SB 7 CIRS Flashcards
A multiple member injury report must be forwarded to
- Chief of Operations
- 3 or more members suffer injuries at the same incident resulting in medical leave
- OOD completes report
- If officer on leave more than 30 days than a REGULARLY assigned officer shall complete report
- Officer NOT responsible to diagnose the injury
- Once report completed company commander reviews & forwards
1st degree burn is a
Minor injury
Is remainder of the tour medical leave?
NO
Can a BC forward a CIRS report that the member has not signed and also there is no narrative filled out
Yes
Can be forwarded as completed to downtown
If an injury or exposure occurred at a non response, the company officer shall enter
All 9’s in the 16 didn’t space where the FDID normally is entered
An injury report in addition to an exposure report must always be prepared if
There are symptoms to any kind of exposure, biological or non biological
What is the only report that can be initiated in the CIRS without 1st notifying the medical officer
Non biological without symptoms
The 16 digit FDID number
Must always be entered on the CIRS
All available injury and exposure information must be initiated and submitted no later than
7 days for the date of injury/exposure
A injury/exposure report not initiated within 7 days
Can not be entered into CIRS unless a CIRS 1 report is forwarded to the Chief of Safety
All biological exposures must
Be entered into the CIRS immediately
An officer may submit a group report for any identical
Non biological exposures provided that there are no symptoms and all members are assigned to the same unit.
Battalion Chiefs review all injury/exposure reports for what ranks
Firefighters
Lieutenants
Captains
UNDER THEIR COMMAND
