OP - CLASS #8 - Week of 111014FFP – MD's sec. 7 – (Low Rise), MD’s Add. #2, 3, & 4, Comm. Man Ch. #11 Addendum, TB – SCBA Add #1 - 8, ERP #3 & 3A, Reqisition & Payroll Instructor BC Dave Simms Flashcards
PART I – COMMUNICATION MANUAL CH. #11 ADDENDUMS:
1. A lieutenant is instructing a probationary firefighter in regard to the Motorola XTS3500R Handi Talkie. He made the following statements. In which one was he not entirely correct? (Add. 1 sec. 1)
a. The handie talkie has a rated battery capacity of approximately 8 hours
b. The battery will last about 4-5 hours when utilized exclusively on the primary tactical channel
c. A member should expect fewer hours of service when the handi talkie is being utilized on a 5 watt channel
d. Batteries should be exchanged at a minimum with a fully recharged battery from the charger on the day tour at 0900 and after extensive use
- D
- A firefighter has informed you, a lieutenant, that he is unable to remove the battery from the handi talkie he has been assigned. When attempting to disconnect/remove a battery from the radio, you would be correct in which choice? (1.2)
a. Batteries should be disconnected with the radio on
b. Utilize a screwdriver or other tool to detach the battery from the radio
c. If battery removal remains too difficult, the entire handi talkie, with the battery should be placed out of service
d. Use a few drops of lubricant on the release button and pull the battery completely away from the radio
- C
- You are an officer operating at a third alarm in Lower Manhattan. While transmitting a message to the Incident Commander you notice that the LED light on your handi talkie is in a steady red mode. This is an indication that: (2.1)
a. Nothing is wrong, your radio is transmitting
b. Your radio has a low battery or the voltage is below the preset alert level
c. Battery is too low to transmit but reception is possible
d. The battery is dead and must be exchanged
- A
- After an extended operation the junior member of Ladder Company 44 has been charged with the task of insuring all the unit’s handi talkie batteries are in good working order. This firefighter should be aware of all but which of the following? (3.1-3.7)
a. Handi talkie batteries should be replaced with one that has a steady green LED light showing on the battery charger
b. Handi talkies placed directly on the charger should be placed on such chargers in the ON position
c. Fully discharged batteries are “rapid charged” in one hour
d. Exchanged batteries received from the radio depot must be left on the charger for a minimum of 14 hours prior to using
- B
- An officer shall take a mark in the company journal indicating that each color coded sticker with its reconditioning date on the back of every handi talkie battery in his/her unit has been inspected at which time? (4.1)
a. Saturdays on the 9x6 tour
b. On the 1st and 15th day of each month
c. On the first day of each month on the 9x6 tour
d. Weekly
- C
- An officer shall take a mark in the company journal indicating that each color coded sticker with its reconditioning date on the back of every handi talkie battery in his/her unit has been inspected at which time? (4.1)
a. Saturdays on the 9x6 tour
b. On the 1st and 15th day of each month
c. On the first day of each month on the 9x6 tour
d. Weekly
- B
- An officer shall take a mark in the company journal indicating that each color coded sticker with its reconditioning date on the back of every handi talkie battery in his/her unit has been inspected at which time? (4.1)
a. Saturdays on the 9x6 tour
b. On the 1st and 15th day of each month
c. On the first day of each month on the 9x6 tour
d. Weekly
- A
PART II – REQUISITIONS & PAYROLL:
1. You are a lieutenant covering a vacation in an Engine Company in the borough of Queens. Prior to going off duty, the Captain you relieved has asked you to check and see whether a heating fuel delivery is required for quarters. You should order fuel if the supply of fuel in the storage tank has reached what amount? (1.6.3B)
a. Monthly, or less than 200 gallons in the tank
b. 50 % of tank capacity
c. Anytime the tank is reading less than full
d. 66% of tank capacity
- B
- Ladder, Rescue and any other unit that use gasoline for tools, saws, etc shall be issued a Can Card for the purchase of such gasoline. Officers should be aware that the maximum amount of gasoline that can be purchased by a unit with a Can Card is? (1.7.4)
a. 25 gallons per month
b. 10 gallons per week
c. 5 gallons per week
d. 15 gallons per month
- B
- It is Friday at 1500 hours. A contractor working in your quarters has just informed you that he has uncovered a large area of friable asbestos and is unable to continue working. In this situation you were correct when you performed which action? (1.10.5)
a. Notified the FDNY’s OSHA Coordinator
b. Made an immediate phone call to the Notification Desk
c. Phoned the FDNY Building Maintenance Division
d. Notified the Dispatcher to have the Haz Mat Unit respond
- C
- One of the duties of a lieutenant is accounting for the repair and/or replacement of firefighting tools and equipment. A lieutenant would be incorrect to believe: (1.11.1 – 1.11.9)
a. Form RT-2 shall be utilized for placing firefighting tools, hose and equipment out of service
b. An officer shall prepare one invoice and one receipt when forwarding firefighting tools for repair
c. Both invoice and receipt shall accompany the tools and equipment being placed out of service
d. A brief description of the reason for repair shall be written on the RT-2 i.e. “Saw idles at high speed”, Extinguisher leaking at neck” etc.
- A
RT3 for the hose
- A lieutenant from a Richmond engine company is notified by a firefighter that the unit is in need of a small replacement part for the unit’s SCBA’s. The lieutenant performed the following actions. In which one was he incorrect? (1.12.4)
a. He phoned the Mask Service Unit and requested the replacement part
b. The defective part was held until the replacement part was received
c. The defective part was forwarded in an envelope when the replacement part was received
d. An RT-2 was prepared (one invoice, one receipt), attached to the defective part, and forwarded to the Mask Service Unit
- D
- A study group meeting in the Bronx would be incorrect if they were to believe which statement in regard to lost FDNY property at fire and emergency operations? (1.15.4 – 1.15.5)
a. In the event department property is lost during fire or emergency operations, the officer on duty with the unit incurring the loss shall notify the Incident Commander
b. A Deputy Chief will investigate the loss, or if one is not on the scene, shall be special called
c. If the loss occurs at other than fire or emergency operations, the officer on duty shall notify the unit’s administrative Battalion
d. Officers on duty with the unit incurring the loss shall prepare the lost property report (FS-112), citing full particulars. Company Commanders shall endorse the FS-112 and forward it to the Battalion Chief responsible for the investigation
- B
PART III – EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN ADD #3 & 3A:
1. Due to the nature of the times we live in, members of the FDNY are often called to operate at explosive/ incendiary incidents. An officer preparing a company drill concerning Improvised Explosive Devices (IED’s) made the following statements. He should be corrected in which one? (2.1-2.3.2)
a. The most frequently used weapon by terrorists is the conventional bomb, or IED
b. IED’s can utilize commercial or military explosives, homemade explosives, or military ordnance and ordnance components
c. School buildings, shopping malls, hospitals and houses of worship are examples of hard targets favored by terrorists
d. High explosives are the weapon of choice for suicide terrorists
- C
These ar.e soft targets
Hard targets are critical infrastructure and those targets protected by government personell
- Which one of the following choices will not result from the effect of an explosive detonation? (3.4)
a. Positive blast pressure
b. Endothermic temperature
c. Fragmentation
d. Negative blast pressure
- B
- While searching a private multiple dwelling during an alarm for an unknown odor, a firefighter under your command brings to your attention several suspicious bottles in an unlocked closet. You believe these may be Improvised Incendiary Devices (IID). From your knowledge of IID’s you performed the following actions and were incorrect in which one? (4.1)
a. Realized that there is no reliable method to tell the difference between an IED and an IID
b. Ordered precautionary hoselines stretched and positioned to safeguard the area
c. Staged the members of your unit in an area out of the line of sight of the device
d. When requested by NYPD, had a firefighter in full PPE and SCBA remove the device with a shovel or tool, under the cover of a charged hoseline
- D
- It is 0130 hours on a Saturday night. The firefighter on housewatch has informed you that there is a suspicious automobile parked in front of quarters with a person taking pictures of quarters. You believe this may be some sort of terrorist activity. You were correct when you performed which action? (5.3)
a. Have several members ask the individual what he/she is doing in front of quarters
b. Immediately notify the Battalion Chief
c. Notify the Bureau of Fire Investigation by phone
d. Notify the BC, DC, and NYPD
- C
- After extinguishing a small rubbish fire in a commercial occupancy, your unit discovers what appears to be an illegal clandestine laboratory of some sort. As the officer in command of the unit, you should be aware of all of the following with which exception at this type of incident? (5.7)
a. Attempt to determine the type of lab prior to leaving
b. Notify the BC, DC, BFI, HAZ MAT, and NYPD to respond, via the dispatcher
c. Realize that the members equipment and clothing may be contaminated and/or evidence
d. Immediately stop all operations, do not touch anything, back out of the area retracing your steps
- A
- A firefighter from the ladder company you are in command of has discovered an assault rifle while searching the apartment above the fire apartment in an occupied non-fireproof multiple dwelling. In regard to firearms found during fire department operations, you would be incorrect if you were to state the following? (6.1)
a. Firearms should be considered loaded, dangerous and possibly booby trapped
b. Do not permit anyone to stand in line of the muzzle or breech
c. The firearm shall be left where it is found, unless directly exposed to fire or water damage from a hose stream
d. When consistent with safety, the IC may assign members to safeguard evidence from a safe distance until the arrival of the NYPD or BFI
- C
- Fire Department personnel operating at incidents involving a suspected/confirmed explosive device are to be under the complete control and jurisdiction of the NYPD Incident Commander at all times. (7.2.5)
a. Agree or d. Disagree
- D
7.2.5 Fire Department personnel are to be under the complete control and jurisdiction
of the FDNY IC at all times.
- Lieutenant Semtex and Ladder Company 88 are responding to a report of a suspicious package located inside a US Government Building. They have arrived first, and all other units are delayed due to heavy traffic. No NYPD officers are on the scene upon arrival. To keep the Chief from exploding, Semtex should perform all of the following actions with which exception? (7.3.1)
a. Enter the building for a cursory search
b. Prohibit Handi Talkie and cell phone communications within 150 feet of the device and 300 feet for apparatus radio
c. Have the apparatus positioned in a safe location, to avoid heavy window glass fallout
d. Be aware of the possibility of secondary devices. If one is found, notify the IC, withdraw members to a safe area and request law enforcement to investigate
- A
Refrain from entering building
- An engine company officer is operating at a stand by for a suspicious package. The NYPD bomb squad has confirmed this is an explosive device. You were correct in all of the following thoughts except? (7.3.3)
a. Always assume if you can see the device, you are operating in a kill zone
b. If an explosion occurs, stay down to minimize the effects of the negative shock wave
c. Identify hydrants for use on mains near the device
d. Survey the area for secondary devices before committing any personnel. If a secondary device is discovered, do not touch or disturb it and notify NYPD
- C