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Multiple Choice MMAC Flashcards

1
Q

which of the following is not mobilised to a FFE

RRT
SAI
PLO
FIU

A

RRT

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2
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when may an SM acting as monitoring officer leave an incident?

a. surrounded sent or b. relief implemented or c. stop sent or d. once they ensure the incident management plan is achievable.

A

d. once they ensure the incident management plan is achievable and covers all foreseeable risks.

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3
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is the monitoring officer required to attend if the stop has been sent?

a. No, stop return takes. b. Yes, if vehicles are in attendance c. Yes, but only batch mobilising d. Yes, regardless

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b. Yes, if brigade vehicles are in attendance

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4
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Temporary SM in attendance first does the substantive SM have to take over?

A

NO!! There is no differentiation between substantive and temporary on the fire ground

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5
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on the incident ground, who has overall responsibility for the discharge of fire service functions?

A

A. The Incident Commander

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6
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What is the function of an Ops Commander.
a. to filter info to the IC, b. co-ordinate the ops sector, c. direct responsibility for functional/ops sectors, d. deal with complex relief plans?

A

b. to co-ordinate the ops sector and exercise the IC’s authority.

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7
Q

can more than one ops Commander be used at an Incident?

a. No, deemed as functional working, b. YES, c. Yes, but only high rise, d. No, this is not in line with policy

A

b. YES

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8
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how is an Ops sector defined?
a. physical area of the ground, identifiable by boundaries, b. area defined by mapping officer, c. agreed at silver meeting, d. area of sufficient water

A

a. an area of responsibility defined by a physical area of ground, if possible, clearly identifiable boundaries such as floors or walls should be used

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9
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is it a legal requirement for an IC to carry out a DRA on incident ground?
a. no. b Yes, under H&S at work regs c. exempt from EU working directives d. only incidents requiring a coded stop.

A

b. YES under the H&S at work regs

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10
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can an IC use more than one tactical mode in a sector?
a. if using stage 2 EC. b. NO only 1 mode c. Yes in a functional sector d. NO, tactical mode describes further resources needed

A

b. NO, one sector can only have one tactical mode.

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11
Q

which is correct regarding sprinkler systems?
a. supplies must be augmented. b. water should not be taken from same main. c. actuated systems normally turned off to allow firefighting

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c. actuated systems may be turned off to allow firefighting techniques to take place.

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12
Q

how long will wet rising main supply water for?

a. 60 min depending on water authority b. 45 mins. c. 90 mins. d. no limit on supply time

A

b. 45 mins

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13
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when control are dealing with an FSG what dedicated channel will they open
a. M2FH FLON OPS 01 b. M2FE FLON OPS 03 C M2FS FLON OPS 06 D. The channel that the incident CU is using

A

a. M2FH FLON OPS 01

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14
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what does METHANE stand for in relation to JESIP

A

M - Major accident declared
E - Exact location
T - Type of incident
H - Hazards present or suspected
A - Access routes that are safe to use
N - Number, type and severity of casualties
E - Emergency services in attendance and those required

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15
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The ILO is the brigade tactical advisor for what?

A
  1. crisis management
  2. public disorder
  3. firearm related incidents
  4. CBRN terrorism
  5. conventional terrorism
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16
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Marshalling officer will be clearly identifiable by what colour tabard

A

RED

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17
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USAR capabilities consist of 3 modules plus prime movers. what is module 3

A

breaking and breaching

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18
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who is responsible for deciding to mobilise to an incident within the defined area being covered by a forward control point?

A

Group Manager designated, mobilising officer.

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19
Q

on receipt of a civil disturbance in progress message, who will control dispatch to nominated RVP

A

An SM

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20
Q

for any incident identified as having terrorist related origins, who has responsibility for the overall control and co-ordination of the incident.

A

police incident Commander

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21
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how far away from other emergency command vehicles Should the CU be parked for effective communication to p

A

more than 10 meters

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22
Q

what is channel 10 used for

A

dedicated command unit channel

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23
Q

who’s responsibility is it to commit the RRT at an incident

A

the IC

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24
Q

which is not an internal collapse of a structure.
curtain fall
pancake
side wall

A

curtain fall collapse

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25
Q

what are the 5 areas of the leadership model

A
  1. driving change
  2. delivering results
  3. leading people
  4. building relationships
  5. managing resources
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26
Q

how long are messages transmitted and received over the brigade main scheme radio recorded and kept as evidence for?

A

minimum of 5 years

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27
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following the implementation of reliefs at an incident, how often should an informative message continue to be sent

A

every 60 mins or less

28
Q

on receipt of an FFE messag, how many years FRU’S will be sent

A

2

29
Q

whenever medical oxygen is in use, what are crews to ensure?

A

that fire fighting media is ready for immediate use and safety officers are in place

30
Q

who is the primary regulsting authority for sites that store and recycle combustible hazardous waste?

A

the environment agency

31
Q

what information system is available on the MDT to help identify Hazards for incidents involving vehicles in loved in RTC

A

C R A S H

32
Q

to be a protected disclosure under PIDA, the disclosure must be what?

A

made by a ‘worker’ who believes that it is being made in the public interest

33
Q

what is the first stage of management action under the attendance management policy

A

ASM attendance support meeting

34
Q

under JESIP what are the key principles for effective multi agency working?

A

Co-locate, communicate, Co-ordinate to gain a shared situational awareness and joint understanding of risk

35
Q

under JESIP the establishment of cordons is essential to manage the scene and prevent unauthorised access. who control all access and exit to the inner cordon through a cordon control point

A

the police

36
Q

what is the purpose of a forward control point

A

the location at which the Lfb, Las, and police tactical commanders will jointly exercise their authority.

37
Q

whose responsibility is it brief and debrief BA Crews at incidents.

A

The Incident Commander

38
Q

what information does Aide memoire number 12 give you?

A

BA - Maintaining Telemetry Signal - deployment options

39
Q

if a CU attends an incident after a decision has been logged on the key decision log Form, the IC must ensure that the record is copied to

A

CSS, Commander support system and the original retained.

40
Q

within the attendance management policy, LTS, Long term sick is defined as how long

A

28 days or more

41
Q

in order to deal with short term repeated absence and provide support at the earliest opportunity what triggers are set over a 6 month rolling period.

A

3 periods of sickness or a total of 6 days in a rolling 6 month period.

42
Q

after how long of continued longterm absence may the first stage of capability be considered?

A

6 months

43
Q

under the grievance procedures formal stage, what is the timescale for the line manager to hear the grievance.

A

7 days

44
Q

under the discipline procedure where an individual is required to attend a formal hearing, the timescale between the written notification and the hearing for the stage will be?

A

no longer than 10 days

45
Q

where an incident involves working near water and there’s a risk of personnel falling into the water accidentally the IC should consider?

A

putting in place a safety officer dressed in appropriate PPE and equipped with a throw line.

46
Q

for additional bankside safety at incidents involving water related incidents, what resources could be considered?

A

an FRU

47
Q

where a composite cylinder at a fire has failed, the IC should

A

allow the cylinder contents to burn off under control before extinguishing the fire as well as protecting surrounding risks

48
Q

in order to comply with LFEPA counter fraud strategy and to support the authorities aims, give a true statement

A

detect fraud where it is not prevented and seek redress to recover all funds obtained through fraud.

49
Q

at a high rise incident where the dry rising main is defective, the use of an aerial to use as an improvised rising main may be considered. which aerial would you use?

A

A TL (TURNTABLE LADDER)

50
Q

at the end of an incident involving asbestos containing material, who can declare the incident safe

A

the responsibility for H&S rests with the responsible person following advice of any workplace exposure limits or other findings to assist their safety assessment

51
Q

over what distance may members of the public be advised to stay inside their homes away from doors and windows at an cylinder incident.

A

100 meters minimum

52
Q

at large incidents the IC may nominate an officer to undertake the role of sector Commander command support. Who are they responsible for?

A

the CU team and functional sectors

53
Q

incidents involving underground network, ‘minimum overlap’ areas are provided to prevent radio transmissions across the whole of the underground network. The IC must make certain that a ?

A

crew is dispatched to the secondary alternative location, to ensure continuous Base station is maintained throughout the duration of the incident…….

54
Q

who has responsibility for arranging a PRC

A

the first SM in attendance at the incident

55
Q

when using BA Emergency teams at an incident, who should prompt their use

A

the BAECO (Breathing apparatus entry control officer)

56
Q

all BA Emergency teams should familiarise themselves with incident progress and request ?

A

plans of the building if available

57
Q

PRO can be undertaken at any incident that or training event where the IC or monitoring officer feel benefit can be gained. what must the circumstances be?

A

incidents involving persons reported, persons trapped and all make ups.

58
Q

what premises are exempt under the RRO?

a. hotel less than 5 bedrooms
b. single private dwelling
c. school
d. single story shop

A

b. single private dwelling

59
Q

under the RRO, the responsible person must record a fire risk assessment if?

A

they employ 5 or more people

60
Q

once all information has been received by the ICP radio operator they should?

A

repeat it back to control operator to ensure they got the whole message

61
Q

the casualty report poster carried on CU’s must be completed using what?

A

a pen only

62
Q

can the IC alter the information given to FSG callers by control?

A

yes but only In exceptional circumstances

63
Q

when a compartment fire is showing signs of backdraught, flash over, or fire gas explosion, defensive firefighting techniques should be employed and the fire should be fought how?

A

externally

64
Q

the BMA can be utilised for what at an incident

A

securing and optimising water resources at an incident

65
Q

when control take FSG calls, what other calls take precedence over FSG calls?

A

all FSG calls are treated with the same degree of urgency however in some circumstances the OOW may terminate a call to allow further FSG calls to take precedence.

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