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OPM 800 Flashcards

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  1. What does PSAP stand for? 800.01
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a. Public Safety Answering Point

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  1. Who is the primary PSAP? 800.01
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a. Police Department

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  1. What does TDD stand for? 800.01
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a. Telecommunications Device for the Deaf

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  1. When should the on call Duty Chief be notified? 800.03
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a. Confirmed structure fire
b. MCI
c. A non-medical mutual aid
d. Incident that commits BC for more than 45 mins
e. When determined by BC

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  1. What are the two levels of staff notification? 800.03
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a. FYI

b. Fire All Call

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  1. When notifying staff with a “FYI”: 800.03
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a. On-call Duty Chief is expected to call within 5 minutes

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  1. When notifying staff with a “Fire All Call” 800.03
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a. All Command personnel will call in

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  1. When is the test page conducted? 800.03
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a. Every Friday at noon

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  1. Who is called to the scene for a situation requiring code decisions or enforcement and or an incident which would require the consultation of a building official to determine the safety of the structure or the habitability of the structure? 800.04 Section 1
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a. Fire Inspector

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  1. Where the maximum capacity for a particular occupancy has been exceeded to the point of endangering life safety, who is notified? 800.04 Section 1
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a. Sunrise PD will call out the on duty battalion chief (or his designee ie: engine company)

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  1. Who will order all patrons out of the over capacity occupancy? 800.04 Section 1
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a. On Duty Battalion or engine company until the fire inspector arrives

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  1. When are the patrons allowed back into the occupancy? 800.04 Section 1
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a. When the inspector from FLS allows re-admission to the limit of the occupancy’s maximum capacity. 800.04 Section 1

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  1. How are inspectors called out to a scene? 800.04 Section 1
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a. BC notifies dispatch, who has a current roster

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  1. Who creates the fire inspector call out roster? 800.04 Section 1
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a. Fire Marshal

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  1. If contact can’t be made with the inspector on call what will occur? 800.04 Section 1
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a. A back up inspector will be called

b. Lastly the fire marshal will be contacted

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  1. Who will determine if addition resources are needed to determine if the building is safe? 800.04 Section 1
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a. Fire inspector in conjunction with the scene commander

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  1. What does the fire inspector have the authority to do? 800.04 Section 1
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a. Coordinate restoration of fire life safety systems (fire protection or alarms)
b. Deem the structure (or portion thereof) unsafe or uninhabitable (Red Tag)

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  1. Who will first make a reasonable attempt to determine the cause and origin of a fire? 800.04 Section 2
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a. Incident Commander

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  1. If a reasonable attempt has been made to determine the cause and origin of a fire and it is undetermined who is contacted? 800.04 Section 2
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a. Fire Investigator

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  1. What is the call out criteria for a fire investigator? 800.04 Section 2
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a. Any fire where the officers on scene cannot determine the cause and origin
b. Any fire where the cause appears suspicious in nature

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  1. Who’s responsible for ensuring that Sunrise Fire Rescue controls the custody of the active scene at a fire? 800.04 Section 2
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a. Incident Commander

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  1. If the cause of the fire is suspicious who is notified? 800.04 Section 2
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a. Sunrise Police Arson Detective

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  1. When is the Fire Investigators Call-In list updated? 800.04
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a. Every 6 months

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  1. When is an inspector called out? 800.04
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a. For a commercial or multi-family fire

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  1. When are the SFD and SPD personnel called out for a fire? 800.04
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a. When officers cannot determine the cause and origin

b. When fires appear suspicious in nature

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  1. When is the State Fire Marshal’s office notified? 800.04
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a. Fire with over 1 million in loss
b. Civilian death or injury
c. Firefighter death or injury
d. Cause is not readily determined
e. Suspected failure or fire suppression or detection system

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  1. Who can order all patrons out of an occupancy when they are over maximum capacity? 800.04
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a. Battalion Chief (or designee, can be an Engine)

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  1. Who is notified of over capacities during normal business hours? 800.04
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a. Relayed to Fire-Life Safety

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  1. Who is notified of over capacities during non-business hours? 800.04
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a. Fire Marshal or FLS Captain

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  1. Who is first when requesting after hours assistance from FLS? 800.04
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a. Fire Marshal

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  1. Who is second when requesting after hours assistance from FLS? 800.04
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a. FLS Captain

32
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  1. How many zones do our radios have? 800.06
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a. 8 zones

33
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  1. Who is Zone 1 for and how many channels? 800.06
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a. Sunrise FR

b. 16 channels (3 shared with PD)

34
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  1. The next seven zones have how many channels? 800.06
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a. 16 channels

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  1. The last zone contains how many channels? 800.06
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a. 7 conventional (CVN) channels

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 A 800.06
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a. SN MAIN
b. Main dispatch Channel, first line communications
c. Main channel or 1 Alpha

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 B 800.06
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a. SN FG1
b. Any incident requiring command or excessive communication
c. Fire ground one or 1 Bravo

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 C 800.06
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a. SN FG2
b. An additional incident or department training
c. Fire ground two or 1 Charlie

39
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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 D 800.06
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a. SPCEV
b. Shared with PD
c. Used for special events/details outside of BAC
d. Special events channel or 1 Delta
e. Sunrise PD dispatcher call sign will be X-Ray 4

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 E 800.06
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a. SN ARENA
b. Shared with PD
c. Used on events occurring at BAC
d. Arena channel or 1 Echo
e. Sunrise PD Dispatcher call sign will be X-Ray 5

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 F 800.06
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a. SN LOCAL
b. Shared with PD
c. Any emergency incident when coordination between PD & FD is desirable
d. Secondary training channel
e. Local Channel or 1 Foxtrot
f. Sunrise PD dispatcher call sign will be X-Ray 6

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 G 800.06
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a. SN FLS
b. FLS daily communications
c. Fire life safety channel or 1 Golf

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1 H 800.06
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a. SN C/C
b. Non-essential communications
c. Car-to-car or 1 Hotel

44
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  1. SFR ZONE 1 Channel 1I 800.06
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a. BCF-Dispatch 3

b. Mutual aid to communicate with Davie and Weston units

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1J 800.06
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a. BCF-Dispatch 3 C/C

b. Non essential communication between Davie and Weston units

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1K 800.06
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a. BCF-Dispatch 4

b. Mutual aid communication between Lauderhill and Tamarac units

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  1. SFR Zone 1 Channel 1L 800.06
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a. BCF-Dispatch 4 C/C

b. Non essential communication between Lauderhill and Tamarac units

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  1. Channels 1M, 1N, 1O, 1P
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a. TAC1, TAC2, TAC3, TAC4

49
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  1. What is Zone 8? 800.06
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a. Sunrise City Conventional 800mhz non trunked frequency
b. Used when the trucking system is inoperable
c. There are three frequencies
d. City 2R is using a repeater for long distance radios over 1 mile
e. City 2D is using no repeaters and used for short range communication under 1 mile
f. Zone 8 is used as a backup/ emergencies use only

50
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  1. What are the two county channels
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a. BCF-VRSR

b. BCF-VRSD

51
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  1. Where can the two county channels be found? 800.06
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a. The bottom of Zone 2 (Medcom) ,Zone 4 or Zone 7

52
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  1. What is the fastest way to switch to the county channel? 800.06
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a. Move toggle switch to B (medcom) and then rotate the channel selector clockwise to the last position

53
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  1. The toggle switch on the top of the radio is programmed to provide a quick change between what 3 zones? 800.06
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a. Zone 1 (A)
b. Zone 2 (B)
c. Zone 3 (C)

54
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  1. What noise is heard when the EAB is pressed? 800.06
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a. Short, medium pitched tone

55
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  1. How is the EAB reset? 800.06
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a. Depressing and holding the orange button two-seconds

56
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  1. How long is the “time-out” timer set for on the portable radios? 800.06
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a. 1 minute

57
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  1. After the 1 minute “time-out” timer, what happens? 800.06
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a. A short warning tone is given and transmission is cut out within 4 seconds

58
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  1. What model radios do we use? 800.06
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a. XTS 5000R

59
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  1. Can our radios be submerged? 800.06
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a. 6 feet for approximately 4 hours

60
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  1. What is the backup system called for the 800 MHz system? 800.06
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a. Failsoft

61
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  1. What will happen to the radios automatically if the truck system fails? 800.06
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a. They will switch to their own pre determined channel
b. The radio will emit a medium toned pitch every ten seconds
c. Failsoft will appear on the display screen

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  1. What will occur when the trucking system is fixed? 800.06
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a. The radio will automatically return to normal

63
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  1. What safety feature will occur when your radio is out of range and can no long reach a repeater? 800.06
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a. After 20-30 second the radio LCD screen will display “Out of Range”
b. A fog horn will sound every 8-10 second
c. If you need to transmit a communication you will need to find a window, stairwell, or other point near the external environment

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  1. Who issues spare radios? 800.06
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a. Shift Battalion Chief

65
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  1. How many radios are at stations 39, 72, and 83? 800.06
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6

66
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  1. How many radios are at station 92? 800.06
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7

67
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  1. How many radios are at station 59? 800.06
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10

68
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  1. What model are the Detail radios? 800.06
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a. MTS 2000

69
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  1. What “systems” are programmed in our radios? 800.06
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a. Systems 12, 13, and 14

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