V10-C1

Question 1

When should an incident be named

Answer 1

Any incident over 30 minutes

Question 2

Anytime and initial IC is required to leave the command post what should happen

Answer 2

Command shall be passed to a specified officer

Question 3

What must be communicated during the transfer of command

Answer 3

1 Incident action plan
2 location of all resources
3 specific safety hazards life and property loss potential’s
4 additional resources needed to complete the IAP

Question 4

If an incident commander is requesting additional resources what does he need to specify to command and control

Answer 4

Anytime additional resources are requested you must transmit a check in location-base or staging

Question 5

Automatic holding distance

Answer 5

One block in the city 1/4 mile in the brush

Question 6

When should the incident commander assign a check in manager to handle resources

Answer 6

On any greater alarm incident or when responding resources exceed 5 to 10

Question 7

What are the steps for the check in process

Answer 7

Decide on a location for easy access
Assign a company or individual as a base for staging
brief the individual
report the location travel routes and radio designation to FCCF
personnel shall remain as a team in staging until assigned

Question 8

Criteria in picking a name for incident

Answer 8

Must be a geographic name that is one or two syllables

Question 9

Size up for a structure fire

Answer 9

Location of fire by address
products of combustion
floor height and type of occupancy
special instructions if needed

Question 10

Brushfire size up

Answer 10

Location of fire by address or intersection 
size of fire in acres 
type of fuel
speed of spread 
spread direction 
special instructions

Question 11

Hazmat incident size up

Answer 11

Location of incident by address 
type of occupancy or carrier transporting hazmat 
type of material involved 
moving or static 
incident with or without fire

Question 12

MCI size ups should include

Answer 12

Location by address
type of incident
estimate number victims

Question 13

Follow up report shall include what

Answer 13

Name the incident
identify command post
state pertinent information
state check in location and travel route
provide status reports of 30 to 45 minute intervals

Question 14

Status report should include what

Answer 14

Given every 30 to 45 minutes include
situation
progress
needs

Question 15

An incident action plan is not complete unless it includes what

Answer 15

A clear definition of goals and objectives
time limits
An ordered sequence of events

Question 16

What are allocated resources

Answer 16

Resources that have been dispatched to an incident that have not checked in yet

Question 17

What are assigned resources

Answer 17

Resources checked in and assigned to a work task on an incident

Question 18

What are the possible locations were resources can check in at an incident

Answer 18

Incident command post 
incident base 
camps 
staging areas 
heli bases 
division supervisors

Question 19

What is the purpose of staging

Answer 19

Prevent resource congestion
allow time for IC to evaluate conditions before making assignments
Reduce radio traffic during initial stages
allow IC to develop and implement his IAP