Operations Flashcards

1
Q

How many sets of snow chains does each unit have

A

2 cable and 1 regular

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2
Q

How fast can you drive with tire mounted chains

A

30mph

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3
Q

How fast can you drive with automatic chains

A

30mph

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4
Q

Max allowed of snow to use on spot chains

A

6 inches

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5
Q

First due engine on single family

A

Lay primary supply line/ if able establish primary water supply

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6
Q

Second due on single family

A

Ensure primary water supply is established

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7
Q

Third due on single family

A

Lay secondary supply line/ establish secondary water

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8
Q

Fourth due on single family

A

Make sure secondary water is established

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9
Q

When do you charge sprinkler systems

A

When there is smoke or fire showing or confirmation of working fire

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10
Q

Highrise buildings constructed after 1976

A

Automatic sprinkler systems

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11
Q

How far should a hydrant be located from standpipe and sprinkler FDC

A

100 feet

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12
Q

First due engine on high rise

A

Park not to block other apparatus
Abandon rig
Check annunciator panel
Recall elevators

Proceed to two floors below fire floor

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13
Q

Second due engine on high rise

A

Establish water supply- driver stays with rig

Remaining crew reports to fire floor
Prepare to deploy second line

2 3” inch lines lines to the FDC

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14
Q

Third due engine on high rise

A

Water supply to secondary FDC
If no secondary FDC is present we can abandon rig

View opposite side of structure

Proceed to floor above fire

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15
Q

Fourth due engine high rise

A

Park away from building

Entire crew goes to establish RIT
One floor below fire

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16
Q

Fifth due engine on high rise

A

Report to command

Lobby control

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17
Q

High rise building

A

Six or more stories or highest occupied floor is greater than 75 from lowest level of fire department vehicle access

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18
Q

Highrise buildings constructed after 1976

A

Automatic sprinkler systems

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19
Q

How far should a hydrant be located from standpipe and sprinkler FDC

A

100 feet

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20
Q

First due engine on high rise

A

Park not to block other apparatus
Abandon rig
Check annunciator panel
Recall elevators

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21
Q

Second due engine on high rise

A

Establish water supply- driver stays with rig

2 3” inch lines lines to the FDC

22
Q

Third due engine on high rise

A

Water supply to secondary FDC

If no secondary FDC is present we can abandon rig

23
Q

Fourth due engine high rise

A

Park away from building

Entire crew goes to establish RIT

24
Q

Fifth due engine on high rise

A

Report to command

Lobby control

25
Q

Resources for high rise buildings

A
5 engines
2 trucks
1 rescue
1 Medic unit
2 BCs
1 command aide
1 EMS supervisor
26
Q

Every Alarm after first alarm will get

A

3 engines
1 Truck
1 BC

27
Q

Sixth engine on high rise

A

Establish base area- (parking)

Driver will become base officer

Remaining crew will set up staging two floors below

28
Q

Lobby control (Officer and firefighter)

A

Unit tracking and recording

29
Q

Lobby control left bucket

A

Building system control

Go to fire control room
Monitor fire alarm system, sprinkler system,
Monitor fire phones
HVAC

30
Q

Lobby control Driver

A

Elevator operations

Obtain keys from fire control room
Recall all elevators if not already done
Deliver companies to appropriate floors

31
Q

Drafting procedure

A

Position
All valves closed tank to pump closed

Open intake

Pull primer 30-45 sec

Place rig in pump gear
Idle in rpm mode

Open desired discharge slowly. Set proper PDP
Pull primer if needed

32
Q

First engine rural water (nursing ops)

A

Arrive and layout with Siamese

33
Q

Second engine rural water (nursing ops)

A

Arrive at incident and complete setup of nursing operation

Engine supply water into system

34
Q

Third engine rural water ( nursing ops)

A

Officer will be Dump Site Unit Leader

Engine will supply water into system

Position out of route of travel

35
Q

Fourth engine rural water ( nursing ops)

A

Engine supply water into system

Position out of way

36
Q

Fifth engine rural water ( nursing ops)

A

Setting and maintaining fill site

Establish two fill stations

37
Q

Tanker task force

A

1 engine
3 tankers
1 command officer

38
Q

First engine rural (shuttle)

A

Arrive and layout with Siamese

39
Q

Second engine rural (shuttle)

A

Complete split lay

Establish nursing ops

Establish dump site

40
Q

Third engine rural (shuttle)

A

Dump site unit leader

Complete setup and staff dump site

Engine will supply water into system

Position out of route of travel

41
Q

Fourth engine rural (shuttle)

A

Supply water into system

Position out of way of travel

42
Q

Fifth engine rural ( shuttle)

A

Fill site engine

Establish two fill stations

43
Q

EMS in incidents on trains or stations

A

1 ALS or BLS

1 engine, Truck, Rescue

44
Q

EMS incidents in the rail roadway

A

1 ALS or BLS
1 engine
1 Truck
1 rescue

45
Q

Resources for fire, collision, or derailment

A
5 engines
2 Trucks
2 EMS units
2 rescue companies 
2 BCs
1 command aide
1 technical rescue 
1 EMS supervisor
46
Q

First engine metro

A

Recon (status of third rail, nature of incident, status of trains, Eta of metro commander, location of keys)

Position next to main entrance

47
Q

Second engine metro

A

Respond to dispatched location,

Assist with recon, fire attack, passenger evacuation, Triage

48
Q

Third Engine metro

A

Coordinate water supply operations

Connecting to standpipe, or in charge of relay operations

Officer is water supply group supervisor

49
Q

Fourth engine metro

A

RIT

50
Q

Fifth due engine metro

A

Mezzanine/ kiosk control

Unit tracking, entry control, fire alarm system monitoring,passenger evacuation

51
Q

First engine mid rise

A

Lay supply line
If fire attack is from apparatus/ establish own water and stay with pumper/ standpipe should still be charged

If decide to use standpipe. Apparatus can be abandoned