Operational News Flashcards
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What 3 things does ‘approaching the incident slowly’ help with?
- control traffic flow
- identifying hazards
- chance to access the initial stages of the inc
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Other than leaving room for TL’s other agencies what else could it help with in the initial stages of an incident
Access to lockers and ladders
35
How many personal water bottles should you carry?
Two
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Who is available to us to bring water to a incident?
Salvation arm and the OSU
How water should an average person drink per day?
2.5 litres
It is suggested that athletes should drink at least ? Per day
4.5 litres
What two pieces of brigade equipment have been identified that could cause permanent hearing damage?
Reciprocating saw
And
Disc cutter
35
Any body standing with in ? Distance of a noise tool should wear ear defenders
1m
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Who can you request a hearing test from
HML
35
What two surcoats should a station manager hold?
-Incident commander/ monitoring office
And
- Specialist function
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What has senior safety changed to?
Sector commander safety
35
What has FSG search sector changed to?
FSG search coordinator
35
What surcoat should all pumps and pump ladders be receiving?
Safety officer surcoat
35
What is the default weight of attack for a compartment fire?
45mm jet set at 230lts
35
For ‘small fires’ what can you consider using to attack the fire?
New 22mm hose reel
35
When is it expected that control will be informed of the requirements for ordering a relief?
90 mins
35
Use told otherwise how should you proceed to a relief?
Not on the Bell.
If you are to go to an immediate relief with audible and visible warning then this should be indicated on the call sheet
35
At the end of an inc where should the information gathered in the ‘relief wallet’ be sent?
Incident command policy for arching
This will help with PRO/PRC’s
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On which appliance for the pilot are the relief wallets to be carried?
CU’s
