Incident management guide REVERSE Flashcards

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NFPA 1561

Presidential directive 5

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The IMS manual meets what national requirements?

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The coordination and administer logistic functions

Only 1 per incident

The staging of resources prior to entering on a high rise fire

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“Base’ is defined as ?

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Level having Functional, geographical, or jurisdictional responsibilities

Is between Section and division/ group in the operations section

Uses Roman numerals or by functional area

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‘Branch” is defined as?

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Ordinary construction where the interior structural elements are entirely or partially of wood OF SMALLER DIMENSIONS

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Type III construction is what?

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Heavy timber- interior structures are made of SOLID or LAMINATED WOOD

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Type IV construction is?

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Wood Frame- structural elements are made of ENTIRELY wood.

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Type V construction is?

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PIO
Safety officer
Liaison
command staff advisors

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The command STAFF positions are?

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A geographical area

Is between the Branch and unit levels

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“Division” is defined as?

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Lx W / 3 x % involved

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What is the fire flow formula?

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Operations Chief
Planning Chief
Logistics Chief
Finance/ Admin Chief
Intelligence/ investigation Chief

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The GENERAL STAFF is made up of?

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Functional areas

Is between a branch and unit

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“Group “ is defined as?

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12-24 hours

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An IAP planned operational period is how long?

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Command
Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance/ Admin

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The ICS 5 major functional areas are?

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Statements of guidance and direction that are specific , measurable , attainable etc for the selection of appropriate strategies and tactical direction of resources.

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Incident objectives are defined as?

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Command and management
Preparedness
Resource management
Communications and info management
Supporting technologies
Ongoing management and maintenance

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NIMS components are?

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One of the 5 major functional areas under the NIMS system

IS between command and branch areas

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“Section” is defined as?

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Set time
Tone
Execution
Analyze
Transfer lessons learned
Hi note

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STEALH stands for?

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Resources of the “SAME” Kind and TYPE

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“Strike team” is defined as ?

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Resources that are DIFFERENT in kind and type

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“Task Force” is defined as ?

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Pre- incident planning

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The cornerstone to managing an emergency incident is?

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Technical specialists

Distinguished from officers because they lack authority to direct incident activities.

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Command staff advisors are?

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to determine the cause or source of the incident

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Intelligence / Investagtory function purpose is what?

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Collecting and analyzing and sharing information

Informing incident operations to protect live and safety of response personnel

Interfacing with counterparts outside the ICS to improve situational awareness,

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Duties of the intelligence/ inv branch are?

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Command staff - Staff advisor
Planning section as a unit
Operations section as a branch
General staff as a section

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Where can the intelligence /inv function fit into the the ICS system ?

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Supervisors
Divisions and group persons who are in charge are termed what?
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Director
The person in charge of a “branch “ is termed what?
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The number of subordinates for which a supervisor is responsible for Ratio of supervisors to individuals Acceptable spread is 3-7
Span of control is defined as?
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5- FIVE
On a situation in which is NOT under control yet the ICS should have no more than how many personnel operating under them ?
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Officer
What is the command staff person in charge termed as?
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Chief
What is the “Section” person in charge title?
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Leader
The person in charge of a “unit” is termed?
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Leader
A “Strike team or Task force “ person in charge is termed?
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Boss or Leader
A single resource unit is termed ?
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Specialist
A technical specialist in charge is termed?
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Safe action plan: Size up Rescue profile Risk assessment
Rules of engagement for an IC is to conduct a n initial risk assessment and implement what and how?
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Anyone Safety Notifying the IC
Who can effect a change in incident management in extreme situations - who , why and How?
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At the lowest level within the organization
Orders and decision making shall be performed where?
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IC
Any functions within the ICS that remain un delegated remain with whom?
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look Act Speak Carry yourself
Command presence is conveyed how?
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ROLE
The IC role is a position of ?
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2- TWO
The Command post should be set up so the IC has how many views of the incident?
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Assumption , confirmation, and positioning of incident command Initiate and monitor personnel accountably Situation Evaluation which means “SIZE UP” Initiate , maintain band control the communications process Develop and IAP
What are the 5 mandatory functions of incident command?
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Non collaborative/Face to face Radio communications of “assuming command”
Assuming command can happen by what 2 means?
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Mode of operations Current situation Current unit locations Current assignments What has been done What is planned
The transfer of incident command what items?
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Communications center General staff members Command staff members All incident personnel
Upon transferring of command the IC notifies who?
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As the emergency escalates Demobilization phase
At what two stages of an incident should transfer of command be utilized?
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Military order model
Radio transmissions use what model?
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14A/ 15A with a radius of 1mile
What are considered the fire ground simplex channels?
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Compatible systems Representative Dissemination of radios Merging of companies
During multi-jurisdictional incidents how can communication be accomplished?
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By a company that has an immediate communication Imminent danger while in the exclusion zone Changing modes of operation from offensive to defensive or vice versa
Emergency traffic can be used with what 3 situations?
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Evacuation of a scene or area in imminent danger
Emergency Evacuation is for?
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Emergency evacuation - all clear
What term is used to declare the scene is clear of all personnel of an area that was in imminent danger?
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Lost Trapped Disoriented Air emergency Serious injury In need of immediate help
The term MAYDAY should be used when a FF is?
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Strong command presence Composure Self control Self discipline
In order to manage a MAYDAY, the IC has to maintain what?
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IC RIT/RIG RIG supervisor Mayday FF
The only persons to communicate during a mayday emergency are?
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Nothing showing Smoke showing with - light, moderate, or heavy Flames showing Working fire
Reporting fire conditions are what 4 types?
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Primary complete - ALL CLEAR Secondary complete- ALL CLEAR Water on fire Fire under control Fire out- OVERHAUL OPERATIONS ARE COMPLETE
What are the 5 fire operations benchmarks?
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Strategy and tactics Tempo
The mode of operations at a fire is defined by _________ and _______ and represents the _________ of the scene.
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Investigating Offensive mode Defensive mode
What are the 3 modes of fire operations?
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When changing from an offensive to defensive mode.
What is the most dangerous time during a fire incident?
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Salvageable life No evidence of structural failure or hostile fire event
Offensive mode should be used when ?
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MARGINAL
10 minute benchmarks are used under what conditions?
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Building to stay together Victim survivability FF air supply when working
The 10 min benchmark is based on what 3 scientific factors?
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Consider switching to “DEFENSIVE MODE
If fire conditions have not improved after the 10min benchmark. What should happen ?
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Notification Response deployment
The 10 min benchmark timeframe include what 3 things?
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Directly into the fire compartment Directed at the ceiling No more than 15 sec Used with a solid or straight stream pattern
Exterior water application from the exterior during offensive operations should done how?
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General course of action or direction to accomplish incident objectives
Strategy is defined as?
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Deploying and directing resources to an incident to accomplish objectives
Tactics are defined as?
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Statement of command to include command name , location, and mode.
The “S” in CANS arrival report means?
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The front Or address side
When referring to the structure the Alpha side is considered ?
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Using a hundred block number or some other designator
When two or more incidents are on the same street then how are they differentiated?
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10 min
The communications center shall announce benchmarks every?
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Actions that are being taken Actions that. Have been completed.
“CAN “ Progress reports should briefly detail ?
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Timely Complete Consise
TO have an effective progress report , the report need to be ?
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Incident priorities Situation evaluation IAP Evaluation of IAP Demobilization Termination
The command sequence consists of:
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LIPE Life safety Incident stabilization Property conservation Evidence preservation
What are the incidents priorities?
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Mode of operation Tactical priorities Scene control Tasks
Development of the IAP includes?
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RECEOVS Rescue Exposure Confinement Extinguishment Overhaul Ventilation Salvage
The tactical priorities are:
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Situation evaluation
What is the other term for “Size up”? It is part of the command sequence
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“Overview”
What is the other term for Tactical Priorites? Part of the development of the IAP
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Incident priorities
The IC is responsible for ensuring that assignments during an incident are based on what?
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Critical incident factors
The Situational Evaluation or “Size Up” is based on what?
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BELOW COAL WAS WEALTH
Critical incident factors include which mnemonics?
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BELOW
Which critical incident factor mnemonic is used for the “INITIAL “ Situation evaluation
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COAL WAS WEALTH
Which critical incident mnemonic is used for the “ONGOING”fire ground operations
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Ability to line up incident factors in priority based on consequences
What make critical incident factors critical?
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Do not risk FF lives for lives or property that cannot be saved Extend vigilant and measured risk to protect and rescue lives Limited risk to protect salvageable property.
Risk Benefit Analysis is 3 components?
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Signage for Roofs and truss floors to indicate construction type that is “LIGHT FRAME TRUSS “
The Aldridge-Benge FF safety act in Florida instituted what?
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LIght weight construction
Anything with exposed wood or metal supports in regards to constructions is considered?
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3 minutes
A lightweight floor construction exposed to fire becomes unstable in how long?
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Incident priorities which include LIPE
The development of the IAP is based off of what?
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General Goals
Strategies are _______ and equivalent to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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Specific Measurable
Tactics are __________ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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Planning section chief
Who is responsible for a “FORMAL WRITTEN IAP?
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24 hours
Operational periods should be no longer than ?
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Specific assignments that are typically performed by one company or small group working together.
TASKS are defined as ?
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Establishing a water supply Advancing a hose line into a structure Primary search RIC Vertical ventilation Medical
Examples of “TASKS’ are?
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LIFE SAFETY RESCUE
The Highest INCIDENT Priority is = \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ The Highest TACTICAL priority is =\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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Salvageable Life
A person known to be in the structure with conditions tenable for a person WITHOUT protective gear is termed what?
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Location of reported victim Most severely threatened area Largest number of victims Remainder of the fire area Exposed areas
Primary search should be based on which areas in order?
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Near fire building Attached to fire building Near but protected Threatened by flying brands, heat or toxic gases
Examples of “EXPOSURES” are
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Distance Radiant head Wind
Factors that influence potential exposures are?
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30 ft
What is the distance to be considered an exposure?
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2 1/2 ” and 200gpm
“INITIAL “ Exposure control requires what hose line and how much GPM?
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Ground monitors Mounted deck guns
Exposure protection should be accomplished with ?
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The stopping of the progression of the fire
Confinement is defined as?
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Preventing fires into un burned areas Time to conduct a rescue Protect exit stairways and corridors
Examples of the “CONFINEMENT tactical priority would be?
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L x W / 3 x % involved
What is the fire flow formula?
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L x W /3 x % involved = GPM/ min x number of floors
What is the fire formula for multiple floors?
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1. 75” line @ 150gpm for most initial fire or one room fire 2. 5” line @ 200gpm for larger fires or have extended outside the room of Origin.
The Tactical priority of EXTINGUISHMENT requires?
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The initial attack hose line
What factor has the most impact on the outcome of a fire incident?
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Overhaul
Is the action taken to expose hidden fire and to assure complete extinguishment?
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Ventilation
Term of : Designed to remove the products of combustion from a fire area and allow cool fresh air to enter?
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Salvage
What is the TACTICAL priority of protecting property from damage?
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2 or more units assigned to an IDLH incident
When will the passport accountability system be utilized?
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Formal process directed by the IC or Operations section chief where responding units are assigned a specific location in anticipation of future deployment.
LEVEL 2 staging is defined as:
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IC Operations section chief
Who can establish a LEVEL 2 staging area?
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8 spots
Approximately how many parking spaces does it take for each fire apparatus?
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Multiple alarm incidents Level 2 or greater MCI Airport III index or greater Other incident where multiple resources should be supervised
When should LEVEL 2 staging be established? 4 items.
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Function or location
When 2 or mare staging areas are being used that are identified how?
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2 floors below the fire floor
Hi rise operation staging is where?
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BASE
What is the term used for the staging of resources prior to entering the incident scene?
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The most distant control point for the incident.
Definition of Perimeter?
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20 square blocks
What was the perimeter for the Oklahoma City bombing?
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Secondary devices Actions against responders Implement PPE Caution with tactical actions Preserve evidence
Responders at an active shooter event should realize?
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ERG WISER
What resources are used to begin at a CBRNE incident?
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WISER
What is the resource that uses the ERG and NIH combined for CBRNE?
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Exclusion Zone- Risk outweighs benefit Hot Zone- HI risk Warm zone- Little risk Cold zone- no risk
What are the control zones?
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Potential to harm: 1. Life 2. Critical systems 3. Property
Decision making for setting up isolation or control zones is based on :
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The product is confirmed and additional references are used to confirm the distances.
The initial isolation zone becomes the hot zone when?
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100 meters or 330 ft in all directions Found on Guide 111.
According to the ERG for for an “UNKNOWN “ hazard is?
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Evacuation Protected in place
A protective action Zone is identified for what?
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Risk assessment of the incident
Definition of Protection in place is based upon?
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AT LEAST every 10 min
Evaluation of the IAP is done how often?
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Release and Return of resources that are no longer needed.
Definition of “DEMOBILIZATION”
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When the incident has de-escalated to a point where all units have returned to service.
When should incident command be terminated?
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An analysis of the events that transpired during an incident and a review of the actions used to mitigate it.
Definition of an “After Action review “
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Informal debriefing AAR Informal Battalion AAR Formal AAR
PBCFR used 3 types of After action reviews?
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Tail board or FS handled at the comany level moderated by the Company officer/ chief Simple discussion
An “INFORMAL BEBREIFING AAR?
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Battalion HQ or FS Handled at the company or Chief officer level moderated by the Company officer of chief IN DEPTH held within a few shifts of immediately after
Definition of a “INFORMAL BATTALION AAR”
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Battalion HQ or HQ CQI or Chief Detailed and analysis Scheduled with 30-90 days post
Definition of a “FORMAL AAR”
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Final report Set time Tone Execution Analyze Lessons learned Transfer lessons Hi note.
A STEALTH report is the ________ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and stands for?
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Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
The county established a framework to ensure PBC is prepared to respond and recover from hazardous incidents?
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Severe Weather- Hurricane, tropical storm, lightening Floods Agricultural pests and ds. Fire Communicable ds. - H1N1, Eboli
Examples of Natural hazards are?
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Transportation incidents Hazardous materials Nuclear power plant Dike failure
Examples of Technological Hazards are?
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Domestic security Workplace/ School violence Mass migration
Human Caused Hazards are:
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Mass fatality / MCI General population shelters Continuity of operations plan
An incident Support plan is for what type of incidents?
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Hazard specific plan that outlines a mitigation strategy for 12 hazards
The definition of an HSP?
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Severe weather Floods Agricultural pests ds. Fire Communicable ds Transportation Incidents Hazmat Nuclear power plant Dike failure Domestic security Workplace/ school violence Mass migration
What are the 12 hazards outlined by the HSP?
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10,000 or more in a defined geographical area.
A special or campaign event is a planned and organized activity or contest with how many people?
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6
The Emergency Operations Area is divided into how many geographical areas?
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To oversee management of multiple incidents handled by separate ICSs Very large incidents that involve multiple ICSs Same area and same type
An area command is established when ?
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HAZMAT Oil spills Wildland fires
For Area command of the same type and same area with 2 or more what are the examples?
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Unified Area Command
What is the term used for incidents under the authority of an area commander that are multi- Jurisdictional ?
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Incidents Support functions and resource support.
Area command oversees management of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_while an EOC coordinates\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ___________ and _______________ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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Draw out the command sequence
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BELOW Buidling construction Extent of fire life safety occupancy water supply
The intinial Critical incident mnumonic is and stands for ?
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10-35
An all hazard level 3 IMT is made up of how many people
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20-35
An all hazard level 2 IMT is made up of how many people
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35-50
An all hazard level 1 IMT is made up of how many people
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PBC EOC
who serves as the primary Multi-agency coordination center (MACS) for palm beach county?
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on a biennail basis
It is recommended that future revisions be completed how often?
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Face to face
when transferring command the prefered method is ?
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commercial Industrial multi unit residential with 3 untis or more
Floridas light-frame truss type law is applicable to who?
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to protect FF who are performing fire arttack.
the purpose of a back up line is?
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total xtinguishment of all smoldering fires checking for all hidden fire and extention Extinguishing all hidden and extension
overhaul includes which acions?
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arrival and stagging location
upoin arriving in lelvel 1 stagging what shall units announce?
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WISER and ERG
the IC will base the intial isolation zone based from what resources?
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monitoring
what is the only way to detect the presence of radation?
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evacuation or protact in place
the protective action zone determines what to factors?
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whichever offers the lesser degree of danger to the public
the decison to evacuate or protectin place is made upon?
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information on public health safety protection
What is an example of the PIO disseminting acurate and timely information?
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Joint infoirmation system
the PIO serves as a link to who?
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Hurricanes tropical storms lightening H1N1 ebola
what are considered examples of natrual hazards?
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Formal and Robust
the Hazard specific plan ubder the CEMP is described as?
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written and short
the incident support plan for the CEMP is described as?
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Field incident commnad posts EOC
EOAs are _______ and are under the direction and control of the \_\_\_\_\_\_.
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Type 5 and 4 : 7-10 people 1 operational period Local and regional Type 3: 10-35 people multiple operatinal periods All Hazard Type 2: 20-35 people multiple operational periods manages 200-500 persons All Hazard and Wildland team- self contained GACC, NIFC, NWCG - operate through US forest service Type 1: 35-50 people multiple operational periods manages 500-to over a 1000 perons GACC, NIFC, NWCG- operate through US forest serivce 18 teams exist.
What is the breakdown for incident mgt Teams?
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agency administrator public offical with juristictional responsibilty
who makes the decision to establish and area command?
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bio terrorism flooding hurricanes Hazmat oil spills wildland fires
Need for Area command examples are :
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EOC
incidents that do not have similar resource demands are usually handled by who?