Training Bulletins 100 - 116 Flashcards

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

The National Fire Protection Association Standard 1670
identifies seven types of technical rescue incidents:

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  • structural collapse
  • rope rescue
  • confined space operations
  • vehicle and machinery extrication
  • water rescue
  • wilderness search and rescue
  • trench and excavation rescue
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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Who is responsible for ensuring the safety of emergency personnel, effectively utilizing resource from outside agencies and providing information to the news media ?

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Incident commander

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Which section of the ICS system is in charge of the development of the incident action plan (IAP) ?

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Planning section

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Which section in the ICS system maintains situation and resource status records , document any information relative to the incident and provide required technical expertise ?

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Planning section

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Which section of the ICS system is in charge of individual service and support units, responsible for specific functions such as ground support , food, base, supplies , communications, etc?

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Logistics section

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Which section of the ICS system is in charge of deploying, direct, and coordinate tactical resources engaged in the tactical activities required to meet the strategic goals establish by the IC?

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Operations section

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Which section of the ICS system is responsible for establishing and supervising staging areas used for controlling resource deployment ?

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Operations section

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Who is responsible for the completion of the “Permit Entry”
Confined space entry permit ?

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RESCUE GROUP SUPERVISOR

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Who is in charge of establishing escape routes and safety zones ?

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Rescue team leader

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Breathing air monitor , The rescuer is connected by air hose, up to a maximum of ____feet in length, to the air manifold

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300 feet

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Statistics show that nearly ___ of all confined space deaths are potential rescuers associated with
secondary entries.

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60%

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

The on scene assessment of a confined space rescue is divided into three areas:

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  • hazard identification
  • hazard control
  • incident documentation
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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

The most critical area impacting firefighter/rescuer safety is __________________

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Rescue site hazard identification

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

OSHA records have shown that 90% of all confined space injuries and deaths are related to __________

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Atmospheric Condition

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Air Monitor Equipment: Shall have capability of testing for the following hazards

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  • oxygen content
  • percent of lower flammable limits
  • toxic elements
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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

What is the purpose of the tag line ?

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Used as a reference of the furthest point entered

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

What three factors limits the use of SCBAs for use in confined space rescues ?

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  • Size (PRIMARY)
  • Usable quantity of air supply
  • SCBA Weight
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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

The _________________ will normally be responsible for the completion of the Confined Space Rescue Entry Permit.

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Rescue group supervisor

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Confined space rescue entry permit shall be completed and retained by the office in charge and department safety officer for how long ?

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5 years

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Who will establish necessary hazard control measures in the operational area. Such as hazard control measures providing edge protection at tench rescue or providing lockout tag out at confined space incident ?

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RESCUE TEAM LEADER

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TB 104 - Urban Search and Rescue

Who is responsible for direct control of the entry portal, will maintain communications with the rescue team and operate at the entry to the rescue site ?

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ATTENDANT

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TB 108 - 35’ Extension Ladder Knot

When tying the ladder knot on 35’ extension ladder,
First, Take a bight from the slack halyard and pass it under the rung which is ________________

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Head high or the next higher rung

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TB 108 - 35’ Extension Ladder Knot

When tying the ladder knot on 35’ extension ladder,
capture the front and rear halyard utilizing a half hitch under the _____________

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Fourth or most convenient rung

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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are the third largest container shipping facilities in the world. _______% of the gross national product (25 million containers) is shipped through these ports annually.

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40%

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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor Alameda Corridor runs a 20-mile strip along Alameda St. The corridor travels through or borders EIGHT jurisdictions. These include which cities ?
``` Vernon Huntington Park South Gate Lynwood Compton Carson Los Angeles City Los Angeles County ```
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor The East Track is identified as what track number ? The Center Track is identified as what track number ?
Track 1 (EAST) Track 2 (CENTER)
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor What is ACTA ?
Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor What kind of key will be issued to resources to gain access to the Alameda Corridor ? And how will it be labeled ?
Knox Box Key “ACTA”
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor What do TWO GREEN Botz-Dots at each access gate identify ?
Retractable Ladder (2 GREEN)
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor ONE GREEN Botz-Dots will be used to identify what ?
Standpipe Connection ( 1 GREEN )
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor How many retractable ladders are located along the mid corridor trench and how far are they spaced ?
46 ladder ; 1,000 feet apart
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor Approximately how long does it take to lower a ladder using the hand crank ?
1 to 1.5 minutes
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor What is the average train speed in the corridor ?
40 MPH
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor How many pump stations are located within the corridor ?
Two
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor What is the dimension of the catch basins located under the corridor at each pump station ?
10’ deep x 100’ long x 51’ wide
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor How far apart are stand pipes located in the corridor ?
500 feet
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor In the event of a fire, spill, or derailment, what SHALL the IC establish prior to deploying resources into the trench ?
Rapid Intervention Company
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor How long can trains take to stop ?
Over ONE mile
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor Consider placing companies _________ away on both sides of the incident to act as scouts to warn the Incident Commander of oncoming trains
1 1/2 to 2 miles
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TB 113 - Introducing the Alameda Corridor On the Map, what indicates a bridge over the trench ?
“ O “
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines How long is the metro heavy rail Red/Purple line ? How many stations does it service ?
17.4 miles 16 stations
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines The train configuration is set up with a minimum _____ car combination, which includes one “A” car (with the controller’s cab), and one “B” car, and up to ____ cars maximum.
2 ; 6
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines How many volts is each train operated from ?
750V DC
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Where are the batteries located on the trains? How many volts do they provide ?
Under the “ B” Car 37.5 VDC
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines How many passengers can each car seat? How many passengers can each car accommodate standing “ crush load “ ?
59 ; 220
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines All doors can be manually opened in an emergency from the inside the car by pulling which direction on the emergency red ball just above each set of doors ?
Downward
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Access panel is located next to what set of doors on each car?
Center door
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Each car is equipped with what rating fire extinguishers. ?
Two 10A/60BC
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Where are the two extinguishers located on each car ?
Operators cab and between the transverse passenger seats
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines For initial Fire Department operations, the most important area is the ______.
EMP
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines What battalion chief is preferably sent to ROC to act as liaison to metro incidents ?
Battalion 13
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines What color light will illuminate an emergency trip station at the platform level ?
Blue light
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines How many volts does the 3rd rail carry ?
750 Volts DC
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Prior to pushing the trip switch on the ETS , what should you make sure of first ?
The entire length of the train is in the station
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines How many collector shoes are there on each car ?
Four
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines How many and how far are each Cross passages in the tunnel ?
93 cross passages Every 750-feet
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines What color exit signs indicate street level egress ?
Green
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Mile markers between terminals are marked at distance not to exceed ___________ ?
1/10th of a mile
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines What Two actions must be activated prior to valve opening ?
1. Activation of a smoke detector, or duct smoke detector 2. Heat detection of heat greater than 160˚ at sprinkler head
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Fire Department apparatus augmenting the system should supply how many psi ?
125 psi
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines How far are each 2 1/2” outlets located in the tunnel and cross passages ?
Every 250’ feet
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines Normal metro station hours of operation are from what hours ?
0500 to 0100 hours
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TB 106 - LCES What are the three additional considerations to LCES?
1. Location 2. Conditions 3. Safety Equipment
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TB 106 - LCES LAFD uses the emergency air horn signal as an adjunct to an operational retreat, how many times does the 10 seconds on/off get repeated and how a total of how many seconds ?
3 times ; 50 seconds
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TB 106 - LCES You hear the sound of roof ventilation being conducted ____ you
Behind
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TB 116 - Metro Heavy Rail Lines a fire suppression under-carriage deluge system has been installed between the tracks. This system is activated:
Manually
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TB 116 Metro Heavy Rail Lines the color representation of the heavy rail lines is:
Red/Purple