SOP 200 Series Flashcards

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The time it takes for a company to reach their assignment area after receiving an order

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In Transit

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A forward staging position located just outside the immediate hazard zone

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On-Deck

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3
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At large scale incidents Command will establish at least _____ rehab sector if necessary

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1

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4
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A timely and efficient mean of air replacement and rehydration

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Recycling

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Tactical Objectives listed in order:

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  1. Remove endangered occupants and treat the injury
  2. Stabilize the incident and provide for life safety
  3. Conserve property
  4. Provide for the safety, accountability, and welfare of personnel
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8 Basic Functions of Command

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  1. Assume, confirm position of command
  2. Situation evaluation (size up)
  3. Initiate, maintain, and control communications process
  4. Deployment Management
  5. Identify Strategy/Develop Incident Action Plan
  6. Incident Organization
  7. Review, Evaluation and revision
  8. Continuing, Transferring, and terminating command
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Who shall assume command on an incident

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First fire department member or unit to arrive

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8
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One or two Company responses that are not going to escalate beyond the commitment of these companies do not require _______

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Formal activation of the Incident Command System

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A situation where no problem is visible, generally require investigation by the initial arriving company while other units remain in level one staging.

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Nothing Showing - Investigation Mode

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Situations that require immediate action to stabilize and require the Company Officer’s assistance and direct involvement in the attack

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Fast- Action- Mode

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For whatever reason the situation is NOT stabilized the fast-action company officer IC moves to the ______ command position and is now in the command mode

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Exterior (stationary)

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When would it be appropriate for first arriving company officer to transfer command to the next arriving unit on scene

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When an entire crew is needed for example, high-rise operation, or an immediate rescue

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13
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Command shall not be transferred to unit who is not on scene (T/F)

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True

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14
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Command is only transferred when ________ has been completed

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Transfer of Command process

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15
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The _____ member of the Command Team is the Senior Advisor

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Third

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16
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Overall Direction of the Incident

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Strategic Level

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17
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Objectives assigned to Sectors (Divisions or Groups)

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Tactical Level

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18
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Task objectives assigned to Companies

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Task Level

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During offensive fires ____ companies represent a reasonable maximum span of control for a Sector Officer

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5 companies

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During Defensive fires ____ companies represents a reasonable maximum span of control

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7 companies

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21
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______ should be utilized where the span of control with Sectors is maximized or incidents involving tow or more distinctly different major management components

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Branch Officers
D

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Fire Departments involvement and needs at an incident scene can be divided into four sections they are:

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  1. Logistics
  2. Planning
  3. Operations
  4. Administrative Section
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______ Sections is the support mechanism for the organization

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Logistics

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Section responsible for the tactical priorities, accountability, safety and welfare of the personnel

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Operations Section

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Section that Evaluates and manages the risk and financial requirements of the Fire Departments involvement in an incident
Administration Section
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Planning Sections is responsible for:
Evaluation current strategy and plan with incident commander Refund and recommend any needed changes to plan Evaluate Incident organization and span of control
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Logistics Section is responsible for:
Provide Rehab Manage Staging Provide and manage any needed supplies or equipment
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The Fire Departments involvement and needs at a incident scene can be divided into four sections, they are:
Logistics Planning Operations Administrative
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Operations Section is responsible for:
Coordinate activities with the IC Implement Incident Management Plan Assign units to Sectors/Branch’s based on tactical objectives
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Administrative Sections is responsible for:
Procurement of services and or supplies Documenting all financial costs of incident Analyzing and managing legal risks
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What is the purpose of the Emergency Power Outage Plan
To check and secure welfare of customers in the outage area that may be at risk due to age, health/impairments or immobility’s
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Two types of power outages that companies generally experience are:
Local Outages Feeder Outages
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Wire or poles down, pole fires or transformer problems, which usually effect LOCAL area
Local Outages
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Damage or problems at an electrical substation or major distribution line that causes power outage to a large area is known as
Feeder Outage
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Transformer outage for SRP effects approximately _____ residences Transformer outage for APS effects approximately _____ residences
10 residences 35 residences or 800 homes
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A feeder outage with SRP could effect approximately _____ customers A feeder outage with APS could effect approximately _____ customers
200 customers 2,000 customers
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The Emergency Outage Plan (EPOP) can be implemented when he heat stress index factor (temperature and humidity) exceeds ____ degrees or extremely cold temperatures below ____ degrees or whenever deemed necessary
105 degrees 34 degrees
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The initiation of the Emergency Outage Plan (EPOP) can be implemented at the discretion of (2)
Duty Chief Any Senior Staff or Command Officer
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When a large scale power outage creates high demand for Fire/Medical what should be considered
Emergency operations plan or Emergency Neighbor Activation Plan Kit (Phoenix Fire)
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The EOC (Emergency Operations Center) will work within 5 functional areas that include:
City Manager Police Chief Fire Chief PIO Deputy City Manager
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The Passport System equipment involves a ______ plastic card with the company ID etched on it
2”X4”
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The Passport will ALWAYS be located on the _____ of the apparatus at the company officer position or the driver side door.
Dash
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All Passports and Helmet ID’s will be inspected ______
Quarterly
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Crews of the initial assignment that have apparatus parked in VERY close proximity of ______ feet or less of the initial engine may leave their Passports on dash
50 feet
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Any crew who apparatus is more than ______ feet away must deliver their passports to the accountability engine and Planck the passports on the status board
50 feet
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Once ______ sector is established all crews reporting to building will deliver their passports to the lobby
Lobby
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The term “Mayday” is only to be reserved for
Lost or trapped firefighter
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The term “emergency traffic” will be reserved for
All other emergencies except for lost or trapped firefighter
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How many RIC-SCBA kits will be used per firefighter
1
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You should use what while searching off hotlines
Life lines
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Temporary two-person team assigned at the outset of an incident to allow teams to enter IDLH, potential IDLH, or unknown atmosphere
IRC (Initial RIC)
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It is priority of command to upgrade IRIC to full RIC
As soon as practically possible
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Exceptions to RIC Requirements at Structure Fires
Immediate life hazard where immediate action could prevent loss of life Fire is in incipient stage and can be controlled by portable fire extinguisher
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During normal business hours who assumes safety sector
Safety 202
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If Safety 202 is unavailable who assumes the responsibility
Command will assign as BSO
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Who does safety sector report to?
Directly to command, how has full authority to terminate, suspend or alter any unsafe conditions or action
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Safety Sector intervention at scene operations involve three approaches, what are they?
1. Life threatening situations 2. Non-life threatening situations 3. On-going incident planning process
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Lobby Sector
Control access to a building or area during fires
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The ________ is the only location where personnel shall enter or exit from the controlled area, in order to maintain full accountability
Lobby sector