IFSTA 4 positioning Flashcards
When positioning for fire attack and the 1st apparatus arrived at location with no fire conditions where should the Apparatus be positioned
3rd edition page 136
Near the main entrance of the occupancy
pull past to allow view of 3 sides
When positioning for fire attack with no fire conditions what should the driver operator not do
Second edition page 100
enter the structure and investigate the situation
If a building is less than five stories tall ——- should position on the side of the street closest to the building
Second edition page 105
Engine
If the building is higher than five stories the ——- should position next to the building
Second edition page 105
Aerial
Pumpers providing water for elevated master streams should position as closest possible to
Second edition page 105
Aerial
When positioning to support fire department connections pumpers will generally position as close as possible to
3rd edition page 141
water source
What is the first step in positioning for drafting operations
Second edition page 109
Connect hard intake hose in strainer to pumper
Which type of hard intake hose should be the only type connected to a fire hydrant
hard Intake hose that has been assigned to a stand positive pressure
When should connection to a 2 1/2 inch hydrant outlet be made
3rd page 144
When the maximum flow from a hydrant is not needed
Which of the following is a disadvantage of connecting to the 2 1/2 inch outlet
Second edition page 112
It limits the amount of water that can be supplied
When positioning wildland fire apparatus what should be done to avoid positioning in flammable vegetation
3rd page 147
park of road
Scrape away fuel
be leeward side of structure
recirculate air
Which of the following is not a hazard when positioning for structural protection at a wildland urban interface fire
Second edition page 116
Underground fuel tanks
To reduce the risk to wildland engine crews, fire attack must always begin from
Second edition page 116
An anchor point
What should the driver do during wildland fire attack when operating a Apparatus on the conditions of reduced visibility
Reduce speed
How does the wildland crew ensure complete extinguishment progressing along the fires edge
Second edition page 117
Working engines in tandem and working a single engine with a hand crew