Tac Ops 100 Flashcards
Who shares responsibility for assigning C Zone talk groups?
CSPD and EPSO
100.01
Staged resources shall contact Command and re-advise of their status if not assigned after _______ minutes on scene.
5
100.04
Level I Staging: Level I Staging is automatically in effect for all incidents involving ____ or _____ companies.
3 or more
100.04
Level II Staging will be implemented for the following:
Major fire incidents (i.e., those exceeding a 1st alarm response).
Most major incidents exceeding three companies.
When directed by Command.
100.04
The phrase “___ ___ ___ ____” shall be used when immediate radio priority is required.
Break for Emergency Traffic
100.01
This Code is used for situations involving grave danger to CSFD personnel
Code One
100.01
When not involved in the Code One, what talkgroup should the officer use?
Fire 2
100.01
When the Code One is no longer needed, who released the Code One?
The person who initiated it
100.01
What radio channel does your radio go to when the BOB has been pushed?
Fire 2
100.01
What talkgroup doesn’t the BOB work on?
Simplex Channels
100.01
When there is a system failure, the radios will display”___ ____” and beep every ____ seconds?
SITE TRUNKING, 10
100.01
How long should you wait if Dispatch has not acknowledged your status head change?
5-10 seconds
100.02
When should the RESP button be pressed?
When all crewmembers are seatbelted and the bumper breaks the imaginary plane of the open door
100.02
All responsed to medical incidents shall be Code 3 with the exception of calls identified by Dispatch as ___ or ___ levels
Alpha, Omega
100.03
On Multi-Company Automatic Alarms who is the only company to respond Code 3?
First Due Company
100.03
Move ups are based on the following
Size of uncovered district
Distance from other available companies
Time of day
Length of time a district will go uncovered
Current and expected alarm activity level
For major incidents
100.05
Who does move ups?
The unaffected BC or their designee
100.05
T/F All personnel are responsible for their own safety at all times?
True
100.06
T/F Company officers are responsible for the safety of their crewmembers?
True
100.06
T/F Command is responsible for the safety of all personnel operating at emergency incidents and training exercises?
True
100.06
Which Zone is the IDLH in?
Hot
100.06
Which Zone would the IRIC/RIC, pump operators be in?
Warm
100.06
Which Zone would Command be located in?
Cold
100.06
When operating in the Hot Zone, what’s the SOP for personnel?
Teams of no less that 2
100.06
For “working fires” who is the interim ISO?
The RIC Truck Officer
100.06