Forc Entry

Question 0

What is the first thing you do before attempting any forcible entry?

Answer 0

Try before you pry

Question 1

NFPA 1001

Answer 1

Requires a firefighter should be capable of forcing entry into a building using the proper PPE.

Question 2

Forcible entry tools are categorized how?

Answer 2

Cutting tools
Prying tools
Pushing/pulling tools
Striking tools

Question 3

Circular saw

Answer 3

Electric power saw used for construction

Question 4

Rotary saw

Answer 4

Provides different blades

k-12

Question 5

Reciprocating saw

Answer 5

Saw-za

Question 6

Chain saw

Answer 6

Is most common ventilation tool

Question 7

What is the most effective pri tool

Answer 7

Ran bar

Question 8

What is an example of a hydraulic door opener?

Answer 8

Rabbit opener

Question 9

Cheater

Answer 9

Piece of pipe slipped over the handle of a prying tool to lengthen the handle adding leverage
( breaker bar)

Question 10

What do you need to remember about the storage of composite blades?

Answer 10

Don’t store in a compartment where gasoline fumes accumulate, the hydrocarbons bond to the material causing a violent reaction during use

Question 11

How do you clean all tools?

Answer 11

Mild detergent and water rinse

Question 12

If you have a wood handle what do you apply?

Answer 12

Boiled linseed oil

Question 13

What are the two type of metal surfaces?

Answer 13

Plated surfaces

Unprotected surfaces

Question 14

What do you apply to unprotected metal surfaces?

Answer 14

Light machine oil

Question 15

What do you need to remember about wooden doors?

Answer 15

S- slap
L- ledge
A- &
P- panel

Question 16

Wooden swinging door can have what kind of framing?

Answer 16

Rabbeted - metal

Stopped- wood

Question 17

Slab doors are constructed in what two ways?

Answer 17

Solid or hollow core

Question 18

What is most common in storerooms or ware houses also referred to as a batten door?

Answer 18

Ledge door

Question 19

What is the hardest door to force entry?

Answer 19

Metal swinging doors

Question 20

What do you do if you come across a sliding door with a burglar block?

Answer 20

Break the glass

Question 21

What are the types of overhead doors?

Answer 21

Sectional
Tilt slap
Roll up
Telescope

Question 22

Fire doors

Answer 22

Movable assemblies designed to cover a door way to prevent the spread of fire

Question 23

What are the four types of locks?

Answer 23

Mortise
Bored (cylindrical)
Rim
Padlock

Question 24

If you are to strike glass where do you aim?

Answer 24

Bottom corner

Question 25

Key tool

Answer 25

Flat steel used to open the lock

Question 26

K tool

Answer 26

Used to bite into lock cylinders

Question 27

A- tool

Answer 27

Same as k tool but causes more damage

Question 28

What are the types of windows?

Answer 28

Check rail (double hung): slide 
Casement (hinged) : have a hand crank 
Projected: open out 
Awning: 1 foot glass 
Jalousie : 4in glass

Question 29

Lexan

Answer 29

Is 250 times Stronger than safety glass 30 times stronger than acrylic
Self extinguishing

Question 30

Breaching

Answer 30

Opening a hole in a wall

Question 31

What must you factor in before breaching?

Answer 31

1. Wind direction 
Windward or lean ward 
2. Additional surrounding hazards 
3. Type of construction 
4. Proper tool

Question 32

When breaching a wall why is it important to cut a small hole forts before?

Answer 32

Check for piping and electrical wires

Question 33

Wooden joists can be spread how far apart?

Answer 33

12-24 inches