Flammable Liquid Emergency Incidents Flashcards

1
Q

Liquid having a flash point above 100 degrees Fahrenheit & below 200 degrees Fahrenheit

A

Combustible Liquid

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2
Q

Diked areas around tanks where product will be contained in the initial stages of an incident.

A

Secondary Containment

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3
Q

Additional area where product can be contained in the event of a catastrophic incident.

A

Tertiary Containment

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4
Q

A foam delivery system that is similar in concept to a dry standpipe. This system consist of piping and foam discharge outlets that are installed to protect hazard areas but have no supply of foam or water connected to them. These systems require action by the fire department.

A

Semi-fixed Foam Systems

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5
Q

Foam Task Force Dispatch

A

2 AR foam units
1 Pump-and-roll unit
2 Engines
1 BC
1 HazMat asset (if not already dispatched)

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6
Q

Flammable liquids that mix readily with water.

A

Polar Solvent

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7
Q

Definition of a small spill.

A

A spill occurring from a container or package approximately 55 gallons or less, a small cylinder, or a small leak from a large container with minimum flow.

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8
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Definition of a large spill.

A

A spill exceeding 55 gallons or multiple spills from multiple small packages or containers.

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9
Q

The ratio of density of a liquid to the density of water.

A

Specific gravity.

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10
Q

Consideration must be given to the use of the ___ __________ mode particularly when dealing with ethanol fires or large scale incidents, such as rail car fire, until appropriate resources are available.

A

Non-intervention mode.

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11
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The _____ _______ ______ shall perform the initial size-ip and identify any obvious life hazards.

A

First Engine Co

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12
Q

When delivering the on-scene report, the first engine company officer (initial Incident Commander) must confirm ________ ______ and ___ _______ _______ to the units arriving on scene.

A

staging area, make initial assignments

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13
Q

The IC should establish a water supply group or officer in the initial stages of the incident. This responsibility should be given to the…?

A

Third due engine officer or second due battalion chief.

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14
Q

The resources required for the management of a large spill included the following:

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4 Engines
2 Specialty units- one must be an aerial device
2 EMS units
1 Battalion chief
1 Command aide
1 EMS sup
1 Foam task force
1 Hazmat response

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15
Q

FCFD HazMat Compliment

A

2 Engines
1 HazMat Rescue Squad
Hazmat & HazMat Support Unit
1 BC
1 SAFO
1 EMS Supv

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