OPM 400

Question 1

It is a mandatory policy of Sunrise Fire-Rescue that all firefighters will wear and use a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) or supplied air respirator (SAR) under the following conditions:

Answer 1

During all phases of active firefighting including but not limited to structural firefighting, aerial operations, vehicle fires, trash or dumpster fires and overhaul.
 During emergency situations including but not limited to confined spaces that may involve toxic or oxygen deficient atmospheres.
 While working in spaces where hazardous atmospheres may be present.

Question 2

All firefighters shall continue to wear an SCBA until the officer in charge determines, through monitoring or other means that _________

Answer 2

respiratory protection is no longer required.

Question 3

he use of the airline respirator located on HazMat 92, TRT 92 or aerial apparatus shall only be used for:

Answer 3

exterior firefighting operations,
confined space rescue,
trench rescue
certain hazardous materials incidents.

Question 4

The two firefighters entering an IDLH atmosphere to perform interior structural firefighting must maintain _______ at all times.

Answer 4

visual or voice communication

Question 5

Firefighters wearing respiratory protection shall be trained in:

Answer 5

proper use, cleaning and maintenance

Question 6

Each firefighter must pass a face piece fit-test conducted annually and/or when a firefighter has experienced:

Answer 6

a significant weight change, 
facial trauma, 
reconstructive surgery, 
major dental work that may interfere with a face piece seal, 
during initial training.

Question 7

The Scott Carbon Fiber Cylinders used by Sunrise Fire-Rescue must be tested every ____ years from the date of manufacture or date of last hydrostatic test.

Answer 7

five (5)

Question 8

Escape cylinders are fiberglass and must be hydrostatically tested every ____ years.

Answer 8

3

Question 9

Maximum service life is years for both cylinders.

Answer 9

15

Question 10

All bottles should be filled at a rate of ______ per minute not to exceed 600psi

Answer 10

300psi to 500psi

Question 11

The level of protective clothing during an overhaul operation will be at the discretion of ________

Answer 11

the Incident Commander

Question 12

the purpose of the Protective Clothing Bags is to;

Answer 12

protect personnel from contaminates and safely transport protective clothing

Question 13

The primary function of the Employee Assistance Program is to :

Answer 13

assist people who need help with their personal issues as well as work/life support issues.

Question 14

Each employee can use up to ____ free sessions per issue under the EAP.

Answer 14

6

Question 15

The emphasis of these quarterly inspections will be on:

Answer 15

environmental and safety conditions, cleanliness of stations, and readiness and cleanliness of emergency vehicles.

Question 16

The CO monitor shall be worn on:

Answer 16

an SCBA strap when SCBA is worn or on the flap of the top pocket of the bunker coat.

Question 17

The monitor has three alarms; visual, audible, and vibrating, which will activate when CO content reaches a low of ___ppm and a high of ___ppm.

Answer 17

35; 70

Question 18

If a unit responds 10-24 or there is no response to the dispatchers query, then the following shall occur

Answer 18

A code 3 police response to the incident location shall be initiated immediately.
 The Shift Commander shall be notified on a separate channel.
 A code 3 full station assignment shall be dispatched on a separate channel.
 The Shift Commander shall monitor both channels.
 A staff all call shall be initiated.

Question 19

Florida Statutes §395.1025 requires receiving emergency departments to notify EMS agency Designated Officers within ___ hours of determining a patient transported to their ED has an infectious disease.

Answer 19

48

Question 20

forms for Exposure Non-Significant:

Answer 20

Infectious Disease Exposure Report Form

Question 21

Forms for exposure significant

Answer 21

Infectious Disease Exposure Report Form*
 First Report of Injury or Illness
 Supervisor Accident/Injury
 Employee Incident (FD 30)
 Sunrise EMS Report
 Workers’ Compensation Report from Employee. (2 Sections)
 Employer Section: (Completed by employee)
 Physician’s Section: (Completed by Physician)
* Complete first to receive treatment.

Question 22

Notification to the Station Officer, Shift Battalion Chief and Duty Chief must be made for any incident involving:

Answer 22

an injury; significant exposure; or illness or it is likely that an injury or illness may result from the incident,

Question 23

Forms completed for on the job injury:

Answer 23

First Report of Injury or Illness employee section and employee signature in employer information section*
 Employee Workers’ Compensation Report
 Employer Section – completed by employee
 Physician Section - competed by treating physician
 Patient Care Report (PCR)
 Supervisor’s Report Accident/Injury
 Incident Report in Records Management System (RMS)
 Casualty report for all injuries included as part of the report in the
RMS.
 FD30 Incident Report (for staff follow-up)

Question 24

If calling risk management after standard business hours, leave voice mail message with details of

Answer 24

injury, name of injured employee, where injured employee was treated and phone number of employee and their supervisor’s name.

Question 25

If there is no injury or illness resulting from an accident and it is unlikely that future injury or illness will occur as a result of the incident, the only reports that are necessary are the:

Answer 25

Supervisor’s Report Accident/Injury

 FD30 (for staff follow-up)

Question 26

Damage found to vehicle and cause unknown, fill out Vehicle Incident Report indicating

Answer 26

vehicle number, extent of damage, personnel involved, time found, a brief description of the incident and any additional actions taken