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VD-C2 Flashcards

1
Q

Circle of safety is completed how often

A

Every time the vehicle is left parked and unattended

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2
Q

Class one type leak

A

Wetness is noticed

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3
Q

Class 2 type leak

A

Leak forms a drop but does not drip

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4
Q

Class 3 type leak

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Actively dripping to the ground

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5
Q

Belt tension

A

3/4”

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6
Q

Steering wheel play

A

2 inches or less

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7
Q

Proper engine tire inflation

A

120 psi

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8
Q

When to replace brake pads

A

One quarter of an inch or less of wear

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9
Q

Acceptable movement of slack adjusters

A

Less than 2 inches

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10
Q

AL1

A

Form is no longer used. was an instruction sheet

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11
Q

AL2

A

Assignment record kept for the life of the apparatus

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12
Q

AL3

A

Apparatus information record. Kept for the life of the apparatus

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13
Q

AL4

A

Does not exist

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14
Q

AL5

A

Repair records. Kept for five years

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15
Q

AL6a

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Apparatus daily checklist. Kept for five years

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16
Q

AL6b

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Apparatus/equipment daily checklist. Kept for five years

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17
Q

AL7

A

Mileage record. Kept For one year

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18
Q

AL8

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Fuel and oil record. Kept for one year

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19
Q

AL9a

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Lubrication record. kept for five years

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20
Q

AL9b

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Aerial lubrication record. Kept for five years

21
Q

AL10

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Battery record. Kept for five years

22
Q

AL11

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Tire record. Kept for five years

23
Q

Apparatus logbook shall be removed from the apparatus when

A

When it is sent to the department fire shops for repair or maintenance

24
Q

Form 250B

A

Annual equipment inventory portable assets

25
Q

Form 253

A

Minimum apparatus inventory reserve engine company

26
Q

Form 20

A

Breathing apparatus log

27
Q

Form 20a

A

APR/dosimeter check off sheet

28
Q

Form 247

A

Life line use record

29
Q

Form 248

A

Rope system inventory

30
Q

Form 260

A

EMS supply inventory

31
Q

When transferring reserve equipment what do you do with the form 253

A

Original is kept with the assigned location. two copies of the original are made. First copy is retained by the user station. Second copy shall be kept in the reserve apparatus logbook

32
Q

Clutch pedal toeboard Clearance

A

Three-quarter inch to 1 1/2 inch of free play

33
Q

Daily engine and related components check

A

Engine oil level radiator radiator coolant level fuel tank level clutch pedal play throttle and engine controls exhaust pipe clamps hangers and header pipe engine fuel oil water and air leaks starter and alternator

34
Q

Daily pumps tank and valves check

A

Discharge gates suction valves tank and pump valves series parallel Valves shall be opened and closed. Pump Shall be placed in gear operated and inspected. Water tank shall be full

35
Q

Daily air system brakes wheels and tires check

A

Airbrake systems check drain fluid from tanks check adjustment of brakes

36
Q

Weekly apparatus checks

A

Driven a minimum of 5 miles, connected to a hydrant and pumped, priming pump operated, aerials elevated and raised in extended to full height, all belts should be checked, Air cleaner hose connections checked, batteries cleaned and checked

37
Q

Monthly apparatus checks

A

Radiator fans cleaned using compressed air from back to front

38
Q

Quarterly apparatus checks

A

Pressure test from hydrant to punch through discharged check for leaking pump packing gaskets and valves

39
Q

Water filter shall be changed often

A

Every six months by the area mechanic

40
Q

Pre-trip inspection is completed how often

A

Once at the beginning of each shift

41
Q

Allowed movement Of slack adjusters when brakes are applied

A

2 inches

42
Q

Amount of air leakage per hour to be reported immediately to the mechanic

A

120 pounds per hour

43
Q

How much coolant in the radiator system can be lost due to expansion

A

2 to 4 quarts

44
Q

How much allowance for fuel expansion

A

10%

45
Q

What is the minimum amount of miles apparatus must be driven each week

A

5 miles minimum

46
Q

How long should a pretrip inspection take

A

15 to 20 minutes without any special tools are creepers

47
Q

How do you test hydraulic brakes

A

Brake pedal three times that my firm pressure and hold for five seconds the pedal should not move

48
Q

Air leaks in excess of how much need to be reported to the duty mechanic

A

120 pounds per hour

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