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TB 127 - Inspection Cycles Flashcards

1
Q

The purpose of TB 127 is to:

A

Provide information to perform apparatus cleaning and maintenance in a safe, legal manner that provides for longevity of the apparatus without detrimental effects and ensures the highest possible levels of reliability and safety.

An adjunct of this program is to provide consistency between inspecting officers and to make their expectations known.

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“______ is the best method of visual and tactile inspection”

A

Cleaning

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Apparatus undercarriage cleaning creates runoff with significant contamination, and must be performed at a location where runoff is collected in a _______.

A

clarifier.

A list of municipal clarifiers is included as Part VI of this Training Bulletin.

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Company Commanders and Battalion Commanders should provide ______ (CAV or NAV?) time for undercarriage cleaning when possible, and may need to adjust inspection schedules to accommodate cleaning.

A

CAV time

(where not possible, undercarriage must be done while the company is available, Company Commanders shall monitor cleaning activities to prevent a delayed response)

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When companies have been placed CAV for undercarriage cleaning, the Company Commander shall ensure that ____________ PRIOR to making the company available.

A

-Apparatus is able to SAFELY RESPOND

-Members are CLEAN and READY for response

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6
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Members shall not use any equipment that creates an aerosol spray of any flammable liquids such as kerosene.

The approved product for undercarriage cleaning is available through SRS from Supply and Maintenance. It is listed in the catalog as: “_________.”

A

degreaser, gunk type

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7
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One of the most important aspects of cleaning apparatus is the thorough visual and ______ inspection.

A

hands on

(It is through this process that many problems can be detected and corrected before they become severe and cause collateral damage or a catastrophic failure.)

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Pressure washers can force water into areas that are intended to contain only grease, and grease is forced out of those areas. I.e. rubber seals

In all cases where power washers are used, lubrication should be done?

A

same day cleaning takes place, and in no case later than the next day.

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9
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Members shall avoid injection of high pressure water into boots, seals, bearings, and electrical components.
The most significant damage to apparatus from pressure washers occurs when water is sprayed into?

A

-alternator
-diodes
-electrical/wiring connectors
-engine control electronics
-electronics
-electronic throttle behind pump panel

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10
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When pressure washers are operated at excessive pressure settings, several telltale signs may be observed including:

A

-Paint stripping
-Water in lube areas
-Erosion of softer materials
-Water in sealed electrical components

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Manual of Operation Section 7/1-48.26 prohibits station personnel from using industrial steam cleaners.

Who is permitted to use steam cleaners?

A

Supply and Maintenance personnel

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12
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Whats worse:

too little lube or too much lube?

A

In most areas, too little lube is far worse than too much.

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13
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What kind of lubrication product is used for chassis grease?

A

Chevron “black pearl”

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14
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What kind of lubrication product is used for fire pumps?

A

Aqualube

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15
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Power lube equipment shall be used with a max air pressure of ____ psi.

A

60psi

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16
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Areas to be lubed with hand pumped lube guns only:

A

-All steering connections with RUBBER boots
-CLUTCH throwout bearings
-RUBBER seals on bearings

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17
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Any failure of rubber boots on the ________ type suspension should be promptly reported to Supply & Maintenance for repair or replacement.

A

TAK 4 independent.

**Members shall not lube the area protected by the boots on TAK 4 suspension.

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_____ or “Alemite” fittings provided for attachment of lube equipment should be wiped clean PRIOR to attaching the lube equipment to PREVENT forcing contaminants into the area being lubricated.

A

Zerk

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Members shall not paint the undercarriage of apparatus or any portion thereof, except

A

Paint may be applied to bare metal, but only when needed to protect surfaces from corrosion.

No spray painting of apparatus is allowed except by Supply & Maintenance personnel.

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20
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Members may request apparatus undercarriage painting by S&M through ________.

A

the Supply Requisition System

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21
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What is the PRIMARY FOCUS of apparatus inspection?

A

-To ensure that apparatus is maintained in a clean and serviceable condition so that it is safe to operate and ready for response.

-To verify proper preventative maintenance and documentation is being performed.

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22
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In addition to cleaning, preparation for undercarriage inspection should include a thorough preinspection based on the F-______ and also include checking for?

A

F-377

-cracks in frame members and other stress points
-checking for leakage of any of the fluids
-leakage of pumps and plumbing
-checking that all surfaces are protected with paint where appropriate.

23
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Apparatus Inspection can be divided into what parts?

A

-Inspection of Records
-Driver’s knowledge of apparatus and when maintenance was performed
-Physical Inspection of Apparatus Undercarriage

24
Q

Inspection of apparatus should start with a review of the F-_____ done during the preparation by the responsible member.

A

F-377

25
Q

Inspection Cycle Chart:

A
26
Q

All Fire Stations are inspected bi-monthly by the ________ during the first two weeks of even months.

A

Administrative Battalion Commander

27
Q

Every _____ months, the Administrative Battalion Commander will inspect the undercarriage of heavy apparatus.

A

four months

28
Q

The Station Commander is expected to conduct a pre-inspection

It is the Station Commander’s responsibility to ensure that what items are complete and ready for inspection?

A

-members
-station
-apparatus
-records

29
Q

Apparatus DOCUMENTATION serves several purposes:

A

-provides a historical record
-reduces or eliminates risk
-means for supervisors to share responsibility for the actions of their subordinates.
-some documents required by law

30
Q

Forms related to inspection of apparatus and equipment:

A

F-972 LAFD DAILY PRE-TRIP INSPECTION RECORD

F-977 APPARATUS INSPECTION CHECKLIST

F-978A HEAVY APPARATUS UNDERCARRIAGE INSPECTION CHECKLIST

F-978B HEAVY APPARATUS UNDERCARRIAGE INSPECTION REPORT

F-979 SELF CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS INSPECTION CHECKLIST

31
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When shall operators of apparatus or responsible members conduct daily checks?

A

As soon as practicable following relief

32
Q

What are the six general areas/steps that divide the Daily Pre-Trip Inspection?

A

-general overview
-engine compartment
-cab check
-brakes
-lights
-walk around inspection

33
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The Daily Pre-Trip Inspection is documented on the F-972 form, which is retained in the logbook ONE MONTH past the LAST ENTRY. Items marked with an asterisk (*) require IMMEDIATE repair or correction PRIOR to operation of the apparatus.

The following ELEVEN items have an asterisk:

A

-Horn/Siren
-Brakes/Rotors/Hoses
-Air Brake Test (COLA)
-Parking Brake
-Emergency Lights
-Headlights (low and high beam)
-Brake Lights
-Tires (CID)
-Wheels/Wheel Lugs
-Suspension/Axles
-Steering Components

34
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Title 13 California Code of Regulations 1215 requires drivers of trucks and buses to inspect their vehicles prior to operation each day.

Title 13 California Code of Regulations 1234 requires daily pre-trip records be retained how long?

A

At least 1 month

35
Q

What items need to accompany the apparatus when reporting for annual pump/aerial tests?

A
  • F-978B (heavy apparatus undercarriage inspection report)
  • logbook
  • ladders
  • SCBA
  • face pieces
  • hydraulic rescue tools
36
Q

Generally, apparatus is brought to the shops under what five conditions?

A

-annual test
-scheduled repairs
-unscheduled (emergency) repairs
-routine lubrication
-due to accidents

37
Q

For RAs, the ______ must accompany the apparatus for inspection and preventative maintenance at S&M.

A

Gurney

(Make sure gurney and pt area is disinfected prior to arriving at S&M.)

38
Q

Members utilizing facilities belonging to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) for apparatus cleaning shall abide by the following Yard Safety Instructions:

A

-Adhere to the 8 mph maximum speed limit, or the posted speed limit

-Cross yard only in designated pedestrian crosswalks whenever possible

-Reflective Safety Vest must be worn at all times within the yard (LAFD members shall wear a brush jacket) at all times within the yard, including going to or walking out from the vehicle, except while in a vehicle.

-Do not park in unauthorized locations

39
Q

The COLA test is a required part of the daily pre-trip inspection for all vehicles with air brakes. It tests the vehicles ability to GENERATE air for the brakes, HOLD that air, and ALERT the driver when there is not enough air to operate the vehicle safely.

The name COLA is an acronym for the four parts of the test:

A
  1. Cut-In Pressure - no lower than 85 psi. LAFD vehicles usually at 100 psi
  2. Cut-Out Pressure - 110 to 120 psi, 130 max
  3. Leakage Rate - brake applied for 1 min. Max 3 psi loss for single vehicle (4 psi for combo vehicle)
  4. Alarms Low Pressure Warning - activate between 55 and 75 psi
40
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What is the scope of Bi-monthly inspection?

(Include what items are checked during Biennial inspection)

A

(Biennial items are capitalized and are in addition to the bi-monthly items during Biennial inspections)

  1. Safety:
    in and around station
  2. Heavy Apparatus:
    compartment, tools, equipment, cab, exterior (BIENNIAL: AERIAL LADDER, UNDERCARRIAGE, ENGINE COMPARTMENT, BATTERY COMPARTMENT)
  3. Apparatus Records:
    F-377, 972, 973, 704, 705
  4. Light Apparatus:
    Condition, Cleanliness, maintenance records, proper stocking of medical supplies
  5. Station:
    Quarters, station records (BIENNIAL: PRB)
  6. Members:
    Uniforms, grooming (BIENNIAL: DRIVER LICENSE, ID)
  7. PPE:
    condition, cleanliness, labeling
  8. SCBA:
    condition, cleanliness, labeling
41
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Bi-Monthly inspections are conducted by?

A

Captain and BC

42
Q

4 month Undercarriage inspection is conducted by?

A

Captain and BC

43
Q

Required documentation for Bi-monthly inspection?

A

F-977 Bi-Monthly Apparatus Inspection Checklist by captain and BC for heavy apparatus

F-979 by captain and BC for SCBA

44
Q

Required documentation for 4 month undercarriage inspection?

A

F-978 Heavy Apparatus Undercarriage Inspection CHECKLIST by Captain and BC

F-978B Heavy Apparatus Undercarriage Inspection REPORT by BC

45
Q

Required documentation for biennial inspection?

A

F-977 Bi-Monthly Apparatus Inspection Checklist by captain and BC for heavy apparatus

F-979 SCBA checklist by captain and BC

F-978 Heavy Apparatus Undercarriage Inspection CHECKLIST by Captain and BC

F-978B Heavy Apparatus Undercarriage Inspection REPORT by BC

46
Q

Required documentation for annual pump/aerial ladder test?

A

F-978 Heavy Apparatus Undercarriage Inspection Checklist by Captain and BC

F-978B Heavy Apparatus Undercarriage Inspection Report by BC

Annual Pump/Aerial ladder test report by test pit engineer

47
Q

Who sets the scheduling for the 4 month undercarriage inspection?

A

S&M, subsequent inspections scheduled by BC

48
Q

What is the scope of the 4 month undercarriage inspection?

A

-undercarriage
-engine compartment
-battery compartments
-station yard

49
Q

What is the scope of Annual Pump/Aerial Ladder test?

A

-Aerial Ladder
-undercarriage
-engine compartment
-battery compartments
-station yard

50
Q

Annual aerial/pump test inspections are conducted by?

A

-Captain and BC prior to test.

-Test Pit Engineer

51
Q

Which of the inspection types does the Captain help conduct?

A

-Bi-monthly inspection
-Four-month undercarriage inspection
-Biennial Inspection
-Annual Pump/Aerial Ladder Test (prior to test)

52
Q

Captains should review the ______ with responsible operators PRIOR to inspection by the Battalion Commander.

A

-Logbook

(Review F-377, F-973, F-704, and F-705 to ensure preventative maintenance, equipment checks lubrication, and repairs are properly recorded)

53
Q

Apparatus undercarriage is to be clean enough to ____________.

A

facilitate a safety inspection.

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