Structural Firefighting Flashcards

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Administrative decision making is less time sensitive therefore input should be included from the diverse sources and careful analysis of all options should be considered this is referred to as

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Rational decision making (RDM)

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The IC must decide on proper course of action with limited information available in a relatively short period of time this process is referred to as

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Recognition primed decision making (RPD)

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2
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Standard on emergency services incident management system NFPA:

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NFPA 1561

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Standard for fire department occupational safety and health program NFPA:

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NFPA 1500

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Forest fires in California in 1970 prompted the development of the

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Firescope incident command system

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5
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The fire ground command system was developed in

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Phoenix Arizona

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What establishes NIMS as a national system requiring it’s used but federal agencies making its adoption mandatory when the federal government is providing preparedness assistance

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Homeland security presidential directive 5

HSPD-5

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Which command is preferred over a shared or unified command

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Single command

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Which command do two different jurisdictions and or agencies share responsibility for developing the incident action plan

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Unified command

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In unified command the plan development is shared but who should direct all field units

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One operations chief

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The three command modes that apply only to company level operations are?

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Investigation, fast attack, command

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Incident priorities are?

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Life safety, extinguishment and property conservation

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12
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You can delegate authority but you cannot delegate

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Responsibility

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13
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The command post is wherever the

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Incident commander is

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14
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The span of control is

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3-7 with 5 being rule of thumb

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15
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How far away should staged units be

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Two or more blocks

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The only NIMS position that must be established every incident is

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Incident commander

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The incident command staff positions are?

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Incident safety officer
liaisons officer
public information officer

18
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NFPA For standard for fire department safety officer

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NFPA: 1521

19
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Which command staff position should be staffed most often

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Safety officer

20
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Who is the point of contact for outside agencies that are not assigned to operations functions

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Liaison officer

21
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The incident management team is divided into

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Command staff and general staff

22
Q

The section chiefs report directly to the IC are?

FLOP

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Finance/administration
Logistics
Operations
Planning

(Possibly intelligence)

23
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Which general section locates and provides materials equipment supplies and facilities required to support incident operations

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Logistics section

24
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Which general section is the information manager he should be the most frequently implemented section position

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Planning section

25
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The planning section chief’s responsibilities this tracking and documenting

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Situation status (SITSTAT)
Resource status (RESTAT)
26
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Which general section manages all tactical operations such as search and rescue, extinguishment and medical care to victims

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Operations section

27
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Which section generally has the most resources

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Operation section

28
Q

A division is in charge of a

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Geographic area

29
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A group is in charge of a

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Functional area

30
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Branches are reserved for operations beyond the span of control of a single division or group or with a contingent of units from another agency is working together an example is a

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Police branch

31
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A task force is

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Any combination of resources

32
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A strike team

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Must be resources of the same type