LT PKG EXAM #12 Flashcards
Question 1:
In order to comply with FDNY Rehabilitation and Care procedures, each apparatus is required to carry five gallon water jugs. These five gallon water jugs are to checked and refilled with fresh water when?
A: At each Roll Call
B: Once each day
C: Once each week
D: Only when necessary
Answer: A
Explanation:
AUC 230 sec 5.5
Question 4:
Engine operations in high rise fireproof multiple dwellings can be challenging. Of the following choices, which contains incorrect information?
A: Due to the complexity of supplying and stretching from standpipe systems, the first and second arriving engines companies will always operate together.
B: The first arriving engine should communicate with the ladder company officer to select the attack stairway. The attack stairway need not be the stairway with a standpipe outlet.
C: The first arriving engine should notify the 2nd engine and IC of the designation of the attack stairway.
D: Buildings where a three length stretch is required should be made known to all first alarm units and should be entered into the CIDS.
Answer: D
Explanation:
D) Buildings where a THREE length stretch from a standpipe would NOT be sufficient should be made known to all first alarm units and should be entered into the CIDS. I.e. This means if the building requires 4 (or more) lengths, it should be in CIDS and units notified.
MD Ch 2 8.1.1, 8.1.2, 8.1.5 B
Question 6:
Lieutenant Ace is discussing the Thermal Imaging Camera with one of her firefighters who is working his last tour before being promoted. She explains that a quick way to check if the camera is in the high heat (low sensitivity) mode is to look for what in the upper left corner of the display?
A: Red triangle inside a red square
B: Green triangle inside a green square
C: Red square inside a red triangle
D: Green square inside a green triangle
Answer: B
Explanation:
COLORS ARE ALWAYS A STRONG POSSIBILITY TO SHOW UP ON THE LT EXAM
TB Tools 27 Data Sheet 1 3.1.2
Question 8:
The Aerial Ladder Pipe can prove to be a significant asset at a fire operation where an elevated stream is required. Which of the following choices is correct?
A: Only one supply source is recommended to prevent undue stress on the aerial ladder in the event a sudden loss of water occurs.
B: The ladder pipe should be supplied with roughly 110 psi, plus 5 psi for every 10 feet in elevation.
C: When in operation, the angle of the aerial ladder should not exceed 80 degrees. At the maximum operating angle of 80 degrees, the maximum elevation of the ladder pipe will be 90 feet.
D: While the ladder pipe is in operation, both the vertical and horizontal movement of the stream is controlled using the halyard.
Answer: B
Explanation:
B Note: When operating at the maximum elevation of 80 feet, the Siamese should be supplied with roughly 150 psi.
A) TWO supply sources are recommended to prevent undue stress on the aerial ladder in the event a sudden loss of water occurs.
B) When in operation, the angle of the aerial ladder should not exceed 70 DEGREES. At the maximum operating angle of 70 DEGREES, the maximum elevation of the ladder pipe will be 80 FEET.
C) While the ladder pipe is in operation, the VERTICAL movement of the stream is controlled using the halyard. The HORIZONTAL movement is controlled by moving the turntable.
Eng Ch 9 6.6.5 - 6.6.8
Question 9:
You have just been hired to staff E-522 the Reserve Apparatus in E-329’s quarters. As a Lieutenant in charge of this apparatus, the only correct procedure you followed can be found in which choice?
A: You ensured there was a minimum of 3 CFR trained FFs
B: You ensured the Reserve apparatus is equipped with CFR equipment by utilizing E-329s spare equipment or utilizing the battalion depot
C: During the tour, you utilized the battalion depot for any OOS CFR equipment
D: E-329’s officer will be responsible for filling out and forwarding a Lost Property Report upon the discovery any equipment lost after deactivation of E-522
Answer: C
Explanation:
AUC 259
A- Minimum of 2 CFR trained FFs….sec 9.2
B- Reserve CFR units will be provided with CFR equipment by Tech Services upon activation…sec 9.4
C- sec 9.6
D- The officer who was in charge of the apparatus while it was out of storage is responsible for the preparation and forwarding of the Lost Property Report….sec 7.5.4
Question 13:
Which of the following is not a properly-described duty of the second arriving engine at a high rise fireproof multiple dwelling fire?
A: Upon arrival, ensure the Fire Department Connection is supplied and provide assistance where necessary (e.g., extremely long stretch to the FDC, broken FDC, frozen hydrant, etc.)
B: Obtain the Post Radio from the first arriving BC and bring it to the standpipe outlet where the first hoseline is being connected to establish a communications link on the Command Channel between the fire sector and the IC, if necessary.
C: The second arriving engine officer must advise the IC when their members are assisting the first engine advance into the IDLH.
D: When the second line is charged, the pressure on the first line may drop; therefore, the nozzle firefighter of the first line should be notified.
Answer: D
Explanation:
D) When the second line is charged ,the pressure on the first line may drop; therefore, the CONTROL FIREFIGHTER at the standpipe outlet supplying the first line AND the OFFICER of the first line should be notified.
MD Ch 2 8.2.3 A,B, D, 8.3.3 B
Question 16:
Safety is a priority when utilizing the aerial ladder. Which of the following choices is not in accordance with Department policy?
A: Before placing the aerial ladder into operation, the area immediately around the turntable should be designated a Danger Zone.
B: Before placing the aerial ladder into operation, the Danger Zone around the turntable should be clear of members, tools or any impediments before rotation of the aerial.
C: When placing the aerial ladder into operation, if a firefighter is to climb the aerial ladder, he or she shall climb onto the turntable after the aerial ladder is raised and rotated.
D: Always have the chauffeur remain close to the apparatus while the aerial is in use. For extended operations or when the turntable will be left unattended, disengage the power-take-off in order to prevent accidental movement of the ladder.
Answer: C
Explanation:
C) BEFORE placing the aerial ladder into operation, if a firefighter is to climb the aerial ladder at the start of an operation, he or she shall be in position on the turntable BEFORE the aerial ladder is to be raised and rotated.
Lad 2 8.17, 8.25
Question 20:
Units in Battalion 70 are assigned to a Class 3 alarm in a commercial building as a result of a power surge in the building. After investigating and determining the cause of the alarm, the Ladder company officer recommends a 10-35 signal to the Chief in the street. Which choice below represents the CORRECT use of the signal at this box?
A: 10-35 Code 4
B: 10-35 Code 2
C: 10-35 No Code
D: 10-35 Code not used for this response.
Answer: D
Explanation:
COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 8
D IS CORRECT – Any alarm system activation that is unwarranted or unnecessary, excluding a sprinkler system alarm or an alarm system activation resulting from a utility power fluctuation (Use 10-40 Code 2)
Question 23:
At a 2nd floor fire in a 4-story Brownstone, the first arriving Ladder Company brought in a number of tools. Which member did not come equipped with the correct tool assignment?
A: The Extinguisher Firefighter brought the 6’ hook, pressurized water extinguisher, Flashlight and HT.
B: The Forcible Entry Firefighter brought the Maul, Halligan, rabbit tool, Flashlight and HT.
C: The OV Firefighter brought the 6’ hook, Halligan, Flashlight and HT.
D: The Roof Firefighter brought the 6’ Halligan Hook, Flashlight, HT and Life Saving Rope (LSR).
Answer: D
Explanation:
D) The Roof Firefighter brought the HALLIGAN, 6’ Halligan Hook, Flashlight, HT and Life Saving Rope (LSR).
B Note: Instead of the Maul, this member could have brought the Axe.
C Note: For top floor fires, the saw is taken in place of the hook.
BS/RF 2.6
Question 28:
Of the following choices, which contains incorrect information regarding Ladder Company operations in two-family private dwellings?
A: Because of their status as two-family dwellings, two separate living areas will be found. In most cases, the first and second floors are occupied by separate families with bedrooms on both floors.
B: Access to the second floor is via an enclosed stairway and because of this, there will not be an initial rapid buildup of smoke on the second floor.
C: For cellar and first floor fires, the Roof/OV team of the first arriving ladder company will conduct a survey around the perimeter of the dwelling for occupants in need of immediate rescue. If no visible life hazard is found, they shall VEIS the second floor windows and assist in searches.
D: There are some private dwellings designed with a separate, small apartment located at the ground floor or below grade level. These apartments may have a separate and distinct entrance as the only means of access.
Answer: C
Explanation:
C) For cellar and first floor fires, the Roof/OV team of the first arriving ladder company will conduct a survey around the perimeter of the dwelling for occupants in need of immediate rescue. If no visible life hazard is found, they shall VEIS the FIRST floor windows and assist in searches.
C Notes:
-Prior to conducting any horizontal ventilation tactics from the exterior, the member(s) shall request permission from the Ladder Company officer operating in the fire area in order to coordinate ventilation tactics with interior operations.
-They must ensure that all bedrooms on the first floor are searched quickly.
-After completion of first floor, they should VEIS the second floor if the second ladder company has not yet arrived.
PD Ch 4 9
Question 29:
Upon arrival for an “odor” you discovered a small spillage of muriatic acid that was used to clean the outside of a building. You took several actions at this incident. Choose the incorrect action.
A: Transmitted a 10-80 for a Haz-Mat response
B: Ordered all work involving the building cleaning and spraying to be stopped while FDNY was on scene
C: Ordered FFs to wear bunker gear only. SCBA wasn’t required since the muriatic acid was being used in a diluted form
D: Ordered chauffeur to place apparatus up wind from incident
Answer: C
Explanation:
Although used in a diluted form, muriatic acid can cause burns to the skin and should not be inhaled. Full firefighting protective equipment shall be worn
Haz-Mat ch 2 p-8
Question 31:
All firefighters should understand how a “backdraft” occurs. Of the following choices, which is incorrect?
A: A backdraft is a deflagration resulting from the sudden introduction of air into a confined space containing oxygen-deficient products of incomplete combustion.
B: During a backdraft, the ignition pushes unburned fuel-rich gases ahead of the burning smoke-air mixture as it expands. A large fire ball results as the burning flammable and smoke-air mixture is forced, under pressure, from the compartment.
C: A backdraft will always lead to a heavy fire condition.
D: Backdraft Indicators include no visible/active flaming within the compartment and extremely limited or no ventilation of the fire compartment.
Answer: C
Explanation:
C) A backdraft may lead to a heavy fire condition OR may expel all of the fire gases, leaving ONLY LOCALIZED COMBUSTION in its path.
B Note: The over-pressurization and dramatic fireballs produced during backdraft can result in damage to the structure and extension of the fire beyond the compartment, and pose several risks to firefighters who are in its path.
TB FD Ch 3 7.2 - 7.3.2
Question 32:
Word of a complicated fire which resulted in fatalities quickly circulated through the department and the members of Engine 256 and Ladder 177 which did not respond were interested in getting the Battalion recordings. Which statement below regarding this request is CORRECT?
A: Company officers can only request recordings from incidents at which they operated.
B: Company officers can request recordings of the primary tactical and command channels.
C: Incidents involving serious injuries, fatalities, and high profile incidents will be made available only at the discretion of the Chief of Department.
D: Officers or units requesting HT audio must send an email from an FDNY email address to the HT recorder unit.
Answer: D
Explanation:
COMMUNICATIONS CHAPTER 9 ADDENDUM 1 – SECTION 8.
D IS CORRECT – 8.1
A -Unusual to request recordings for an incident at which an officer’s unit did not operate. Any such request considered by Operations and only granted if there are valid reasons justifying such request. 8.3.
B - Company Officers can request the primary and secondary tactical channels. Chief officers may request any available channel. 8.2
C - Chief of OPERATIONS 8.7
Question 33:
According to the FDNY Collapse Bulletin and the Citywide Incident Management System (CIMS), structural collapse is a?
A: single command event and the NYPD has been designated as the Incident Commander.
B: single command event and the FDNY has been designated as the Incident Commander.
C: dual command event and both the NYPD and FDNY have been designated as the Incident Commanders.
D: dual command event and both DOB and the FDNY have been designated as the Incident Commanders.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Collapse 1.2
Note: Search and rescue is a core competency of the FDNY, which gives the Fire Department the authority to direct search and rescue operations. All city agencies, including Police and Buildings Departments, operate under the direction of the FDNY during a structural collapse rescue operation.
Question 34:
There are certain times when an officer (IC) shall request the utility company to respond when on scene of a carbon monoxide (CO) activation. The incorrect time can be found in which choice?
A: A CO level is 9 PPM and over and is recorded by a meter
B: Units on scene shut off a gas appliance
C: An individual(s) is exhibiting symptoms of CO poisoning
D: Anytime the IC feels a response by the utility company is required
Answer: A
Explanation:
A CO level is OVER 9 PPM and is recorded by a meter
Haz-Mat ch 4 sec 4.1.5
