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1
Q

ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What do nerve agents smell like?

A

Fruit

Taben, sarin, soman

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What do blister agents smell like?

A

Garlic (in the shape of a blister)

Mustard, lewisite

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What do blood agents smell like?

A

Burnt almonds

Hydrogen cyanide, cyanogen chloride

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What do choking agents smell like?

A

Chlorine or grass

Chlorine, ammonia, phosgene

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What is the top priority before establishing a command post?

A

Protection from a secondary device

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Where is the safe refuge area located?

A

The contamination reduction zone

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Where is the casualty collection points?

A

Support zone (along with command post and staging area)

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Should we shut off the subway HVAC?

A

Yes, and cover sidewalk readings with tarps rugs etc.

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Can we cover a device that is still dispersing chemical?

A

No, make no attempt to stop the device. Bunker gear is not satisfactory to protect against an operational device

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

How far can we operate in the exclusion zone?

A

No further than the furthest live victim.

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What does the first arriving truck team One do?

Who is in it?

A

Evacuation and hazard assessment
“Evacu-assessment”

Officer and two members

Just like a subway run for smoke. Officer and two guys go to the platform while the remaining guys set up the communications relay

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

If members come across unresponsive victims, what should they do?

A

Immediately transmit this info and go to be decontaminated.

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Should we wear rubber gloves under our fire fighter gloves?

A

Yes

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

How should first truck team one mark route for CPC teams?

A

Search ropes

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What does first truck team two do?

Made up of who?

Who relieves them?

A

Back up team one and communications relay

Remaining two members

CPC

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What does the first truck chauffeur do?

A

Apparatus placement

Help set up comms relay

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What does the second truck team one do?

A

Evacuation to gross Decon.
“Evacu-gross”

Direct ambulatory victims from SRA to gross Decon.

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Can second truck carry non-ambulatory victims?

A

Yes, they bring stokes for this purpose

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What does second truck team to do?

A

Site access control

Define exclusion zone with red hazmat tape.

Establish contamination reduction zone and contamination reduction Corridor

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What does the second truck LCC do?

A

Put rig out of Hazard area and establish barriers with rig tape and cones

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Where does the first engine position the rig?

A

Near the location of the access/egress points of the first truck

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

What does the first engine do?

A

Hook up to a hydrant, and begin gross Decon.

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Who estimates the number of victims to the IC?

A

First engine

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Who informs the second truck and IC if victims collapse on the way to Gross decon?

A

First engine

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Where do the second and third engines go?

A

Remote entrances to ensure Decon at these locations

Can perform CFRD

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

Who can perform noxious stimulus triage?

A

CPC or above.

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ERP

Addendum 2
Chemical attack in subway:

If a person does not respond to painful stimulus than what?

If the person does respond to voice or touch then what?

A

Leave the victim in place and proceed to the next victim

Remove from area immediately

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28
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Transportation papers for:

Trucks
Rail cars
Ships
Airplanes

A

Bill of lading

Waybill

Cargo manifest

Air bill

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ERP
HAZMAT:

What is the hotline? And how is it marked?

A

The boundary of the exclusion zone and it is marked with red barrier tape.

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ERP
HAZMAT:

Where does all Decon occur?

A

The contamination reduction zone.

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ERP
HAZMAT:

Where is the contamination reduction zone and how is it marked?

A

Between the exclusion zone and the support zone

Yellow tape

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Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

How do you enter the CRZ from the support zone?

A

Access control point

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ERP
HAZMAT:

Can you exit the CRZ with any contaminant left?

A

No

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ERP
HAZMAT:

What is the difference between wet and dry Decon?

A

Wet is the use of hand lines or showers and dry is the removal of outer clothing.

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Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

When does technical Decon occur, and what is it?

A

After gross Decon, and it is a more thorough decontamination with solutions and equipment.

**Time is not critical

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ERP
HAZMAT:

Where is the safe refuge area?

A

In the contamination reduction zone

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ERP
HAZMAT:

Where is the command post?

A

In the support zone

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Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Do CPC suits provide thermal protection?

A

No

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39
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Is bunker gear classified as chemical protective clothing at all?

A

No

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Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What is level a vs level B vs level C protection?

What level is a APR and PAPR a part of?

A

A - Highest skin and respiratory protection

B - Highest respiratory but lower skin protection

C - Minimal skin and respiratory protection

Level C

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Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

When can you use an APR?

A

Only when authorized by IC

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Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Can you operate alone in an isolated zone?

A

No

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Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What is the primary responsibility of SOC support trucks?

A

Monitoring: air, victims (before and after decon)

Assist with rescues

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ERP
HAZMAT:

What is the primary objective of CPC trucks?

A

Rescue operations of non-ambulatory victims

45
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

When can CPC enter the exclusion zone?

A

When techs are monitoring the environment

46
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

When is evacuation considered best?

A

When there is a danger of a fire or explosion but it has not taken place and there is time to relocate

When the discharge has taken place but people are protected

47
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

When is sheltering in place preferred?

A

Evacuation can’t be managed properly

  • low toxicity
  • dissipating
  • small quantity
48
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What should initial rescue actions concentrate on?

A

Removing able-bodied people, only engaging and complicated rescue if carefully evaluated

49
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What is the first arriving ladder responsible for?

A

Hazard assessment

50
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the first truck chauffeur do?

A

Stay with rig, and to use as a barrier for site access control

51
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the first truck team one do?

A

Hazard identification

  • Also provides a primary search
52
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the first latter team two do?

A

Information resources:

  • Acts as a back up
  • Users guide book and DOT guide book as guides
53
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What is the second arriving truck responsible for?

A

Site access control

54
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the second truck establish?

A

The initial exclusion zone

55
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the second truck chauffeur do?

A

Stays with rig and establishes physical barriers using rig, tape etc.

56
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does second truck team one do?

A

Information resources:

- Assists first truck with assessment, back up or information

57
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does second truck team two do?

A

Establishes the initial exclusion zone (using read hazmat tape)

58
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Where does second truck team two remain?

A

Outside the exclusion zone to deny access

59
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the first engine do?

A

Water supply:

Stretch a line and wait orders by the IC

60
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Can the first engine be split?

A

No unless ordered to

61
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Can the first engine performance CFRD?

A

Yes

62
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the second engine do?

A

Site access control

** Coordinate with second truck and site access control

63
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does the third engine do?

A

CFRD

**All three engines can perform CFRD, and all should operate together as units

64
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Is the N 95 and goggles sufficient for chemical vapor is?

A

No

65
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does a black tag indicate?

A

Dead: no ventilation’s present after one attempt

66
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

How many breaths per minute for a red tag?

Radial pulse?

Simple commands?

A

Greater than 30

No

No

67
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does a yellow tag indicate?

Radial?

Simple commands?

A

Less than 30 breaths per minute

Yes

Yes

68
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What does a green tag indicate?

A

Walking wounded

69
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Do all expose patients have to be transported to a Health care facility?

A

Yes could have delayed symptoms

70
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

What must be established before the hazmat tech unit makes entry?

A

A Decon team

**Can be in the engine in full PPE and SCBA

71
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Hazmat tech unit:

What two teams are there?

A

Entry and back up

72
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

If the first unit at a large scale incident is a CPC or SOC truck what should they do?

A

Not perform hazmat duties until additional companies arrive to control ambulatory victims

73
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Can hazmat transport samples of materials?

A

No

74
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

Are we responsible for cleanup?

A

No

75
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

NFPA diamond?

A

Health (blue) - flammability (red) - reactivity (yellow)

Special
White

76
Q

ERP
HAZMAT:

NFPA diamond

Low number to high number indicates?

A

0 = normal or stable

5= deadly, explosive,

77
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Hard target?

Soft target?

A

Secured and staffed by personnel or officials (government sites military sites)

Buildings with limited security (shopping malls hospital schools churches)

78
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Can you move a firearm?

A

No, shall not move firearm device, anything.

79
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

HT and cell phones can’t be used within of suspected device?

Apparatus, post, marine radios?

A

150’

300’

80
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

FD personnel is under the control of who?

A

The FDNY IC at all times

81
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Primary mission at explosions?

A

Save lives

82
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Should you don your face piece at explosive incidents?

A

No unless there are indications of respiratory danger.

83
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

After read that nation who conduct all searches?

A

Request NYPD to conduct all searches. Members are to survey the staging area but shall not conduct a search for devices.

84
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Post detonation: priority removal for what color tag?

A

Red

85
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

What color tags are left in place?

A

Black

86
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

What is the SOP for incipient fires?

A

Ignore them if they are not a threat to victims and first responders

87
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

First engine, what hose line should be stretched?

A

2 1/2 inch as a precaution.

88
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

If truck is not on scene, first engine should enter the POI and what victims should be tagged?

A

Only black tag (deceased)

89
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Where does the second engine report to?

A

Triage transfer point

90
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Where does the second arriving engine officer go?

A

Remains at triage transfer point until relieved by a BC

91
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

If the distance to the triage transfer points too long then what should the first truck do?

A

Establish a patient relay point to transfer victims to the second truck.

92
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Where can you leave victims alone?

A

Patients must not be left alone at any location

93
Q

ERP
Addendum 3
Explosive incidents:

Who is responsible for setting up the core relay if it is in a subway system?

A

The first truck. The second truck is now responsible for reconnaissance of the POI

94
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

Can you enter a premises where a threat exists?

A

No, if there is any doubt notified dispatcher and await PD

95
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

When transmitting specific information regarding ongoing operations, how should you transmit sensitive information? Mixer off, mixer on, cell phone, etc.?

A

Should be transmitted via cell phone, secure frequencies, or MDT

96
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

If you wanna cancer aggressive deadly behavior before and why PD, what should you do?

A

Immediately withdraw.

Seek hardcover or concealment

97
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

Can we enter the hot zone?

A

No. No personnel operate in hot zones

98
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

Can we operate in the warm zone?

What is the warm zone?

A

For life safety only and one escorted by NYPD

Search by law-enforcement with no identifiable threats but is not declared a cold zone

99
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

What should the first unit on scene do?

A

Contact NYPD

100
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

Who has to request our presence in the warm zone?

Who has to approve it?

Can we enter without approval?

A

NYPD

Deputy chief

Yes, Only if NYPD incident commander requests for immediate life-saving intervention.

101
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

Is an active shooter incident a single command or unified command?

A

Single, unless fire and smoke is being used as a weapon. Then it would be a unified command.

102
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

What items should the rescue task force not bring into the warm zone?

A

Oxygen, defibrillators.

103
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

What type of formation will the rescue task force enter?

A

T formation

104
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

What tag patients should the rescue task force focus on removal of?

A

Red

105
Q

ERP Addendum 3A
Aggressive Deadly Behavior:

If a rescue task force member suffers and incapacitating injury during operations, what should the rescue task force do?

A

Leave immediately with that member

106
Q

HAZMAT:
Alternate fuels:

How far away should people not engaged in operations be kept from the front and sides of a tank involved in fire?

A

1000 feet from the front

500 feet from the sides

107
Q

HAZMAT:
Alternate fuels:

Where does tank failure usually occur?

A

The vapor area

108
Q

HAZMAT:
Alternate fuels:

Can compressed natural gas BLEVE?

A

No, it does not contain liquid

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