SOG 3-12 Rapid Intervention Team Flashcards
According to SOG 3-12 Rapid Intervention Team
At a high rise incident the staging area for the RIT may be located where?
- inside the building in the forward staging area
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Outline
Level 1 RIT
level 2 RIT
level 3 RIT
- Initial setup
- Worsening conditions
- MAYDAY
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When is level 2 RIT BE implemented?
- if the scene escalates
- a 2nd alarm is called
- when Requested by the IC
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What are some additional steps actions of a level 2 RIT?
- continuing to gather information
- securing a power supply
- preparing lighting
- ensuring multiple means of egress - laddering windows, roofs, removing bars chains
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What equipment may be staged for level 2 RIT?
- level 1 RIT equipment
- lights
- forcible entry tools
- cribbing and shoring
- heavy hydraulics or air bags
- additional ladders
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When will level 3 RIT be implemented?
mayday - RIT beginning rescue operations shall commence level 3 RIT
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Whe RIT is deployed, the IC will assign what 2 sectors?
- an additional RIT to the point of entry
- assign a medical sector of three fire personnel with appropriate PPE
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What will / suggested IC do when RIT operations commence?
- fire operations are assigned to another district chief or captain
- addanother RIT team
- ask for mecial team
- put someone incharge of RIT / RITSO team
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What are the 2 search methods for RIT?
- audible and physical
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What is the proper radio transmission when conduction an audible search?
- audible all clear
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What are the RIT bench marks? 4
- fire fighter located
- firefighter converted and on air
- firefighter removal underway and the route
- firefighter removed from the structure
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When would a second RIT team be needed or added at a scene?
- if resources are available
- size of geographical area
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RIT is comprised of a team of at least?
- 3 members that have passed BFES RIT course
According to SOG 3-12 Rapid Intervention Team You are assigned to P201 as an Acting Captain for a 24 hour shift in September. At 1000 hrs a first alarm response has been dispatched to a house fire in station 210’s area. P201 is not part of that first alarm. As the incident progresses, conditions worsen and the Incident Commander has requested a second alarm as a Mayday has been declared by a firefighter from one of the interior crews. The on-scene RIT truck, P204, has upgraded to a Level 3 RIT status and is preparing to make entry. Your truck has been dispatched as part of the second alarm.
- Upon arrival, the Incident Commander has also assigned you to a Level 3 RIT status. As the supplemental RIT truck, which statement below contains two (2) correct actions that a Level 3 RIT would perform, according to SOG #3-12, Rapid Intervention Team?
A. Gather information / Assume an Incident Safety Officer’s position until requested to deploy
B. Prepare to make entry / Assess alternate means of egress
C. Assume an Incident Safety Officer’s position until requested to deploy / Stage additional equipment
D. Supplemental RIT trucks assume initial Medical sector duties / Gather information
B. Prepare to make entry / Assess alternate means of egress
According to SOG #3-12, Rapid Intervention Team, which of the following statements is incorrect when referring to RIT operations?
A. It is highly recommended that once RIT operations commence, fire operations are assigned to another District Chief or Captain
B. Level 3 RIT equipment may include the Level 1 and 2 equipment. Additional equipment may be required to meet the needs of the circumstances
C. RIT shall use the following benchmarks; Firefighter located, Firefighter not located, Firefighter converted and on air and Firefighter removed from structure
D. The RIT may do an audible or physical search of an area. An “audible all clear” shall be communicated to the I.C. at the completion of the audible search
C. RIT shall use the following benchmarks; Firefighter located, Firefighter not located, Firefighter converted and on air and Firefighter removed from structure