John's questions Flashcards
1
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A significant fire in a residence with dense smoke under pressure to the floor throughout the building, victims likely could not survive. True or false
A
True…also would likely have the same result in fully well involved fire and avoid an offensive firefight. Balance to 1st alarm and set up for defensive.
2
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What 4 factors should be considered to rescuers as part of a risk management calculation?
A
1 .Notification time 2. dispatch processing time 3. response time and 4. time on scene
3
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Actions in a calculated manner requires 5 benchmarks….they are?
A
- Incident command established 2. PPE 3. accountability established 4. safety procedures in place, and 5. continuous risk assessment by all members.
4
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What always must be used when backing a F.D. apparatus?
a. flashlight b. helmet c. spotter d. trumpet
A
c. spotter
5
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What must a driver do if he has no spotter while backing?
A. rely on camera
b. do the best he can without a spotter?
c. turn code 3 lights on
d. get out and do a 360 around apparatus
A
d. get out and do a 360 around apparatus.
6
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Who should dismount the apparatus while backing?
a. booter only?
b. captain and nozzle man?
c. plug man and nozzle man
d. everyone except the driver
A
d. everyone except the driver
7
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Who is the primary spotter when backing? A. Captain B. engineer c. person in the rear left corner d. police officer - pig fucker
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C. person in the rear left corner
8
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spotters should discuss a backing plan before backing and what else should be done?
A
Windows, both front and passenger should be rolled down and radio volume turned down in case someone has to yell to stop.
9
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Driver should not start backing until?
a. code 3 lights are on.
b. horn has been honked
c. all spotters have been seen 1st.
A
c. all spotters have been seen 1st.
10
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How should your crew be dressed and what lights should be turned on?
A. turnouts only and rear scene lights.
b. safety vest and code 3 lights.
c. left scene lights and bunker pants only.
d fully nude with your cecil in your hand and cigar in your mouth as your light while u inhale.
A
b. safety vest and code 3 lights
FYI make sure to review your hand signals!
11
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There are two types of modes that fire can be dispatched to violent incidents…they are?
A
Stage for PD…..most common or respond directly to the PD secured scene and proceed with caution.
12
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What channel are violent incidents dispatched on? A. fire channel 2 B. " " 6 c. " " 3 d. " " 7
A
A. fire channel 2
13
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What should the 1st arriving co. base there decision on whether to proceed to the VI scene?
A. experience, what can be heard, what can be learned from the radio, and prior experience from that area
b. How bad the incident sounds?
c. number of patients?
d. PD backup coming.
A
A. experience, what can be heard, what can be learned from the radio, and prior experience from that area.
14
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it is ok to stage at your station if the VI is within a mile from the station regarding level 2.
true or false
A
true
15
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what is the minnumum distance you should be staged for a VI? A. quarter mile b. half mile with 2 means of egress c. 1 mile d. 2 miles
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b. half mile with 2 means of egress.
16
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you should turn you emergency lights off at a VI.
true or false?
A
True…reduces crowd attraction.
17
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What code should fire use if they to PD assistance? a. 905 b. 906 c. 909 d, 907
A
b. 906
18
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What sector may an engine co. become if PD has to bring them a patient? A. Lobby b. triage c. extrication d. transportation
A
c. extrication
19
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What are the exceptions to not laying a supply line for a working fire?
A
Obvious critical rescue requiring a full crew, unsure of actual fire location in a multi-unit building complex, a hydrant within 50 feet,
20
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what side should you lay your supply line on? A. left b. right c. middle d. same side as hydrant
A
d. same side as hydrant and then crossing over if needed
21
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What should be considered on any working fire? when it comes water supply. A. Pumped water b. two hand lines c. operating the stang d. second supply line
A
d. a second supply line
22
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what should eng. co. do for customs homes, hard to get areas or buildings requiring long lays or unique hose lays? a. study maps b pre plan c.table talk d. drive by and look
A
b. pre plan
23
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what are the advantages of slowing down while laying a line?
A
- Reduces the risk of striking peds, ffs, or vehicles.
- provides time for co. officer to size up and evaluate critical fire ground factors.
- also provides time for engineer to properly spot the apparatus.
24
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Why is important to stage key pumpers on hydrants?
A
- ensures an uninterrupted water supply
- supplies volume when needed for long lays, apartments, junkyards etc.
- ability to pump water through the forward pumper in the event of mechanical failure.
25
Generally, 1st alarm companies that laid there own supply line 500 feet flowing 800 gpm from an engine mounted master stream can adequately supply themselves without pumped water?
True or false.
true
26
In most cases when is pumped water needed?
Late in the 1st alarm assignment or when the 2nd alarm companies arrive.
27
Who will order or address the need for pumped water?
Command
28
what should be considered when pumped water is initiated?
contact with water Dept. for master streams gpm
29
What should be taken into account when establishing supply lines for master streams?
Diameter, length of the line and anticipated volume of water.
30
Most latter in the valley are platforms and have two guns with the ability to flow how many gpm?
When they have an adequate water supply.
a. 2,000 gpm
b. 1,000 gpm
c. 1,800 gpm
d. 800 gpm
A. 2,000gpm
31
What should be done after 500' of 4" supply line has been laid?
Hydrant should be pumped.
32
When pumping a latter pipe, how many supply lines should be used for optimum performance?
2 supply lines.
33
Failure to supply a ladder pipe with 2 supply lines will limit the latter to how many gpm?
1,200 gpm.
34
When operating in a offensive attack mode, attack lines should not be advanced any further than how many feet?
150 feet
35
Where should your first fire stream be placed?
Between the first and persons endangered by it and if no person is endangered, place the stream between severe exposures or unburned area.
36
Where should your second stream be placed?
A secondary means of egress.
37
Where should additional hose lines be placed?
Other critical areas or backing up other hose lines that support rescue activities and control loss.
38
What should be done to hose lines when a strategy change from offensive to defensive takes place?
Pull hand lines out of the building.
39
Gpm for 1 3/4" handline is?
175 gpm
40
Engine mounted master streams produce how many gpm?
500-1000 gpm
41
Why should you be aware of hose lines that have been operating the same location for a period of time?
It may not be effective, re-evaluate.
42
Why shouldn't you open your nozzle in a basement fire until they can see the fire or are near the fire?
Steam conversion will be extensive, use straight stream.
43
When forcing entry what should you have with you?
A charged hose line.
44
Why should extreme caution and communication be exercised when interior and exterior attacks are coordinated?
For safety of personnel and property.
45
It is possible to go into a building after master stream have initially knocked down a fire. True of false?
True, only after building has been evaluated by sector officers but highly unlikely.
46
What can 2 1/2 inch hand lines be used for on a defensive fire?
For protecting exposures from defensive positions outside the collapse zone.
47
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What is the most critical aspect of preparing a ladder
for use?
a. location
B. being out of building collapse zone?
c. stabilization process
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c. stabilization process....IFSTA chapter 7 p.226 aerial
48
Stabilizers and outriggers are the same? t or f?
True IFSTA CHP. 7 aerial
49
Why must outriggers be in place even if the ladder is moved only a couple feet off the cradle?
Because its starting to put stress on the suspension system at that point. IFSTA CHP 7 aerial
50
What does short jacking mean?
A. short small jacks
b. outriggers not out properly
c. outriggers not completely out, on one side or both when access is restricted.
c. IFSTA chapter 7 aerial
51
What does gravity circle mean?
It is the safety zone that surrounds the center of gravity.
52
What happens to the center of gravity when an aerial device is rotated?
The center of gravity shifts... IFTSA CHP7 aerial
53
It is conceivable that the gravity circle will extend past the outriggers or stabilizers if they are short jacked. T or F
True...IFSTA CHP. 7 aerial
54
Which side will the center of gravity shift to on a lateral grade?
The lower side... IFSTA CHP 7 aerial
55
Overloading can have a adverse affect on stability of a aerial even if the outriggers are deployed properly per manufactures guidelines even on even ground t or f.
true...IFSTA CHP. 7 aerial
56
What is a box stabilizer?
A stabilizer that extends out and then down also known as an H stabilizer IFSTA CHP. 7 aerial
57
What must be done before PTO system is turned on?
Aerial is positioned properly in accordance with seen...IFSTA CHP. 7
58
What des he PTO system Do?
Provides power to the hydraulic pump which in turn creates pressure in the hydraulic system...IFSTA CHP. 7
59
Why would an operator need to short jack?
In case they where unable to fully extend there outriggers because of obstructions....keep in mind that the load and range significantly will decrease .... check the manufactures directions and limitations...IFSTA CHP.7
60
What observation should be made prior to deploying
| stabilizers?
Location.....IFSTA CHP.7
61
Why is best to try to deploy outriggers on even ground?
This is when the aerial is most stable but cannot always be done.... but a good effort should be made to accomplish this.... this is when the aerial has its best range as well....IFSTA CHP.7
62
What 3 ways may stabilizers (outriggers) be deployed?
1. those that extend straight down from aerial
2. fulcrum types that swing down from aerial
3. Box types or H outward and then down
IFSTA CHP 7
63
In what 2 way can an aerial be uneven?
Laterally side to side and Longitudinally end to end
| IFSTA....CHP 7
64
The safe and efficient execution of the HP100 platform functions will depend on what?
The operators capacity not to extend the limitations and safety factors of the aerial assembly design....HP100 manual p35 1st paragraph.
65
The HP100 is not insulated ...how far should it be kept from overhead power lines?
Ten feet...HP100 manual p.35 2nd paragraph under warning
66
When extending near power lines why should personnel on the ground stand clear?
Just in case the aerial comes in contact with the power lines...the aerial will become a pathway to the ground for electrical current resulting in injury or death...HP100 manual p.35 2nd paragraph
67
What rules should be followed to operate the HP100 for safety and efficiency?
1. Complete and comprehensive study of the manual and have a thorough knowledge of operating instructions, safety pre cautions, unit capabilities, and limitations.
2. Learn to operate the controls without looking at the control panel. Learn the location of each control, its function, and how it operates.
3. Operate the controls smoothly to prevent jerking and erratic aerial movement...whipping bouncing are most likely cause damage to the aerial and rotation gear assembly,
4. Practice basic no load operations at a low rpm setting, under capable supervision during initial training. Practice full load operations in simulated "on scene" conditions.
5. Do not leave the operators control station with the aerial assembly raised, or in a operational capability.
6. Do not lower the aerial on buildings, trees, telephone poles, lights, or the truck body.
7. Give undivided attention to aerial while in operation.
8. Personnel must wear a personal safety harness while aerial is in operation.
9. The operator should keep their eyes on the assembly to avoid overhead electrical wires or any object that could be struck.
10. perform weeklies.
11. Note and report any signs of trouble before or during operation:
a. drifting hydraulic cylinders.
b. excessive oil pressure, oil leaks, and excessive oil consumption.
c. unusual noise or vibrations in the hydraulic pump.
d. erratic movement of the aerial, turntable, outrigger jacks, or function controls.
e. Any contaminants on the extension slide surfaces, outriggers jacklegs, or cylinder rod surfaces.
f. Unlubricated aerial extension slide parts, or outrigger jack leg slide surfaces, pulleys and retainers.
HP100 manual p. 35 middle
68
A spotter should be used when stowing the aerial into the cradle. t or f?
True....HP100 manual p. 35
69
What should the operator do if the personnel become overcome by smoke or incapacitated?
Move the aerial to a safe location..HP100 p. 35
70
Where is the load capacity and tip charts located?
They are mounted on the control console and the base of the aerial assembly on the left side...refer to this for load ranges....HP100 manual p, 36
71
How far apart should weight be distributed on the HP100 platform?
10 feet between personnel recommended...HP100 manual p.36
72
What is the max. wind speed that the HP100 is rated for safe operation?
35mph...HP100 manual p. 36
73
In extreme heat conditions what should be done to HP100?
Check heat indicators, located on the tip of each aerial section on the forward facing brace. HP100 Manual p. 36
74
What color will the heat indicators turn if the ladder HP100 has been exposed to heat?
Black....HP100 manual p.36
75
The HP100 should be tested in accordance with___-____
NFPA-1914 standard testing
| HP100 manual p. 36
76
A black heat indicator on the HP100 must be tested ...how is this done?
With a Barber-Coleman model GYZJ 934-1 portable
| hardness tester. HP100 manual p.36
77
What is the normal hardness range for the heat indicator if a hardness test must be done?
78-82....HP100 manual p. 36
78
A hardness test reveals a 70 rating on the HP100 what should be done?
Contact E-one....HP100 manual p.37 top
79
What should be added under jack pads so the HP100 doesn't slide during operation
Sand or salt....HP manual100 p.37 top
80
A hardness test reveals a 60 or lower rating...what must be done?
Remove the HP100 immediately from service and contact E-one...HP100 manual p.36
81
Where should the operator operating the aerial control station stand?
On the anti- electrocution platform ...HP100 manual p. 38
82
Where is the anti-electrocution platform located?
Underside of the vehicle, under the rub rail at the pump control station....HP100 manual p. 38
83
It is ok to operate the HP100 during a lightning storm t or F?
False...HP100 manual P.38
84
What should you do if any hydraulic lines rupture during operation of the Hp100?
Stop and do not operate until repair is complete?....HP100 manual p.38
85
Is it ok to leave the operators control station ounce the hp100 is in operation?
no... never leave the control station until the aerial hp100 is stowed in the cradle...HP100 manual P. 38 lower half.
86
What is the function of the interlock system on the HP100?
The interlock system will not allow the aerial hp100 to move until outriggers are set properly...HP100 manual p. 38
87
Never use the HP100 for a crane, leverage or ramming device. T or F
True...Its not designed for it...HP100 manual p.38
88
What must happen to HP100 before climbing?
.
.
It must be stationary>>HP100 manual P.39
89
How many harness rings are in the HP100 to attach harnesses to?
4...HP100 manual p. 40
90
How many GPM can the water curtain flow under the HP100 platform
75 GPM. as outlined in NFPA 1901 20.7.6.7.... ..HP100 manual p.40
91
What is the purpose for accommodated duty?
It provides employees with a temporary work duty while they recover from a non- work related issue.....General order103.06 P. 1
92
How does the accommodated duty process start?
It must be initiated by the employee and approved by the Fire Dept. health and safety chief or designee. General order 103.06 P. 1
93
Who monitors all employees that are on accommodated duty program?
The fire departments health and safety chief. GO 103.06 P. 1
94
What must an employee have from the doctor to be considered for light duty that must be sent to the safety and health chief?
A written work status report along with restrictions. GO 103.06 P1
95
The employee cannot work within the occupational capacity at any time. True or false
True... unless stated by doctor otherwise...GO 103.06 P.2
96
Can light duty employees work overtime?
NO...GO103.06 P.2
97
What must the Health and safety chief have before a Light duty employee can go back to occupational work?
A doctors release...GO103.06 p. 2
98
Depending on the significance of the illness or injury the health and safety chief may want to employee to get medical clearance from the Health center physician. t or f
TRUE...GO103.06 p. 2
99
The fire dept. is under no obligation or responsibility to provide light duty to all employees that apply....t or f
True...GO103.06 P.2
100
How often will the health and fire safety chief be updated on light duty members?
weekly..GO103.06 p.2
101
There are 3 phases for employees who cannot perform
| his or her own position, as evidenced by medical documentation...what is included in phase 1?
Phase 1 0-6 months- employee is guaranteed same or similar position.
1. Benefits /compensation which may apply:
- fire dept. accommodated duty, if applicable.
- sick leave, vacation, Comp. time, FMLA, Exceptional disability, donated vacation, leave without pay (LWOP),short term disability, long term disability, public safety disability retirement. GO 103.06 p.3
102
There are 3 phases for employees who cannot perform his or her own position, as evidenced by medical documentation...what is included in phase 2?
Phase 2 7-12 months
1. Continue applicable benefits/compensation.
- continue leave,- or continue modified or accommodated duty assignment
- Released to return to work, with or without reasonable accommodations as defined by ADA, to a position which is vacant for which the employee qualifies. GO103.06 p. 3
103
There are 3 phases for employees who cannot perform his or her position, as evidenced by medical documentation...what is included in phase 3?
Phase 3 after 12 months-employee separates from city employment and, if applicable, assumes appropriate retiree status. Should a fire dept. employees injury exceed the city of Glendale 12 month limit, it will be at the discretion of the fire chief and human resource director to waive the city of Glendale medical leave process, provided there is an open division assignment the employee is physical capable of working within.
1. Continue applicable benefits/compensation
- re-employments efforts are made to available positions within the city. If qualified and placed on eligibility list, interview is guaranteed for position of same or lower salary range.
- city re-employment cease after 12 months separated from city employment. GO 103.06 p.4
104
What is the purpose for GO 104.02 named Payroll and Assignment?
To. establish guidelines for the filling of shift/station vacancies when they occur. G)104.02 p.1
105
What is assessed before a bid or shift balance happens?
Department need. GO104.02 p.1
106
How long will u usually be able bid on open position?
usually one week...but if the one week time frame is unrealistic due to unforeseen circumstances, the operational chief will make every effort to contact all personnel involved or affected by the change. GO104.02 p.1
107
How is it determined who will get an open position?
Qualification, and seniority. GO104.02 P.1
108
If 2 or more positions become vacant at the same time which positions will be filled first?
The position that has the highest rank...GO104.02
109
Can rovers bid across shift for rover homes?
No. rovers can only bid same shift rover homes..GO104.02 p.1t
110
How does a position get filled if no one bids the spot after the bidding process is over?
It will be filled by the lowest seniority person with the requirements. GO104.02
111
If an a person voluntarily bids and accepts a position on another shift, what should the operation chief to do for the person?
Manage their vacation and usage....it is the responsibility of person to notify the operations chief within 2 weeks of shift change to make them aware of a specific vacation pick that they would like to use. GO104.02 p.2
112
Will employees who are balanced to anther shift be granted there original vacation?
Yes.GO104.02 P.2
113
What is the purpose of GO105,02 pertaining to portable radios?
to provide radios t all members to protect them from the risk of being lost or trapped during emergency operations...GO105.02 p.1
114
When should firefighters use there radios?
for a task and radio designation by their Captain, or when an emergency arises. GO105.02 p.1
115
What is the radio designation for captains?
Engine or ladder followed by the unit number...unless designated as command or given a sector assignment, GO105.02 p.1
116
What is the radio designation for Engineers?
Pump or truck followed by the unit number, unless given another specific task or sector assignment. GO105.02
117
what is the radio designation for firefighter?
Firefighter will only use the portable radio during emergency situations, given a specific task or sector assignment. example: interior to command or engine151a to engine 151 Go105.02 p.1
118
what should any member do when a firefighter is missing lost or trapped?
call a mayday. GO105.02 p.2
119
What is followed by a May-day report?
Emergency traffic tone. GO105.02 p.2
120
If a missing firefighter comes up on another channel what will the dispatcher do?
Dispatcher will maintain communications with him or her and relay to command...its is essential that communications do not get lost with lost or trapped firefighter. GO105.02 p.2
121
Ounce a missing or trapped firefighter is recovered what will take place?
All personnel will be notified that the dispatch center is back to normal operating.
GO105.02 p.2
122
What side of the truck should the American flag be flown from?
Right side. GO105.09
123
What are the dimensions of flags that can be flown from fire dept. trucks?
2 feet in height and 3 feet in length.
| GO105.09 p.1
124
What are the dimensions for flagstaffs?
29inches in length, 3/8 inches in diameter and black in color. All flagstaffs should be mounted on the diamond plate with a bendable, heavy duty, stainless steel antenna spring. GO105.09
125
What should you do prior to installation of a flag?
Contact resource management for proper placement. GO 105.09
126
All flags should be made of what material?
Vinyl weather tolerant and washable.
| GO105.09 p.1
127
How should flags be washed?
with warm water and mild detergent, no bleach, stain removers, or other abrasive-cleaning agents shall be applied to flags. GO105.09 p.1
128
How should flags be dried?
Air dried only. GO105.09 p.1
129
When should flags be replaced?
every three months or sooner if flags become torn, soiled or weathered. GO105.09
130
What is the purpose of the citizen observer program?
Gives anyone the opportunity to observe what we do during a ride along.
GO107.01 p.1
131
With who should the ride along be scheduled through first?
Operations division or shift commander
| GO107.01 p.1
132
What form must filled out before a rider I cleared to ride?
Waiver of liability form # 107.01 p.1
133
Citizen observers will be scheduled from____ to____ only.
0800 to 2200 GO107.01 p.1
134
Citizen observers are expected to____ and ____ a certain way that reflects a positive image on the fire dept.
Act and dress. GO107.01 p.2 No shorts, skirts, dresses....must wear socks and closed shoes...Shirts, hats, jackets, sweatshirts with insignias, writing will not be allowed.
135
What is the first thing you should do if you are exposed to a communicable disease?
Notify your first level supervisor immediately.
GO108.01A p.1 and also call the phoenix alarm room at 602 262-6595 tell them where you can be reached. Also notify one of the Glendale infectious disease officers.
136
What are some ways that infectious disease can be transmitted?
Blood, body fluids visibly contaminated with blood, or body fluids which include, but not limited to: urine, feces, vomit, saliva, tears, mucus, cerebrospinal fluid, semen, vaginal secretions, and placenta fluid. If the human skin has any abrasions or cuts then the protective barrier is breached and is open to possible transmission. GO108.01A
137
In the event of a possible transmission what should you do?
1. wash needle stick with soap and water
2. Flush splashes to nose, mouth, or skin
with water.
3. irrigate eyes with clean water, saline, or sterile solution. GO108.01A
138
Out of the following: aids/HIV, HEP A, HEP B, HEP C, measles, meningitis, TB, MRSA, H1N1(influenza) which 3 have the most high risk?
HEP B, HEP C, and measles. GO108,01A p.2
139
What should the exposure notification include?
1. Alarm # and time of exposure. 2. how did exposure occur. 3. What body fluids were involved. 4. who did body fluids come from. 5. Was employees skin intact? 6. What specific part of the body was exposed? 7. What hospital was the patient trans to? 8. Condition of patient, plus medical history if available.GO108.01A p.3
140
What must be done for a significant HIV exposure?
The industrial commission of Arizona requires 5 step procedure in accordance with A.R.S. 23-1043.02 GO108.01A p.4
141
HEP B....how many shots are given intramuscularly for treatment?
3. with the second given 30 days after the first and the third 6 months after the initial dose. GO108.01A
142
What is the purpose for bicycle teams?
To deliver EMS during events that create access problems. GO108.03 p. 1
143
Who determines the deployment of the bicycle team?
The operations Chief. GO108.03 P.1
144
Who over sees the bicycle team?
Program manager. GO108.03 p.1
145
Name the responsibilities of the bicycle manager?
- maintain all bicycle equipment
- Arrange and coordinate the staffing of required events by team members.
- Make recommendations to the operations chief concerning the maintenance of the team.
- Shall be responsible for the training and development of new members. GO18.03 p.1
146
When are employees eligible for bicycle training?
After probation. GO18.03 p.1
147
How many hours is the bicycle training course that must be passed before being part of the team?
8 hours GO18.03 p.2
148
Who is responsible for on site clean up and disposal of onsite hazardous material?
Persons or party that caused or contributes and or a property owner. GO111.05 p.1
149
When a RP can not be located or is unwilling to take responsibility for a hazmat cleanup what must take place?
The on duty special operations safety officer (BC152) or incident commander will arrange for clean up with the City o Glendale's hazardous material cleanup contractor.GO111.05 p.1
150
Who is the hazmat clean up contractor for the City f Glendale?
Environmental Response Inc. (ERI) 480-967-2802 this number in answered 24/7. GO111.05 p. 1
151
In the case of small flammable liquid spills less than 10 gallons of diesel and less that less that 30 gallons of gasoline, what must be used as a hydrocarbon - digesting product?
Micro-blaze... should be added to the 2 1/2 gallon pressurized water extinguisher. 1 pint or 16 ounce of micro-blaze to 2 1/2 gallons of water. GO111.05 p. 1
152
The purpose of human resource says policy number 512 is what?
To keep communication open between management and all employees on employment ideas and issues.
153
Who are the agencies involved in air operations and available for emergencies?
Air EVAC, life net , Mesa Police Department, Native Air, Department of Public Safety, Phoenix Police Department, Sheriff's Department, Arizona Army National Guard, television stations channels 3, 5,10,12, and 15, Air Services International and Halo 151.
154
Why should a helicopter be used for EMS transportation?
When time and distance effect ground transportation time, when sufficient ambulance are unavailable, or when patients are in locations inaccessible to ground units. 201.07 v2 p.1
155
How many patients can MED - EVAC carry?
Only 1 immediate patient. 201.07 v2 p.1
156
What city has capability of fighting a brushfire?
City of Mesa and City of Phoenix. 201.07 v2 p. 2
157
What are the considerations for special use helicopters?
1. External load (sling loads, long lines, water bucket, etc.)
2. Hover sites (low - level hovering)
3. Helicopter repelling (insertions and extraction's)
4. Flights conducted below 500 feet above ground level
5. Helicopter operations around a fire perimeter
6. Single skid landings
7. Any take off and landing takeoff requiring special pilot technique due to terrain, obstacles, or surface condition.
201. 07 v2 p.4
158
Ground units should have________ contact with pilot before landing.
Direct. 201.07 v2 p.4
159
Pertaining to a landing zone, should anything become unsafe during the approach of any helicopter what should be done?
Instruct the pilot to go around 3 times. 201.07 v2 p.5
160
Personnel on the ground landing zone should have what?
A portable radio, eye protection, ear protection, high-visibility safety vest. Usually engine companies are more suitable for this assignment. 201.07 v2 p. 5
161
How big should a landing zone be?
100 feet x 100 feet flat and free of debris. 201.07 v2 p.6
162
How far away should spectators and EMS personnel be away from landing zone?
200 feet. 201.07 v2 p.6
163
In the center of the landing zone what must be identified? .
A 60 foot x 60 foot touch down area with visual markers. 201.07 v2 p.6
164
Where should the individual communicating with the pilot stand?
The front right corner. (As seen by the pilot of the touch down area) 201.07 v2 p.6
165
Where should the touch down area be located?
At least 100 yard from other activity areas. 201.07 v2 p.6
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What should be done if touch down area is dusty?
Have engine company spray down touch down area. 201.07 v2 p.6
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At no time shall personnel pass behind the body of the helicopter and the ______ _______.
Tail rotor 201.07 v2 p.6
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Helicopter safety factors are?
- Approach and depart helicopter from the front or 45 degree angle from the front in a crouching position while remaining in the pilots view.
- Establish eye contact with the pilot before approaching if rotor is moving.
- Do not approach helicopter after landing until pilot signals approval to approach.
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What PPE shall all crew members wear?
Flight helmet, fire resistant clothing and leather boots. 201.07 v2 p.7
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Treatment zone should be how far away from landing zone?
300 feet 201.07 v2 p.8
| FYI - review helicopter hand signals 201.07 v2 p.9
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What is the goal of an attack team?
To achieve more effect result. 202.10 v2 p. 1
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A standard attack team consists of?
Two engine companies plus a ladder company which involves a forward pumper supplied by one or two lines from a key pumper on a hydrant. 202.10 v2 p. 1
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What tactical consideration must be considered on any tree rescue?
Our risk management profile. 204.13 v2 p.1
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How big should the hazard zone perimeter be around the tree?
50 feet. 204.13 v2 p.2
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How far away should non-essential civilian personnel be away from tree?
150 feet. 204.13 v2 p.2
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The rescue sector is responsible for what?
Ensures that everyone tat everyone is wearing PPE, develops a rescue plan and a backup plan and ensures that the plan is communicated to all personnel operating on the incident. 204.13 v2 p.3
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The rescue plan consist of fours ways and should be done in this order...
1. Self-rescue, if possible talk to the victim into self rescue
2. Aerial platform ladder truck rescue
3. Ground ladder, if it is not possible with a aerial ladder
4. Climb the tree, if an aerial platform or ground ladder will not work, but, a TRT member must perform tis rescue. 204.13 v2 p.4
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What are some other considerations when it comes to tree rescue?
Inclement weather for victim and rescuers, and a PIO for tree rescues attract media. 204.13 v2 p.4
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What is the purpose of emergency deployment?
To significantly increase the number of available emergency response resources expeditiously to deal with high activity types. 205.05 v2 p. 1
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Any one large scale incident may use 60% of automatic aid resources, how much of a percentage must remain in service to handle routine emergency activity within the system?
40% 205.05 v2 p.1
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If 2 large scale incidents are using 35% of automatic aid resources then how much must remain to handle routine emergencies?
30% 205.05 v2 p.1
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If three large scale incidents are working simultaneously, each incident may use 25% of automatic aid resources leaving ________% to handle routine emergency activity within the system.
25% 205.05 v2 p.1
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Within the three types of emergency deployments what will take place?
All three types are modified so that if big incidents are going on within the system, the system will modify itself so that the system can still cover all areas. 205.05 v2 p.3
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What is the purpose of accountability?
To account for all Firefighters operating in the hot zone. 201.03 v2 p. 1
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Each person involved in an incident weather at the strategic, tactical, or task level of an incident must make a strong personal commitment to follow all policies and procedures regarding accountability. T or F
T 201.03 v2 p. 1
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When it comes to accountability, command/strategic addresses what?
It accounts for tracking of all crews and sectors/divisions/groups by location and function on a tactical work sheet. 201.03 v2 p. 1
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When it comes to accountability, sector officers account for?
All crews assigned to their sector. 201.03 v2 p. 1
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When it comes to accountability, the company officer is responsible for?
For each Firefighters location and task. 201.03 v2 p. 1
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An engineer's responsibilities for accountability are as follows:
1. Tracks crews and crew members who take hand lines from his or her apparatus.
2. Collects passports from crews prior to entering the hot zone.
3. Places passport/pouch on discharge gate when hose line is charged.
4. Places hose line id tags on each hos line
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A Firefighter when it comes to accountability is responsible for?
1. Proper company id on his or her helmet
2. Ensure that name tag is placed on passport and roster is updated.
3. Stay with his or he crew at all times
4. Maintain a constant awareness of his or her exit air supply. 201.03 v2 p. 2
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What must all members do first thing in the morning when reporting to shift?
Update the passport. 201.03 v2 p3
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What will the engineer do after he or she charges a hose line?
Put the appropriate units passport and hose line and I.D.
tag should be placed on the discharge gate that matches the unit that is using that hose line.
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Where should ladder crews leave there passport when going to the roof?
Inside the cab of the ladder on the dashboard.
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Where should ladder crews leave there passport when going into a structure?
Passport should be delivered to closest engine of point of entry.
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Every engine has a backup accountability kit. T or F.
True
The kit comes in blue nylon bag with the following:
-3 blank hose line I.D. tags-to mark company I.D. tag with a grease pencil.
-1 passport pouch
-1 blank passport- to mark crew members IDs with grease pencil.
-1 blank passport with Velcro- to attach crew member name tags from underside of helmet.
-1 grease pencil. 201.03V2 p.4
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When can a passport be terminated?
When a fire control is called and a par for all crews has been reported. 201.03V2 p.4
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Passport rules are as follows:
- passports will only reflect those personnel presently in the hot zone.
- passports will be delivered to the assigned accountability location prior to entering that hot zone.
- passports will be maintained at that point of entry to the hot zone.
- Passports never enter the hot zone.
- Passports will be retrieved by crews upon exiting the hot zone.
- Passport accountability location is the engine where crew deployed hose line. 201.03V2 p.4
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What does PAR stand for?
Personal accountability report.....is a confirmation that all members are accounted for and have adequate air supply. Pars should be done face to face within the working sector/division/group whenever possible 201.03V2 p.4
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A PAR will be required for the following situations:
- any report of a missing/injured or trapped firefighter.
- any change from offensive to defensive.
- any sudden hazardous event at the incident-flashover, backdraft, collapse, May day etc.
- as companies report an all clear.
- as companies report an under control.
- at every elapse of 30 minutes.
- any time command feels its necessary. 201.03V2 p.5
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Effective apparatus placement begins with?
The first arriving units. 205.07V2 p.1
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The placement of all fire apparatus on the fire ground should be a reflection of the following:
- standard operating procedures for first arriving companies.
- tactical objectives and priorities.
- staging procedure
- a direct order from command.
- a conscious decision on the part of the company officer based on existing predictable conditions. 201.03 V2 p.1
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What must be avoided when placing any fire apparatus on fire or ems scenes?
Belly to butt. 205.07 V2 P.1
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Where should later arriving companies stage?
They should stage 1 block away from the scene and remain uncommitted until ordered by command. 205.07 V2 p.1
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Command must be aware of what 2 types of apparatus?
Apparatus that is working and apparatus that is parked.
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How far should apparatus generally be placed away from involved building and even with nothing showing?
At least 30 feet. 205.07 V2 p.2
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What are some other things that you can be aware of while placing an apparatus?
Driveways that have only one way in and one way out and overhead power lines...do not park where they may fall. 205.07 V2 p.2
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What should you do if an apparatus becomes endangered by fire?
Activate engine sprinkler system if it has one, and operate hose line between the fire and apparatus until you get the apparatus positioned away from fire if
possible. 205.07 V2 p.2
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Why is it important to be in "key" position when 1st arriving?
So that maximum advantage can be taken for fire attack access and supplied with pumped water before access gets blocked. 205.07 V2 p.2
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You should try took hookup to the closest hydrant to the fire when securing water source? T or F
True unless it will jeopardize the apparatus. 205.07 V2 P.2
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Where should supply lines tried to be laid?
a. in your bed at home
b. wherever your heat desires.
c, at the nearest brothel.
d. same side of street as the hydrant.
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d. same side of street as the hydrant, then crossing over as close to the fire as possible.
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What should be done or considered when a key pumper is the main source of water for a fire if its not done already?
There hydrant should be pumped. 205,07 V2 P.2
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What are some things a ladder company should be thinking about when arriving on strip mall fire or apartment fire?
Place the ladder in a position where if they have to go defensive, they will be able to do so without repositioning....must be positioned for effective use of hand ladders and all tools.
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Where should a command vehicle be placed on an incident?
In a location that will allow maximum visibility and where it can be easily found. 205.07 V2 P.3
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Where should Rescue units be placed?
In a safe position that will be most effective for treatment and transportation for any victim. 205.07 V2 p. 3
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What does raising the aerial device mean?
It means to elevate the entire assembly from its stored position to a desired angle and useful position, rotating the aerial device consists of a series of motion that includes elevating, rotating, extending, and lowering the device to its objective. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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What tasks should be complete prior to deploying an aerial devise?
- place apparatus in he proper position for maximum efficiency of use
- apply all paring breaks
- place apparatus transmission into the proper gear, and operate the power take off (PTO) to provide power t the aerial devices hydraulics system.
- fully deploy the stabilizers according to the manufacturers recommendations.
- switch the selector valve from the stabilizer position to the aerial device position so that hydraulic power is provided for aerial operations. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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Why do some fire agencies prefer that the Firefighters in the platform have primary control of the aerial device?
Because they are in the best position to place the platform in the most desirable operational location. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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Why is it so important to engage the extension locks on a aerial ladder?
Extension locks make aerial ladder a rigid structure, reduces chance of failure. There has never been a recorded failure of an aerial device with properly engaged extension locks at a elevation of at least 50 degrees with proper loading. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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What is the purpose of draining the water way before reverse extending?
- Reduces the amount of stress
- Reduces excessive PSI within piping system.
- Prevents damaged to the seals, open both ends, nozzle and intake valve, also drain any hose lines in bed of ladder. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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What are the safest conditions in which an aerial ladder may be operated?
On a hard level surface, with negligible wind conditions and above freezing temperatures. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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Why may a ladder fail when the ladder pipe is operating with the ladder placed at a low angle of elevation?
Overloading and overextension. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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What are the two keys to operating on a grade?
- Optimum positioning
- Proper stabilization of the app. is emphasized because operating the aerial device is much more risky on a grade.
- Knowing lad restrictions for the given grade Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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How does ice reduce rescue capability?
Ice can cause damage to the structural members or auxiliary system when the device is moved from position. Chapter 8 Aerial IFSTA
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What signs of mechanical trouble or impending failure must the driver/operator continually watch?
- Drifting of the device when raised.
- Overloading of electrical system.
- Gages indicating abnormality.
- Leaking fuel.
- Leaking hydraulic fluid.
- Leaking coolant.
- Leaking motor oil.
- Overheating of any components.
- Unusual noises or vibrations
- Odor of burning fluids.
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What is always the first priority on the fire ground?
Rescue Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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What is always the best position for an aerial device when being raised to a victim?
Perpendicular to all the victims. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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When should an adult victim be carried or supported while traveling down a ladder?
When they are severely injured or unconscious, or who are not physically able to do it themselves. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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Why shouldn't victims be able to jump into the aerial platform?
It can damage the aerial device because of the initial stress load happening so fast. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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In what common scenarios are aerial apparatus called upon to assist personnel who are working on a water rescue emergency?
Vehicles that have been driven into high water across roadways. It is recommended that fir departments discourage this type of rescue because of stability issues, unstable ground, and stress on ladder from moving water, which all are unsafe. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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What role may aerial apparatus play in air craft rescue and firefighting incidents?
For rescue purposes, for evacuating people out of an aircraft. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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What is the purpose for exposure protection when it comes to a aerial ladder?
To keep fire contained and not allow it to spread by convection, radiation, or direct flame contact. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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What conditions may impede the effectiveness of a fog stream as exposure protection?
- High wind.
- Excessive distance between the nozzle and exposure
- Extensive heat from the fire evaporating the stream prior to contact with the target area. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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Why are video cameras sometimes placed on water tower devices?
This allows the aerial device operator to view the deployment of the device from the tip and accurately direct the fore stream to the target. Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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What are some indicators of a potential defensive attack?
- Fire or building conditions that prohibit safely advancing hose lines into a building.
- The incident commander decides to sacrifice part of the building to the fire
- Large amounts of water needed to extinguish the fire. (Communicating attics or multiple apartments etc.) Chapter 10 Aerial IFSTA
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When dispatched to a freeway Incident, dispatch should give you the following information?
-Type of Incident
-Location
-Direction of travel
-Traffic conditions
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What driving code should be used when responding to freeway Incident ?
Code 2 while on the freeway mainline....however, alternating headlights and rear flashers may be used.
V2 205.15 P.2
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Going against traffic on the freeway should be avoided....true or false
true....only if requested by DPS and it is assured that traffic has been stopped.
V2 205.15 P.2
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On multiple unit responses what should the first responding unit do?
Report its identity within 1 mile from the incident, location and direction of travel, other units will stage level 1, preferably on or near on ramps and also to stage in a way that blocks traffic from entering the freeway.
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If DPS has command on a freeway Incident what should take place next?
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A quick debriefing covering the following:
1. traffic conditions
2. fire/no fire
3. call for necessary help
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After a good command post with a good safe vantage point has been established and a unified command situation is needed what must the happen fast?
Key agencies must be notified ASAP.
-DPS, ADOT, Fire Dept., and local city police.
V2 205.15 p.3
241
It is critical to place apparatus in way that protects crew members and the scene but do not block other lanes that are not needed, true or false?
True ....block only lanes that are necessary that doesn't compromise safety and access.
V2 205.15 p.4
242
If fire dept. arrives before DPS to a freeway incident what should the engineer think about before DPS arrives?
Employ rear lights, flares, reflectors, or cones as required or directed by DPS....parking brake should be set and wheels turned to the side.
V2 205.15 p.4
243
When arriving to a freeway scene it is very important operate with a sense of urgency......True or false
True.... do your job, transport patients asap and clear lanes asap within operating safely.
V2 205.15 p.5
244
Review all maps and glossary terms in this SOP 205.15 volume 2 pages 7-8...true or false when reading on your own time.
True Biatches. V@ 205.15 p.7-8
