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CPFR Residential Fire Ground Operations Flashcards

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Residential Structure Fire

An IC must always match standard (1.) — to standard (2.) — to achieve standard (3.) —.

A
  1. actions
  2. conditions
  3. outcomes

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Residential Structure Fire

  1. What are the five components of the Strategic Decision Making Model?
A
  • Critical Fire Ground Factors (BOA FLARS)
  • Risk Management Plan
  • Strategy (Offensive or Defensive)
  • Initial Action Plan (IAP)
  • Tactical Priorities

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Residential Structure Fire

Electing the Offensive Strategy is synonymous with electing to go (1.) —. Conversely, electing the Defensive Strategy is synonymous with electing to (2.) —.

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  1. inside
  2. stay outside

CPFR Operations Protocols, Establishing Command, 2024

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Residential Structure Fire

  1. Which portion(s) of the Risk Management Model / Plan are consistent with electing an Offensive Strategy?
A
  • Firefighters may risk their lives a lot to save savable lives.
  • Firefighters may risk our lives a little to save savable property.

PCFTC Model

CPFR Operations Protocols, Establishing Command, 2024

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Residential Structure Fire

  1. Which portion(s) of the Risk Management Model / Plan is / are consistent with electing a Defensive Strategy?
A
  1. Firefighters will not risk our lives, at all, for lives or property that are already lost.

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Residential Structure Fire

  1. What is the Risk Management Plan?
A
  1. Firefighters may risk their lives a lot to save savable lives.
  2. Firefighters may risk our lives a little to save savable property.
  3. Firefighters will not risk our lives, at all, for lives or property that are already lost.

CPFR Operations Protocols, Establishing Command, 2024

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Residential Structure Fire

The inital IAP generally consists of (1.) — and is reported on the (2.) — in the (3.) — format.

A
  1. a conversation within the cab (specific crew assignments)
  2. Initial Radio Report (IRR)
  3. Task - Location - Objective (TLO)

e.g., “E60 will be stretching a line to Alpha for Fire Control.”

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Residential Structure Fire

Amongst the Critical Fire Ground Factors, which is the most variable?

A
  1. Fire

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Residential Structure Fire

In most cases the quickest, most direct route to the fire is through the (1.) —.

A
  1. front of the building (i.e., Alpha)

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Residential Structure Fire

Once a crew is assigned to an On-
Deck position they are first and foremost a (1.) — until they are assigned to any other task.

A
  1. Rapid Intervention Team (RIT)

AKA Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC)

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Residential Structure Fire

  1. With Fire Control declared as the IAP, what should be done with the IAP by the IC if evidence is discovered of an entrapped victim (e.g., a credible report of a person inside the structure, a person seen in a window or on an upper deck or balcony, or calls for help are heard from inside)?
A
  1. Declare a “change to the IAP” and redeclare it as Rescue

CPFR does not use the term “mode” when referring to Rescue (i.e., we do not declare Rescue Mode).

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Residential Structure Fire

WAC 296-305-05002 states that initial attack operations must be organized to ensure that if, on arrival at the emergency scene, responders find a known rescue situation where immediate action could prevent the loss of life or serious injury, such action must only be permitted when no less than (1.) — personnel ((2.)—-in / ((3.) —-out) are present and equipped to provide emergency assistance or rescue of the team entering the hot zone.

A
  1. Three (3)
  2. Two (2)
  3. One (1)

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Residential Structure Fire

A Mayday is defined as (1.) —.

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  1. Anytime a firefighter cannot safely exit an IDLH Hazard Zone

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Residential Structure Fire

A Mayday is defined as (1.) —.

A Mayday will also be declared for (2.) —.

A
  1. anytime a firefighter cannot safely exit an IDLH Hazard Zone
  2. any unit operating inside of an IDLH Hazard Zone who does not answer their portable radio after three (3) attempts

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Residential Structure Fire

If the first arriving Engine or Ladder crew encounters a Mayday prior to the arrival of IC2 and Command Transfer, the next arriving (1.) — will report directly to the scene and (2.) —.

A
  1. Engine, Ladder or Chief Officer
  2. begin anew as if Command had never been established (i.e., “reset the play”)

A standard IRR should be communicated with the Objective of the TLO being Firefighter Rescue (Fire Control may also be included).

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Building Construction

Name the five basic building construction types.

A
  1. Type I - Fire Resistive
  2. Type 2 II - Non-Combustible / Limited Combustible
  3. Type III - Ordinary
  4. Type IV - Heavy Timber
  5. Type V - Wood Frame

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Building Construction

Building types I-V are classifications used in building codes, particularly the (1.) —, to categorize structures based on their construction materials, fire resistance, and other characteristics.

A
  1. International Building Code (IBC)

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Building Construction

Type (1.) — buildings are typically wood-framed structures with combustible exterior and interior elements.

A
  1. V

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Building Construction

  1. Which era, pre-1970s or post-1970s, is considered to have used construction materials that are more robust and fire-resistant than the other?
A
  1. Pre-1970s

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Building Construction

  1. Which era, pre-1970s or post-1970s, is known for lightweight construction materials such as engineered wood products, lightweight steel, and synthetic building materials?
A
  1. Post-1970s

ChatGPT

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Building Construction

  1. Which era of construction, pre-1970s or post-1970s, features open floor plans, larger windows, and interconnected spaces?
A
  1. Post-1970s

These design elements can contribute to faster fire spread within the building, potentially creating more challenging fire suppression and evacuation scenarios.

ChatGPT

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Building Construction

  1. Which era, pre-1970s or post-1970s, is considered to have used construction techniques that result in more durable and resilient structures?
A
  1. Pre-1970s

ChatGPT

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Building Construction

(1.) — is an outdated practice which involved constructing the structural framework of a building with long, continuous studs that ran from the foundation to the roof, creating vertical channels through which fire and smoke could rapidly spread in the event of a fire.

A
  1. Balloon framing

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Building Construction

(1.) — involves constructing a building one floor at a time, with each floor serving as a platform for building the next. This method reduces the vertical channels present in the walls, making it less conducive to rapid fire spread and providing better fire containment.

A
  1. Platform framing

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Building Construction

The practice of balloon framing largely died out in the (1.) -(decade)-, having been replaced by (2.) — framing.

A
  1. platform

https://www.finehomebuilding.com/2016/05/12/bringing-back-balloon-frame-construction

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Building Construction

Lightweight construction can collapse in as little as (1.) — if the fire envelope is compromised and the wooden structure itself is under attack by fire.

A
  1. four to six (4-6) minutes

Kevin Berdan

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Q

Building Construction

Use a (1.) — fire-fighting strategy once burning of truss members is identified (unless someone is trapped).

Expect (2.) — collapse once lightweight truss roofs or floors are involved in a fire (Klaene and Sanders 2000).

A
  1. defensive
  2. imminent

https://www.firerescue1.com/firefighter-safety/articles/lightweight-construction-hazards-you-should-know-DkQG9AMNOgsaXyru/

28
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Smoke

A (1.) — occurs when oxygen is introduced into an oxygen-deficient environment that is charged with pressurized gases at-or-above their ignition temperature.

A
  1. backdraft

The Art of Reading Smoke for Rapid Decision Making

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Q

Smoke

The four purposes of “reading smoke” are to ascertain:
The exact (1.) — of the fire.
The (2.) — of the fire.
The (3.) — of the fire.
The likelihood of a (4.) —.

A
  1. location
  2. size
  3. path
  4. hostile fire event

The Art of Reading Smoke for Rapid Decision Making

30
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Fire Science

What are the five commonly-sited Stages of Fire?

A
  1. Ignition
  2. Growth
  3. Flashover
  4. Fully-Developed
  5. Decay

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Fire Science

During what stage does fire reach peak intensity?

A
  1. Fully-Developed

Flashover marks the beginning of this stage.

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Fire Science

During what stage of fire might a backdraft occur?

A
  1. Decay

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Smoke

Name the four aspects of smoke which should be considered when attempting to interpret its significance.

A
  1. Volume
  2. Velocity
  3. Color
  4. Density

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The (1.) — of smoke visible is a general representation of the amount of fuel that is releasing energy.

A
  1. Volume

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The volume of smoke visible is a general representation of (1.) —.

A
  1. the amount of fuel that is releasing energy

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The (1.) — of visible smoke is generally a representation of the amount of pressure built up within a fire compartment.

A
  1. Velocity

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The velocity of visible smoke is generally a representation of (1.) —.

A
  1. the amount of pressure built up within a fire compartment

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The (1.) — of visible smoke is generally a representation of its proximity to the fire. The darker the smoke, the closer it is to the fire.

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  1. Color

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The (1.) — of visible smoke is generally a representation of the amount of unburned fuel present in the smoke, which has the potential to propogate hostile fire events such as flashover.

A
  1. density

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The density of visible smoke is generally a representation of (1.) —.

A
  1. the amount of unburned fuel present in the smoke, which has the potential to propogate hostile fire events such as flashover

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Smoke

The color of visible smoke is generally a representation of (1.) —.

A
  1. its proximity to the fire

The darker the smoke, the closer it is to the fire.

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

42
Q

Smoke

Who wrote The Art of Reading Smoke?

A
  1. Dave Dodson

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Q

Smoke

  1. What does brown smoke indicate?
A
  1. untreated wood is burning

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Q

Smoke

The (1.) — smoke from the (2.) — opening is an indication of where the fire is located.

A
  1. fastest
  2. smallest

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=how+to+read+smoke+for+firefighters&type=E210US714G0#id=2&vid=b1b8688f3e134580bd06afe9827eb8e2&action=click

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Q

Building Construction

When considering the potential layout of a single family home, the most useful locations to correctly identify are the (1.) —, as they represent the most likely places for victim entrapment.

A
  1. bedrooms

A Truckie’s Guide to Knowing House Layouts, Fire Rescue Magazine, June 8, 2009, Peter F. Kertzie

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