RUNDOWN REVIEW Flashcards

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What is the one function that will be filled at every emergency incident?

A

Incident Command (IC) position.

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It is MANDATORY for the first arriving division officer to initiate the ___

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Basic incident command function

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What are the 3 Incident Command Modes?

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Fixed command
Mobile command
Passing command

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Of the 3 command modes, what is the MOST PREFERRED mode?

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Fixed Command.

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What command mode is used for investigations when nothing is showing.

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Mobile Command

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Knowing who is operating, where they are operating and what their function is… is called.

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Accountability

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In the NIMS Incident Command system, what is optimum span-of-control?

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5 is the optimum span of control

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What is the acceptable spread of the NIMS Incident Command System?

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2 to 7 spread is acceptable

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At a large scale or complex incident, special consideration should be given to the implementation of ____, ____ and/or ___

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Divisions, Groups and/or Branches

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When becoming a division or group supervisor, what are the 3 OBJECTIVE “T’s “?

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What is my TASK
Who is my TEAM
How am I TALKING (Radio Channel)

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What is a management term that means “a member has only one boss”?

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Unity of Command

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What is the only way to develop a habbit?

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Do the same thing over and over

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The SOP for the on-scene radio report divides the report in to two parts. Name the 2 parts.

A

Initial radio report

Initial action plan/360

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A brief report given INSIDE the apparatus on arrival is the ____

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Initial Radio Report

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What are the 5 “steps/benchmarks” in the Initial Radio Report?

(Radio C-BECA)
“What’s the initial Radio Report C-BECA?”

A

Radio C-BECA

•Company on scene
•Building description/construction type
•Extent of emergency (working fire/nothing showing)
•Command Mode
•Accountability location

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A brief report given OUTSIDE the apparatus is called.

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Initial Action plan/360 Report

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If unable to complete a 360, what should be done?

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Announce on the radio that the 360 was not completed.

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Best practices for transmitting clear and concise messages over the radio include placement of the ____ and using ____

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Placement of the LAPEL MIKE and using LOCATOR PHRASES

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What is a vital part of any successful incident scene?

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Accurate Incident Size-ups

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What type of construction has walls, columns, beams, floors and roofs made of non-combustible or limited combustible materials?

A

FIRE RESISTIVE
TYPE I

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Steel building components will not be protected with fire resistant materials in what type of construction?

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NON-COMBUSTABLE
TYPE II

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What type of construction has non combustible exterior walls and compartmentalized interior spaces? Interior walls and floors are primarily constructed of wood.

A

ORDINARY CONSTRUCTION
TYPE III

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What type of construction has interior walls, floors and roof material consisting of large dimensional lumber?

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HEAVY TIMBER
TYPE IV

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What type of construction has exterior walls, interior walls, floors, roofs and other structural members are typically made of wood?

A

WOOD FRAME
TYPE V

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What are the 5 building construction types?
FIRE RESISTIVE NON-COMBUSTIBLE ORDINARY CONSTRUCTION HEAVY TIMBER WOOD FRAME PG 84
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What acronym helps in gathering all the initial information required on scene?
COAL WAS WEALTH PG 85
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In COAL WAS WEALTH, what does C.O.A.L. Stand for?
Construction Occupancy Apparatus and Personnel Life Hazard PG 85
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What is a "MAJOR CAUSE OF FF INJURIES"?
Inadequate staffing at the beginning of AND during operations. PG 85
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In C.O.A.L, the "O" stands for what? What does that mean?
OCCUPANCY Means what the building is USED for, not the number or types of civilians inside. PG 85
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In COAL WAS WEALTH, "W.A.S." stands for ___.
WATER SUPPLY AUXILIARY APPLIANCES STREET CONDITIONS PG 86
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If a building has a sprinkler system AND a standpipe system, which should be supplied first?
It is best to supply the STANDPIPE first PG 86
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In COAL WAS WEALTH, W.E.A.L.T.H. stands for...
WEATHER EXPOSURES AREA and HEIGHT LOCATION and EXTENT TIME HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PG 87
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What is the number 1 priority on any fire scene?
Life Hazards PG 87
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What is the number 2 priority after Life Hazards?
EXPOSURES are the number 2 priority. PG 87
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"No operation can begin and no action plan can be set into motion until the location and extent of the fire has been determined." Chief Avillo calls this ____.
The most important size-up factor. PG 87
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The action of the first-due apparatus that can tip the balance of time spent vs. tactical benefit is the ___.
360-Degree size-up PG 88
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When doing the 360 size-up, things to be looking for are summed up with the acronym P.A.L. P.A.L. stands for ___
People - life safety Access - ways in and out of structure Location - Location of the fire PG 89-90
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A "Half Window" almost always indicates the location of ____
Almost always indicates the location of an interior stairwell landing PG 90
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Smaller windows on a house often indicate what types rooms?
Kitchens and Bathrooms PG 91
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Trying to make a best guess on interior fire location and extent, comes down to 3 simple factors... "Best guess is an ART"
ART Ask the occupant Read the smoke/fire conditions View all sides with the TIC PG 91
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Smoke leaving a structure has 4 key attributes. Name them. V.V.D.C.
Volume Velocity Density Color (V V D C, like ACDC, but not) PG 93
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Hot smoke is extremely ____ and ultimately dictates _____.
Extremely flammable and ultimately dictates Fire behavior. PG 93
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The products of combustion in open flaming are minimized to basically ____, ____ and ____.
Carbon, Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor PG 93
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Decomposition brought about by high temperatures (off-gassing)
Pyrolysis PG 94
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What two triggers may cause the smoke to ignite?
The right temperature and right mixture. PG 94
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Smoke gases with the right air mixture and above their Flashpoint just need a ___ to complete ignition.
Spark PG 94
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Smoke gasses above their ignition temperature just need a proper __ __ to ignite.
Proper AIR MIX. PG 94
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What are the only 2 things that can cause smoke to pressurize within a building?
Heat and Volume. PG 95
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Smoke pressure that will typically rise and slow gradually after it leaves the building is caused by ____.
Heat. PG 95
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Smoke pressure that will immediately slow and balance with outside air flow is caused by ____.
Volume PG 95
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"Smooth" or "straight line flow" smoke are sometimes used to describe ____ smoke.
Laminar Smoke PG 95
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"Agitated", "boiling" or "angry" smoke are words used to describe _____ smoke.
Turbulent Smoke PG 95
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In addition to speed, smoke will have a FLOW CHARICTORISTIC of ___ or ___.
Characteristic of Turbulent or Laminar PG 95
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Laminar smoke is considered a more ____ smoke.
Stable smoke PG 95
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Something to remember: Find the fastest smoke from the smallest opening - that is where the fire is.
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What characteristic of smoke can help you understand how hot and where a fire is?
Velocity PG 96
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What characteristic of smoke will tell you how bad things are going to be?
Density PG 96
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Virtually all solid materials will emit a white smoke when 1st heated. This white smoke is ____.
Moisture PG 96
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"The Blacker the smoke, the ___ the smoke"
Hotter the smoke. PG 97
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The issuance of Brown smoke from Gable-end vents, eaves and floor seams is a warning sign of ___ ___.
Impending Collapse PG 97
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Faster/darker smoke is ____ to the fire seat.
Closer to the Fire seat. PG 98
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Slower Lighter smoke is ____ from the fire seat
Further away PG 98
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What Is a good phrase to describe smoke that is high-volume, turbulent velocity, ultra dense and black?
Black Fire PG 98
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Black fire can reach temperatures of more than ____ degrees!
More than 1000 degrees! PG 98
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You will build your speed and improve your smoke awareness if you simply vocalize ____.
How much, how fast, how thick and what color. PG 99