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sog 3 structure fire operations Flashcards

1
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what is the firefighting standard that the SLCFD operates by?

A

an aggressive interior fire attack

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2
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what type of fire attack increases the chance of saving lives and property?

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interior attack that is properly performed

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3
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what must be evaluated prior to starting interior operations

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risk assessment

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4
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when will a RIT team be established

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on any IDLH incident

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5
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what are the incident objectives

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life safety, incident stabilization, property conservation, environmental conservation

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6
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what are the tactical objectives

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rescue, exposure, confinement, extinguish, overhaul, ventilation, salvage

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7
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this is a primary tool to be used during size up, fire attack, search and rescue, and overhaul

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thermal imager camera

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8
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what does can stand for

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conditions, actions, needs

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9
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a brief sizeup will be followed by what

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360 degree of the incident

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10
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side alpha will be identified by what

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geographical location

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11
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if unable to perform a complete 360 degree of the incident, what need to be done

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incoming units and communications must be notified

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12
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positioning of apparatus will be based on what?

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the determination of the officer on the first arriving apparatus, overall objectives, fire extent and location, water source, type of structure, structural integrity, additional resources, overhead power lines, contents-explosives, hazmat, etc

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13
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what is the distance of the collapse zone?

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one and a half times the height of the building

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14
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apparatus should park on the same side of the street as the structure for what reason

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in order to leave a lane of traffic for additional units if conditions allow

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15
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units without an assignments will stage where

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a minimum of one block away for the scene awaiting direction for the IC.

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16
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when is formal activation of the IMS required

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two or more companies, judgment of on scene ranking officer, or an incident has potential for escalation.

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17
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who has the option of establishing or passing command

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the first arriving company officer

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18
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the IC shall establish command and name the incident. they will remain in command until what things take place?

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command is transferred or incident is stabilized and command is terminated

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19
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once command is established all fire ground operations shall go through command with what exception

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imminent life safety hazards

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20
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once command is established it is imperative that what is communicated over the radio

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level of accountability

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21
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what is level 1 accountability

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personnel accountability tag placed on the unit identification pad

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22
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what is level 2 accountability

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UIP placed on designated tactical accountability/entry board (TAEB)

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what is level 3 accountability

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personnel that are making entry into the hazardous area are to remove second pat and attach it to the entry board at the controlled entry point.

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24
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hose is laid from the water source to the fire

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forward lay

25
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hose is laid from the fire to the water source

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reverse lay

26
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supply lines shall be a minimum of

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3 inches

27
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anticipated water flows of less than 500 GPM will require

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one 3 inch supply line

28
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water flows of 500-1000gpm will require

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two 3 inch supply lines

29
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water flows of 1000-1500 GPM will require

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three 3 inch supply lines

30
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where shall the first due tanker be placed

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as near as possible to the attack engine with the egress for refill a priority

31
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when a first due engine establishes its own water supply, a four way valve (humat) will be placed on the ____hydrant outlet?

A

4 1/2 outlet

32
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what may be needed to supply apparatus for defensive operations, aerial devices and large fire volume?

A

an independent, secondary water source

33
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what is the highest tactical priority?

A

life safety

34
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the IC should consider the potential for rescue when?

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at all times

35
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what will help the IC identify the rescue situation

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type of occupancy, time of day, and visual clues

36
Q

in a multiple story building where are the search priorities

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the immediate fire area and the floor above the fire

37
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what are the common types of searches

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right hand, left hand, targeted, orientated, and wide area

38
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when is a rapid primary search initiated

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when there is an indication of viable life and the structure is still tenable.

39
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firefighters should search areas based on

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reported victim location, the area closest to the fire, the largest number of possible victims, and then the remainder of the structure

40
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a secondary search of the structure should be performed when

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conditions allow, smoke conditions improve

41
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if possible the secondary search should be performed by who

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a different crew than the primary search

42
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notify the IC for what reasons

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victim has been found, secondary search is all clear, or any significant changes

43
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what has the greatest impact on the outcome of the incident

A

the initial attack lines

44
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who should identify the location and extent of the fire, then select the appropriate tactics to overcome the volume of fire

A

the company officer

45
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what is the minimum hose line that will be deployed on all fires with structural involvement.

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1 3/4

46
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additional attack lines should be based on what factors

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fire conditions and water supply

47
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what should the diameter of the backup hoseline be

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equal or greater than the attack line and if possible utilize a separate engine to supply the backup line

48
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when may a defensive attack be initiated

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at large or expanding fire operations, when the structure is untenable, or until ventilation occurs and firefighters can safely enter the structure.

49
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what should be a priority during defensive attack

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exposure protection

50
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this type of attack is a shift from offensive to defensive or vise versa?

A

transitional attack

51
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the opening or breaking of windows or creating any opening in the structure will be coordinated with who

A

the IC and the fire attack group.

52
Q

before interior operations take place what needs to be done

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multiple means of egress should be provided and controlled, opening or removing of hurricane protection systems and security bars should be considered

53
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what are the reasons for ventilation of a structure

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increase survivability for victims, change fire direction, stop fire from moving, decrease smoke and heat for interior crews

54
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ventilations should be coordinated with who

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fire attack group through the IC

55
Q

what are the appropriate tools for ventilation

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chainsaw, reciprocating saw, k-12, flat head axe, roof hook, pike pole, flashlights, hose lines, and ladders

56
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when can salvage be started

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at the same time as a fire attack

57
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what is the goal of salvage

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aimed at preventing or limiting secondary losses

58
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what level of protection will be worn during overhaul

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full PPE

59
Q

the building being overhauled should be left how?

A

as safe and habitable condition as possible

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