Questions from Test#2 Flashcards
Moral and Ethical actions
integrity
How many times should the Fire Officer walk through the station during a shift?
Several times
Who believes Hostile work place complaints will shape workplace diversity
Gravely
CO should walk around around the fire station how many times during a shift
Various
The CO sets expectations that the Company will perform at the highest level possible in the role of?
Trainer
An officer with 3-5 years NFPA certified FO III with Bachelor Degree
Administrative Fire Officer
The text of the comunication
is the Message
Who is responsible to capture and interpret the information
the Receiver
Who is responsible to ensure that the message was received and interpreted correctly
Both the sender and receiver
3 things that the FO should report to his Chief Officer
- Progress towards performance goals and project objectives
- matters that may cause controversy
- attitudes and morale
informal source of information
Grapevine
The Brain has difficulty processing more than how many input sources at a time
ONE (1)
Who is responsible for filling out NFIRS reports for each incident
the first arriving officer or the IC
who is responsible for reporting Exposures and injuries at a scene
The Incident Safety officer not Health and Safety
How many of the 406 FF’s who died in MVC’s between 1977 and 2007 died in their personal vehicles
40%
A single unit IAP should include
- incident objectives
- activities to be completed
- Specific time frame of the operational period
who is responsible in determining when it is safe to reduce the level of PPE
IC and Incident Safety Officer
NFPA 1581
Requires an established Infection Control Program
Documentation of Exposures
- how it occurred
- Mode of transmission
- entry point
- use of PPE
- Medical follow up
US Navy HFACS stands for
Human Factors Analysis and Classifications System
HFACS levels
Levels
- Unsafe Acts
- Preconditions to unsafe acts
- Unsafe supervision
- Organization
Accident investigation 3 phases
- collection of physical evidence
- interview of witnesses
- written document
According to a 30 year study the number LODD’s declined how much
30%
HFACS unsafe acts 2 catergories
- Errors- unintentional
2. Violations- intentional
HFACS Level 3 has (4) catergories
- inadequate supervision
- allowing inappropriate operations
- failure to correct known problems (near miss event)
- supervisory violations
HFACS level that is most difficult to analyze
Level 4
Fire Officer must fulfill 4 roles so EGH
- identify the hazard
- mitigate
- train
- model safe behavior
Heart attacks acct for what percentage of LODD’s
41%
What is the tactical level management unit that provides for medical tx including monitoring, food and fluid replenishment and relief from climatic conditions
Incident scene Rehab
Single unit IAP specifies what
Incident strategies