TB 106 LCES "14" Watchouts Flashcards
You have a working fire and your entry will be ____. This may occur for any number of reasons not the least of which are the forcible entry challenges facing the Department.
delayed
Multiple companies have been assigned to enter through a _____.
minimum opening
Companies assigned to Roof Division are being ___ as you prepare to go inside. Radio communications are a necessity.
driven off
Air is being ____ in zero visibility and the heat is banking down. Oxygen is being fed into the fire. The temperature is rising rapidly and radiating downward. Your location will soon become untenable and require a rapid retreat.
drawn in rapidly
You can hear the fire burning above you but ____. Lack of ventilation will allow a smoke layer to accumulate below the flame level reducing visibility to zero. This is an indication that members should retreat to a safer working location until conditions improve.
can’t see it
You realize you are working underneath a _____. Mezzanines (and more recently facades) have been recognized as significant threats to the safety of firefighters.
mezzanine
You feel _____. Listen to your instincts, they are generally correct.
uncomfortable
Your SCBA alarm bell sounds and you still haven’t found the fire. One of the most effective ways to ____ is to recognize the amount of time it typically takes before your low air warning sounds.
time stamp
You flow water for several minutes and ____.
make no progress
You hear the sound of roof ventilation being _____.
conducted behind you
You are unable to communicate with the ____.
incident commander
You are working with ____. Responsible officers must insure that any members not normally assigned to the company are familiar with all standard operating guidelines.
unfamiliar members
You are very ____. Fatigue has been identified as a factor in injury and fatality fires.
fatigued
You feel that training is something the “____” needs. All members must train as though their lives depend on it, because it does.
other person
Forms of Communication
FACE TO FACE
RADIO
HOSELINE PULL
AIR HORN OPERATIONAL RETREAT