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Volume 11 PTQ 1 Flashcards

1
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Company officers and unit supervisors are responsible for reporting”Holding,______ mile out”

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1/4

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When dealing with wildland fire incident, the priority of the LACO are: (3)

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  1. Protection of life
  2. incident stabilization
  3. property/environment protection and conservation
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All single resources supervisors, personnel with assignments and operations overhead shall carry both_________ and________ Radio handy talkie radios with them

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Tactical

Command

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Follow-up report to command and control will include the fire’s relationship to____ lands

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SRA (State responsibility land)

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Interagency fire’s: an initial action zone (IAZ) and mutual aid fires will require the use of common command and______ radio frequency.

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Air to ground

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Jurisdictional or first in captain will designate a Helispot location and Helispot engine company to command and control within_____ minutes of dispatch

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2 minutes

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Unless there is an immediate exposure protection need, first attack on wildland fire’s will be a_____ operation on the fire’s flanks

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Perimeter control

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A 1 1/2 inch Progressive hose lay will be deployed for the entire perimeter on both flanks of a wildland fire over______ in diameter

A

300 feet

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Burning out operations shall have the approval of the_______

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Division/Group supervisor

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10
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Backfiring operations requires the approval of the_______ or________

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Operations section chief
or
Incident commander

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A_________ is required around all wildland fire’s

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Cold trail

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12
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A minimum safety briefing will discuss (3)

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  1. fire orders
  2. LCES
  3. watch out situations
  4. in addition, Personnel shall be provided with briefing on down hill incident line construction when relevant to their operations
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If no safety zone exist, or the black is not a safe location, a________ safety zone will be created

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Constructed

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Flight crews will not be landed in the safety zone until approval is given by the_____

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Incident commander

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15
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The_______ or the_______ Shall analyze obtained weather information

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Incident commander

Plans section chief

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Fuel size up
_______– Flashy fuels only, including tallgrass
____–mix or grass and brush fuels, Up to 2 feet in height
_____–fuel of 2 feet to 6 feet in height
____–feel over 6 feet in height

A

Grass fuel
Light fuel
Medium fuel
Heavy fuel

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17
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SRA Lands: The battalion Chiefs shall determine exactly fire location during briefing by district captain, and shall check the SRA map

A

Answer in statement

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Battalion chief shall report to command and control when fire is on or threatening_______ lands. Notify FCC on the______ report

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SRA

Follow up report

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If the fire Will involve SRA lands, an______ should be requested

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Agency representative

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20
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The first arriving superintendent will become________. The second and any additional superintendents should be given line assignments so an assessment of tactical operations, crew safety, and fire activity can be made. Also assist IC with incident action plan

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Crew coordinator

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Once unified command is established the IC’s will then:

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  1. briefed each person on agency mission, Objectives, priorities, limitations, and resource levels
  2. IC’s establish prioritized list of incident objectives
  3. IC’s agree on strategy, appoint one OSC and provide briefing
  4. IC’s develop a single IAP
  5. IC’s establishe a single point ordering system
  6. IC’s stay together and jointly evaluate plan and need to change objectives and strategy
  7. IC’s work together to solve problems
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22
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Captain shall contact command and control, and announce engine and Helispot location within the first______ minutes of dispatch.

A

Two minutes

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23
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Brushfire: engine auxiliary pump, not main pump, should be utilized

A

Answer in statement

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Burning out/firing out: notify_______ of intent to burn out/fire out. Division/Group supervisor shall notify the______ or_______

A

Divisions/group supervisor

OSC or IC

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25
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Fires of _______ acres or less will be 100% mopped up with water. Fires over_______ acres in size, will have wet mop up at least_____ in from the perimeter.

A

5
5
50 feet

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26
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Cold trails: crews shall construct cold trails around all wildland fire’s. If crews and dozers are canceled in route, engine company personnel will assume responsibility for constructing________

A

Cold trail

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27
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Fly crew should go available for other responses as soon as practical after________

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Knock down

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28
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_______: setting fire inside a control line to consume fuel between the edge of the fire and the control line.

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Burning out/Firing out

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_______: an indirect method of attack in which the fuels between the control line or natural barrier and the main fire are intentionally burned to control a rapidly spreading fire.

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Backfiring

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Lateral hose line: 1 inch hose lay installed at a minimum of every______ on main 1 1/2” hose. Minimum of 100 feet of 1 inch use for mop up, overhaul, spot fire’s, and safety zone protector line

A

200 feet

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_______: safe, cleared parking area/holding area for a large number of civilian vehicles, with family members and Pets inside vehicle

A

Public refuge area

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32
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And annual review of all wildland areas and wildland pre-attack plans shall be conducted during the month of_____

A

March

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33
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A large base for a major fire should be an area approximately_____X_____ with room for over_____ firefighters.

A

1000 x 1000

500

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34
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What are the mandatory characteristics for a small base ( 4)

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Parking ( 10 vehicles )
Toilets
Easily located
Defensible

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35
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ESZ ( emergency safety zone ): A location where FF’s could survive being overrun by a worst case wildfire situation. The minimum criteria is as follows:

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  1. Free of any flammable material or vegetation for at least “ 30’ “in all directions
  2. free of heavy fuel for at least” 200’” in all directions
  3. allows engine to turn around and park without blocking the road
  4. is not located on amid slow road or fuel break, in a chimney or saddle
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36
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Safe areas:

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  1. engine safety zone-A yellow diamond with number of engines that can be parked at the ESZ inside the diamond
  2. public safe area–A yellow diamond with the letters”PSR” inside the diamond
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37
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Hazardous areas:

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  1. Target area or set of target area boundary–A solid red line
  2. evacuation area boundary–A Dashed redline
  3. safety hazard area– shaded in pink. More than one safety hazard area in target area– Pink hexagon
  4. vulnerable area boundary– A solid yellow line
  5. sensitive ( ecologically ) area boundary– A Dashed green line
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38
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Evacuation route: This information is mandatory. List_____ safe routes or evacuation from identified problem areas that will not interfere with fire department vehicles or emergency operations if possible

A

2

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39
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The criteria for an engine safety zone is as follows ( 4)

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  1. at least 30 feet clearance of any flammable vegetation
  2. the zone area is free of heavy fuel for at least 200 feet
  3. engines can turn around and park without blocking road
  4. the zone not located at mid slope, Saddle, or chimney
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40
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Who is responsible for developing and implementing a medical evacuation plan on all wildland fire incidents

A

The Incident Commander

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41
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The first arriving company is responsible for providing initial size up initiating the incident command procedures and taking the necessary action

A

Answer in statement

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42
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When dealing with hazardous materials incident the priorities of the department are (3)

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  1. protection of life
  2. protection of the environment
  3. protection of property and equipment
43
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Who is responsible for complete assessment of the immediate hazard, providing the IC with technical assistance, and conducting and– or coordinating measures to minimize the effect of the hazard on personnel, the environment, and property.

A

Hazardous materials squad

44
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In no instance shall anyone travel from the exclusion zone to the supports zone on a hazardous materials incident unless they have first pass-through, and been decontaminated within, a separate and distinct________

A

Contamination reduction zone

45
Q

First responders shall not enter______ unless a life threatening situation dictates a decision to affect a rescue

A

Exclusion zone

46
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The minimum participant in unified command will be representatives from LACO FD, County health Department, and_______

A

Local law enforcement

47
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The command post for a hazardous materials incident will be at a location which is uphill/Upwind from the incident and which is large enough to accommodate the resources necessary for____

A

Unified command

48
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The______IC Will assume all duties and responsibilities of the scene manager on all off-highway incidents

A

Fire department

49
Q

The________ Agency will be scene manager at all on highway incidents

A

Law enforcement

50
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All personnel and equipment involved in a hazardous materials incident will be checked for contamination by the_______ before being released from the scene

A

Health officer

51
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Whenever practical, a rescue plan will be formulated and the rescue teams will be briefed. The minimum rescue plan should identify (4 )

A
  1. boundaries of the exclusion zone
  2. location of the safe refuge area with in the exclusion zone
  3. location of the contamination reduction zone outside the exclusion zone
  4. the location of access control points into and out of these zones
52
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Egress from the exclusion zone for all victims and rescue team personnel will be through the_____ into a contamination reduction zone

A

Access control points

53
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If victims must be moved prior to the establishment of a contamination reduction zone, they should be moved to predetermined location of______ within the exclusion zone where they can remain until contamination reduction zone can be established

A

Safe refuge

54
Q

Isolation of the material: the IC should establish a basic operational area which includes an______ zone and a______ zone with designated”Access control points” between each zone

A

Exclusion

Support

55
Q

The perimeter of the”Exclusion zone” should be less than_____ feet from the leading edge of the material

A

300 feet

56
Q

Evacuation: the responsibility for evacuation usually rest with the local_______ Agency

A

Law enforcement

57
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Contamination reduction: the minimum decontamination for all personnel leaving the exclusion zone will be a_______ flush using a 1 1/2 inch line on FOG

A

60 Second

58
Q

Apparatus supplying the handling should be placed in the support zone/Upwind from the contamination reduction zone no less than______feet away

A

100 feet

59
Q

Victims should be decontaminate before treatment by rescue personnel

A

Answer in statement

60
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Exception: victims with life-threatening injuries should receive immediate treatment in the exclusion zone if possible, and then be taken to the contamination reduction zone where they will be decontaminated and turned over to awaiting medical personnel

A

Answer in statement

61
Q

The only agency with the authority to declare a hazardous materials incident over and the incident are clean is

A

Jurisdictional health agency

62
Q

The California occupational safety and health administration CAL/ OSHA, permissible exposure limit to carbon monoxide is______ part per million

A

25

63
Q

Operation in the atmosphere greater than____ requires SCBA and PPE

A

25 ppm

64
Q

CO monitoring at emergency incidents: working in terms of 2 and wearing SCBA and PPE. A secondary monitoring shall be performed where a previous reading is_____ part per million or more is found

A

25

65
Q

CO monitoring at emergency incidents: the IC shall request that health hazmat to respond to the incident if (4)

A
  1. Anyone is showing signs of carbon monoxide poisoning
  2. monitoring indicates a CO level of 25 ppm or greater
  3. the department orders the premises evacuated
  4. the IC feels a response by health hazmat is needed
66
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Non-emergency operations: CO level reading of 100 ppm or more respond:

A
  1. Health hazmat
  2. the gas company
  3. hazmat task force
67
Q

A flame which does not produce CO is_______

A

Blue

68
Q

The first arriving company officer: Is responsible for providing (4)

A
  1. initial size up
  2. ICS system start up
  3. taking necessary action
  4. providing for personnel safety
69
Q

When dealing with high-rise fire incidents the priorities of this department are :(3)

A
  1. Protection of life
  2. incident stabilization through fire control
  3. property/Environmental protection and conservation
70
Q

Elevators should not be used as a logistic transport until deemed safe by the______

A

IC

71
Q

The responsibility for the use of elevators rest with____

A

IC

72
Q

High-rise-The tactical priorities: (4)

A
  1. investigate/rescue/fire attack/property conservation
  2. ensure adequate water supply
  3. gain control of building systems ( lobby control), ( HVAC) and fire protection systems
  4. Control of the floors above and below the fire
73
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The first arriving company shall: (5) high-rise

A
  1. Radio size up
  2. investigation/initial action rescue/fire attack
  3. water supply
  4. pass command to the 2nd in company
  5. communicate location, conditions, and needs
74
Q

The second arriving company shall: (4) high rise

A
  1. assume command
  2. established lobby control
  3. request and assign additional resources
  4. support the investigation rescue/ fire attack teams as requested
75
Q

The third arriving company : high-rise

A

Water supply

Manpower

76
Q

The fourth arriving company: high-rise

A

Establish base

Manpower

77
Q

The third in battalion chief: high-rise

A

May be assigned as the logistics chief

78
Q

Fourth in Battalion chief:

A

May be assigned as a division supervisor on the floor above the fire

79
Q

First in assistant chief:

A

assume the duties of the IC. The first in Battalion chief should remain at the command post and be utilized at the discretion of the IC.

80
Q

Command: The first arriving officer shall pass command to the second arriving officer. When command is passed, The following information will be relayed: (4 )

A
  1. annunciator panel information
  2. elevator status
  3. the route of assent into the building by fire attack crews ( includes stairwell location and identification)
  4. any pertinent information
81
Q

Specific operations, First alarm assignment initial investigation/Rescue/fire attack. When investigating the fire floor check conditions_____ floors below the fire floor for a possible staging area. Check conditions on the fire floor, The floors directly______ and______ the reported fire floor and communicate this information to the IC

A

Two
Below
Above

82
Q

Specific operations, first alarm assignment water supply operations A minimum of_____ engine Company apparatus with engineers shall be dedicated to this operation, usually the first in company and the______ in company

A

2

3rd

83
Q

Specific operations, first alarm assignment water supply operations: the first in engine Company engineer shall spot his apparatus within______ feet of the FD standpipe connection. Only______ shall be used for the hose lay between the engine company apparatus and the fire department connection

A

100 feet

2 1/2 inch

84
Q

Specific operations, first alarm assignment water supply operations: if a hydrant is within_____ feet of the apparatus position, the engine company engineer shall make every effort to secure a primary water supply from that hydrant

A

100 feet

85
Q

The_______ Company engineer shall assist the first in engineer. All FD connections should be connected to and charged

A

3rd

86
Q

Specific operations, first alarm assignment lobby control operations

A
  1. establish a lobby control manager
  2. maintain control of building systems
  3. checked in arriving personnel and maintain Restat
  4. maintain FD control of elevators
  5. establish control of HVAC systems
  6. Communications with IC an land line telephone capabilities with command and control
  7. Communications with building occupants
  8. direct FD personnel to stairwell
  9. maintain liaison with the building engineer/Security
87
Q

Specific operations, first alarm assignment base operations

A
  1. locate base-optimum distance “ 200 feet “
  2. established base and a base manager
  3. initiate “ diagonal “ parking
  4. ” check in “ arriving personnel and maintain necessary ReStat Records
  5. established and equipment pool
88
Q

Elevator control: phase 1 is when the elevator is recalled to the________ area through the use of keys or building controls

A

Lobby

89
Q

Elevator control: : face 2 is when__________

A

FD personnel have manual control of the elevators. In phase 2 FD personnel control movement of men and equipment above the ground

90
Q

Fire extinguishing systems: A class I system is_____

A

A dry standpipe system without A directly connected water supply and equipment with 2 1/2 inch outlets for use by FD personnel

91
Q

Fire extinguishing systems: A class II System is_____

A

A wet standpipe system directly connected to a water supply and equipped with 1 1/2 inch outlets intended for use by the building occupants

92
Q

Fire extinguishing systems: a class III System is______

A

A combination stand pipe system directly connected to a water supply and equipped with both a hose cabinet for use by the building occupants and 2 1/2 inch outlets for use by FD personnel

93
Q

Fire extinguishing systems: A combined system is

A

A system of water piping which piping serves 2 1/2 inch hose outlet for use by the fire department and also supplies water to fire sprinklers

94
Q

Definition of a high rise structure. Every building of any type of construction or occupancy having floors used for human occupancy located more than_____ above the lowest floor level having building access..

A

75 feet

95
Q

Lobby control: lobby control directs incoming companies to the correct stairwell and maintains records of FD resources entering and leaving the building. Additionally L.C. Keeps alert for changes in the_______. L C assist in the movement of building occupants two safe areas in an orderly fashion.

A

Enunciator / Fire control room

96
Q

Staging: the purpose of staging is two fold

A
  1. manpower/equipment to be gathered in areas where they may be quickly assigned
    .2. Staging can also provide for previously assigned companies and area for rehabilitation, equipment change and first aid
97
Q

Optimal location for staging is______ floors below the initially confirmed fire floor

A

2

98
Q

The first arriving company is responsible for providing initial size up, Initiating the incident command procedures, And taking appropriate action

A

Answer in statement

99
Q

The confined space safety officer is responsible for the area that the confined space team is working in and reports to the__________

A

Entry group supervisor

100
Q

Confined space rescue entry level personnel are responsible for conducting entry and rescue in a confined space. These trained personnel will be required to fill the following positions (6)

A
  1. entry group supervisor
  2. Air supply manager
  3. entry team manager
  4. attendant
  5. entrants
  6. back up entrants
101
Q

Only the confined space rescue entry trained personnel will be making entry into a confined space

A

Answer in statement

102
Q

The_________ shall be responsible for the welfare of the entrants while they are in the confined space. The________ Will be the only person making contact with the entrants

A

Attendant

Attendant

103
Q

All uniform personnel will have a minimum______ hours a confined space awareness training

A

4

104
Q

Strategic priorities: The priorities of this department in dealing with confined space incidents in order of importance are (3)

A
  1. protection of life
  2. Protection of the environment
  3. protection of property and equipment

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