engine/truck co fireground ops Flashcards

1
Q

responsibility of engine company

A

deliver primary firefighting agent (water), a means to deliver it (pump/hose) as well as personnel to apply it properly to fire ground

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2
Q

slicers acronym

A
size up 3 sides
locate fire
id flow paths
cool from safe location
extinguish fire
rescue
salvage
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3
Q

level 1 staging typically used

A

unit reports on scene nothing showing investigating

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4
Q

level 1 staging automatic when

A

3 or more units

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5
Q

where level 1 stage

A

direction of scene appx one block away

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6
Q

if level 2 isn’t specifically asked for ….

A

units will respond level 1

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7
Q

three incident priorities and their benchmarks

A

life safety all clear
incident stabilization under control
property conservation loss stopped

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8
Q

example of when to lay own supply line 4

A

known victim
volume of fire
length of lay
help available (medic/alpha)

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9
Q

define fire confinement

A

actions taken to confine a fire to a given area of present involvement by preventing the spread of fire into any uninvolved area

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10
Q

define fire extinguish

A

actions taken following confinement to extinguish a fire by removing fuel, air, or most commonly heat

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11
Q

what attack line to pull depends on 7

A
size fire
maneuverability
resources
contents
rescue
distance
mode
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12
Q

1 3/4 line can flow up to _gpm

A

200 gpm

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13
Q

back up line shall be what size

A

same or larger than attack line

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14
Q

back up line not to be used as

A

exposures or fire attack at other positions

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15
Q

back up line is for

A

protect egress and provide flow if attack crew overwhelmed

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16
Q

3 types master streams

A

fixed deck guns
portable monitors
elevated aerials

17
Q

the key to master stream effectiveness

A

initial plascement

18
Q
gpms
1 1/4
1 3/8
1 1/2
1 3/4
2
2 1/4
fog hog
A
400
500
600
800
1100
1350
800-1200
19
Q

5” hose can pump _ psi max

A

180psi

20
Q

master stream smooth bore vs fog

A
smooth firefighting 
fog exposures (unless reach is issue)
21
Q

automatic sprinkler systems definition

A

arrangement of pipin, valves, and water discharge heads designed to detect a fire and to operate to confine or control the fire

22
Q

standpipe system definition

A

arrangement of piping, valves, and discharge hose connections strategically placed in a structure to provide an effective and reliable water supply for dire suppression teams

23
Q

buildings with sprinklers and standpipe connections

A

first line to sprinklers, second to standpipes

24
Q

fire pumps on combinations systems are designed to pump….

A

enough for sprinklers, not standpipes. still need to hook up

25
Q

charging a dry standpipe….what should be done asap

A

check all floors outlets

26
Q

ladder responsibilities acronym loversup

A
ladders
overhaul
ventilation
force entry
rescue/search
salvage
utilities
provide master stream
27
Q

overhaul definition

A

actions taken to expose hidden fire and assure complete extinguishment.

28
Q

overhaul limit on CO

A

10ppm

29
Q

the rescue order 4

A

most severely threatened
largest number
remainder fire scene
all other exposed areas

30
Q

search and rescue definition

A

systematic process to locate, protect, and remove occupants and victims from a structure to a place of safety

31
Q

primary search definition

A

rapid search of all areas that can be safely entered with intent to find and remove victims

32
Q

secondary search definition

A

thorough search of entire fire area after under control. ventilation and lighting considered to assist.

33
Q

who should do secondary search

A

different company than primary search

34
Q

benchmarks for primary and secondary searches

A

primary search all clear

secondary search all clear

35
Q

who is your red cross contact

A

PIO

36
Q

what you need to tell red cross

A

number

ages

37
Q

after removal of rescued occupants where delivered

A

medical personnel at ambulance or triage area