Messages Knowledge Flashcards

1
Q

How long are main scheme messages kept as evidence at brigade control?

A

5 years

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2
Q

What 2 LFB talk groups do we use for north and south?

A

M2FS
FLON-OPS02

M2FN
FLON-OPS04

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3
Q

What are point to point messages direct to control used for?

A

Sensitive or confidential information transmission direct to control

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4
Q

What other methods can be used to get a message to control privately?

A

Mobile phone
Fixed telephone
Point to point call

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5
Q

What is the spare additional talk group we can use with the permission of control?

A

FLON-OPS01

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6
Q

What reasons will require control to open up channel 1 (FLON-OPS01)?

A

Heavy radio traffic

Disruption to channel 2 or 4

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7
Q

At an incident, when should the first message to control be sent?

A

As soon as practical after situation assessment

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8
Q

When will brigade prompt u for a first informative message?

A

20 mins from arrival

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9
Q

At protracted incidents, how often should informative messages be sent?

A

Every 30 mins

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10
Q

How often should informative messages be sent from Incidents attracting 8 pumps +?

A

Every 60 mins

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11
Q

At what speed should messages be sent by the radio operative?

A

Dictation speed

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12
Q

If confronted by a situation for which there is no standard message , what should the OIC do?

A

Use ICs own words

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13
Q

Who uses the Airwave digital radio system?

A

All Fire and rescue services in England, Wales, Scotland

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14
Q

If a coded stop message is sent, what tactical mode will control deem the incident to have been dealt with?

A

Oscar offensive

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15
Q

An assistance message is sent for what 2 reasons?

A

Additional resources

Safety related information

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16
Q

If an appliance switches from 1 talk group to another for an incident, what must they do until arriving back at Station?

A

Remain on the selected talk group until back at station (status 1)

17
Q

If attending an incident out of LFB boundaries, what talk group should be used?

A

Use the talk group associated with that FRS

Should state on call slip

18
Q

When should you change back to FLon ops 2 or 4 after attending an incident out of LFB area?

A

When returning from an over the border incident

19
Q

If it is not stated at the bottom of the call slip which talk group should be used when attending over border incidents, what group should be used?

A

The neighbouring FRS talk group’s channel 1

20
Q

When communicating with other FRS’s Control, what call sign format do you use ?

A

London fire brigade, Mill Hill pump ladder (example)

21
Q

If an incident occurs in a small court, Mews or minor road, how should this been included in an informative?

A

Sent with the name of the Major road in addition

22
Q

If a road is divided by a central reservation, (dual carriageway/motorway) what must be stated in a message?

A

Direction of travel the incident occurs.
Northbound, southbound westbound, eastbound.

M25 clockwise/anti clockwise

23
Q

What 3 types of message are there?

A

Assistance
Informative
Stop

24
Q

What is the sequence of messages?

A

Assistance

Informative asap

Further assistance/informative

Fire surrounded 36

Stop

Further informative as required

Reliefs/ revisits

(Not all required all the time)

25
Q

When should a tac mode be sent?m to control?

A

First message and all from there on

26
Q

“9” assistance and priority messages examples are?

A
Make ups, (appliances/ officers etc)
Running calls
Inability to proceed
Persons reported (fire or trapped in vehicles).
Cylinders reported 
ORD + Hazmat info
Urgent police /Ambulance 
Specialist equipment/ utilities req
Initiating major incident procedure 
Implement civil disturbance procedure 
Firefighter emergency 
Implement water ops level 2
Anything Urgent
27
Q

What should be sent after each assistance message?

A

Informative stating:

Additional info about the incident
Actions being taken
Resources in use