DB 18-7 Training Safety Flashcards

1
Q

Firefighters are at risk of death or injury not only during actual emergencies but also during ____.

A

training incidents

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2
Q

Though major injury or fatalities during training evolutions are preventable, the United States Fire Administration (USFA) reports that approximately what percent of all annual line-of-duty deaths were training-related?

A

11%

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3
Q

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program (FFFIPP) recommends training in accordance with ____ to prevent life threatening consequences.

A

Established standards

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4
Q

What are the leading cause of training related deaths?

A

Heart Attacks

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5
Q

What follows Heart attacks as the second leading cause of training related deaths?

A

traumatic injury

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6
Q

What were the three leading types of training-related activities associated with the fatalities per the USFA?

A
  • physical fitness activities
  • apparatus/equipment drills
  • live burn exercises
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7
Q

Given the inherent dangers of firefighting and related emergency activities, the importance of improving ___ and ___ cannot be overstated.

A

Skill sets and proficiency

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8
Q

Training is imperative to ensuring firefighters are familiar with what 2 things?

A
  • strategies and tactics of firefighting and company standard operating guidelines
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9
Q

What is trainman essential in improving?

A

responsiveness in performing essential tasks, ensuring proficiency in the use of PPE and firefighting equipment, and fostering teamwork

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10
Q

For decades the LAFD training mantra has been “___”.

A

“Train as Your Life Depends On it, Because it Does”

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11
Q

The purpose of training is to improve what 5 things?

A
  • technique
  • skills
  • tactics
  • self-development
  • retention
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12
Q

After the recruit academy, once in the field, other skills and techniques are demonstrated and taught that are ___ to those districts.

A

unique to those districts

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13
Q

Performance during emergency incidents also has a nexus (connection) to what three things?

A
  • nutrition
  • hydration
  • physical preparation
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14
Q

What three things are in the Commanders Intent?

A
  • task
  • purpose
  • end state
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15
Q

What should be used on all training evolutions before any training evolution is started?

A

task, purpose, end state (Commanders intent)

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16
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Establish easy to understand ____ for all training activities and ensure they are implemented and enforced

A

WRITTEN standard operating procedures

17
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Conduct a ___ analysis on each training exercise

A

hazard analysis

18
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Ensure training participants have all _____

A

trained in planned operations or evolutions

19
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Designate an individual to act as ____ for all training activities

A

safety officer

20
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Ensure that all new training curricula undergo ____ by management personnel prior to implementation.

A

comprehensive safety review by management

21
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Ensure that the training environment and facilities are _____

A

safe

22
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Ensure that adequate ___ is allotted to safely carry out the training exercise.

A

time

23
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Ensure that a _____ is conducted for all training activity as would be done in an actual event.

A

360 degree size-up is conducted

24
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Ensure that all participants are adequately hydrated and have reviewed the _____

A

hydration safety bulletin

25
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Projected high call volume days. Keep your crew ready both ___ and ____ for service.

A

mentally and physically ready

26
Q

Prior to training Fire Departments should at a minimum:

Ensure that all participants have what two items available to them?

A
  • Bottle water or sports drink

- ice

27
Q

During training, participants should know what three things?

A
  • recognize signs and symptoms of personal medical emergencies and know the appropriate course of action
  • know the potential hazards of training
  • Understand your role in the exercise
28
Q

Post training, participants should do what three things?

A
  • Participate in post- training recovery
  • Report any injuries
  • Participate in after action review
29
Q

To ensure training events are conducted with optimal safety it is essential to form and follow what 2 things?\

A
  • pre-training checklist

- provide pre-training safety briefings

30
Q

When should this comprehensive list be consulted, completed, and reviewed?

A
  • with training drill participants prior to multi-company operations
  • when new piece of equipment or evolution is being introduced
  • when a drill will represent some measure of complexity or inherent risk
  • any time a supervisor feels it is appropriate