Rescue Ops Bulletin 04 - Sheet2 Flashcards
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Structure collapse incident will not only require our members to exercise their?
Knowledge, skills, and abilities plus test our technical rescue capabilities
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Tension Forces is a force of stretch members, but what doesn’t have no reliable tension strength
Concrete and masonry
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Members are crushed they tend to give a warning such as the splitting or bowing of wood
Compression forces
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Vertical load caused by gravity pushing on the floor slabs and beams is called?
Bending forces
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Wood beam are strong in compression and tension, but are subject to shearing along a horizontal plane is called?
Shear forces
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Constructed with a skeletal structural framing system of wood or light gauge steel components are?
Light- Frame Construction
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What construction is built without a skeletal structural frame, it used heavy-wall support and assembly system support the floor and roof assemblies
Heavy- Wall Construction
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Build using “cast-in-place” construction consisting of flat, slab panel, waffle, and two-way concrete slab assemblies “Pre-tensioned” (rebar) or “post tensioned” (cable)
Heavy Floor- Construction
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Build using modular, pre-cast, concrete components for floors, walls, columns and other that are connected and assembly and building enclosure use steel beam and columns or a concrete framing system
Pre-Cast Construction
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You would find Light- Frame Construction in what type of construction
Residential, multiple, low-rise occupancies, and light commercial/manufacturing up to four stories in height
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You would find Heavy- Wall Construction in what type of construction
Commercial, mercantile, and industrial building 1-6 stories in height
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You would find Heavy Floor- Construction in what type of construction
School, hospital, parking garage and multi-purpose occupancies
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You would find Pre-Cast Construction in what type of construction
Commercial, mercantile, office, parking, and multi- purpose structures
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when one end of the floors) or roof are hanging free because one or more of the walls have failed and the other end still attached to the remaining wall is called
Cantilever Collapse
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When one of the supporting wall fail, or floor and roof joist breaks or separates at one end, then causes one end of the floor or roof to rest on a lower floor is called
Lean- To Collapse
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When bearing walls or columns fail and upper floor drops on lower floors causing them to collapse in the same manner is called
Pancake Collapse
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When heavy loads because a floor or roof to collapse near the center, results in two void space being created along the outer walls is called
“V” – Type Collapse
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When one end of a floor or roof collapse, other end remains supported creating a void on either side of the supporting member is called
Tent Collapse
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What can occur prior to or after arrival of rescues, more severe than the initial collapse
Secondary Collapse
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Secondary Collapse potential for injuries to members, personnel from other agencies, civilian, bystanders
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“look-outs” must be designated and assigned to monitor the structure looking for what
Movement, secondary collapse
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Which unit is responsible an area deem “outside” the collapse zone are too directed ambulatory victims to a safe triage area, gathering initial on-scene information for known and potential victims, and their activities prior to the collapse, types of occupancy, and pertinent information that can be determined by visually observing and gathering.
First Responders or first unit on the scene