WK 1: Quiz Flashcards
What is the mission of the fire service?
Save lives and protect property and the environment from fires and other hazardous situations
Written regulations such as and organizations policies and procedures clarify expectations and:
delegate authority
What must a fire departments health and safety program address?
All anticipated hazards to which a member might be exposed
When does the response to an emergency begin?
As soon as the department is notified of the emergency
What are personnel accountability systems designed to do?
Track personnel in and out of the IDLH environment
A central location that takes all emergency calls and routes the call to the fire, emergency medical, or law enforcement dispatched is a:
public safety answering point.
Once an emergency has been reported, the information must be
transmitted to responding units.
Individuals who are trained to receive, process and dispatch emergency calls are known as:
telecommunicators
What federal agency issues radio licenses to fire departments that operate radio equipment?
Federal Communications Commission
Radio units in fixed locations such as fire stations, telecommunications centers, training centers, or administrative offices are referred to as:
base station radios