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R&R, SOP, SAP, SOG Part 2 Flashcards

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Enter the lobby and take the following actions - (8)

A
  • Obtain information from the building management/security regarding the known extent of the emergency
  • Obtain fire alarm control panel history if actively alarming
  • Obtain building plans and the fire control plan (if available)
  • Obtain fire phones (if available)
  • Obtain master keys to rooms, stairwell doors, elevators, windows, etc. (if available) Have electric locks deactivated by Building Representative if applicable
  • Determine initial means of ascent
  • Form fire attack teams with minimum of 5 engine company personnel, one of which is an OIC
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SOG 407 High Rise :
First due engineer proceeds where?
What is title of this position?
What do they do?

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  • Fire alarm panel and remain there
  • “Panel Control”
  • Monitor the fire alarm panel and it’s emergency communication system which include Fire Phones and Intercom System
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SOG 407 High Rise :

When will stairs be used for initial ascent?

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If reported location of fire is BELOW the 7th floor

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SOG 407 High Rise :
In the event of radio malfunction, who is responsible for relaying all communications between the fire attack teams and Command, via fire phones if available?

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Panel control

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SOG 407 High Rise :

“Attack One” Operational Priority -

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  • Ensure the first engineer is in designated location (panel control) and engaged
  • Ensure that fire phones and master keys have been secured (if available)
  • Advance to the landing two floors below the reported fire location. Periodically check the conditions on lower floors as ascending
  • Upon arrival at the reported fire floor, report conditions, actions, needs. In case of radio malfunction, fire phones must be used. Communications are mandatory for safety
  • All efforts should be directed around placing the first hose line in service for fire suppression
  • In the event that one of the initial ladder companies located the fire in advance of initial fire attack team, follow their lead. This may involve crossing over to the opposite stairwell while on a lower floor or requesting that Command send a 2nd attack team to ascend the opposite stairwell. This could result in using a much closer standpipe outlet and a shorter stretch. Coordination is key. Never push a fire down a hallway towards an unprotected ladder company.
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SOG 407 High Rise :
Where is the mandatory brief stop?
What should you do?

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  • The landing two floors below the reported fire
  • Survey the floor plan and take note of the standpipe valve type. Also, determine the feasibility of this location being used as a “Forward Staging Area”
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Where is RIT?

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One floor below fire floor

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SOG 407 High Rise :
Where is IC Aide ?
Forward Staging Officer ?
Exterior Staging Officer ?

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  • Command post
  • 2 floors below fire
  • Level II staging
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SOG 407 High Rise :

RAT will also coordinate with what teams?

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Fire attack and ventilation teams (opening, closing doors, roof, etc.)

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Rescue chief must ensure a reserve of what, based on occupancy type?

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Stair chairs and bariatric blankets

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SOG 407 High Rise :
If elevators are used in any capacity other than the initial ascent, they shall have a FF operator assigned and be in what mode?
What tools will the FF have?
Who will the FF operator coordinate transport of personnel and equipment with?

A
  • Fire Service Mode
  • SCBA, radio, set of irons
  • “Lobby Control” and “Forward Staging”
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Secondary priorities - (5)

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  • Rehab
  • Utilities
  • Secondary search
  • Salvage
  • Logistical support
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Where is rehab located?

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If Fire is located on an upper floor, the rehab will be two floors below if practical

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Utilities - (5)

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  • Electric
  • Gas
  • Back-up power supply
  • Mechanical rooms
  • Fire sprinkler systems
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SOG 407 High Rise :
What should be considered if elevator use is not available and Forward Staging is above the 7th floor?
Who creates this group?

A
  • Stairway Support Group

* Lobby Control

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SOG 407 High Rise :
Phase I mode may be activated in three
(3) ways :

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  1. Fire Alarm System automatically by smoke
  2. Fire Alarm System automatically by heat sensors
  3. Firefighters (manually) using the Key switches on the call station
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Where is fire service key switch located?

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Located on the fire recall floor (Lobby wall)

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SOG 407 High Rise :

All buildings of how many stories are required to be keyed the same, required by who?

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All buildings, seven (7) stories or more, are required to be keyed the same by the State of Florida

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Three positions of Phase II key switch

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  1. Off
  2. On (illuminates a solid red fire helmet)
  3. Hold
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SOG 407 High Rise :

When would turning the key off to put the car back into Phase I mode be beneficial?

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During initial operations

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SOG 407 High Rise :
If a building has lost power due to a fire or any other reason, the elevators may not work. If the building has a backup power supply generator or other) there may be limited power available to operate the elevators. What is this situation referred to as being?

A

Emergency Power Operations

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SOG 407 High Rise :
Standpipe and Sprinkler Operations
Three points from the manual that need to be emphasized :

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  1. When connecting to an FDC, the FF can connect to one side only and charge it prior to the second line being charged, saving valuable time. If a high rise buildings internal fire pump is not working properly, FFs on upper floors will not have adequate pressure. Speed is of essence in this situation
  2. JFRD PDPs are initial operating guidelines only. These calculations will need to be adjusted based on circumstances such as building height, Fire location, hose diameter, and nozzle requirements
  3. While connected to the FDC in pump gear, don’t forget to circulate water (recirculating valve of other means) This is to prevent overheating in the pump in the event that there is nothing flowing in the building
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Other options for high rise water supply?

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Improvised standpipe (Ladder Truck) or exterior hoisting with a rope bag

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Only exception to having a FF act as remote pump operator?

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First attack team engaged in small confined fire

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SOG 407 High Rise :

What will dictate the ventilation exit?

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Building design and location of the fire

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Where is “Forward Ops”?

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Fire floor

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Where is “Forward Staging”?

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Two floors below the fire floor

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Where is “Forward Rehab”?

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Two floors below fire floor

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SOG 407 High Rise :

MAYDAY in the event of of radio malfunction (Repeater in use) following procedures apply : (5)

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• Orange “Mayday” button does not work on portable radios utilizing a “repeater”
• Down FF and RIT team remain on repeater channel
• All other interior operations switch to a Simplex Channel (A-11)
• Exterior operations remain on primary bravo channel (B-1, B-5, etc)
• All other RIT procedures follow
(RIT SOG 408) where applicable

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SOG 407 High Rise :

Search Priority - (4)

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  1. Fire floor
  2. Floor directly above fire floor
  3. Top floor
  4. Work down from top floor
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SOG 407 High Rise :
Initial Operations (1st Alarm Companies) may be “immediately” overwhelmed with victims during a serious fire. If the fire is on an upper floor and evacuation is the only option, proceed as follows : (4)
A
  • Move victims to the first tenable floor below the fire (collection point)
  • Report victim count, needed equipment (stair chairs, drag devices, etc)
  • Return to fire floor for additional victims
  • Leave a FF at collection point until relieved by additional resources (2nd Alarm Companies)
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Residential High Rise Considerations: (4)

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  • Fire attack team should assist in search of apartment of origin as hose line is advanced
  • If smoke has extended into public hallway, all rooms on the fire floor will need to be searched
  • Ensure any elevator lobbies are searched for fleeing occupants
  • Hydra ram/Rabbit tool (HFT) will be valuable tool for forcing many doors in low visibility conditions and will reduce fatigue
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Commercial high rise considerations : (3)

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  • Large floor areas will complicate search efforts. Multiple companies may be needed to search one floor
  • Floors are often divided with short partitions/cubicles that lack floor to ceiling
  • Use of a search rope will be essential and several taglines may be necessary to search off the main search line
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Objective of the RAT?

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To ensure all stairwells are clear of any occupants in distress from the level of the FIRE FLOOR TO ROOF

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SOG 407 High Rise :

RAT tool compliment (6)

A
  • Spare SCBA bottle
  • Hydra-Ram
  • Irons
  • Gas meter
  • Stairway keys/access cards
  • Door latch straps
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Engine companies min. tools and equipment :

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  • Three - 65’ sections of JFRD “High Rise Spec” 2-1/2” Hose (loaded in shoulder packs)
  • One - 2-1/2” lightweight Nozzle equipped the following way: Bail shut off, mini-stream shaper, Short Stack Tips (Size 1-1/8” and ½”low flow)
• High Rise Bag, consisting of:
2-1/2" In-line Pressure Gauge
2- 1/2" Gate / Ball Valve
2-1/2" light weight Elbow
1-1/2" × 2-1/2" Increaser
1-1/2" Fog Nozzle
2-Spanner wrenches
Marking Device 
6-Door Wedges
6- Inner Tube Latch Straps
6-Disposable Glow Sticks
14"to 18" Pipe Wrench
Flat Blade Screw Driver
Phillips Head Screw Driver
Allen Wrenches
6" to 8" Crescent Wrench
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Ladder companies shall carry following equipment : (11)

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  • Set of “irons” (flat axe married to 30” halligan tool)
  • “HFT” (Hydraulic Forcible Entry Tool),
  • 6’ Hook
  • “TIC” (Thermal Imagining tool)
  • Tag Line / Utility Rope
  • Elevator Keys
  • 6-Door Wedges
  • Sprinkler Tongs
  • 6-Marking Devices
  • 6-Disposable Glow Sticks
  • Cordless PPV fan with 50’ cord
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Squad companies shall carry the following equipment : (1st due “roof team”) (6)

A 
Irons
"HFT"
6' Hook
Elevator Keys
Rope Rescue Gear
60v Cut off tool
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SOG 407 High Rise :

Squad companies shall carry the following equipment : (2nd due RIT) (9)

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"Irons"
6'hook
'HFT"
60v Cut off tool
Search Rope
Rae Meter
Elevator keys
RIT Light
RIT Bag (Spare Bottle per Squad
member to be placed in lobby)
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SOG 408 RIT :

When will RIT be mandatory?

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All full assignments or greater

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SOG 408 RIT :

Engine companies assigned as RIT shall provide following equipment : (4)

A
  • Forcible entry tools (irons and 6ft Ek hook)
  • Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC) if available
  • SCBA w/buddy breathing hose
  • Standard issue utility rope
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SOG 408 RIT :

Ladder companies equipment : (7)

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  • Forcible entry tools (irons, 6ft ek hook, and hydra-ram)
  • Thermal Imaging Camera
  • RIT bag w/60min. bottle, transfill hose and mask
  • Issued RIT rope w/knots/rings 1 in 2 out and rings every 20’
  • 200’ rope for extended search and downed FF removal
  • Rescue saw with D’AX blade and two chain saws (depending on building type)
  • Sawzall with metal and wood cutting blades
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SOG 408 RIT :

Squad companies : (9)

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  • Forcible entry tools (irons, ek hook, hydra-ram)
  • RIT bag w/60min. bottle, transfill and mask
  • Rescue saw w/diamond blade and two chain saws (depending on building type)
  • Sawzall w/metal and wood cutting blades
  • Thermal Imaging Cameras
  • RIT light
  • Sked
  • 200’ search/rescue rope
  • Per high rise SOG 407
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SOG 408 RIT :

All RIT members should make note of : (5)

A
  • Type of structure
  • Construction characteristics
  • Where crews are operating
  • Any openings or access points immediately visible
  • Fire progression/collapse potential
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SOG 408 RIT :

Soften the structure by : (4)

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  • Removing obstructions from windows and doors
  • Secure utilities if not done prior to arrival
  • Place ladders for egress and communicate location to interior crews
  • Stretching appropriate RIT line (place RIT tag on pump panel and notify engineer)
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SOG 408 RIT :

Initial RIT team tool compliment : (4)

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  • Basic forcible entry tools
  • Search rope
  • RIT bag w/transfill hose and mask
  • TIC
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SOG 408 RIT :

Lost/trapped FF found :

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  • Perform size-up of rescue needs
  • Deactivate PASS
  • Provide air, if emergency air has to be administered, so so by the quickest means possible (Transfill hose, placing regulator into the facepiece, or buddy breathing)
  • Remember : Maintaining air supply to the downed firefighter is the most important action
  • Perform rapid assessment
  • Notify RIT Group OIC of situation, location, needs
  • Secure search rope for backup team (not to victim) The search rope will not leave with the victim
  • Remember there may be quicker ways out than the entry route
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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

This plan is intended to serve as an operational guide for all ____ fire operations.

A

Wildland and Urban Interface

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Fire Readiness Level 1 -

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Little or no fire activity anticipated

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Fire Readiness Level 2 -

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Some “routine” fires anticipated. No more than 50% of resources expected to be needed at any given time. No difficulty in control or mop-up expected.

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Fire Readiness Level 3 -

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Very active fire day anticipated. Fire occurrence above average and difficulty of control expected.

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Fire Readiness Level 4 -

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Fire situation expected to be difficult. There may be fires carrying over from the previous day, new fires starting, and difficulty of control expected. All resources will probably be committed and assistance from outside the district may be required.

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Fire Readiness Level 5 -

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Fire situation is extreme and ability to respond will exceed district capability. Fires are numerous, large, and difficult to control and mop-up. Outside assistance will be needed beyond a 24hr period

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Once command post established : (3)

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• All personnel should know it’s location
• It should not be moved unless fire threatens it
- If movement is necessary, it should be kept to a minimum to prevent confusion
• Weather info should be gathered as soon as possible

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Companies not on original dispatch should report where?

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Staging unless otherwise directed by the IC

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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Wildland PPE :

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  • Bunker pants and boots
  • Light weight brush coat
  • Gloves
  • Helmet w/hood
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SOG 409 Wildland Fires :
Wildland fires requiring extended on scene commitment of personnel or when deemed appropriate by the IC members may wear the following : (5)

A
  • Approved nomex pants
  • Approved 8in. leather Wildland certified boots
  • Light weight brush coat
  • Leather work gloves
  • Approved helmets
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SOG 410 Hurricane :

Mission : (5)

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  • Damage assessment
  • Care of sick and injured
  • Extrication of trapped
  • Firefighting
  • Assist in recovery operations
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SOG 410 Hurricane :
Hurricane alert -
Hurricane watch -
Hurricane warning -

A
  • 84 hours
  • 36-60 hours prior to landfall
  • 24-36 hours prior to landfall
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SOG 410 Hurricane :

JFRD activities will fall primarily under what branch of the EOC’s Operation Section?

A

Emergency Services Branch of the EOC’s Operations Section

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SOG 410 Hurricane :
When the National Weather Service issues what type of hurricane alert, will the FRCC notify FR personnel to respond to EOC?

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Hurricane Watch

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SOG 410 Hurricane :

When a Hurricane Watch is issued for Duval County, JFRD personnel shall : (4)

A
  • Make preparations for their domicile
  • Keep a close watch on direction of the storm
  • Have all personal and family matters secured
  • Call their assigned stations and report that they are aware of the potential threat and advise of their availability for recall
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SOG 410 Hurricane :
Secure Station and Apparatus :
Hurricane alert -

A
  1. Secure all windows above the first floor
  2. Locate and fill all water containers
  3. Top-off LP tanks
  4. Contact logistical support for delivery of pre-packaged rescue supplies
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SOG 410 Hurricane :
Secure Station and Apparatus :
Hurricane Watch -

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  1. Secure all first floor windows
  2. Secure all loose items at and around station
  3. Have all reserve apparatus fueled and fully loaded
  4. Designated stations should make preparations to evacuate
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SOG 410 Hurricane :
Secure Station and Apparatus:
Hurricane Warning -

A
  1. Notify personnel to anticipate staying additional shifts

2. Top-off apparatus fuel tanks

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SOG 410 Hurricane :
Who must authorize altering of dispatch protocol?
For what reasons? (3)

A

• HQ Fire Group Supervisor

  • Call volume
  • Nature of call
  • Storm conditions
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SOG 410 Hurricane :
Following effective reporting from the entire area, realistic priorities can be established.

Post landfall priorities : (4)

A
  1. Damage assessment
  2. Continued delivery of emergency services
  3. Fire Prevention activities
  4. Adjustments to personnel and equipment assignments
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SOG 410 Hurricane :

Mobilization of the CISM Team is primarily responsibility of who?

A

HQ Fire Group Supervisor

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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Authority at a HazMat incident is derived from what?

A

The Interagency Hazardous Materials Response SOG

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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Exceptions to JFRD assuming Command of HazMat scene?

A
  • Marine incidents under the authority of the USCG
  • Incidents on military bases
  • Nuclear incidents such as plane crashes involving nuclear weapons
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :
When a call is received indicating a possible HazMat incident, FRCC will attempt to obtain info regarding the materials involved, including the following : (6)

A
  • Name (verify spelling of chemical name)
  • Amount
  • Type
  • Size of container
  • Type of problem (leak, spill, fire)
  • Properties of the reported material
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Factors/conditions that must be considered before any commitment of JFRD personnel : (7)

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  • Wind conditions and direction
  • Humidity
  • Topography of incident location
  • Area of involvement (open or confined space)
  • Immediate need for rescue
  • Type of material involved (solid, liquid, vapor)
  • Hazards of the material involved
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Objective of size-up : (3)

A
  1. Identify the product involved
  2. Assess the nature and severity of the problem
  3. Gather sufficient info to formulate a valid Incident Action Plan
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

To identify the hazard, personnel shall check the following : (6)

A
  • Labels
  • Placards
  • Markers
  • Shipping papers
  • Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
  • Find and talk to the drive if possible
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Immediately after identifying the hazard, what should be established?

A

Control zones

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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

For specific info regarding the product in question, refer to the following publications : (4)

A
  • Detailed library carried by the HazMat Team
  • Computer database systems available to emergency response personnel
  • Organizations (CHEMTREC, National Response Center, etc)
  • MSDS
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

When determining a method of decontamination, consider the properties of the hazardous materials involved : (5)

A
  • Health hazards
  • Effects on the skin
  • Toxicity
  • Reactivity
  • Solubility
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

JFRD personnel involved in HazMat incidents shall be place an entry in what found on the Fire Rescue Portal?

A

Special Operations Response Report

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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

DOT Hazard Classes -

A
  1. Explosives
  2. Compressed gases
  3. Flammable liquids
  4. Flammable solids
  5. Oxidizers
  6. Toxic
  7. Radioactive
  8. Corrosives
  9. Miscellaneous
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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials : 
Reportable quantities (RQ) for hydrocarbons and necessary agencies to notify in the event of a spill are as follows :
A

• Environmental Resource Management Department (ERMD, formerly know as BIO) ~ 10 gallons or more spilled
• Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) ~ 25 gallons of more
• USCG ~ must be notified for spills in navigable waterways or tributaries to those waterways.
Spill creates sheen on the water. No specific gallon amount.
Any quantity of a petroleum product which reaches or those which potentially could reach navigable waterway will require notification of ERMD, State Warning Point and USCG

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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials : 
Class 7 - Radioactive :
Hot zone shall be ?
Exclusion zone ?
What should you remember to do?
A

• Any area with an exposure level of
2mR/hr or greater
• Area beyond where the Digilert alarms
• Remember to set the alarm prior to use

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SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

5 chemical warfare agents -

A
  • Blister agent (mustard gas, lewisite, etc)
  • Blood agent (cyanide group)
  • Choking agent (chlorine, phosgene)
  • Irritants (riot and tear gas)
  • Nerve agents (tabun, sarin, soman, VX)
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SOG 412 Train Derailments :

Volts of generators in locomotive -

A

440 Volt DC

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SOG 412 Train Derailments :

General consideration - (7)

A
  • Diesel fuel
  • Electrical hazard
  • Unstable rail cars
  • Bowed tracks
  • Other trains
  • Access to scene
  • Adequate lighting
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SOG 413 Mass Casualty Incident : 
Level 1 - 
Level 2 -
Level 3 -
Level 4 -
Level 5 -
A
  • 5-10 victims
  • 11-20 victims
  • 21-100 victims
  • 101-1000 victims
  • Over 1000 victims, or when regional resources are exhausted or overwhelmed
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SOG 413 Mass Casualty Incident : 
FOG #1 -
FOG #2 -
FOG #3 -
FOG #4 -
FOG #5 -
FOG #6 - 
FOG #7 -
A
  • Guide
  • Command
  • Medical branch officer
  • Triage
  • Treatment
  • Transport
  • Staging
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SOG 413 Mass Casualty Incident :

Three MCI trailers - where are they located and do what resources?

A
  • MCI-9 is an attached truck/trailer (St.9) It carries an assortment of equipment and supplies for IMMEDIATE needs through the region
  • MCI-16 is trailer (St.16) It carries an assortment of equipment and supplies for IMMEDIATE needs on JIA property
  • MCI-32 is trailer (St.32) It carries equipment for LONG-TERM needs through the region
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88
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SOG 417 Elevator Emergencies :

Disconnecting switches/breakers are usually located in one of the following areas :

A
  • In the basement of the hoist way
  • In the elevator machine room
  • Near the elevator machine room door
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SOG 418 Confined Space :

A confined space refers to a space which : (4)

A

• Is not intended for continuous occupancy
• Has limited openings for entry and exit
• Has unfavorable natural ventilation which may contain:
- Toxic and/or flammable atmosphere OR
- Oxygen levels below 19.5% or above 23.5%
• Is an open-top space more than four feet deep

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SOG 418 Confined Space :

First arriving unit will - (5)

A
  1. Establish command
  2. Size-up the incident
  3. Determine the condition of the victim(s) prior to entry
  4. Determine the condition of atmosphere
    - All personnel must assume that an untested confined space has an unsafe atmosphere
  5. Initiate the appropriate action.
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SOG 418 Confined Space :
Who is in charge of the hot zone and responsible for keeping the Confined Space Entry Checklist, with special emphasis on?

A

Attendant; special emphasis on time and SCBA air pressure

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SOG 418 Confined Space :

What is special emphasis on Confined Space Entry Checklist?

A

Time and SCBA air pressure

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SOG 418 Confined Space :

What must be determined prior to entry?

A

Product/fluid level

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SOG 418 Confined Space :

Safety considerations : (6)

A
  • Working time
  • Mechanical
  • Engulfment
  • Electrical
  • Chemical
  • Sparking hazards
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SOG 419 Rope :

Common items used to prevent abrasion :

A
  • Salvage covers
  • Sections of hose
  • Hose or rope rollers
  • Turnout gear
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SOG 419 Rope :
Rope becomes sticky at ?
Melts between ?

A
  • 445°F

* 480° and 500°F

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SOG 419 Rope :

Inspect rope for ? (4)

A
  • Differences in flexibility
  • Differences in diameter
  • Lumpiness
  • Badly frayed or abraded sheath (exposing the kern)
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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

Main power to the Skyway is supplied to substations located where?

A

Central and San Marco stations and

O&M Center

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :
What supplies power to the breakers in the main power substations?
Where are the breakers?
What do they supply power to?

A
  • Transformers located outside of the main power substations
  • Located inside equipment rooms at each of the stations
  • Power to the Power Disconnect Panels (PDPs)
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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :
Where are the PDPs located?
What do they supply power to?

A
  • PDPs are located at each passenger station and switch

* They supply power to the three power rails that power the car’s traction motors, inverters, and APU’s

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :
Where is Y-Junction located?
If an emergency exists in this area, it will require shutting down the power where?

A
  • Bay and Jefferson Streets

* At San Marco station and either the Jefferson Street or Central Stations

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

What section of the track is hydraulically operated and electrically actuated?

A

Y-Junction Area

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

Skyway Control Center operator NOT on duty :

A

2330 Friday night until 0400 Monday morning

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

The FM-200 Extinguishing Sytem is used in three areas of the Skyway Building :

A
  • Control room
  • Computer room
  • Signal room
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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

How large are emergency walkways and provided where?

A

18-30 inches and provided on the inboard side of the cars throughout system

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :
Type of glass on doors?
Car’s remaining windows?

A

Doors - tempered

The rest - Lexan

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

Cars run on what type of system and are held in place how?

A

Monorail beam system and held in place by the force of the guidance wheels on the monorail beam

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108
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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

Where are electrical traction motors located?

A

Under the car between the three sets of running wheels

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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :
Where are electronics found?
What type of batteries and where?

A
  • Located inside compartments in the “A” car. They are also found in between the cars in the inner car sections
  • Nickel Cadmium (NICAD); located under the seats in the “A” car only. The batteries can be accessed from inside or outside of the car
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SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :
Because apparatus placement may be distant from the incident, consider taking along the following equipment :
Engines -
Ladder -

A
  • portable extinguishers

* rope, forcible entry tools, and appropriate extinguishers

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Who issues open burn permits each day?

A

Regulatory and Environmental Services Department, Air and Water Quality Division

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Open burning permits are for what purpose only?

A

Land clearing

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Open burning must be at least how far away from any public highway or road AND with what circumstances?

A

100 feet; wind carrying smoke away from any traffic thoroughfare

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

When can land clearing debris be transported off-site?

A

Only when it is to be burned using an Air Curtain Incinerator and with a special permit from the Regulatory and Environmental Services Department, Air and Water Quality Division

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SOG 427 Open Burning :
For residential land clearing ?
For commercial land clearing?
With what parameters?

A
  • At least 300 feet away from any occupied building

* At least 1000 feet away from any occupied building if not using an Air Curtain and at least 300 feet away if using one

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Recreational fire….total fuel area -

A

Not exceeding 3 feet in diameter and 2 feet in height

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Fire will be extinguished immediately if : (3)

A
  • There is no valid permit
  • Conditions of 427.01.04 have been violated
  • The size of the fire creates excessive amounts of smoke
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SOG 427 Open Burning :
Who issues citations?
After hours/holiday/weekends?

A
  • Regulatory and Environmental Services Department, Air and Quality Division
  • District/Battalion Chief
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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Who issues the citation books?

A

Division chief of Prevention

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Issuing citation - Date :

A

Day, Month, Year

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SOG 427 Open Burning :

Who do you contact for Affidavit of citation posting?

A

Tree Kilbourn EQD

tkilbour@coj.net

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SOG 428 Request Investigator :

The IC of the fire scene will request the State Fire Marshal when any of the following conditions exist : (8)

A
  • Any fire with a projected dollar loss exceeding $1,000,000.00
  • Any fire involving a civilian death, or an injury that is likely to result in death
  • Any fire in which the cause is not readily determined by an initial investigation
  • Any fire involving the suspected failure of a fire suppression or fire detection system
  • Suspected arson fires in structures or vehicles
  • Suspected arson in vehicle fires in which there is obvious evidence at the scene or witness to the event
  • Explosions
  • Fires involving houses of worship
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SOG 428 Request Investigator :

All reports written shall start with ?

A

Statement of Responsibility

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SOG 428 Request Investigator :

Where can all references be found?

A

Target Solutions in the Resource Center in a folder called JFRD Fire Prevention Resources

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SOG 431 Marine Operations :

JFRD marine vessels work closely with the following Federal, State, and Local agencies : (4)

A
  • United States Coast Guard (USCG)
  • United States Navy (USN)
  • Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC)
  • Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO)
126
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SOG 431 Marine Operations :

JFRD’s primary marine vessels - (4)

A
  • Jake Godbold (50ft; 6000GPM)
  • Robert F. Kiley (70ft 10in; 14000GPM)
  • 37 foot boat (37ft; 1500GPM)
  • 29 foot boat (29ft; 1250GPM)
127
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SOG 431 Marine Operations :

All PFDs shall be equipped with a suitable ?

A

Waterproof PFD light/flashlight

128
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SOG 431 Marine Operations :

Where will smaller vessels get stored during hurricanes?

A

Station 37

129
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
The Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA) owns and operates the following airports and is controlling entity for all airport operations : (4)

A
  • Jacksonville International Airport (JIA)
  • Cecil Airport
  • Jacksonville Executive at Craig Airport
  • Herlong Recreational Airport
130
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

Operations on these airfields and their associated properties are governed by :

A
  • FAA
  • TSA
  • JAA
  • National Aerospace Standards (NAS) 3306
  • other military guidelines regarding ARFF protection and operations
131
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

Who can upgrade Alert level?

A

Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) or

JFRD ARFF OIC

132
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Who notifies emergency responders when an Alert 1 is terminated?
Alert 2?
Alert 3?

A
  • ATCT
  • The IC will notify the ATCT and JAA Airport Operations Control Center (AOCC) or Cecil Operations
  • JAA AOCC or Cecil Operations will notify the ATCT
133
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Aircraft Incident Off Airport Property:
What will determine the needed response?

A

Location and severity of the incident; as well as aircraft size and the presence of passengers

134
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

Command should consider the following resources for an off airfield crash : (4)

A
  • Brush truck for access
  • DOF tractors for access
  • JSO helicopter to locate crash site
  • Apparatus w/battery powered extrication equipment
135
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
JFRD St. 16 has the ability to locate downed aircraft with the use of special equipment. The speed and accuracy of locating the downed aircraft will depend on what?

A

Type of transmission equipment on the downed aircraft

136
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

Two primary hydrants that will be used to refill ARFF apparatus during aircraft incidents at JIA ?

A

• Hydrant #1 - located in front of JFRD
St. 16
• Hydrant #2 - located south of the FedEx facility and is accessible from the secured side of the airfield

Access to both hydrants requires an escort

137
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SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

There are four primary hydrants that will be used to refill ARFF apparatus at Cecil Airport.

A
  • Hydrant #1 - located on the airfield side of St. 56 on the apron
  • Hydrant #2 - located on Perimter Rd. just inside Gate #2 off 103rd St.
  • Hydrant #3 - located at the southeast corner of hangar 905/Flightstar Bldg.
  • Hydrant #4 - located at the southwest corner of Hangar 13 (coast guard hangar) inside the gate. This gate is at the end of New World Ave.
138
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

Talk Group C-3 is a shared channel used by who?

A
  • Station 16
  • FANG
  • JAA Operations
  • JAA PD
139
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Station 56 ARFF units use what talk group for unit to unit communications?
What do they use to communicate with ATCT?

A
  • A-12

* Cecil ground channel

140
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

Size of FANG’s water tanker?

A

4000 gallons

141
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Where is the primary staging area for EMS response to the Terminal Gate areas ?
(JIA)

A

Cole Flyer Gate - this gate is located at the west end of Coley Flyer Road off Pecan Park South Rd.

142
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SOG 436 Emergency Incident Rehabilitation :

Who will be dispatched on 2nd alarms or greater or at the request of IC?

A

Rehab 37; one (1) additional rescue unit along with one (1) additional Rescue Chief

143
Q

SOG 436 Emergency Incident Rehabilitation :

Per JFRD Rehab Form 1, what info/vitals must be included? (7)

A
  • Number of SCBA bottles used
  • BP
  • Pulse
  • Sa02
  • Respirations
  • Temperature
  • Skin appearance
144
Q

SOG 436 Emergency Incident Rehabilitation :

When completing JFRD Rehab Form 2, what info must be included?

A
  • Unit number
  • Number of crew
  • Time of entry and exit
145
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SOG 436 Emergency Incident Rehabilitation : 
Required vitals to be released from rehab :
Time -
Systolic BP -
Diastolic BP -
Pulse -
Temperature -
Carbon monoxide oximeter reading -
Respirations -
A
  • All FFs shall remain in rehab a minimum of 20mins. unless otherwise directed by Rehab Officer
  • Systolic BP shall be greater than 90mmHg and less than 160mmHg
  • Diastolic BP shall be less than 110mmHg and greater than 60mmHg
  • Pulse rate below 100bpm, above 50 bpm
  • Temp must be below 100°F
  • CO <10%
  • Respirations below 20 and above 10
146
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SOG 436 Emergency Incident Rehabilitation :

If abnormal vital signs persist after 40 minutes in Rehab - (4)

A
  1. Notify IC
  2. Contact HSO @ 718-4878
  3. Recommend transport to the appropriate emergency department
  4. Complete full E-pro report
147
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SOG 437 Overhaul :

What are two separate phases of structure fires?

A

Extinguishment and overhaul

148
Q

SOG 437 Overhaul :

Companies that make up a “relief crew”

A

One engine and one ladder

149
Q

SOG 437 Overhaul :
Upon arrival of the relief crew, they will make contact with the IC and begin size up of the structure. What is the purpose of this?

A

Identify hot spots and hazardous areas within the structure

150
Q

SOG 437 Overhaul :

Who is responsible for air monitoring during the overhaul phase?

A

Safety officer

151
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SOG 437 Overhaul :
Acceptable limits before turning the scene over to owner/occupant :
4 gas meter -
5 gas meter -

A
  • CO - <9 ppm
  • O2 - 19.5% to 23.5%
  • H2S - < 10 ppm
  • LEL - 0%
  • CO - <9 ppm
  • O2 - 19.5% to 23.5%
  • HCN - 0 ppm
  • LEL - 0%
  • VOC - 0 ppm
152
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SOG 446 Peer Support Program :
To contact Peer Support call the on duty CIO at ?
If they don’t answer with in how many minutes, who do you call?

A
  • (904) 535-3727

* 15 mins; FRCC (904) 630-0527

153
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :

The first arriving Company Officer shall proceed as follows :

A
  • Transmit an initial report
  • Establish command
  • If nothing showing, assume a concealed fire
  • If Fire or smoke showing, call for additional alarms
  • Identify a primary water supply (hydrant)
  • Direct incoming companies
  • Establish an initial staging area
  • Identify a secondary water supply (fire boat)
  • Make contact with the master of the vessel
154
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :
The following additional personnel should be sought or contacted as soon as practical after arriving at a shipboard fire/incident : (4)

A
  • Chief Engineer of the vessel
  • Port Security Official
  • Captain of the Port
  • USCG representative
155
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :

The Fire Control Plan displays the following information : (7)

A
  • All info on the vessels fixed fire suppression system
  • Location of external fuel shutoff switches
  • Location of foam proportioning equipment
  • Location of the International Shore Connection(s) (ISC)
  • Vessel construction features
  • Ventilation system(s)
  • Means of access or egress
156
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :

Depending on size of the vessel, the Fire Control Plan is likely to be found in one or all of the following areas : (3)

A
  • Outside the deckhouse in a marked, watertight container
  • Permanently mounted in an accessible area
  • In the crew’s living area
157
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SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :
The vessel’s shipping papers usually include an emergency contact number and/or info on the chemical characteristics of the cargo. This info may also be in ?
The vessel may also have the following documents as required by federal regulations?

A
  • Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
  • Dangerous Cargo Manifest (DCM)
  • Globally Harmonized System (GHS)
  • Crew/passenger list
  • Stability, trim, and loading book
158
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :

Engine companies will bring this equipment : (6)

A
  • One spare air bottle per person
  • 150’ of 1 3/4” hose and high rise bag
  • Tracer line
  • TIC
  • ISC adaptor (if equipped)
  • Bolt cutters
159
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :

Ladder companies will bring this equipment : (8)

A
  • Spare bottle per person
  • 2 - 200’ bags of hoisting rope
  • 5:1 hoisting rig
  • Tracer line
  • Irons (flathead axe/halligan)
  • TIC
  • Hydra-Ram
  • Bolt cutters
160
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SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :

When are two anchor lights displayed?

A

Ships over 150ft in length

161
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :
Knot :
Km-
Mi -

A
  • 1.8520 km/hr

* 1.1508 mph

162
Q

SOG 450 Post Fire Decon :

What size is the reducer in the Decon kit?

A

2 1/2 to 3/4” adapter

163
Q

SOG 456 Fire Alarm (Signal 32) :
Forcible entry is also appropriate when dispatch info or on scene conditions indicate the activation of fire extinguishing systems such as : (5)

A
  • Sprinkler water flow (check exterior drain pipe and all exterior doors)
  • Halon
  • CO2
  • Dry chemical
  • Hood system
164
Q

SOG 456 Fire Alarm (Signal 32) :

Sprinkler head replacement info should be relayed to : (5)

A
  • Alarm monitoring service
  • Building representative if on scene
  • FRCC
  • Documented in the JFRD run report
  • District Chief of Prevention
165
Q

SOG 462 Automatic Aid/Mutual Aid :

JFRD has auto/mutual aid agreements with the following : (8)

A
  • Clay County Fire Rescue
  • St. Johns County Fire Rescue
  • Nassau County Fire Rescue
  • Baker County Fire Rescue
  • Maccleny Fire Rescue
  • NS Mayport
  • NAS Jacksonville
  • Florida Air National Guard (FANG)
166
Q

SOG 462 Automatic Aid/Mutual Aid :
District and Battalion Chiefs shall organize and conduct training how often with
AA/MA departments that are adjacent to their response territories?

A

Quarterly

167
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

The Engineer of the first engine company shall park the apparatus where provided it does not ?

A

In the vicinity of the FDC provided it does not impede the initial Ladder Company

168
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

It is also valuable to inform later arriving crews of what?

A

The initial attack team’s “initial means of ascent” (which stairwell or elevator)

169
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Remember, the 1st and 2nd Ladder Companies in many cases are the ?

A

“Forward eyes”

170
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

A
171
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

High rise structures may have a wide variety of differences such as ? Operational demands can vary tremendously.

A
  • Age
  • Occupancy
  • Height
172
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

All occupants must be accounted for. What is paramount?

A

A primary search and evacuation of the affected area

173
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :
A ventilation team must rapidly clear the building of smoke and gases. This will be what and requires ?
Radio designation?

A
  • This will be labor intensive and requires a coordinated approach
  • Vent 1, 2, as needed
174
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :
The Fire Attack Teams should be reinforced with what?
Consideration must be made for ?

A
  • Additional Fire Attack Teams

* Consideration must be made for continuous relief of working teams

175
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :
What will be established around the structure as soon as practical?
Who will be responsible to maintain the integrity of this area throughout the incident?

A

Safety permitted; law enforcement

176
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Who manages forward rehab?

A

This area shall be managed by a Rescue District Chief in coordination with the Forward Staging Officer

177
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

The complex nature of a high rise requires who to assist firefighters?

A

The building’s engineering department

178
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

The resupply of SCBA cylinders may be best accomplished by ?

A

The use of personnel committee to transporting full cylinders to the lobby and empty ones to the Air Supply Unit. Methods of transport to and from Forward Staging area shall be determined by Lobby Control. The remote fill station by way of air hose has a lower CFM ability than the actual mobile unit. This allows filling at the lower rate in a location within the building

179
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

The EMS Group shall evaluate what and consider what?

A

Evaluate any medical needs and account for the number of patients on scene. The movement from upper floors will be personnel intensive and should be taken into consideration when requesting additional units

180
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Stairway Support Group should be considered if ?

A

Elevator use is not available and the Forward Staging is above the 7th floor (to be created by Lobby Control)

181
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

What is the job of the Firefighter/operator assigned to the elevator?

A

The operators job is to coordinate transport of personnel and equipment with “Lobby Control” and “Forward Staging”

182
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Once Phase I is activated, what happens ?

A

The elevator will wait a brief amount of time, then proceed to go into nudging mode to tell everybody the elevator is leaving the floor

183
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Anytime a “Shunt Trip” scenario is discovered, be alert to what?

A

The possibility that occupants may be trapped in elevator cars somewhere in the building

184
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

How many different performance standards are there for standpipes based on what?

A

Two; year of construction

185
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

It should be noted that if a building’s internal fire pump system is operating properly it should ?

A

Deliver the proper “minimum” design pressure (FLOW/PSI) for that specific building

186
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

What will be a necessity for a smooth operation?

A

Door wedges and latch covers

187
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Examples of ventilation?

A

Positive pressure (PPV), negative pressure, and vertical and horizontal

188
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

What will later arriving Ladder Companies do? (Extra alarms)

A

Complete the ventilation process

189
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Return stairs : (3)

A
  • Returns to same geographic location in building at each landing
  • Will have half landing between floors and a 18° change in direction
  • Provides advantage in keeping orientation in building from floor to floor, but hose management will be more difficult
190
Q

SOG 407 High Rise :

Scissor stairs : (4)

A
  • Two separate stairways are placed in common shaft that is divided with a fire rated barrier
  • Stair return will alternate sides of building at each floor
  • Stairs will typically be a strait path from floor to floor
  • Keeping orientation will be more difficult, but hose management will be easier
191
Q

SOG 408 RIT :

Upon arrival at the designated entry point, the RIT GROUP OIC shall attempt to complete the following : (6)

A
  • Establish and maintain radio contact with the IC
  • Advise the IC of the location of the entry point
  • Confirm with the IC that a protective hose line is being deployed behind the RIT if needed
  • Account for all RIT members entering the structure
  • Ensure search rope is secured entering the structure
  • Account for tools needed
192
Q

SOG 409 Wildland Fire :

The site selected for Command Post should ?

A
  • Allow for good ingress and egress of vehicles

* The site should also have a clear area large enough to land a helicopter

193
Q

SOG 409 Wildland Fires :

Additional Safety Guidelines : (5)

A
  • Stay mobile
  • Back apparatus in
  • Don’t park under power lines
  • Close apparatus doors and windows
  • Maintain 25% of booster tank’s capacity for your protection
194
Q 
SOG 410 Hurricane : 
Winds and Damage -
Category 1 -
Category 2 -
Category 3 -
Category 4 - 
Category 5 -
A 
Category 1 : 74-95mph ~ Some
Category 2 : 96-110mph ~ Extensive
Category 3 : 111-129mph ~ Devastating
Category 4 : 130-156mph ~ Catastrophic
Category 5 : 157mph or higher ~ Catastrophic
195
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

The JFRD will establish what groups under the Emergency Services Branch?

A
  • Firefighting Group
  • HazMat Group
  • Within this branch, the JFRD will assist the Duval County Health Department with the EMS responsibilities of the Health and Medical Group
196
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
In certain situations, such as large, complex incidents requiring extraordinary coordination, the IC may subdivide the county into geographic Divisions : (5)

A
  • North Division
  • South Division
  • East Division
  • West Division
  • Beaches Division
197
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
Divisions may have ICS management structures established; however, all Divisions must coordinate closely with who at the EOC?

A

Operations Section at the EOC

198
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

When the National Weather Service issued a Hurricane Watch for any part of Duval County, FRCC will notify who?

A
  • Director/Fire Chief
  • All Division Chiefs
  • Assistant Division Chiefs
199
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

The BC will then submit the Hurricane Season Checklist to who?

A

Division Chief of Services

200
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
To ensure that on and off duty personnel understand what is expected of them and are prepared for recall, the following guidelines should be implemented:

A
  • Off going shift will be required to stay over until released by the Battalion Chief
  • When released, they should take their turnout gear and personal hygiene products with them, in case they are recalled
201
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

Units housed in structures not suitable for winds above ___ must be evacuated ___ prior to landfall.

A

74mph ; 6hrs

202
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
For scheduled evacuation from a JFRD facility, the Facility Manager will ensure that the following precautions have been met : (5)

A
  1. Board up windows and openings
  2. Secure outside objects
  3. Leave bay doors open
  4. Coordinate with the Public Building Division to shut off water, electricity, and gas at the master shutoff
  5. Notify FRCC of closing
203
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

Should conditions warrant an unscheduled evacuation of the station, the officer in charge will notify :

A
  1. District Chief

2. Fire Group Supervisor

204
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

All personnel and apparatus will be moved and reassigned to other stations as designated by who?

A

Battalion Chief

205
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

Who assumes the responsibility for staffing Hurricane Shelters?

A

The American Red Cross

206
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
JFRD stations are not designated as hurricane shelters. No authorization shall be granted, in advance, for any citizen or family member to obtain a shelter in a JFRD facility without the express permission of who?

A

Appropriate Division Chief

207
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

Response Hazards : (9)

A
  • Drowning (leading cause of death during hurricanes)
  • Electrical hazard (second leading cause of death during hurricanes)
  • Streets filled with debris
  • No phone service (may also affect emergency and cellular phones)
  • No electrical power
  • Low water pressure
  • Gas and chemical leaks
  • Radio antennas destroyed
  • Flooding
208
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

Should any situation not covered by this plan arise, the Company Officer shall :

A

• Take appropriate action
OR
• Refer the matter to a higher authority

209
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
The delivery of emergency services may be terminated when operations ?
When it is determined, that conditions are unsafe due to what, all emergency response will be suspended?

A
  • Expose personnel to unsafe conditions

* Heavy winds and/or rising water

210
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

In the event that there is a loss of communications, the waiting list will be forwarded to who?

A

The Emergency Services Branch, or to each Division, if established

211
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :

After landfall, or other major disasters, delay what until ?

A

Delay defined commitment of resources until an initial size up can be completed

212
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
Prevention Division personnel will report ?
Fire Inspectors?
Clerical and other civilian personnel?

A
  • To their assigned work locations
  • Assigned to conduct inspections in damaged areas
  • Will contact the Fire Group Supervisor to determine when and in what capacity their services will be needed
213
Q

SOG 410 Hurricane :
Min. fuel tank levels for remainder of hurricane season?
Fill propane to ? Min. levels for remainder of hurricane season?
Manually start and run stationary generators for how long, when? Min. fuel level for remainder of hurricane season?
Check condition of what and ?

A
  • 80%
  • 80% ; 60%
  • 2hrs ; 80%
  • Blue drums, fill as necessary
214
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

The person in charge of the first arriving JFRD will do what?

A

Establish Command as outlined in SOG 403 (IC). They will advise all responding units where to stage and, if possible, a safer arrival route to the incident location

215
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

What is the prime responsibility of the first arriving unit ?

A

Identification of the materials involved and the hazards presented

216
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Follows size-up and consideration of the first arriving Company Officer should be :

A
  • The need for the Hazardous Materials Team

* Scene management

217
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

The Incident Action Plan begins with what?

A

A thorough on-scene analysis by the first arriving Company Officer

218
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Unless rescue is required, the IC should not commit personnel to the Hot Zone until ?

A

Decontamination capabilities are available

219
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

For response to materials in any hazard class, first arriving units shall : (4)

A
  1. Consult the ERG, MSDSs, shipping papers, or any available reference material for product identification, isolation guidance, and any other pertinent response information
  2. Establish control zones
  3. Ensure the HazMat team is en route, if needed
  4. Apply the procedures provided in the following sections for each class of material
220
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :
Class 7 Radioactive -
If involved in fire :

A
  • Try to extinguish immediately
  • Evacuate those who are downwind
  • The fire should not be overhauled
221
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Class 8 Corrosives procedures -

A
  • Avoid exposure to smoke, fumes, vapors, or direct contact. Highly toxic products are frequently produced by corrosives
  • Use water to cool containers that are exposed to flames. Use caution however, as many corrosives react violently with water, liberating heat and toxic gases
  • Corrosives may also be oxidizers and/or ignitable
222
Q

SOG 412 Train Derailment :
Who will coordinate railroad operations until they get a supervisor on scene?
Who can supply the needed info on the materials carried on the train?

A
  • Railroad Chief Dispatcher

* Railroad Chief Dispatcher as well as the conductor of the train

223
Q

SOG 412 Train Derailment :
Consider assigning areas for ?
If other agencies involved?

A
  • Staging
  • Rehabilitation
  • Decontamination
  • Public Information

• Consider need for a Liason Officer to communicate with those agencies

224
Q

SOG 413 Mass Casualty Incidents :

Examples of Red -

A

Trauma alerts, airway obstructions, AMS, severe bleeding, and hypoxia

225
Q

SOG 413 Mass Casualty Incidents :

Examples of yellow -

A

Stable head/torso injuries, eye injuries, tachycardia without hypotension, long bone fractures

226
Q

SOG 415 Air Transportation Unit :
ATUs will not be launched on the basis of telephone or third party reports u less from reliable authorized sources such as ?

A
  • FHP
  • Local police agencies
  • Other FD
  • Physicians
  • Other medical personnel
227
Q

SOG 415 Air Transportation Unit :

When determining whether an ATU is needed, consider the following : (8)

A
  • Need for immediate surgical intervention or life saving interventions not available in the field
  • Distance from hospital
  • Traffic conditions
  • Extended scene times due to extrication
  • Specialty care such as transfer to a State approved Burn Center (SABC), State approved Trauma Center (SATC), and State approved Pediatric Trauma Center (SAPTC)
  • To transport burn patients directly to Burn Centers (Gainesville) from the scene
  • Air transport should be considered if the terrain is difficult and a LZ is convenient
  • Cardiac and Trauma red patients
228
Q

SOG 415 Air Transportation Unit :

Safety equipment shall be used by the Ground Guide : (6)

A
  • Eye and ear protection
  • Helmet with chinstrap in place
  • Reflective vest
  • Orange batons or flashlights (nighttime use)
  • Turnout coat and pants
  • Portable radio on proper frequency
229
Q

SOG 418 Confined Space :

Pre-Entry planning is of utmost importance and should focus the following areas : (7)

A
  • Entry and exit point (size and shape)
  • Type of space (tank, boiler, conveyor, etc)
  • Potential atmospheric hazards
  • Potential product/chemical hazards
  • Potential mechanical/stored energy hazards (hydraulic, steam, electrical)
  • Lock out/tag out procedures if available
  • Contact info of on-site safety/supervisor with knowledge of processes and equipment on site
230
Q

SOG 419 Rope :

Nylon static kernmantle rope has many desirable features such as the following :

A
  1. Best abrasion resistance
  2. High strength
  3. Low stretch
  4. No spin
  5. Won’t dry rot
  6. Heat resistance
  7. Resistant to many common chemicals
231
Q

SOG 419 Rope :

What are the best protection against damage by chemical exposure?

A

Proper storage and weekly checks

232
Q

SOG 419 Rope :

Proper storage and weekly checks are the best protection against damage by ?

A

Chemical exposure

233
Q

SOG 419 Rope :

How to wash rope?

A

Wash in cold water with a mild soap; never use bleach

234
Q

SOG 419 Rope :
A rope log shall be maintained on each life safety line. This log will include the following information about the rope :

A
  1. Manufacturer
  2. Length
  3. Date placed in service
  4. Inspection dates (weekly)
  5. Dates used
  6. Type of use (training, tag line, utility, etc)
  7. Abnormal exposure (shock loaded, wet, chemical exposure, etc)
  8. Date removed from service
235
Q

SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

Do not access the guideway until what has been completed?

A

The emergency power shut down procedure has been completed

236
Q

SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :

Burning batteries ?

A

Metal fires that are water reactive. Do not use water to extinguish battery fires. Use Metal-X extinguishers only

237
Q

SOG 420 Automated Skyway Express :
FRCC will advise the closest unit to the Skyway Control Center to respond to the Control Room. Until relieved, this unit shall be responsible for : (3)

A
  1. Verifying that the control center operator has deenergized the system
  2. Informing Command when the system is deenergized
  3. Ensuring that the system remains deenergized throughout JFRD operations
238
Q

SOG 421 Respiratory Protection :
Information from the patient, relatives, or bystanders indicates that the patient has TB or signs and symptoms of TB such as :

A
  1. Persistent cough (longer than 3 weeks)
  2. Bloody sputum
  3. Night sweats
  4. Anorexia (loss of appetite)
  5. Fever
239
Q

SOG 421 Respiratory Protection :

A HEPA mask shall not be reused if any of the following occur : (5)

A
  1. The mask becomes wet with water
  2. Bodily fluids or feces contact the mask
  3. The mask is damaged
  4. The mask is older than 6 months
  5. Air exchange becomes difficult
240
Q

SOG 421 Respiratory Protection :

Situations warranting the use of SCBA mandate what and shall include :

A

• Two person evolution

  • Communications - Communications (voice, visual, signal line, etc) shall be maintained between all individuals entering or working in the hazardous atmosphere
  • Standby personnel - Stand-by personnel shall be in full PPE and have the proper rescue equipment available in case of emergency
241
Q

SOG 421 Respiratory Protection :
Personnel who may be required to use the SAR to enter toxic atmospheres in confined space rescue situations will, in accordance with SOG 418, be trained in the following areas : (5)

A
  1. Proper use
  2. Requirements for use
  3. Proper donning and doffing procedures
  4. Proper use of harnesses and safety lines
  5. Emergency procedures including escape pack
242
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposures :
Any employee suspecting or knowing if another to have an infectious disease shall report this to who? Who will they notify? Then, who will they notify?

A

Company officer -> HSO -> Director/Fire Chief

243
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposures :

Personnel who have had an exposure to a potentially infectious patient have the following rights :

A
  1. The right to a complete follow up medical evaluation and treatment
  2. The right to know the screening test results for infectious diseases of the source patient
  3. The right to know the diagnosis of any patient treated by JFRD that is subsequently diagnosed with an infectious disease after being transported to the hospital
244
Q

SOG 424 Bomb/WMD Investigations :

While in staging, the JFRD IC will ensure that the following responsibilities assigned :

A
  1. Crew with portable extinguishers
  2. Crew with EMS jump kit
  3. Crew with hi-rise kit (when multistory or large floor area structures are involved)
245
Q

SOG 426 Crime Scene :

Objectives : (7)

A
  1. Stabilize scene
  2. Ensure safety of personnel
  3. Treat the injured
  4. Protect crime scene
  5. Secure and protect evidence
  6. Protect the deceased from public view
  7. Transfer scene to law enforcement and assist if necessary
246
Q

SOG 431 Marine Operations :

Specific nighttime hazards : (4)

A
  • Increased commercial traffic
  • Unlit docks, buoys, and markers
  • Boats or obstacles with improper lighting or no lighting at all
  • Distortion from background lights on land and cars on roads and bridges
247
Q

SOG 431 Marine Operations :
Any boaters found to be experiencing an unsafe condition with their vessel or crew shall be assisted to alleviate the hazard. This assistance may include : (6)

A
  • Towing (or ensuring that towing services are en-route)
  • Evacuation
  • Communications
  • Simple mechanical assistance (e.g. jump start, fuel, etc)
  • Safety advice or warnings of unsafe conditions observed
  • Directions
248
Q

SOG 431 Marine Operations :

All run reports for assistance calls should include : (4)

A
  • Conditions found
  • Corrective actions taken
  • Vessel ID number
  • Operator’s name and contact info
249
Q

SOG 431 Marine Operations :

Before proceeding offshore (beyond Mayport jetties) the person in charge shall assess ?

A
  • Weather conditions
  • Sea state
  • Vessel limitations
  • Severity of situation
250
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
When deemed appropriate, Command should be transferred, or the incident terminated, and control of the site/aircraft rendered to the appropriate agency/person listed below : (8)

A
  • Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO)
  • Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA)
  • National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
  • Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
  • Department of Defense (DoD)
  • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
  • Florida Air National Guard (FANG)
  • The aircraft owner/operator
251
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

The following should be considered/completed when conducting size-up, positioning apparatus, and beginning operations :

A
  • Establish Command
  • Aircraft condition
  • Passenger(s) location and condition (the passengers may be safer on the aircraft if the fire is on the outside)
  • Locate the pilot and/or flight crew
  • Obtain manifest
  • Incident zoning (hot, warm, cold)
  • Request MCI based on possible patients
  • Fuel spills/leaks
  • Topography and weather (uphill, upwind)
  • Approach angle in regards to hazards (fusible plugs on wheels, armament, etc)
  • Possibility if armament(military aircraft)
  • Location of aircraft slides for passenger egress
  • Area of maneuverability needed for crash trucks
  • Water supply
  • Aircraft stabilization
  • Appropriate apparatus and resources en route.
252
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
What will the 1st arriving suppression Chief do?
2nd arriving?
3rd?

A
  • Shall report to an advantageous location in proximity to the incident. The 1st suppression Chief will form a unified command with JAA Operations and JAA Police as soon as possible at all airports
  • Shall report to the incident site to assume Operations Section Chief
  • Shall contact Command for their assignment
253
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

The scene around an aircraft crash shall be treated like what?

A

A hazardous materials incident with Hot, Warm, and Cold zones

254
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Moving aircraft components, wreckage, mail, or cargo should be limited to the extent necessary to accomplish any of the tasks below :

A
  • Removing injured or trapped victims
  • Protecting the public and firefighters from injury
  • Protecting the aircraft from further damage
255
Q

SOG 436 Emergency Incident Rehabilitation :

Rehab logs shall contain ?

A
  • Name
  • Unit number
  • Time of entry
  • Vital signs on entry
  • Vital signs every 10 mins
  • Vital signs on discharge
256
Q

SOG 445 Active Assailant Incidents :

Initial arriving JFRD IC : (3)

A
  1. Establish Unified Command with law enforcement
  2. Determine the appropriate MCI Level
  3. Establish the location of the JFRD Apparatus Staging Area, considering multiple devices and/or assailants
    A. Distance from the scene that reduces the chance of injury from firearms and IED
    B. Physical hard barriers that shield apparatus and personnel from the incident location
    C. Adequate space for entry and exit of the fire apparatus
257
Q

SOG 445 Active Assailant Incidents :

JFRD IC : (9)

A
  1. Attempt to learn of assailant status
  2. Obtain location of know suspicious packages
  3. Obtain location of suspected IEDs
  4. Obtain estimated number of victims to verify MCI level
  5. Follow SOG 413 Mass Casualty
  6. Obtain location of CCP(s)
  7. Know safe route to CCP(s)
  8. Know safe route departing the CCP(s)
  9. Suggest that law enforcement officers be dispatched to the receiving hospitals for :
    A. Security of victims and responders
    B. Immediate access and control of suspicious individuals with injuries
258
Q

SOG 445 Active Assailant Incidents :

Maintain a high level of situational awareness. Be aware of the following :

A
  1. Suspicious individuals
  2. Suspicious packages and potential IEDs
  3. Suspicious vehicles
  4. IEDs worn on the body of the shooter if the shooter becomes injured or is killed
259
Q

SOG 446 Peer Support Program :
Team membership requirements determined by who?
What are requirements to apply?

A

• Director/Fire Chief

  • Completed probationary period
  • Approval of JFRD HR
  • Approval from Director/Fire Chief
  • Clean file w/Office of Professional Development
260
Q

SOG 447 JAA/JFRD Communications :

Fire related calls will include ?

A

Any fire occurring in a structure, aircraft hangar, parking facility, Air Traffic Control Tower, or on JIA property

261
Q

SOG 447 JAA/JFRD Communications :

Airport Operations Control Center (AOCC) phone number :

A

(904) 741-2040

262
Q 
SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident : 
1st arriving Suppression Chief ?
2nd?
3rd?
4th? 
1st arriving Rescue Chief?
2nd?
A
  • 1st - report to advantageous location in proximity to the incident and establish Command
  • 2nd - assume role of incident safety officer
  • 3rd - report to Command and assume role of Operations Section Chief (prepare to be on deck of the vessel)
  • 4th - contact Command for assignment
  • 1st - report to Command and be prepared to assume role of EMS Section Chief and establish Rehab
  • 2nd - contact Command for assignment
263
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :
Once the Incident Commander (IC) has made contact with the master of the vessel, the following information should be obtained :

A
  • Number and location of victims
  • Location of the fire
  • Status of fire suppression efforts
  • Access route(s) to the fire
  • Determine if the doors to the fire area have been closed
  • Fire Control Plan
  • Presence of electrical power to the vessel (shore power or generators)
  • Determine if the vessel has a fixed extinguishing system(s) and if it has been activated
  • Location of the International Shore Connection (ISC)
  • Determine the vessels cargo (shipping papers, MSDS, DCM)
  • Location of the bridge or fire control room
  • Access route onto the vessel for personnel and equipment
  • Secondary route off the vessel for egress (this may be accomplished by requesting that a secondary or accommodation ladder be lowered from the vessel to the pier)
264
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :

If the extent of the fire/incident is substantial, the IC should begin ?

A

Establishing Section Chief(s), Branch Director(s), and Division/Group Supervisor(s) positions consistent with the NIMS model and prepare for multiple operational periods

265
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire/Incident :
What should be identified early in the event to accommodate the media and coordinate with other agencies regarding release if information?

A

Joint Information Center (JIC)

266
Q

SOG 450 Post Fire Gross Decon :

What is the definition of Decontamination?

A

To make safe by eliminating or reducing poisonous or otherwise harmful substances, such as noxious chemicals or radioactive materials

267
Q

SOG 450 Post Fire Gross Decon :

Research has shown that modern day fires produce harmful toxins which may include -

A
  • Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH)
  • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
  • Carbon Monoxide (CO)
  • Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN)
268
Q

SOG 456 Fire Alarm (Signal 32) :

On all fire alarm responses, what should be considered prior to evacuation?

A

The characteristics of the structure (self-closing room doors, ventilation systems) and the mobility of the occupants (elderly, handicapped, etc)

269
Q

SOG 456 Fire Alarm (Signal 32) :

Upon arrival, the OIC shall : (7)

A
  • Report obvious conditions on arrival
  • Make contact with the occupant/representative (if possible)
  • Locate the fire alarm panel
  • Identify the affected area on the fire alarm panel
  • Investigate all areas in question
  • Provide an update on conditions after investigation
  • If the structure is clear for the occupants to return inside, notify a building representative
270
Q

SOG 461 Vehicle Extrication :
The officer in charge shall establish a plan to remove the entrapped patient. Some considerations to create an appropriate tactical plan include:

A
  • Type of collision
  • Location of patient(s)
  • What is the primary entrapment (door won’t open, car wrapped around a pole, car on its side)
  • What is secondary entrapment (brake pedal, dash, center console, steering wheel)
271
Q

SOG 461 Vehicle Extrication :

Tactical plan : (4)

A
  1. Assign personnel to establish patient care. Patient care if a priority and must be maintained at all times
  2. Assign personnel to begin stabilization of the vehicle. Refer to the Vehicle Extrication Manual for detailed instructions
  3. Inform personnel in the action circle of the tactical plan to extract the patient(s)
  4. Consider secondary entrapments and the need for simultaneous extrication to remove patient(s)
272
Q

SOG 461 Vehicle Extrication :

The engineer shall ensure ?

A
  • Apparatus is in proper position for scene safety
  • Engine is in pump
  • Charged protective 1 3/4 line is established
  • Engineer will report to the OIC once they dress out in appropriate PPE
273
Q

SOG 408 Rapid Intervention Team :

When will a secondary RIT consisting of Ladder 4, Heavy Rescue 4, and Fire 4 be dispatched?

A

On all W-3’s in a large commercial structure, second alarm or greater in any type of structure

274
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

What should you refer to to determine signs and symptoms of overexposure?

A

Refer to technical data on the specific hazardous material involved

275
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Class 4 - Flammable Solids procedures -

A
  • Do not use water or foam on reactive materials

* Use reference sources for appropriate extinguishing agents

276
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Class 9 Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials procedures :

A
  • Try to eliminate all sources of ignition

* Seek out information and assistance from shipper and product specialists

277
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :
Bunker gear with chemical agent ?
Bunker gear with biological agent ?

A
  • chemical - structural PPE will not provide protection from all chemical agents
  • biological - structural PPE will provide protection against most biological agents
278
Q

SOG 411 Hazardous Materials :

Nuclear incidents may involve ?

A

Military bases, plane crashes, or terrorist crashes

279
Q

SOG 413 Mass Casualty Incident :

Where will all additional arriving units respond?

A

Staging area, unless otherwise directed by Command

280
Q

SOG 413 Mass Casualty Incident :

Each victim should be triaged where they are found (unless a hazard exists) in how much time?

A

Less than 60 seconds

281
Q

SOG 415 Air Transportation Unit :

Radio communication is only sufficient enough to ?

A

Identify and mark desired landing spot

282
Q

SOG 418 Confined Space :

Engulfment is ?

A

The surrounding and effective capture of a person by a liquid or flowable (finely divided) solid

283
Q

SOG 418 Confined Space :

For each incident requiring Confined Space entry, the following shall be completed :

A
  • Confined Space Entry Checklist

* Confined Space Medical Checklist

284
Q 
SOG 418 Confined Space :
Medical check vital signs parameters :
BP -
Pulse - 
Respirations -
A
  • BP < 140/90
  • Pulse < 110
  • Respirations < 24
285
Q

SOG 419 Rope :

Circumstances that rope to be removed from service : (4)

A
  • Lifeline that has been used in a rescue or any other operation
  • Any rope that is shock loaded
  • Rope that is exposed to chemicals of any kind
  • Rope that does not pass inspection
286
Q

SOG 421 Respiratory Protection :

Situations warranting the use of SCBAs mandate a two person evolution, and shall include :

A
  • Communications - communications (voice, visual, signal line, etc) shall be maintained between all individuals entering or working in the hazardous atmosphere
  • Stand-by personnel - standby personnel shall be in full PPE and have the proper rescue equipment available in case of emergency
287
Q

SOG 422 Infection Control :
Situations in which splashes of blood or other body fluids make contact with clothing/uniform will warrant ?
Saturated?

A
  • removal of clothing as soon as possible

* Immediate removal is required prior to leaving the scene

288
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposure :

What is a source patient?

A

A patient with whom JFRD personnel have had a significant exposure

289
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposure :

If the source patient is not transported to the hospital, the company officer will ?

A 
Obtain the source patients -
• name
• address
• phone number
• other pertinent info for potential follow up screening procedures
290
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposure :

If the source patients blood is unavailable for screening?

A

Contact HSO immediately

291
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposure :

Any employee suspecting or knowing of another to have an infectious disease shall ?

A

Report this to their company officer, who will notify the HSO. The HSO will then notify the Director/Fire Chief

292
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposure :

Exposure incidents require the following reports be completed :

A
  • JFRD Exposure Report - filled out by the HSO. The white copy is placed in the employee’s confidential medical file. The yellow copy is given to the employee
  • JFRD Source Patient Blood/Body Fluid Exposure Tracking Form - filled out by HSO or the Rescue District/Battalion Chief. The charge nurse of the ER where the source patient was transported MUST sign that they received the source patient tracking form. The white copy is left with the charge nurse. The yellow copy is placed in employee’s confidential medical file
293
Q

SOG 423 Infectious Exposure :

Who/where do follow up written reports go to?

A

They are to be hand delivered to HQ or faxed to the Office of Health and Safety at 630-0609 to be placed in the confidential medical file of the exposed individual

294
Q

SOG 425 Hostage Situation :

JSO has ultimate responsibility for the incident. This includes the following :

A
  • inner and outer perimeters
  • crowd and traffic control
  • support activities
295
Q

SOG 425 Hostage Situation :
The suppression district chief will utilize the ICS and Tactical Worksheet to formulate a plan that should include the following :

A
  • ensure adequate staffing and equipment
  • define safe staging location
  • locate water supply
  • secure access route to inner perimeter
  • isolate incident on a secondary frequency
  • define and secure possible LZ for ATU if needed
  • schedule relief companies
  • determine adequate EMS response
296
Q

SOG 426 Crime Scene :
Should JFRD personnel become exposed to a potentially life threatening situation (Signal 34) the request for law enforcement must be ?

A

As specific as possible. If possible, describe the nature of the attack and any suspect description.

297
Q

SOG 426 Crime Scene :

In all cases, weapons must be safeguarded by law enforcement. The company officer will document the law enforcement’s ?

A

• name
• rank
• ID number
This info must be entered into the incident report

298
Q

SOG 426 Crime Scene :
Natural Deaths -
In most situations, no extraordinary measures or intervention will be required. Proceed as follows : (4)

A
  • confirm death by protocol; refer to SOG 430
  • advise FRCC of apparent natural death
  • request that law enforcement respond if they are not already on scene
  • exchange requires information with law enforcement
299
Q

SOG 427 Open Burning :

Residential land clearing is ?

A

An operation that is conducted by the homeowner (or individual contracted by the homeowner) of an existing residential dwelling of not more than two family units for the purpose of initially clearing vegetation

300
Q

SOG 427 Open Burning :

The following types of open burning do not require a permit : (6)

A
  • campfires
  • recreational fires
  • fires used solely for religious or ceremonial purposes
  • fires used for noncommercial, outdoor preparation of food
  • fires used for warming outdoor workers during inclement weather
  • fires used for the training of organized fire departments or industrial employees
301
Q 
SOG 431 Marine Operations :
These smaller marine vessels may be used in small or shallow bodies of water -
Station 32 -
Station 42 -
Station 39 -
Station 38 -
Station 40 -
A
  • St. 32 - Jon boat and trailer
  • St. 42 - Jon boat and trailer
  • St. 39 - Jon boat on lift
  • St. 38 - 14ft RHIB on trailer; 20ft shallow water “mud boat”
  • St. 40 - 14ft RHIB on trailer
302
Q

SOG 431 Marine Operations :

Crews must be aware of the following areas :

A
  • no wake / slow speed zones
  • manatee zone
  • restricted access / no entry zones
303
Q

SOG 431 Marine Operations :

When will boats be moved?

A

Hurricane category 1 or above, 12hrs prior to tropical storm force winds projected

304
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :

Response of ARFF apparatus and crew to an aircraft incident off the airfield will be at whos discretion?

A

The responding suppression Chief in coordination with JIA and/or Cecil airport

305
Q 
SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Jacksonville International Airport :
Address -
Staging area 1 -
Staging area 2 -
Staging area 3 -
Staging area 4 -
A
  • 2400 yankee clipper drive
  • Gate TB3 at end of Barnstormer Rd.
  • Gate D on Pecan Park road north drive north from Barnstormer rd
  • Gate T on Pecan Park road south of Dixie Clipper road north of Terrell Rd.
  • Gate M at end of Pace Rd. off Lem Turner Rd. north of Terrell Rd
306
Q 
SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Cecil Airport :
Address -
ATCT hours -
Staging area 1 -
Staging area 2 -
Staging area 3 -
A
  • 13365 Aeronautical Circle
  • 0700 - 2100
  • At Gate 37 (Cecil card reader only) The gate is next to St. 56
  • Off 103rd St. Gate is marked Staging area #2
  • Off Loop Rd. Loop Rd. runs off Aviation Ave. Gate #71 (key pad entry)
  • Alternative airfield access through gate at end of New World Ave. 24/7 via security guard
307
Q 
SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Craig Airport :
Address -
ATCT hours -
Staging area 1 -
A
  • 855-1 St. John’s Bluff Rd.
  • M-F : 0600-2300; S-S : 0700-2200
  • Main gate into Craig located at east end of Aviation Ave
308
Q

SOG 432 Aircraft Incidents :
Herlong Recreational Airport :
Address -
Staging area 1 -

A
  • 9300 Normandy Blvd.

* At the main gate into Herlong Recreational Airport located at south end of Guardian Drive

309
Q

SOG 436 Emergency Incident Rehabilitation:

Completed rehab logs shall be given to the IC and delivered to whom?

A

JFRD HSO for inclusion in each member’s permanent medical file

310
Q

SOG 449 Shipboard Fire / Incident :
Elevators (passenger and freight) may be found aboard cruise ships and other vessels. In order for elevators to be used, all three following conditions must be met :

A
  • Positive key control of the elevators is established
  • Information indicates that elevators are safe to use
  • Hoist way is clear if smoke and fire
311
Q

SOG 461 Vehicle Extrication :

What shall be established on all extrication scenes?

A

Action circle

Engineer (8 decks)

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