Fire Survival Guidance Calls PN 790 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a FSG?

A

A call received by control where the caller believes they are unable to leave the premises due to a fire and where the controller remains on the line providing advice.

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2
Q

Who determines if a FSG is taking place?

A

Control.

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3
Q

How will control pass the FSG information to the fire ground?

A

They will contact the ICP by main-scheme radio for each separate FSG. Names must not be communicated over the radio.

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4
Q

Where should all the information be written down by control and by the ICP initially?

A

On the Control Information Form

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5
Q

What is the minimum role of a FSG coordinator?

A

SM

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6
Q

What additional resources will be mobilised for a FSG?

A

For the persons reported portion - 1 x CU, 1 x SM, 1 x FIU

PLUS exclusive use for FSG - 1 x CU, 1 x SM, 1 x PL (with WM)

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Q

Where can you find casualty information poster?

A

On the Command unit and on the Forward Recording Information board for use at the bridgehead.

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