P&P Emergency Operations

Question 1

What will you get on a second alarm

Answer 1

a mirror of the original first alarm for the type of incident.

Question 2

3 types of Operational Response levels

Answer 2

Maximum Operational Response Level - All risk response capabilities are met. This is our normal day-to-day staffing pattern. Medium Operational Response Level - Incidents that have short term impact to response levels of 12 hours or less, and may or may not require back-filling of engine companies.
Minimum Operational Response Level – Developing incidents that have major impact to response levels and require severe drawdown of on-duty resources

Question 3

Medium Operational System Status Response Level Stations

Answer 3

Battalion 1 In Priority Order: 13, 11, 12, 17 Battalion 2 In Priority Order:30, 41, 51, 22

Question 4

whos responsibility to convene responders and conduct “After Action Reviews

Answer 4

Company Officer and Battalion Chief

Question 5

Two types of CISD Stressors

Answer 5

Clinical, Environmental

Question 6

When is it best to conduct CISD

Answer 6

24-48 hours after incident.

Question 7

Purpose of block to left

Answer 7

to protect the medical and extrication compartment side of the apparatus

Question 8

Purpose to block to right

Answer 8

to protect the pump panel side of the apparatus and the engineer