transmitted an emergency alert?

A

Press the double dot menu button, the call with an EA will display an orange triangle
(Bermuda triangle)

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

What if the HT becomes wet?
Speaker mic becomes wet?

A

Remove battery dry HT and battery contacts before reattaching battery.

Shake the unit well

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Can you send parts of the radio to be replaced?

Does it go with the leather case?

A

They should be sent complete radio antenna battery etc.

Cases and straps are not sent when radio is sent for repair

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Where can you put Keys key fobs etc. on the radio?

A

On the radio strap, not directly on the HT case.

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Q

Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

When should you check the radio? Change the battery?

A

Every tour

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Missing a lost stolen radio: what does the officer do?

A

Call battalion division and if FDOC.

Email radio shop and FDOC

**Radio shop has the ability to shut down a radio

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Battery charger:

Steady green
Flashing green
Alternating amber/green

Red
Flashing red

Amber flashing

A

Charged
90% or greater
Fully charged

Rapid charge
Not charging

Fault mode

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

What are the two encrypted channels?

How do you monitor them?

A

Nine and 10

Only on portable EFAS

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

When do you prepare an unusual occurrence report?

A

Excessive damage to radio

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Q

Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Who do you call for a spare radio?

What do you do with the old one?

A

Division

Forward to division

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

Spare radio: what channel should be checked for proper ID?

A

One, two and nine

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Communications 11
Handie Talkie:

What channel do you need to ensure that the proper seven digit ID is entered on?

A

One, two, nine, 14

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Q

Communications 9
EFAS

Who’s responsibility is it to monitor EFAS until first unit gets there?

A

First Battalion fire fighter after their primary duties

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Communications 9
EFAS

Who relieves the battalion aid from EFAS?

A

The division back up, unless fast unit arrives.

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Q

Communications 9
EFAS

The member monitoring EFAS shell designate them selves what on radio?

A

EFAS to command, etc.

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Q

Communications 9
EFAS

How many times must an officer Keith and Mike when they arrive at an incident?

A

Once; this will have all members of the unit recognized by EFAS

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Communications 9
EFAS

When seeing “unassigned spare” on the screen what should you do?

A

You can click on “on assign spare radios” button on the screen to get a list of these radios and then try to identify who it is through the transmissions

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Communications 9
EFAS

What happens when somebody hits their EAB when transmitting a Mayday?

A

Company, position, name is listed in red on the radio status and made these areas.

A hardcopy automatically prints showing company, position, time.

**NOTE “Time” takes the place of “name” on the print out.

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Communications 9
EFAS

Once someone cancels a Mayday on the radio, what happens to the status on the EFAS?

A

Their identity changes from red to whiteIn “radio status”

their identity changes from red to yellow in “Mayday” area

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Communications 9
EFAS

Can EFAS handle multiple maydays at once?

A

Yes

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Communications 9
EFAS

When giving a mayday for another member, who’s EAB do you hit?

A

Hit your own first then let Chief know that you will hit the member, then hit the member. You could reset yours after that.

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Communications 9
EFAS

When you manually assign a member a Mayday, will a hard copy print?

A

Yes.

68
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

When you assign someone a Mayday, will the radio increase to 5 W? Does the radio “ Beacon”?

A

No and no

69
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

Can you monitor more than one channel at the same time on EFAS?

A

No, you need a separate battalion or division vehicle to do that? For each channel

70
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

When you hit begin rollcall, there are three possible outcomes when the incident is “updated”. What are they?

A

Updated in green, meaning it was successful.

Updated and read meaning it did not update properly.

“Unable to retrieve assignment refresh” with no timestamp.This is extremely rare notify I see immediately
If this occurs there is a strong consideration for a verbal roll coal instead..

71
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

As members respond to roll coal, what color does their name change to?

A

It changes from yellow to green

**Unstaffed positions are gray and do not need to be accounted for

72
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

When conducting a role call chief contacts what unit first?

A

Most severely exposed

73
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

The portable FS comes with an HT radio and they are connected. Can they be separated?

A

No they need to be together to function properly

74
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

Which is permanently mounted in the yellow pelican case the divisional battalion EFAS?

A

Division

75
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

When our training role calls conducted?

A

Quarterly: January April July October

76
Q

Communications 9
EFAS

When activating the EAB for drill purposes what channel should you use?

A

Four through eight

**Monitor 2-3 minutes first to make sure it’s not in use

77
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

What is immediate versus functional supervision?

A

Immediate: within sight or hearing; on a search line or a hose line under officers supervision

Functional supervision: radio equipped or working with a radio equipped member

78
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

If you cannot contact your officer who do you contact and what order?

A

CIO

Chauffeur
IC
Other member

79
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Officer who arrives first at fire area should tell the IC what?

A

LACED V

Location
Access
Conditions
Extension
Difficulty/Delay
Victims
80
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

If a member gives them a day and they are instructed to go to channel 16, will there be can continue?

A

Yes, their beacon continues unless they deactivate the emergency alert

81
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

What are the mayday transmissions?

A

I O U My Life

Imminent collapse
Occurred collapse
Unconscious/life threatening injury
Missing member
Lost trapped
82
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Urgent transmissions?

A

Discontinue WIFE Anytime

Discontinue anterior attack
Water loss
Injury (not life-threatening)
Fear of collapse
Exposure
Anytime conditions severely impacted
83
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

What members take control if the IC does not acknowledge they mayday or urgent?

What do they do?

A

Any officer or safety team member

Acknowledge signal and relay to the IC

84
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

How many radios do you need for the emergency alert tone assisted rescue? What do you do?

A

One

Everyone goes to a new tactical channel and one member presses the alert button every few seconds

85
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Feedback assisted rescue requires how many radios? How often does he press the transmitter?

A

Two radios; speakers are held 1 to 2 inches apart; hast to release the button every 30 seconds to re-key it

86
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

When does the battalion recorder transfer data to the workstation?

What is the max time it takes to transfer data?

A

Only when it’s returned to its own quarters

25 mins

87
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Battalion recorder records every channel except what?

A

9

88
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Who do you contact to get recordings?

A

Email the recording unit

89
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

For an emergency roll call what do you respond with when cold?

A

Officers state number of firemen they responded with an account for only the members within sight or hearing without using the HT

90
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

How do you get the print out of all companies on the scene?

A

Press:

Incident summary
Send
next
print

91
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

How many members conduct emergency rollcall?

A

True: must be assisted by another member recording information

92
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Where should the rollcall be conducted?

A

Area away from command post

93
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

If a company officer does not answer who does the rollcall Officer call?

A

Member operating in the immediate area.

Example: trucks would be can or irons; engines would be nozzle back up

94
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Do not transmit during rollcall unless?

A

Giving a Mayday or urgent; critical information affecting operation

95
Q

Communications 9
Unit communications:

Can you self deploy to help with a member distressed?

A

No unless specifically ordered or involvement is necessary (IC must be notified)

96
Q

Communications 10:
Preliminary/progress reports:

Within how many minutes should the chief give an update to the dispatcher?

A

Five minutes

“Chief” gives updates 5 minutes

97
Q

Communications 10:
Preliminary/progress reports:

When should a progress report be given?

A

Within 10 minutes of the preliminary report.

Every 10 minutes for the first hour and every 15 after that

98
Q

Communications 10:
Preliminary/progress reports:

Light fire?

Medium fire?

Heavy fire?

A

Extinguished with one hose line or extinguisher

Two hose lines

More than two hose lines

99
Q

Communications 10:
Preliminary/progress reports:

What do you refer the building in the rear as?

A

All buildings in the rear are referred to as exposure three

100
Q

Communications 10:
Preliminary/progress reports:

What designation do you give the fire building for exposure identification?

A

The fire building always starts with “0”.

TAXPAYER:
O2B - 02A - 02 - 0 - 04 - 04A

0 = original*

101
Q

Communications 10:
Preliminary/progress reports:

How would you designate a building that fire has extended into from the original fire building?

A

The exposure number goes first followed by “0”

Example:

2-0B - 2-0A - 2-0 - 0 - 4

102
Q

Communications 10:
Preliminary/progress reports:

How would you refer to exposure is not involved in the fire?

A

They get no “0” designation.

Example:

2 - 02A - 02 - 0 - 04 - 04A - 4

103
Q

Communications 8
Radio codes:

Initial notification of a member fatality or injury is mixer off?

A

Yes

104
Q

Communications 8
Radio codes:

If dispatch does not acknowledge you how long do you wait to contact them again?

How many times should you contact them?

If they don’t acknowledge after these attempts then what do you do?

A

30 seconds

3 times

Use another rig’s radio 3 times

If that doesn’t work, switch to citywide. If that doesn’t work, then contact dispatch (borough or citywide) by phone.

105
Q

Communications 8
Radio codes:

How far away do handy talkies in cell phones need to be from a vehicle transporting explosives?

apparatus, post and marine radios?

A

150’

300’

106
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

BC

A

Battalion chief

107
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

D

A

Hazmat decon

108
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

Dc

A

Deputy chief

109
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

DS

A

Decon support unit

110
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

F

A

Foam carrier or Hi Ex

111
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

FC

A

Field com

112
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

FT

A

Foam tender

113
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

H

A

Hose wagon

114
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

HB

A

Hazmat battalion

115
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

HM

A

Hazmat unit

116
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

HR

A

Hi rise unit

117
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

MB

A

Marine battalion

118
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

MK

A

Mask service Unit

119
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

MR

A

Marine unit

120
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

P

A

Purple k unit

121
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

RA

A

Rac

122
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

RB

A

Rescue battalion

123
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

RC

A

Rescue collapse

124
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

RR

A

Rapid response

125
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

RS

A

Rescue

126
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

SB

A

Safety battalion

127
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

SQ

A

Squad

128
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

ST

A

Satellite

129
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

T

A

Tower ladder

130
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

TR

A

Tech response unit

131
Q

Communications 2:
Unit prefix:

TS

A

Tactical support

132
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

C

A

CFRD engine

133
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

D

A

Tech decon task force engine

134
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

F

A

Fast unit engine

135
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

H

A

Hazmat tech

136
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

I

A

Fire ice

137
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

K

A

Division task force

138
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

L

A

Lobby control

139
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

N

A

High rise nozzle

140
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

P

A

High pressure engine

141
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

S

A

Communications

142
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

T

A

Transport backup

143
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

W

A

Water ice rescue

144
Q

Communications 2:
Engine Unit suffix:

Y

A

Systems control

145
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

C

A

CPc

146
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

D

A

Tech decon task force

147
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

F

A

Fast

148
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

H

A

Hi rise roof team

149
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

K

A

Division task force

150
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

R

A

Rescue collapse transport

151
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

S

A

Soc support truck

152
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

T

A

Transport backup

153
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

V

A

Vent support

154
Q

Communications 2:
Ladder Unit suffix:

W

A

Water ice rescue

155
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

C

A

Communications leader

156
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

F

A

Foam coordinator

157
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

G

A

Fast group supervisor

158
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

H

A

Hi rise roof chief

159
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

L

A

Firefighter locator officer

160
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

P

A

Staging area manager

161
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

R

A

Resources leader

162
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

S

A

Safety officer

163
Q

Communications 2:
BC Unit suffix:

T

A

Transit liaison

164
Q

Communications 13:
ARCS

Who activated arcs?

A

First truck

165
Q

Communications 13:
ARCS

If operating on repeater, do you have to be teamed up?

A

Yes with another member on a tactical channel.

166
Q

Communications 13:
ARCS

When do members switch back to channel 1?

A

When the 2nd BC arrives to set up the fire sector.

FDNY 2020 Capt Test (36 decks)

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