LAFD Quiz 32 Flashcards
According to Volume One – Emergency Operations 2/1.07.20 RESPONSE NARROW STREETS: Responsible officers shall use information to determine if "no parking" signs are needed on narrow streets where emergency response is restricted: If the sign reads – “No parking, one side parking allowed on the same side of roadway as the fire hydrant”: The traveled roadway width is: A) 20 B) 20’ – 28’ C) 28’ D) Over 28’
B) 20’ – 28’
According to Volume 1 – Emergency Operations 2/1-14.30 PERIMETER DELINEATION: It may be assumed that civil unrest may expand to include other areas of the City which would not ordinarily experience such disturbance. It will be an \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ responsibility to delineate the parameters of a given area of civil unrest. A) LAPD B) EOC C) DDC D) LAFD
A) LAPD
According to Volume 1 – Emergency Operations 2/1-14.60 GUIDELINES DURING TACTICAL ALERT- HELICOPTER OPERATIONS: Fire Department helicopters, except in extenuating circumstances, shall remain \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ outside of area of civil unrest parameters. A) grounded B) one mile C) five miles D) 500 feet
B) one mile
According the Volume 1 – 2/1–08.01 “Determination of First Alarm Assignments”. Which of the following would not be considered criteria for determining a Category “B” response.
A) Required Fire Flow—4500 GPM and above.
B) Dwellings, Apartments, Hotels more than 3 stories in height.
C) Assemblage occupancies on the second floor or above.
D) Schools more than two stories in height.
B) Dwellings, Apartments, Hotels more than 3 stories in height.
According to the BRUSH MANUAL ( Book 99), Chapter 1, The headings of “T” cards are colored to identify resource type. A “T” card with a “green” colored heading would indicate which type of resource? A) Engine Company B) Helicopters C) Fixed Wing Aircraft D) Camp Crews
D) Camp Crews
According to Volume 1 – 2/1-28.28, “Wagon Batteries”. Company Commanders shall have the option to equip Wagon Batteries with all of the following tips except: A) 1-1/2 inch smooth bore tip B) 500 G.P.M. Fog Hog C) 660 G.P.M Hydro Foam Nozzle D) All of the above are allowable tips.
D) All of the above are allowable tips.
According to Book 99–Brush Fire Operations Manual, Chapter 1, Brush Fire ICS : Which of the following statements is incorrect:
A) Branch Directors report to Operations.
B) Fire Behavior Specialist reports to Logistics.
C) Division/Group Supervisors report to Branch Directors.
D) All of the above are correct.
B) Fire Behavior Specialist reports to Logistics.
According to Book 99--Brush Fire Operations, Chapter V, “The Fire Environment”. The Wildland fire environment consists of three major components; Weather, Fuel and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. A) Topography B) Slope Alignment C) Defensible space D) Fuel density
A) Topography
According to Volume 1—Emergency Operations/Large Scale, 2/3-10.48 a Major Emergency exists when how many companies have been dispatched? A) 15 B) 16 C) 20 D) More than a Greater Alarm.
B) 16
According to Training Bulletin #8 –Electrical Hazards at Fires, STREET LIGHTS are dangerous because they may be fed from conductors carrying up to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ volts. A) 480 B) 750 C) 4,800 D) 6,600
C) 4,800
According to Training Bulletin #90 –FIRE BURNS –BACKDRAFT In order for a Backdraft to occurr, oxygen content must fall to between\_\_\_ and \_\_\_. A) 11% and 15% B) 13% and 17% C) 15% and 19% D) 17% and 21%
A) 11% and 15%
According to the Training Bulletin #90 –FIRE BURNS, FIRE PHENOMENA, All of the following are warning signs of a potential flashover except:
A) A rapid banking down of heated smoke.
B) Roll over occurring.
C) Smoke igniting when it rolls into the outside air.
D) Smoke that is increasing in heat and density.
C) Smoke igniting when it rolls into the outside air.
According to LAFD Manual of Operations – Volume 1 – Large Scale 2/3-10.70 INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM: The LAFD Incident Management Team (IMT) consists of members to provide staff support at Major emergency incidents and Department Command activations. There are \_\_\_\_IMT’S. A) Three B) Four C) Five D) Six
C) Five
According to Training Bulletin 97 – The Key to Effective Communication, Space Signals: Studies have indicated that people have what are known as "body buffer zones." Within these zones, only certain people may enter without the other feeling uncomfortable or defensive. It has been shown that a public distance for strangers is: A) 6” – 18” B) 18” – 4 ft. C) 4 ft – 12 ft. D) Over 12 ft.
D) Over 12 ft.
According to Training Bulletin 106 – LCES and “Watch Outs” for Structure Fires The most important decision will be knowing when to regroup and consider:
A) Reviewing the tactical objectives.
B) Knowledge of the conditions and control of the resources.
C) Risk vs. Gain
D) Transitioning from an offensive to defensive attack
C) Risk vs. Gain