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**SOP 106- Response** Flashcards

1
Q

Who is responsible for ensuring the proper number and type of resources are dispatched to meet incident objectives?

A

Incident commander

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2
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Who has the responsibility to change response mode of units/which units are assigned to meet incident objective while considering safety?

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First due officer or District Chief

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What is the response for delta and echo medical calls during modified response?

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Engine/truck, medic

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What is the response for a medical call during modified response?

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Closest unit

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What is the response for an auto accident during modified response?

A

Closest medic

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What is the response for a confirmed fire during modified response?

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E(3), T(1), M(2), Sam, DC

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What is the response for all other calls during modified response?

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Closest engine/truck

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8
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Brush trucks are staffed with a minimum of how many personnel?

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Three, one member shall be an officer or acting officer

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9
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What is the procedure for an in district response with a brush truck?

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Put the brush truck en route, place the engine OOS, respond with both units

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What is the procedure for an out of district response with a brush truck?

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Put the brush truck en route, place the engine OOS and leave in quarters, respond with entire crew on the brush truck.

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What is the response for a medical call?

A

E, M

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What is the response for a COR or GSW?

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E, M, DC/SaM

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What is the response for an Alpha/Bravo/Omega medical call in Station 1’s district?

A

Sam1, M

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What is the response for a Carbon Monoxide incident with medical complaint?

A

E, M

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What is the response for an MCI?

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E(2), M(5), DC, SaM

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16
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What is the response for an MVC?

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E, M

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What is the response for an MVC w/ extrication, vehicle into a building or light rail collision?

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E, M, T, DC, SaM

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18
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What is the response for an incident on a highway?

A

Normal response with one additional E

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19
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What is the response for a fire alarm (low risk)?

A

E

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What is the response for a fire alarm (medium risk)?

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E(2), second unit non emergent

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What is the response for a structure fire?

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E(4), T(2), M(2), DC(2), SaM, Bureau 7

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22
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What is the response for a 2nd alarm?

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E(3), T, M, DC, Air Truck, Rehab Unit
Notify: Overhead staff, PIO, Bureau 8, Backfill DC

23
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What is the response for a third alarm?

A

E(3), T, M

24
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What is the response for a small vegetation fire?

25
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What is the response for a large vegetation fire?
(Red flag or high fire danger days, greenbelt or open space, large or fast moving)

A

Brush 9, B(2), E(2), M(2), Tender, DC(2), SaM, Bureau 7
- Notify: Overhead staff, Wildland 1, DFPC, UAS, PIO, FMO, USFS
- If structures are threatened add E(3)

26
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What is the response for a 2nd alarm vegetation fire?

A

B(3), E(2), DC, M, Rehab Unit, Back fill DC
- If structures are threatened add E(3)
- Consider: Additional alarms and resources should be ordered as strike teams or task forces, air resources early (SEAT or helicopter), on duty wild land team members for overhead positions, wildland cache trailer, off duty wild land team members

27
Q

What is the response for an out of district wild land mutual aid request?

A

Company 9 personnel staffing E9, B9, BE9 or combination of, DC, Wildland 1 or Special Ops Chief

28
Q

What is the response for a vehicle fire?

29
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What is the response for a dumpster fire?

30
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What is the response for an appliance fire?

31
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What is the response for a CO alarm with no medical complaint, downed wires, fuel spills less than 10 gallons and outside smoke investigations?

32
Q

What is the response for a fuel spill that is less than 10 gallons?

33
Q

What is the response for an outside smoke investigation?

34
Q

What is the response for a residential natural gas odor, odor investigation or smoke investigation?

A

E (Add a M if there is a medical complaint)

35
Q

What is the response for a commercial natural gas odor, odor investigation or smoke investigation?

A

E(2) (Add a M if there is a medical complaint)

36
Q

What is the response for an in district Hazmat release?

A

E, M, E2, T2, HZMT 1, CO 5, HZMT 5, DC (non-emergent), Sam
- Add an additional E if in Station 2 or 5’s first due

37
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What is the response for an out of district Hazmat release?

A

E2, T2, HZMT 1, DC
-Non emergent, Notify DC2

38
Q

What is the response for a High/Low angle technical rescue?

A

E, M, CO10, CO14, DC, Sam
-Additional E if in Station 10 or 14’s first due

39
Q

What is the response for a collapse/trench rescue?

A

E, M, CO10, CO14, DC, Sam, Collapse Truck
-Additional E if in Station 10 or 14’s first due

40
Q

What is the response for a back country rescue?

A

E, M, DC, Sam 2, CO 14
-Additional E if in Station 10 or 14’s first due

41
Q

What is the response for a 2nd alarm back country rescue?

A

Company 10

42
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What is the response for an in district water rescue?

A

E, M, CO8, Dive 2, CO17, Swiftwater 17, DC, Sam
- Additional E and M if in Station 8 or 17’s first due

43
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What is the response for an out of district water rescue?

A

Dive 2 w/ CO8 personnel, DC or Special Ops Chief

44
Q

What is the response for a public assist?

A

E, non emergent

45
Q

West Metro will provide what to the West Strike Team/Task Force in the event of an activation?

A

Strike Team/Task Force Leader

46
Q

In the event of a West Strike Team/Task Force activation who typically will fill the role of Strike Team/Task Force Leader?

A

Wildland Coordinator, Special Operations Chief or On Duty District Chief

47
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What is the response time expectations for a Strike Team/Task Force activation?

A

5 minutes to go en route, 30 minutes to arrive at the rendezvous point.

48
Q

What will West Metro provide in addition to the Strike Team/Task Force Leader for a West Team activation?

A

Up to two additional resources. The first assigned resource from Station 9, the second from Station 17.

49
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What will West Metro provide for the South Strike Team/Task Force if requested.

A

One resource from Station 13.

50
Q

In the event of a West Strike Team/Task Force activation who typically will fill the role of Strike Team/Task Force Leader?

A

Wildland Coordinator, Special Operations Chief or On Duty District Chief

50
Q

What will West Metro provide for the South Strike Team/Task Force if requested.

A

One resource from Station 13.

50
Q

What will West Metro provide in addition to the Strike Team/Task Force Leader for a West Team activation?

A

Up to two additional resources. The first assigned resource from Station 9, the second from Station 17.

51
Q

West Metro will provide what to the West Strike Team/Task Force in the event of an activation?

A

Strike Team/Task Force Leader

51
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What is the response time expectations for a Strike Team/Task Force activation?

A

5 minutes to go en route, 30 minutes to arrive at the rendezvous point.

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