IFSTA Flashcards
What are mobile water supply apparatus used for?
Transport water to areas where a water system is nonexistent or inadequate
Ch. 1
Mobile water supply apparatus are equipped with a tank capacity of at least ____ gallons, per NFPA 1901
1,000 Gallons
Ch. 1
What are the two basic functions of mobile water supply apparatus on a fireground?
Water shuttle operation or stationary reservoir “nurse tender” Ch. 1
Which NFPA is the Standard on Fire Department Occupational Safety and Health Program
Ch. 1 1500
Which equipment converts a vehicle’s 12- or 24-volt DC current into 110- or 220-volt AC current and is used when a small amount of electric power is needed?
InCh. 1verter
____ should also be carried on the apparatus to allow rescuers to plug their equipment into standard electrical outlets.
adapters
Ch. 1
Specific requirements for the design of initial attack apparatus are detailed in chapter 6 of NFPA ____.
1901
Ch. 1
According to the NFPA requirements for pumpers, the water pump must have a capacity of at least ____gpm
750gpm
Ch. 1
According to the NFPA requirements for pumpers, the water tank must have a capacity of at least ____gallons
300 gallons
Ch. 1
When a mobile water supply apparatus is used as a nurse tender, where should it be positioned?
In close proximity to the fire scene
Ch. 1
An apparatus that is equipped with a fire pump, water tank, and hose, in addition to an aerial device and ground ladders, is reffered to as a-
Quint.
Ch. 1
Who is MOST often responsible for the operation of apparatus-mounted special systems?
Driver/Operator
Ch. 1
Which generator is highly useful when electric power is needed remote from the position of the fire apparatus?
Portable Generator.
Ch. 1
Which generator is powered by gasoline, diesel, PTO, or hydraulic systems and has capacities up to 12,000 watts?
Vehicle-mounted generator
Ch. 1
What is used to supply electrical power to several connections from one supply source?
Junction Boxes
Ch. 1
SOP’s for a systematic maintenance program should specify a method for reporting, correcting, and:
Documenting all activities
Ch. 2
The driver/operator has varying responsibilities regarding maintenance and is:
often able to correct minor deficiencies.
Ch 2
When an inspection finds serious issues or items meeting the NFPA 1911 “Out-of-service” criteria what mus be done?
Immediate action must be taken
Ch. 2
Which of the following should be observed when approaching a vehicle to be inspected?
Body damage on the vehicle
Ch. 2
When should the apparatus wheel be chocked with it is being inspected?
Whenever apparatus is parked
CH. 2