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Tac Ops 300 Flashcards

1
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Structure Fire Response-Typical

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2 Engine, 2 Trucks, 1 BC, 1 Ambulance

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Structure Fire Response-Life/Conflagration

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3 Engines, 3 Trucks, 1 BC, 1 Ambulance

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Structure Fire Response-HazMat

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2 Engine, 2 Trucks, 1 HazMat, 1 Decon, 1 BC, 1 Ambulance

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Structure Fire Response-Industrial

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3 Engine, 3 Trucks, 1 HazMat, 1 Decon, 1 BC, 1 Ambulance

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Structure Fire Response-High Rise

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4 Engines, 3 Trucks, 2 BC, 1 DFM, 1 Ambulance

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Upon declaring a working fire what companies do you get

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HazMat, a Squad and Heavy Rescue

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What companies do you get for a Second Alarm

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Air 15, 2 Engines, 1 Truck and BC

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4 Fireground Strategies

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Investigative, Offensive, Defensive and Transitional

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  1. Risk vs. Benefit Analysis of present and expected fire conditions
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Take reasonable risk to save and/or protect savable human life

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  1. Risk vs. Benefit Analysis of present and expected fire conditions
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Take minimul risk, in a calculated manner, to save and/or protect savable property

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  1. Risk vs. Benefit Analysis of present and expected fire conditions
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Take no risk for human life and/or property that in not savable

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12
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At no time shall ___ or ___ strategies be employed simultaneously

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2, more

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13
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Most dangerous mode of operation

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Offensive

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14
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An offensive mode is generally regarded as the most effective mode to quickly ____, ____, ____ a fire.

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Locate, Confine and Extinguish

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Defensive operations typically require the use of ____ and ____ _____ appliances

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large handlines (2 1/2” handlines), master stream

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16
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Apartment Lay

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A 3” hose deployed with a gated wye with 1 or 2 attack lines (1 3/4”)

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17
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Attack Line

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A hoseline deployed and placed for the purpose of extinguishing a fire.

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Back-Up Line

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A hoseline deployed and placed for the purpose of protecting interior attack personnel

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Back-Up line should be (2 things)

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  1. Equal to or larger than attack line

2. Supplied from a independant water source

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20
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CAN Report

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Conditions, Actions, Needs

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21
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National Fire Academy Fire Flow Formula

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Area (feet squared)/3 = GPM

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22
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Hydrant Colors and Flows-Red

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Red < 500 GPM

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Hydrant Colors and Flows-Orange

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500-999 GPM

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Hydrant Colors and Flows-Green

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1000-1499 GPM

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Hydrant Colors and Flows-Blue

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1500-2999 GPM

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Hydrant Colors and Flows- Blue with blue steamer

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> 3000 GPM

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27
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Tasks that need to be done by the Engine Company

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Water supply
Deployment of Attack/Back Up, Exposure Lines
Primary Search
Ventilation in immediate fire areas
Check for extension, salvage and overhaul

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Duties First Arriving Engine Company

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Size Up, 360, Declare strategic mode, secure water supply

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Duties for Second Arriving Engine Company

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Water supply, Back Up line, Ensure success of the first engine company

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30
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Priority, in order, should be the protection of (5)

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  1. Occupants
  2. Exits
  3. Stairways
    4 Hallways
  4. Individual Rooms/Apartments
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31
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Which Engine company should supply the FDC?

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Second Arriving Engine

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32
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Any fire at a structure equipped with a fire sprinkler system or FDC shall have at least __ supply hoses connected to the sprinkler system FDC

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Two

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33
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For buildings with sprinkler and standpipe FDCs, both systems shall be initially supplied with ___ supply hose until additional supply lines can be established.

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One

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34
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Tasks to be accomplished by Truck Companies

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360, Utilities, Forcible Entry, Ventilation, Ladders, Primary/Secondary Search, Elevated streams

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35
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“Irons” Roles and Responsibilities

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Size Up, Forcible Entry, Horizontal Vent, Primary/Secondary Search

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“Ladders” Roles and Responsibilities

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Ladders, Access/Egress, Vertical Vent, Secure Gas/Electric, Search

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37
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How many rungs should be extended above the roof

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Five

38
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What size hole should be cut for residential structures

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4’ x 8’

39
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Tactical Priorities at all structure fires (4)

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F.L.I.P, 
Firefighter safety, 
Life Safety, 
Incident Stabilization and 
Property Conservation
40
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Fireground Benchmarks

A

PAR, Personnel Accountability Report
Primary/Seconday Search
Fire Under Control
Loss Stopped

41
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PPE required for Vehicle Fire

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PPE maximum

42
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5-10-20 Rule for Vehicle Airbags

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5 inches from side
10 inches from steering wheel
20 inches from passenger side

43
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Defensible Wildland Structures are (2)

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Standalone - Safety Zones present

Prep and Hold - Safety Zones present

44
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Non-Defensible Wildland Structures are (2)

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Prep and Leave - NO safety zone present

Rescue Drive By - NO safety zone present

45
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Standalone Defensible structure includes

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Safety Zone, structure has few tactical challenges, not likely to ignite with initial fire front

46
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Prep and Hold structure includes

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Safety Zone, structure has some tactical challenges, FF’s needed for protection during fire front

47
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Prep and Leave structure includes

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NO Safety Zone, structure has some tactical challenges, FF unable to safely stay and protect structure

48
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Rescue Drive By structure includes

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NO Safety Zone, structure has significant tactical challenges, FF unable to safely stay and protect structure, ensure people are evacuated

49
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Response for Low Wildland Fire conditions

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Level 3 - 1 Engine
Level 2 - 1 Engine and 1 Brush
Level 1 - 1 Engine and 1 Brush

50
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Fire Danger Rating Levels (3)

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Level 3 - Urban
Level 2 - Fire Danger Area FDA
Level 1 - WUI

51
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Response for Moderate Wildland Fire conditions

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Level 3 - 1 Engine
Level 2 - 1 Engine and 1 Brush
Level 1 - 2 Engines, 2 Brush and 1 BC

52
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Response for High Wildland Fire conditions

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Level 3 - 1 Engine and 1 Brush
Level 2 - 2 Engines and 2 Brush
Level 1 - 2 Engines, 2 Brush, 1 Wildland and 1 BC

53
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Response for Very High Wildland Fire conditions

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Level 3 - 1 Engine and 1 Brush
Level 2 - 2 Engines 2 Brush, 1 Wildland and 1 BC
Level 1 - 3 Engines, 3 Brush, 2 Wildland and 2 BC

54
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Response for Extreme Wildland Fire conditions

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Level 3 - 1 Engine and 1 Brush
Level 2 - 3 Engines 3 Brush, 1 Wildland and 1 BC
Level 1 - 4 Engines, 4 Brush, 3 Wildland and 2 BC

55
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Definition of High Rise, per High Rise Fires policy

A

75 feet or taller

300.09

56
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Standpipes with FDC’s can be found in most buildings ___ or ___ stories in height

A

4 or more

300.09

57
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Which companies make up Fire Attack One

A

First and Second due Engines and First due Truck

300.09

58
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Who establishes the water supply for High Rise?

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The second due Engine

300.09

59
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Who makes up IRIC during a High Rise?

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2 personnel from Fire Attack One, FF at the standpipe and the next closest FF

60
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Which Truck company makes up RIC during a High Rise?

A

Third arriving Truck company

61
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How often should you check the conditions on the way to the fire floor?

A

Every 2-3 floors

62
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Which Company officer assumes Fire Attack One Group Supervisor?

A

Second Arriving Company Officer

63
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Who makes up Fire Attack Two?

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Third and Fourth Engine and Second Truck

64
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With a Stairwell Support Unit, how far apart should the FF’s be?

A

Every 2 flights of stairs

65
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When can the elevators be used during a High Rise?

A

When it is determined that the shaft, mechanical and electrical systems are not threatened

66
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How far below the fire should you use the elevators?

A

5 Floors below the fire floor

67
Q

Which floor is RIC staged?

A

2 floors below the fire floor

68
Q

Which floor is Rehab on?

A

2 floors below the fire floor

69
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Unless dictated otherwise, which floor is Resource staging?

A

2 floors below the fire floor

300.09

70
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How many companies should be in Level 2 staging?

A

2 Engines and 1 Truck

300.09

71
Q

Level 2 Staging should be no closer than ___ feet to the building?

A

200

300.09

72
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A general rule of thumb is to have ___ “relief” companies for each company operating an attack line?

A

2

300.09

73
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A safe refuge area for occupants that can’t make it to the ground floor is generally ___ floors below the fire?

A

5

300.09

74
Q

Fire stages of Tire fires? (3)

A

Incipient, Free Burning and Smoldering

75
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2 Strategies for Tire Fires?

A
  1. Allow it to burn itself out

2. Extinguish

76
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Who shall implement fire watch?

A

The affected BC

77
Q

Any ___ Officer can request the use of the Smoke Box Alarm?

A

CSFD

78
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3 Alert Types for Aircraft Emergencies?

A

Alert 1, 2, 3

79
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Which Aircraft Alert doesn’t get a CSFD response?

A

Alert 1

80
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Aircraft Alert 2 gets what units from CSFD?

A

1 Engine, 1 Truck and 1 BC

81
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Aircraft Alert 3 means what has happened?

A

Aircraft accident or fire confirmed on the ground

82
Q

Aircraft Alert 3 gets what units from CSFD?

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2 Engines, 1 Truck, 1 HR, 1 Hazmat, 2 BC’s, 1 Squad and 73

83
Q

Dispatch will assign what Talkgroup for all CSFD resources?

A

C8

84
Q

Who is the primary provider of fire suppression?

A

Peterson Air Force FD

85
Q

VEIS?

A

Vent, Enter, Isolate and Search

86
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TLAS?

A

Targeted Limited Area Search

87
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Which tactic is used almost exclusively for residential structures? VEIS or TLAS?

A

VEIS

88
Q

Which tactic is used almost exclusively for commercial structures? VEIS or TLAS?

A

TLAS

89
Q

The tether line should limit the distance between the rescuer and the anchor to no more than ____ feet

A

15

90
Q

For Primary Search, in what order should the floors be search?

A
  • Fire Floor
  • Floor above the fire
  • Top floor down to the floor above the fire floor
  • Floor below the fire floor down to the bottom floor

300.05

CSFD Tac Ops (3 decks)

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