L2.1 Pager message Flashcards

1
Q

What are the initial considerations when given the pager message?

A
Check mobilising or informative,
Check address and postcode,
Check time of call against mobilisation message,
What are you being mobilised as (SC or specialist)
ITAC code for incident,
Radio channel,
A-Z grid reference,
Incident status
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2
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When mobilised by pager, What are the Important incident statuses?

A
Size of fire e.g 4pump fire,
Persons reported,
Multiple calls,
Fire survival guidance (FSG),
Hazmat level,
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3
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Why is it important to know what you are being mobilised as?

A

You will be taking over, therefore your role may need to be back filled

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4
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Why is it important to check the time of call / mobilising?

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This will give you an idea of how quickly the incident is developing.

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5
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Why is it important to check the address and grid reference?

A

As these may be incorrect,

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6
Q

What are the main types of incident codes?

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A – Fire
B – special service
C – hazardous substance incident
D – tunnels
E – aircraft and airports
G – special procedures
H –Suspect explosive device
J – Waterborne incidents
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7
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What is the maximum number of appliances station officer can be in command of?

A

Maximum of four pumps

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8
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What is the maximum number of appliances that a station commander can be in command of?

A

Maximum of six pumps

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9
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What is the maximum number of appliances a group commander can be in charge off?

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A maximum of 10 pumps

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10
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What is the maximum number of appliances that a Deputy assistant commissioner can be in charge off?

A

A maximum of 15 pumps

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11
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What is the ITAC code for a normal fire?

A

A 1 – fire

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12
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What are the resources for and A1 - fire?

A

Two pumping appliances

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13
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What is the ITAC code for a Residential premises fire?

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A11 - Residential premises

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14
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What are the resources for a A11 - Residential premises fire?

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Normal fire Attendance of two pumping appliances plus any special risks

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15
Q

What resources do you get on a 4 pump make up?

A
4 x pumps and 1x 135 ladder,
1 x station officer or Sub officer,
1 x fire investigation unit,
1 x command unit,
1 xstation commander as monitoring officer
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16
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What resources do you get on a 5 pump make up?

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5 x  pumps and 1x 135 ladder,
3 x sub officer or station officer,
1 x fire investigation unit,
2 x command unit,
2 x station commander,
1 x group commander as monitoring officer,
1 x press.
17
Q

What additional resources do you get on a 6 pump make up?

A
6 x pumps and 1×135 ladder,
3 x sub officer or or station officer,
1 x fire investigation unit,
2 x command unit,
2 x Station commander,
1 x group commander as monitoring officer,
1 x press,
1 x fire safety.
18
Q

What additional resources do you get at a 10 pump make up?

A
10 x pumps and 1×135 ladder,
4 x  sub officer or station officer,
1 x fire rescue unit,
1 x fire investigation unit,
2 x command unit,
5 x station commander,
2 x group commander,
1 x fire safety,
1 x press,
1 x deputy assistant commissioner as monitoring officer