TB 2 Firefighter Incident Safety Flashcards
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In 1987 NFPA adopted standard on
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Occupational Safety and Health
2
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NFPA 1500
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Firefighter safety in fire ground operations
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NFPA 1561
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IC required to use Communication System
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1500 and 1561
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- Tracking and inventory of all members
- All members required to participate
- I.C. responsible for personal accountability
- I.C. use work sheet through out incident and maintain location of companies
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Branch and Division Group Sup
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Supervise and account for companies
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Incident Commander
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- I.C. shall add companies based on size, complexity or needs
- I.C. shall provide for access at an incident and evacuate personnel from hazards
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Personnel I.D. System:
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Provides for accountability responding to scene
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Emergency Channel #6
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- Emergency trigger for notifying or reporting emergency situations
- Radio automatically switches and locks on repeat until radio is turned off to reset
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IDLH
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Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health
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PAR
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- Personnel Accountability Report
- Verbal report of personnel/companies at incident
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Clear Text:
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Common terminology, understandable, paint a clear picture
- Firefighter down
- Firefighter missing
- Firefighter trapped
12
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Emergency traffic:
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To clear radio channels for important/emergency radio traffic
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Emergency traffic radio tone:
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- High/low initiated by O.C.D. on incident tactical and command channel
- At conclusion of emergency I.C. shall transmit “All Clear, Resume Radio Traffic”
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800 Mhz Radio:
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- Computer controlled radio
- Component of fire communication control system
- Company commanders maintain accurate radio inventory with O.C.D.
- Notify floor captain when reassigned, give 4 digit number, position or name
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MX800:
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Orange emergency trigger at base antenna
