FMO (8) Flashcards

1
Q

Hit an animal? Who do you notify?

A

MECC and continue on call

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2
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Minimum PPE for call on street/highway:

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Minimum PPE must include: helmet, gloves, boots and safety vest, unless they have full turnouts and SCBA on.

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3
Q

When might drug test be required for FMO/Tiller?

A

If there is injury, unusual circumstances or damage over $1000

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4
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Stoplights/stop signs: State law vs MFD rule when responding code 3

A

State Law: vehicle shall slow down at red lights and stop signs (CH. 169.01 Sub. Div. 3)
MFD Rule: vehicle shall come to a complete stop

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5
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After an accident on roads/streets, Form _________ must be filled out regardless of damage

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Form F1004 must be filled out after all damage to rig. All paperwork must be filled out and submitted by end of shift.

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6
Q

Convex vs Flat Mirrors:

A
  • Convex mirrors allow driver to quickly see what is beside the rig.
  • Flat mirrors allow driver to see pivot points.
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7
Q

Freeway responses: High Visibility to what requirements:

A

Federal Regulations Title 23 (Highway) Part 634 require that hi-viz safety apparel meet Performance Class 2 or 3 requirements of ANSI

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8
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Traffic cones should be placed father apart of freeway responses with the last cone about ______ft “upstream”

A

About 150ft upstream (up traffic)

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9
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On freeway responses, who must operate as an initial safety officer?

A

First in company officer will operate as initial safety officer

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10
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Nighttime operations: Lights
What lights should be off and reduced to?

A

Once arrived, head lights should be off and emergency lights should be reduced to yellow and hazard flashers only, when possible.

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11
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In defensive driving, what does the work “defensive” mean:

A

Defensive means, “Accident Prevention”

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12
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Four (4) Accident Prevention steps:

A
  1. Be Alert
  2. Be Prepared
  3. Act Quickly
  4. Obey Traffic Laws
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13
Q

Maintain a _____ft clearance from electrical wire with ladders (tillers)

A

Maintain a 10ft clearance from wires

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14
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If turning right, take your lane PLUS _________ to prevent motorist from passing on the inside

A

Take your lane PLUS the curb lane…

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15
Q

Failure to stop for a school bus: penalty…

A

Misdemeanor plus not less than $300 fine. May also have license suspended by the state. May also have driving privileges revoked if 2 or more incidents in 5 years.

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16
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Brake heat: Temps over _____ degrees F can lose ____% of their efficiency

A

Brake temps over 520F can lose 60% of their efficiency

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17
Q

Rate of Closure: Relative speed of both vehicles…

A

If car ahead is traveling 25mph and rig is at 35mph, rate of closure is 10mph

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18
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Stopping distances: 3 things add up to total stopping distance

A

Perception distance +
Reaction distance +
Braking distance = Stopping distance.
- Doubling the vehicles speed quadruples the stopping distance

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19
Q

Varying Road Conditions to speed changes:
- Wet road:
- Packed snow:
- Icy:

A
  • Wet road: slowed by 1/3
  • Packed snow: 1/2
  • Icy: reduced to a crawl
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20
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Cannot use traction control/differential lock over _______mph

A

Cannot be used over 25mph.
- Vehicle will want to under steer when diff lock is engaged
- Do NOT use when going down hill

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21
Q

Rigs build after the year ______ have antilock brakes

A

Built after the year 2000

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22
Q

Controlled vs Stab Braking:

A

Controlled: Applied as hard as possible WITHOUT locking up wheels
Stab: Smash brakes til lock and repeat (pumping)

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23
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Tire Failure: 3 steps

A
  1. Hold steering wheel firmly
  2. Do NOT apply brakes
  3. After stopping, check all tires
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24
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Opticom: Light pre-emption system
- Levels of Priority
- Flashing vs solid white light

A

Levels of Priority:
- Light Rail: Highest
- Emergency service: High
- Transit vehicles: Low
FLASHING light: You DONT have control of intersection
SOLID light: You DO have control of intersection

25
When code 3 over train track best policy is to:
- Stop - Shut off audible warning devices - Look and listen
26
US DOT Crossing Number:
Consists of 6 numbers and then 1 letter. ID's your location. Ex: 630-657R
27
Basic Rig Maintenance Info: - Engine oil: - Tire pressure: - Air brakes pressure:
- Engine oil: Use 40-weight or 15-40-weight super heavy-duty oil. Maintain level between 'Add' & 'Full', check after engines been off for 15+ mins. - Tire pressure: 100psi, check psi weekly - Air brakes pressure: 60-90 psi, keep plugged in to boost brake-reserve
28
Tiller ladder must be rotated how much and when?
Rotated 360 degrees 3x in each direction, total 6 rotations to keep electrical slip rings clean
29
Onspots: - will work in snow up to ___ to ___ inches. - Do NOT exceed _____ mph To engage onspost drive forward at __ to __mph
- Work in snow up to 2-3inches - Do NOT exceed 35mph - Drive forward at 3-5mph to engage - Work in FORWARD and REVERSE
30
Tire Chains MAX speed:
30mph
31
Rigs get grease, oil and filters changed at shop how often:
Every 3000 miles or 4 months
32
Cold weather operations checklist to be completed when:
Done on or by October 1st
33
Overdrive "Mode" allows rigs on freeway to reach what speed?
65mph
34
Normal diesel engine idle:
500-600rpm
35
If transmission temp exceeds _____F, turn off retarder until temps cool down.
If temps exceed 300F
36
Regen: Removes soot from DPF and is designed to remove ____% of soot particulates. - Particulate matter burns above ___ Celsius
- Usually removed 85% or more soot - Burns off particulates above 600 Celsius
37
DEF is made up of:
32.5% solution of high quality Urea in de-ionized water
38
Engine temp during Regen:
Between 170-230F
39
David Clark WIRELESS headset range:
Up to 200 yards from rig
40
PUMPING: - Wait __ seconds before re-engaging transmission - Raise and lower PSI in ___ lb. increments - Speed to lay supply line: - Do NOT exceed ___psi on 2-1/2" inlet - can damage
- Wait 4 seconds for trans. - 25lb increments - Below 5mph - Do NOT exceed 180 psi
41
When engine temp reaches ___F the pump will automatically start dumping
When engine temp reaches 150F
42
Generally, hydrants w white bonnets are on ___inch mains or larger and deliver ____gpm
16" mains or larger and deliver 2000gpm
43
Fire Commander: - RPM Preset: - Pressure Preset:
RPM preset: 850rpm Pressure preset: 175psi
44
Pump cavitation causes Fire Commander to:
Return to idle
45
Two most frequent issues with Fire Commander:
- Pump overheats - Pump senses a negative pressure
46
Shutting down pump: - W radio: - W/O radio:
- W radio: Both reduce to hydrant psi, then Engine at hydrant shuts down first - W/O radio: Engine at fire, keep nozzle open!
47
Water Weight: 1G=____lbs In 50ft sections: - 1-3/4"= - 2-1/2'= - 5"=
- 1G= 8.35lbs In 50ft sections: - 1-3/4"= 52.19lbs (6.25G's) - 2-1/2'= 106.45lbs (12.75G's) - 5"= 849.45lbs (101.73G's)
48
Standpipes: Pump psi + ___psi + __psi/floor
Pump psi, + 25psi +5psi/floor
49
Sprinklers: 3rd in Engine to pump at ___psi
Pump at 150psi
50
Tankline: 250ft of 1-3/4" w TFT nozzle, engine pressure at 175psi give you ___ psi nozzle pressure
175 psi on tinkling give you 100psi nozzle pressure
51
Hose Testing: - Must not exceed ___ ft. - ___ft on the ____ side is the only place ok to stand
- Not to exceed 300ft - ok to stand 15ft on the left side
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Hose Testing PSI Chart: - 1-3/4" and 2-1/2" (all white): - 2-1/2" (red & blue stripe): - 2-1/2" (solid red): - 5" (supply):
- 1-3/4" and 2-1/2" (all white): 400psi - 2-1/2" (red & blue stripe): 500psi - 2-1/2" (solid red): 600psi - 5" (supply): 200psi ***All tested for 3 minutes, psi increased rate not more than 15psi per second
53
TFT Nozzle lube:
Break Free CLP *** Do NOT use LPS-2 or WD-40
54
Hard Suction Hose: - 1 kit in each district, where:
- 1 kit per district, where BC is located. Has 2x 10ft PVC hard suction hose, 4000gallon self-supporting tank
55
Spotting aerial for ventilation, at least __ rungs above roof line
At least 5 rungs above roof line
56
If aerial must be located on a hill, position rig so ladder is pointing _______ and angled away from centerline of truck about ___ degrees
Pointing uphill and centerline at 45 degrees
57
Salvage cutoff time:
0930 **Thursdays: Order O2 for Friday delivery to 5's
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Plowing: - ____mph max speed when plowing - ____mph max speed when transporting plow - After plowing, let truck idle for ___ mins to cool off trans fluid
- 14mph max when plowing - 40mph max when transporting - Let idle for 10 mins
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Snow Plow overload: - 2inches or less: - 4inches of snow: - 6inches of snow:
- 2inches or less: Full blade - 4inches of snow: 3/4 blade - 6inches of snow: 1/2 blade