Volume 1 Flashcards
What is the modified Numbering System in the MOPS
Category, Chapter, Section and Subsection
What does each number represent in the following numbering system? 2/3-60.14
The number (2/) is the CATEGORY
Section 60 of Chapter 3 (2/3-60.14)
Sub-Section is designated as .14 (2/3-60.14)
Reads as “Two, Three, Sixty Point Fourteen”
What form do you forward to Planning for material in the MOPS that needs a revision?
F-41 (Ref. 9/7-F-41) or
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Written Communication are classified as one of the following:
Rules and Regulations
Manuals of Operation
Reference Material
Special Orders
Special Notices
Official Notices
Unofficial Notices
Departmental Bulletins
Reports and Records
Who Provides Maintenance of the Library?
Administrative Services Bureau, Management Information Section and the Planning Section
What Shall Chief Officers observe Records for during Department-wide Inspections?
Condition and Completeness of all records
How does a Supervisor replace lost hard copy material?
Forward an F-225 THROUGH CHANNELS to the Manuals and Orders Unit
What is a Special Order?
A directive issued by the Fire Chief for the administration of Department affairs
What content can Special Orders contain?
Policy, Directives or Procedures
How are special orders distributed?
Via the Internet, via Special Notice and posted to the library in Manual of Operation, Volume 1
What are the classification of the three types of Notices?
Special Notices
Official Notices
Unofficial Notices
What is the Application of a Special Notice for?
Announce the addition, modification or deletion of material in the library
What is the application of Official Notices for?
Guidance or Instruction to members.
Directly impacts Department operations or provides information on official Department activities
What is the application of Unofficial Notices?
Notices of events, classes or activities open to all members
Shall not be posted more than 90 days prior to event
Vision Statement
The LAFD will be the premier, all-risk public safety and emergency service provider that exceeds the expectations of the diverse communities we serve
Mission Statement
To preserve life, protect property, and safeguard our communities through relentless commitment to emergency preparedness, prevention, response and recovery
Core Values
SERVICE Prioritizing our citizens, residents, and communities
CHARACTER Aligning personal values with organizational values
COMPETENCY Committing to the continual pursuit of performance excellence
CONTRIBUTION Immersing ourselves in the advancement of our services and standards
COLLABORATION Embracing the widespread value of diversity, equity and inclusion
KNOWLEDGE Informed, experienced leaders with qualifications, certifications and formal education
Receipt of Alarms
Company Commanders are responsible for correct interpretation of alarms and notifications of all units and drivers from Qtrs
How Shall still alarms be reported
Shall be reported to Metro using the business phone or radio
What is the response mode of move-Ups?
Non-emergency, unless directed emergency by Metro
What is the priority of Department resources responding to the scene of an incident?
Safe arrival of the responding units
When shall no parking signs be needed on narrow streets?
Less than 20’ - No parking on both sides of the street or Fire Lane
20’ to 28’ - Parking is allowed only on one side of the street, the same side with the fire hydrants
Over 28’ - No restrictions, unless curb is painted red