Truck Company Ops Book 1 Flashcards

1
Q

In most cases, where would you position the turn table on a fire?

A

Slightly upwind, and be able to reach as many locations as possible.

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2
Q

What is the definition of setback?

A

The horizontal distance from the building to the turntable,

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3
Q

What is the preferred positioning for truck companies on lateral grades?

A

Pulling past the location, and using the aerial device off the rear.

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4
Q

What percent of lateral grading can be overcome with stabilizers?

A

5%-6%

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5
Q

What is the collapse zone?

A

One and a half times the height of the building.

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6
Q

Where is the safest working area on a building?

A

The corners of the building.

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7
Q

What is the minimum distance that must be maintained from power lines?

A

10ft

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8
Q

When short-jacked, What side must you work off of with the aerial?

A

The non-short jacked side.

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9
Q

What does RECEO-VS stand for?

A
Rescue
Exposures
Confinement
Extinguishment
Overhaul
Vent
Salvage
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10
Q

Who developed RECEO-VS?

A

Lloyd Layman

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11
Q

What does SLICE-RS stand for?

A
Size up
Locate the fire
Identify the flow path
Cool the space from a safe position
Extinguish the fire
Rescue
Salvage
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12
Q

What is the minimum staffing for truck companies in NOVA?

A

OIC, driver, one FF

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13
Q

What does the acronym LIP stand for?

A

Life safety
Incident stabilization
Property conservation

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14
Q

What are the three rapid entry key systems used in the NOVA area?

A

knox box, supra key, lock box

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15
Q

What should be considered prior to overhaul being started?

A

A safety inspection of the building condition.

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16
Q

In conventional roof construction, what is the minimum size for support members?

A

2X6

17
Q

How long does it take for traditional Lumber joists to fail under fire?
Engineered Joists?

A

Traditional- 16 mins, Engineered- 6 mins

18
Q

What buildings may have windows that are hard to break due to the energy efficiency?

A

“green buildings”

19
Q

When a specific target has been identified for the aerial, the turntable should be position where? In regards to the target.

A

In Line

20
Q

Preferred position of the turntable to increase scrub area and maximize the extension of the ladder?

A

Backing in, with turntable closest to the building.

21
Q

Outriggers shall never be placed where?

A

Manhole Covers, Storm Sewer boxes, underground vaults, or curbs not supported by a sidewalk.

22
Q

Preferred position for a tower on a Strip Shopping Center Fire?

A

Alpha side due to the use of mobile ground level heavy caliber streams.

23
Q

On a high rise, always position where? Unless the fire location can be readily identified.

A

Alpha side.

24
Q

As ________ is the highest tactical priority, rescue shall always take precedence.

A

Life Safety

25
Q

Portable Ladders shall be placed where?

A

Windowsill where access or egress of FF’s is needed and to locations where victims are present or suspected.

26
Q

Does placement of portable ladders authorize a FF to remove the glass from a window?

A

No, unless their is confirmation from the interior that it is clear to do so.

27
Q

Should the Tension Cables be cut on concrete roofs?

A

No, will cause collapse of the roof