phi fire 501-600 Flashcards
- Accessing these important resources will not be connected to or endanger a member’s _______________. (PG. 35)
Employment
- The standards and expectations in this document, although philosophical, are reasonable and aligned with City of Phoenix _____________________ and our own Management Procedures and Standard Operating Procedures. (PG. 35)
A. Administrative Regulations
- The standards and expectations in this document are the cornerstones from which to view your day-to-day performance, your commitment to the public and your commitment to the ______________. (PG. 35)
Department
- We face challenges with honesty and __________, becoming stronger through the process. (PG. 35)
Integrity
- We are committed to making positive change when it mutually benefits the _________ we serve and the Department. (PG. 35)
Public
- We are a professional fire department that delivers consistent, ________, quick, high-quality emergency response and ancillary services. (PG. 35)
Safe
- We are expected to be fiscally responsible, diverse, skilled, smart, physically ________, and compassionate. (PG. 35)
fit
- We are focused on what is in the best interest of providing the highest _________ of service to the public. (PG. 35)
Quality
- Each individual accepts their responsibilities beginning the day they enter the Department and continuing throughout their career and into ____________. (PG. 35)
Retirement
- Our philosophy can be summarized in the following statements: The Phoenix Fire Department is committed to providing the ________________ of public safety services for our community. (PG. 36)
Highest Level
- We protect lives and property through fire suppression, emergency medical and transportation services, disaster management, ________________ and public education. (PG. 36)
Fire Prevention
- Our members will provide these services in a safe, ____________ manner. (PG. 36)
Calculated
- This is a living document that stays relevant when reviewed on a regular basis. The PFD Way is founded upon major _________________ that make up the foundation for our philosophy. (PG. 36)
Cornerstones
- These cornerstones are described in detail and are practiced by all ____________ who have chosen to be part of the Phoenix Fire Department. (PG. 36)
members
- Cornerstone One: ______________________________ (PG. 36)
Make the Commitment
- Being a member of the Phoenix Fire Department is a commitment to the public, to the Department, to other departmental members and to the ___________. (PG. 36)
PFD Way
- The diverse Phoenix Fire Department workforce shares a common desire and commitment to serve our _______________. (PG. 36)
. Community
- It is our goal to deliver _______, safe, effective emergency response. (PG. 36
Fast
- We strive for excellence on each ____________________. (PG. 36)
Customer Contact
- Our customers rely on us to provide exemplary service in the form of emergency medicine and _____________, technical rescue, fire suppression and fire prevention. (PG. 36)
Transportation
- All who wear a Phoenix Fire Department uniform are held to a high ___________. (PG. 36)
Standard
- Expectations for behavior and performance are _______________. (PG. 36)
Ladders
- ____________ work in an inherently dangerous environment and are prepared for the challenge. (PG. 36)
firefighters
- We care about safety and about _____________. If need be, we put our lives on the line for each other. (PG.
each other
- We take our _____________ to our community, the City of Phoenix, Local 493 and to the Department seriously. (PG. 36)
Commitment
- We challenge ourselves to improve our service delivery by asking, “_______________________________?” (PG. 36)
How Can We Do Better
- We are measured by our daily interactions and ______________. (PG. 36)
Performance
- We are expected to follow the Phoenix Fire Department Standard of Customer Service: to arrive with a ______________ and deliver fast, safe, professional service. (PG. 36)
Positive Attitude
- It is the level of service that our customers, both ________ and ________, expect. This applies to every member of every rank, sworn and civilian. (PG. 36)
Internal And External
- It is the Phoenix Fire Department Way to provide the most realistic, meaningful and up to date __________ possible to our members. (PG. 36)
Training
- On-going training results in highly skilled ________________ levels. (PG. 36)
Performance
- Our __________ membership is the most important resource and foundation of the Department. (PG. 37)
Diverse
- ____________ of any kind is not tolerated in the Phoenix Fire Department. (PG. 37)
Prejudice
- Everyone, of every position and job function is ____________. (PG. 37)
Essential
- Our commitment to working as a team in the firehouse, on the fire ground, in your section or battalion, in training, and as part of an RBO committee is the key to the Department’s ____________. (PG. 37)
Success
- Cornerstone Two: _______________ (PG. 37)
Be accountable
- ___________ members take responsibility for their success and for the success of the Department. (PG. 37)
Accountable
- Our members come from a variety of backgrounds, each with a unique set of _____________ and mannerisms. (PG. 37)
Experience
- _________ and __________ individual and cultural diversity is critical to a department serving a diverse cultural community. (PG. 37)
Honoring and respecting
- Our members are accepting, _______________ and embrace diversity. (PG. 37)
Non judgemental
- Our ____________ are considered an asset as long as behavior, appearance and job performance is aligned with our rules, regulations and Departmental culture.
Differences
- A _____________ does not let individualism become a job distraction. (PG. 37)
Professional
- Each member is responsible to examine their __________ and activities on and off the job to ensure that the City and the Department is not put in a disadvantaged position because of poor choices or poor judgment. (PG. 37)
Behavior
- When we become public servants and join the Department, we give up the freedom to behave in an ____________ manner. (PG. 37)
Independent
- Our _______ in the community can be tarnished by the actions of just one member, and those consequences will be felt by all members. (PG. 37)
Regard
- Our conduct should be ___________ at all times. (PG. 37)
Exemplary
- Our reputation and performance in the Department is reinforced by our _________. (PG. 37)
Conduct
- _________ is earned and begins with respect for yourself and respect for others. (PG. 37
Respect
- Your reputation is a valuable possession. Guard it and remember that it starts the day you enter the Fire Department and will continue long after your career has ________. (PG. 37)
Ended
- Ask yourself, “How do I want to be remembered? How did I contribute to and _________ this Department?” (PG. 37)
Improve
- Cornerstone Three: ___________________ (PG. 37)
Be self disciplined
- Members who have self-discipline are motivated to make choices that result in a positive outcome and avoid choices that cause a ___________________. (PG. 37)
Negative Repercussion
- Think back to before you joined the Department. It took _______________ to study and train for the firefighter recruit tests. It took self-discipline to obtain the education and experience necessary for the wide variety of support classifications. (PG. 37)
Self discipline
- Maintaining a positive, well-balanced approach to your work environment takes a commitment to discipline, preferably _______________. (PG. 38)
Self discipline
- We are expected to manage our own __________. We are cooperative and open to supervisory directives. (PG. 38)
Behaviour
- ____________ are expected to identify and correct counterproductive actions, behaviors and issues before they become habitual. (PG. 38)
Supervisor
- When imposed discipline is necessary, it will be corrective, progressive and ________. (PG. 38)
Lawful
- Disciplinary action is aligned with Departmental expectations and follows established _____________. (PG. 38)
Procedures
- Corrective punitive action is only considered for ___________________ or when progressive actions have not been effective. (PG. 38)
Serious Violations
- It is the PFD Way to employ ______________________________ designed to return a member to positive and productive behavior. (PG. 38)
2nd Chance Management
- Taking shortcuts to supervisory responsibility in regards to discipline ensures a ________________. (PG. 38)
Negative Result
- Misconduct or poor performance should be __________ before a solution is developed. (PG 38)
Identified
- In other words, supervisors will avoid the “_____________________” approach in favor of a standard problem-solving approach to discipline. (PG. 38)
Ready – Fire –Aim!
- Guidelines describing the union’s role in the disciplinary process are clearly defined in the ___________________________________ and Standard Operating Procedures. (PG. 38)
Memorandum Of Understanding
- Supervisors are to offer and provide ____________________ whenever requested. (PG. 38)
Union Representation
- ___________________ does not infer that they agree or disagree with the conduct or behavior. (PG. 38)
Union Representation
- The union representatives will ensure that Departmental supervisors follow due process and show _______________ when considering disciplinary action. (PG. 38
Just cause
- All effort is made to keep disciplinary proceedings _____________ to avoid embarrassment to the member and to the Department. (PG. 38)
Confidential
- At times, media interest in high profile misconduct and the requirements of the ________________________ make it impossible to keep all issues completely confidential. (PG. 38)
D. Freedom Of Information Act
- The Phoenix Fire Department’s ______________________ is firm. It is absolutely unacceptable for a member to use illegal substances on or off duty. (PG. 38)
Substance abuse policy
- PHOENIX FIRE DEPARTMENT MEMBERS DON’T DO __________… PERIOD! (PG. 38)
DRUGS
- Abuse of alcohol, prescription drugs, anabolic steroid, or any other substances will not be ____________. (PG. 38)
Tolerated
- Unauthorized use, sale, purchase or possession of controlled or illegal substances at any Fire Department worksite is _____________. (PG. 38)
Prohibited
- Violating policy may result in suspension from duties, with or without pay, and/or ___________. (PG. 38)
Dismissal
- Self-discipline extends to our lives outside of work, as well as to the virtual world of ______________. (PG. 38)
Social media
- Social media is a _________ communication and image tool, giving just-in- time information and keeping people connected over vast distances. (PG. 38)
Powerful
- Phoenix Fire Department members are proud of their ___________ and Department. (PG. 39)
Profession
- When we identify ourselves as members of the Phoenix Fire Department in a social media profile, that site now becomes an ___________ of the workplace, not solely a personal site. (PG. 39)
Extension
- It is not the PFD Way to engage in _______________ discussion or brag about unbecoming activities via social media. (PG. 39)
Negative Political
- Consider if the post will reflect well on the owner and the Department, or if it will be ________________. (PG. 39)
Misinterpreted
- Be aware of the impact of the social media footprint, as well as the ______________ – both positive and negative. (PG. 39
Ripple effect
- As members of the Phoenix Fire Department and employees of the City of Phoenix, we have a duty to __________________. (PG. 39)
Post responsibility
- Cornerstone Four: ______________________ (PG. 39)
Be A Good Supervisor
- Supervisors clearly understand the ___________, keep staff informed, listen to staff, and acknowledge outstanding performance. They are able to identify when to handle an issue themselves and when to involve their chief for assistance. (PG. 39)
Mission
- Supervisors of all levels are expected to treat their staff with consideration and _________. (PG. 39)
Respect
- ____________________ is more effective than punishing negative behavior and performance. (PG. 39)
Positive Reinforcement
- Unacceptable behavior or ______________ will not be ignored, tolerated or rewarded. (PG. 39)
Performance
- Misconduct is best managed when it is immediately identified and __________ corrected. (PG. 39)
Discreetly
- Supervisors encourage ____________, most notably in a fire station environment when crews prepare meals together, exercise, train and critique an incident. (PG. 39)
Team work
- Supervisors make opportunities for their team to stay connected to each other, to the Department and to our ____________. (PG. 39)
Community
- Effective supervisors look for opportunities to include members in new programs, explain Departmental culture and policy, and mentor the next ___________ of leaders. (PG. 39)
Generation
- It is a supervisor’s job to create ___________ employees. (PG. 39)
Promoteable
- Supervisors are good _________ and are able to hear what someone means as well as what someone says. (PG. 39)
Listeners
- Supervisors are positive, ethical and refrain from personal ___________ when handling a personnel issue. (PG. 39)
Judgement
- Effective supervisors keep problems in perspective, address problems at the _______ level, and when possible, turn a negative situation into a positive one. (PG. 39)
Proper
- Because supervisors are under constant scrutiny, their actions should be above _________. (PG. 39)
Reproach
- Supervisors who lead by example, who coach and encourage their employees and re- direct behavior before it becomes an issue earn lasting _________ and commitment. (PG. 39)
Loyalty
- In fact, a point should be made of spending the time necessary to turn ___________ members into star members. (PG. 39)
Struggling
- Good supervisors set the tone and set attainable _____________. (PG. 39)
Standards
- True commitment requires _________ to the Department, the Fire Service and to the City of Phoenix through good times and bad. (PG. 35)
Loyalty