Evolutions 1a In- Line Pumping

Question 0

In a 5 man engine who is the hydrant ff and who is the hose ff

Answer 0

Hydrant FF= control FF

Hose FF=door FF

Question 1

In a four man engine when performing in-line pumping who is the hydrant FF and who is the hose FF

Answer 1

Hydrant FF = control FF

HOSE FF = back up ff

Question 2

When performing in line pumping where does the pumper initially stop?

Answer 2

Pumper stops so that rear step is opposite the hydrant

Question 3

Who tests the hydrant at in line pumping operation and what tools should he bring with him?

Answer 3

The control FF EQUIPPED with a hydrant wrench and 2 1/2 gate
Bolt cutter if necessary

Question 4

Who keys the hydrant at in line pumping operation

Answer 4

Back up FF In a 4 man engine

Door FF 5 man engine

Question 5

True or False : hooking up in line supply line should be given priority over supplying booster water

Answer 5

False booster water is priority

Question 6

When keying hydrant for in line the hose ff pulls enough hose off he wraps the hydrant with hose and leaves how much excess hose after taking turn around hose

Answer 6

Two feet

Question 7

When pumper gets to operating position what does ECC due next

Answer 7

Drops booster water
Engages pumps
Breaks 3,1/2 and connects to 3 “ gated inlet
Notifies hydrant ff To start water

Question 8

In a four man engine who initially controls stretch while waiting for control ff

Answer 8

ECC

NOTE : Door in 5 man

Question 9

After controlling the stretch the control ff immediately proceeds to fire

Answer 9

False he insures all tools are placed on apparatus then proceeds to fire moving hose close to curb removing kinks

Question 10

If the ECC initially uses booster water to supply hose what must he do

Answer 10

Notify officer when hydrant water started

Question 11

Who does the ECC NOTIFY when the ILP PUMPER needs tone augmented

Answer 11

IC AND incoming engine companies

Question 12

Can you in line pump when there is water alert

Answer 12

Yes but only when absolutely necessary

Question 13

When in line pumping the hydrant selected must be on how many inch main or larger?

Answer 13

6 inch of larger

Question 14

When in line pumping what is the max amount of lengths of hose shall be used in the initial supply line

Answer 14

No more than 6 lengths of 3 1/2

Question 15

When intake pressure drops below what PSI the pump operator shall do what

Answer 15

15 psi and have his intake supply augmented

Question 16

Whst is the max amount of lengths that can be hand stretched back to hydrant

Answer 16

3 lengths of 3 1/2

Question 17

When on the back step the hose FF RINGS the back step buzzer once the ECC would know this to mean a

Answer 17

Emergency stop

Question 18

If the hose ff rings the buzzer twice on the back step he is

Answer 18

In position and pumper can proceed

Question 19

3 buzzers would indicate

Answer 19

Area to rear of pumper is clear for backing up ops and under proper supervision

Question 20

When in line pumping what is considered low initial intake pressure

Answer 20

30 to 40 psi

NOTES: must check as static pressure prior to starting water

Question 21

In line pumping may be used as a supply option if

Answer 21

Signal 10-70 is transmitted