SOG 2-07 Mobile Data Units

Question 1

What is the purpose of the Standard Operating Guideline (SOG) regarding Mobile Data Units (MDUs)?

a) To provide guidance on fire station maintenance
b) To outline emergency response protocols
c) To establish guidelines for communication during training sessions
d) To offer instructions on using the MDUs

Answer 1

d) To offer instructions on using the MDUs

Question 2

When should the MDU be re-started and logged in?

a) Only during emergency calls
b) At the end of the shift
c) At the beginning of every shift
d) When a station is out of service

Answer 2

c) At the beginning of every shift

Question 3

What is the purpose of depressing the “F1-EnRte” button on the MDU?

a) To log off the MDU
b) To indicate arrival on the scene
c) To initiate a radio transmission
d) To stop the turn out time for the apparatus

Answer 3

d) To stop the turn out time for the apparatus

Question 4

When should the “F2-OnScn” button be depressed on the MDU?

a) When arriving on the scene
b) When the apparatus is ready to respond
c) When putting the apparatus out of service
d) When logging in at the beginning of a shift

Answer 4

a) When arriving on the scene

Question 5

What action does depressing the “F4-AVA” button on the MDU indicate?

a) The apparatus is in service and ready to respond
b) The apparatus is out of service for maintenance
c) The apparatus is en route to an incident
d) The apparatus is undergoing training

Answer 5

a) The apparatus is in service and ready to respond

Question 6

Which statement is correct regarding the use of MDU buttons when the apparatus is “Out of Service”?

a) All buttons can be used as usual
b) Only the “F4-AVA” and “F5-BIS” buttons should be used
c) No buttons should be used, as it puts the apparatus back in service
d) Only the “F5-BIS” button should be used

Answer 6

c) No buttons should be used, as it puts the apparatus back in service

Question 7

What does the guideline emphasize regarding MDU buttons and radio communications?

a) MDU buttons replace mandatory radio communications
b) MDU buttons and radio communications are unrelated
c) MDU buttons should be used before radio communications
d) MDU buttons do not replace normal/mandatory radio communications

Answer 7

d) MDU buttons do not replace normal/mandatory radio communications

Also C

Question 8

The use of MDU buttons are mandatory for all emergency calls

Answer 8

yes - according to SOG

Question 9

When is the MDU button pressed before or after a corresponding radio transmission?

Answer 9

Before

Question 10

When the truck arrives back in station what button do you push?

Answer 10

F5- BIS to notify Fire control that your back in station.