new company offcier chapter 11.1 Flashcards

1
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the number of direct subordinates that one supervisor can effectively manage is defined as

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span of control p299

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2
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what is an effective span of control

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three to seven with five the optimum number p299

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3
Q

in order what are the incident priorities

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life safety, incident stabilization, property conservation p300

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4
Q

size up is what type of process

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ongoing p300

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5
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the company officer begins to actively size up the emergency when

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the alarm sounds and emergency notification is received using dispatch information and pre incident plans p300

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6
Q

things that are true are

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facts p301

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7
Q

things that are likely to happen

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probabilities p 301

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8
Q

officers own knowledge about the situation

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own situation p301

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9
Q

initial use of resources, followed by supplemental resource needs

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decision p 301

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10
Q

information compiled into incident action plan

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plan of operation p 301

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11
Q

the CO should be able to determine whether additional resources are needed as well as the number and types of additional resources that will be needed by when?

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by the time the current resources are operational at the scene. p 301

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12
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what is lead/reflex time.

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amount of time to request and obtain additional resources p 301

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13
Q

what the officer knows and is actually observing.

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facts p 301

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14
Q

the number and types of units being dispatched provides the company officer with what

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an idea of the size or complexity of the incident. p302

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15
Q

things that are not known for certain, but based on known facts, are likely to happen.

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probabilities p. 302

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16
Q

actual observations can transform a probability into a

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fact p 302

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17
Q

what are the three segments of the initial decision according to Layman?

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  1. are resources at or en route to scene adequate
  2. how to deploy resources already on scene in the most effective manner.
  3. what to do with resources that arrive (immediate deployment or stage) p.303
18
Q

this serves as a basis for making decisions about how to mange the incident?

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information gathered in the size up process p. 303

19
Q

how long does an IAP normal cover

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a single operation period p. 303

20
Q

this means controlling the environment in which responders must work and bystanders or victims may find themselves

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scene control p. 303

21
Q

scene control begins when?

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with the first arriving company officer establishing command p303

22
Q

staging area is found in what control zone

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cold p305

23
Q

safe haven is found in what control zone

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warm zone p 305

24
Q

command post is found in what control zone

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cold zone p. 305

25
Q

ric/rit are found in what control zone

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cold zone p. 305

26
Q

forward access point is found in what control zone

A

HOT ZONE P. 305

27
Q

controlling the perimeter facilitates the use of what

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a personnel accountability system. p304

28
Q

what is the most common and effective way to control the perimeter of an emergency incident?

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establishing three operating control zones - hot ,warm cold p. 304

29
Q

what is the distance of each control zone

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there is no specific distance. p. 304

30
Q

area where resolving the problem takes place

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hot zone p.304

31
Q

most critical area of the scene

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hot zone p. 304

32
Q

area where only personnel who are directly involved in disposing the problem are allowed.

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hot zone p304

33
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what are the three personnel requirements to be in the hot zone?

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trained appropriately to manage the situation
complete PPE designed for specific hazard
participated in the incident personnel accountability system. p 304

34
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decontamination station is normally assembled in what zone

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warm zone p. 304

35
Q

area immediately outside the hot zone

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warm zone p. 304

36
Q

personnel who may be operating hydraulic tool power plants, emergency lighting, and fire protection will be in what control zone

A

warm p. 304

37
Q

area immediately surrounding the hot and warm zone?

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cold zone p. 304

38
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IC RIT, PIO, Rehab, and staging for personnel and portable equipment are found in what control zone?

A

cold p. 304

39
Q

back up personnel, witness and family members of victims and news media accompanied by PIO or organization rep will be in what control zone?

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cold p. 304

40
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what part of the control zone would the general public be?

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the outer boundary of the cold zone which is called the control line or crowd control line. p 304