Fire Officer 3rd Edition Chapter 16

Question 1

The “rules of engagement of structural firefighting” was developed by IAFCS SECTION

Answer 1

Safety health and survival as a best practice model

Question 2

Who more like Likely to die in a fire.

Fire fighter or civilian

Answer 2

Firefighters

Question 3

The company Officer shit minimize my exposure to unsafe conditions and stop unsafe practices. This requires a change in

Answer 3

Command perspective

Question 4

NIOSH fatality investigation often cites lack of what as a contributing factor in firefighter deaths

Answer 4

Lack of a complete scene size up

Question 5

What is in essential component of the scenes as a process?

Answer 5

Whether any occupants are trapped and weather the can survive in the project or current fire condition

Question 6

What must the firefighter and incident commander factor

Answer 6

Fire conditions

Resources on scene

Time needed to complete a safe rescue

Question 7

Company officers and IC must realize firefighters cannot always

Answer 7

Save a life

Question 8

What is a critical element for fire fighters Survival

Answer 8

Crew Integrity

Team of two or more

Question 9

What is the firefighters life support system?

Answer 9

SCBA AIR

Question 10

What does air supply status report improve?

Answer 10

Logistical commitment to crews

Question 11

Cockpit crew resource management ?

Answer 11

Two way communication between all members of the flight crew making them all the involved and risk assessment and decision-making, to be adapted to the fire service

Question 12

A red flag raised by a crew member the supervisor is mandated to

Answer 12

Take a few seconds to assess it, talk with others, make a safe decision (go or no go)

Question 13

What must emphasize the immediate declaration of a mayday when the fire fighter faces a life threaten situation

Answer 13

Training

Question 14

Term

A system in which buying it together as a team of two or more members

Answer 14

Crew integrity

Question 15

Term

The building that lacks windows and doors of sufficient number and size to profit prompt ventilation and emergency evacuation

Answer 15

Enclosed structure

Question 16

Term

A point edge or line beyond which something cannot or may not proceed. Confined or restricted limits

Answer 16

Limited

Question 17

Term

A building that has windows or doors incise to prompt ventilation and emergency evacuation

Answer 17

Opened structure

Question 18

4 Rules of engagement

Answer 18

Task level suppression

Be short specific set bulletin point

Be easily taught and remembered

Define critical risk issues

Define go and no situation

Question 19

More than what percentage of disorientated FF deaths occur in enclosed structures

Answer 19

3/4

Question 20

Almost all of non cardiac fire fighter fatalities inside fire structures are the result of

Answer 20

Smoke inhalation

Question 21

Who is at greatest risk of injury or death at structure fires

Answer 21

FF and company officers

Question 22

Near miss has how many initiatives

Answer 22

16 initiatives

Question 23

Fire attack crew must identify what is burning, where it is, AND

Answer 23

Where the fire is likely to go

Question 24

What should be achieved prior to primary search and secondary search efforts

Answer 24

FIRE CONTROL

Question 25

Of survival is not possible for the entire search, locate, and removal periods A MORE

Answer 25

Cautious approach to fire operations must be taken

Question 26

Who is respond for crew integrity

Answer 26

Company officer or lead buddy team me never

Question 27

If a FF become separated for their partner and cannot reconnect after 3 radio attempts within one minute

Answer 27

Mayday must be called

Question 28

After mayday what must be done?

Answer 28

Activate alert button and manually turn on pass device

Question 29

What is the most commonly report CAUSE of life threatening near miss event

Answer 29

Situational awareness