TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor Flashcards

1
Q

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are the third largest container shipping facilities in the world. ____ percent of the gross national product (__ million containers) is shipped through these ports annually.

A

40%

25 million

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Q

Since 1994, the Port of Los Angeles has seen an annual increase in container shipments of __%.

A

12%

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3
Q

the Alameda Corridor Project was built to consolidate the operations of the two freight railroads serving Southern California (______ ______& _____[BNSF] and the _____ ______ [UP]) on one corridor.

A

Burlington, northern & Santa Fe

Union pacific

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4
Q

The Alameda Corridor Project is a series of construction projects divided into three sections: the ____, ___-_____, and ___.

A

South, mid-corridor, and north

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5
Q

In the southern section, cargo-laden freight trains traveling north from the ports will operate at _____-____ through the communities of Wilmington, Rancho Dominguez, and Carson.

A

Street level

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6
Q

In the midcorridor section north of the 91 freeway, trains will descend into a __-mile long (__’ deep x __’ wide) trench through the cities of Compton, Lynwood, South Gate, Huntington Park, Vernon, and Los Angeles.

A

10 mile long
33’ deep
51’wide

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7
Q

In the ______ section, trains will emerge from the trench near 25th Street and travel east at Santa Fe Avenue, across the Los Angeles River just north of Washington, and diverge to their respective railroad mainlines.

A

Northern section

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8
Q

The ____ track is identified as Track 1 and the _____ track is identified at Track 2.

A

East track

Center track

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9
Q

Each Division, Battalion, and fire company will be issued a ___ ____ ____ to access the Alameda Corridor.

A

Knox box key

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10
Q

Each key can be identified by the engraved inscription “___”

A

ACTA

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11
Q

Two _____ Botz Dots will be located at each access gate to identify a retractable ladder.

A

GREEN

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12
Q

___green Botz Dot will be located at each standpipe connection.

A

ONE

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13
Q

_____retractable ladders are located along the mid corridor trench, one every ____ feet.

A

46

1000

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14
Q

Each ladder is equipped with a ___ ____ to lower the ladder into the trench.

A

HAND CRANK

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15
Q

The handle for the hand crank is located inside a numbered locked boxmarked ____ ____”

A

Emergency ladder

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16
Q

Ladders can be deployed from the top or the bottom. It takes approximately _ to __ minutes to lower a ladder.

A

1 to 1 1/2

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17
Q

An ____ ____ is affixed to each access ladder.

A

Alarm system

18
Q

If a ladder Retractable Ladder (Rest Position) is lowered, it will trigger an alarm to a Dispatch Operator at the Alameda Corridor Dispatch Center who will direct all trains to slow to __ mph.

A

10 mph

19
Q

The average train speed in the corridor is

A

40 mph

20
Q

Access to this ladder requires firefighters to open ____ ___ of spring loaded metal access doors that secure the ladder from vehicular traffic.

A

Two sets

21
Q

Access to this ladder requires firefighters to open ____ ___ of spring loaded metal access doors that secure the ladder from vehicular traffic. Tools to open these doors are located at ____ level in a locked metal box mounted on the adjacent ____ _____.

A

Two sets

Street level
Security fence

22
Q

Emergency Telephones—Telephones are provided at each retractable ladder at the ___ and _____ of the trench.

A

Top and bottom

23
Q

The telephone is a direct line to the Alameda Corridor Dispatch Center in ___ ______, California, and can be Emergency Telephone used to talk with others on emergency phones along the corridor.

A

San Bernardino

24
Q

Informational Signs—Informational signs are posted at each ____ ____(adjacent to the emergency ladder), below each ladder on ____ sides of the corridor, at ___ _____ locations, and on _____ spanning the Corridor at cross streets.

A

Access point

Both sides

Dry standpipe locations

Struts

25
Q

These signs provide emergency and rail workers with the location information. They provide ____ ____, ______ locations, and _____ _____

A

Street names, milepost locations, ladder numbers

26
Q

Utilities that cross over the corridor will be labeled in accordance with

A

National standards

27
Q

There are ___ pump stations with ______ safe pumps located within the corridor.

A

Two

Intrinsically

28
Q

Each pump station contains a catch basin located under the corridor (__’ deep x ___’ long x __’ wide) with a ______

A

10’ deep x 100’ long x 51’ wide

Scrubber

29
Q

Pumps may be shut off at the ____ _____ or ______ through the Alameda Corridor Dispatch Operator.

A

Pump station

Remotely

30
Q

On each side of the corridor, a __’ wide water channel takes the runoff from the corridor to the catch basins.

A

4’

31
Q

In case of a hazardous material spill, ___ ____ are provided at the base of each ladder which can Metal dike be inserted into the water channel to help capture runoff.

A

Metal dikes

32
Q

Incidents involving a hazardous spill require the pumps to be

A

Shut down immediately

33
Q

Dry standpipes are located every ___’ along the corridor. The standpipe system is not a ____ system.

A

500

Looped

34
Q

Cameras are located at each of the ___ fixed stair shafts along the corridor, the pump stations, and the north and south ends of the trench.

A

6

35
Q

____ are located at the top portion of the trench to provide support. _____ and ____ are secured to these and labeled in accordance with _____ _____.

A

Struts

Pipelines and utilities

National standards

36
Q

Permanently installed ______ stations are located along the corridor to provide real-time weather information for input into their plum models and for use by first responders.

A

Weather stations

37
Q

When appropriate, firefighters should lower the access ladder into the trench. When climbing down the ladder, members should ___ the ladder and use both ______ for safety.

A

Face

Handrails

38
Q

When the incident involves a medical emergency, consideration should be given to utilizing a _____ ____ ____ in conjunction with an ____ ____ to remove the patient.

A

Stokes litter basket

Aerial ladder

39
Q

DISPATCH INTO THE ALAMEDA CORRIDOR

“A” Assignment and Rescue Ambulance

A

Medical emergencies

40
Q

DISPATCH INTO THE ALAMEDA CORRIDOR

Hazardous Materials Response–Including USAR Task Force and Heavy Rescue

A

Hazardous Materials/Derailment Incidents

41
Q

DISPATCH INTO THE ALAMEDA CORRIDOR

“B” Assignment

A

Fire

42
Q

DISPATCH INTO THE ALAMEDA CORRIDOR

“A” Assignment and Rescue Ambulance

A

Others