SOP V1 ✅ Flashcards
How often are vehicle GPS’s pinged?
Every 2 minutes.
01-01-01
What 4 sets of data does the GPS system collect?
- Exceeds posted speed limit by 30 MPH or more. For 2 or more pings.
- Exceeds 90 MPH
- Idled for 4 or more hours.
- Outside Franklin or its contiguous counties.
01-01-01
Who is ultimately responsible when backing a division vehicle?
Both the driver & the officer / partner.
01-01-02
If the backer can not be seen, what must the driver do?
Stop the vehicle immediately.
01-01-02
Who can call for a Rescue Support Unit?
Officer, Acting Officer or Incharge Rescue.
01-01-06
During the Initial Radio Report, when must the location of the command post be included?
When the Command Post is not located on the “Alpha Side”.
01-02-03
Members in imminent danger should transmit “Mayday, Mayday, Mayday. Followed by a LUNAR report. What is LUNAR acronym?
L location
U unit
N name
A air
R resources
01-02-04 3.3.1
Radio Restriction Tone will be activated by the FAO once a Mayday is declared. This tone marks the channel how often?
Every 10 seconds.
01-02-04
Define 10-57 & 10-3.
10-57 A deteriorating situation that may cause personal harm.
10-3 An imminent danger situation.
01-02-05
Name all the Fireground Benchmarks that SHALL be transmitted by radio.
(360 WWRASP)
BENCHMARK 360 WWRASP
Working fire
360 Complete
All Clear (Primary & Secondary)
RIT Established
Water on the Fire
Situation Contained
PAR
01-02-02
What does a C.A.N. report stand for?
Conditions
Actions
Needs
01-02-02
Buildings over 2 stories but within reach of an aerial ladder can be designated as what?
Multistory.
01-02-03
What 5 items shall the Incident Action Plan, IAP, include?
INCIDENT F.I.L.I.A
- Findings from the 360
- Immediate life safety / hazards
- Location of the Fire.
- IAP & Strategy
- Additional resources
01-02-03
When should an “Urgent Communication” be used?
Urgent L.E.S.C.
• Loss of water on attack lines
• Early sign of Potential collapse
• Signs of possible Backdraft/Flashover
• Change from Offensive to Defensive
01-02-04
Urgent Communications should include what 2 pieces of information?
- Situation Status. (Problem)
- Appropriate Recommendation. (Solution)
01-02-04 2.3
When can the Incident Safety Officer bypass the chain of command and issue orders?
When personnel are in imminent danger.
Personnel life safety
01-03-02 2.3
When a member is separated from their company to complete a task. What are their automatic orders?
After completion of that task, return / report to their immediate supervisor.
01-03-02 2.6
The first arriving officer / member shall assume what?
Incident Command.
01-03-04 2.1
After a Mayday is called. The affected talkgroup should only be used by who?
•Incident Commander
•Division or Group Supervisor
•RIC
•Plus the member that activated the mayday
01-02-04
Once a Mayday is received, and the I/C determines that a change to a talkgroup is necessary. What is the pre-designated fireground?
TAC 1
01-02-04
What is the one function that will always be filled at every emergency incident?
Incident Commander.
01-03-01 3.4.5
Who is responsible for effective incident operations?
The highest ranking officer, regardless of whether or not they formally assumes command.
01-03-02 2.13
Does a fire involving city owned property need a fire investigator?
Yes.
01-03-03
Is it mandatory for the first arriving officer / member to establish command?
Yes
01-03-04 2.1
What are the 3 types of Command?
Fixed
Mobile
Pass
01-03-04 2.2
What type of command is most desirable and should be used unless conditions dictate otherwise?
Fixed
01-03-04 3.1
When should Mobile Command be used?
•When the Officer must accompany their crew to investigate the situation.
•Situations that are likely to be quickly contained with few resources.
•While awaiting arrival of the next arriving officer after Passing Command.
01-03-04 4.1-4.2
In what situation should Passing Command be considered?
When the actions of the initial officer is likely to improve the outcome of life safety or incident stabilization.
01-03-04 5.1
How many times can command be passed?
Once.
01-03-04 5.4
Divisions are used to divide an incident _____________.?
Geographically
01-03-07 2.2
Groups are used to describe what?
Functions of an operation.
01-03-07 2.2
In ICS, what are the 4 General Staff Positions?
Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance / Administration
01-03-10
What General Staff Position is responsible for all tactical operations at a scene?
Operations
01-03-11 3.2
What general staff position is responsible for the collection, evaluation, dissemination and use of information about the development of the incident and status of resources?
Planning
01-03-12 3.2
What are the 3 incident priorities?
Life Safety
Incident Stabilization
Property Conservation
01-03-19
Rescue efforts should be extended in what 4 priorities (in order from most to least priority)?
The most severely threatened
The largest number
The remainder of the fire / incident area
The exposed areas
01-03-20
In working fire situations, the Primary Search must be followed by what?
Secondary Search
01-03-21
Positive pressure ventilation shall never occur prior to what benchmark being announced?
“Water on the fire”
01-03-27
If CFD forces entry and no occupant or responsible party is available to maintain security, what must happen?
CPD notified via the FAO.
01-03-28