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What 3 pieces of information needs to be on the tag of a tagout procedure? 1208.9.3
- Name of person performing Lockout/Tagout
- Date & time implemented
- Date and time of removal
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After a Lockout/Tagout what state must equipment be in before work can begin? 1208
"Zero Energy State"
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Who should we utilize to assist with ensuring equipment is at "Zero Energy"? 120810.2
Plant electrical and mechanical engineers
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After a rescue where multiple lockout/tagouts have been applied, what 4 things must be done prior to leaving? 1208.11
- Remove all tools and replace machine guards
- Remove the tags and locks, check for personnel exposure
- Reconnect all energy sources
- Restart the equipment per the SOP for that piece of equipment
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What are 3 precautions during a Lockout/Tagout procedure? 1208.12
- Look for hidden energy sources
- Be sure power can't be supplied to the equipment
- Inform other agencies of the Lockout/Tagout
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What are the 3 levels of Swift water certifications? 1209.5
- Awareness
- Operations
- Technician
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Which swift water level is the minimum level that could be 1st on-scene and is not considered a rescuer? 1209.5.1
Awareness Level
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Which Swift water level is capable of hazard recognition and are limited to low risk tactics? 1209.5.2
Operations Level
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What Swift water level is capable of high risk tactics and can "conduct a Go"? 1209.5.3
Technician Level
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In a swift water incident, what level is allowed in the Hot Zone? 1209.5.4
Only Technician Level
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In swift water what is the definition of the Warm Zone? 1209.5.5
The area within 10 feet of the water and for Operations and Technicians Only
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Water that is moving fast enough to produce sufficient force to present a significant life and safety hazard is known as? 1209.5.7
- Swift water
- Heinle has erectile dysfunction
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What search team consists of 2 people and may utilize rafts and jet skis to search? 1209
Hasty Team
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What are always the 3 priorities at the scene of a swift water rescue? 1209.5.12.3
- Self-rescue
- Team safety
- Victim
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What are the 4 tactical elements of Swift water Rescue? 1209.8
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What 3 items will be in the on-scene report for swift water? 1209.8.1
- The correct location
- Report conditions (Hazards)
- Request additional resources
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What 4 pieces of info will the IC attempt to secure in a swift water incident? 1209.8.1.2
- # of victims
- Point and time last seen
- Victim?s condition and ability to swim
- Description of victim (Clothing & Physical features)
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If a victim?s location is not obvious what 5 elements shall be included in a search during a swift water incident? 1209.8.2
- Hasty Teams (Both sides and in the water)
- Quick search for visible victims
- Note probable entrapment areas i.e. strainers
- Passive search, spotter downstream
- If hasty search is not productive, refine the search
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What level of training should the Rescue Group Sup be in a swift water incident? 1209.8
SRT1 Trained (Swift water Rescue Technician level 1)
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What 5 items is Rescue Group Responsible for on a Swift water incident? 1209.8.3
- Upstream spotters
- Downstream Safeties
- Accessing victims
- Stabilizing victims
- Rescuing the victims using the lowest risk available
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What 3 items is medical group responsible on a swift water incident? 1209.8.4
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What is the minimum # of Hazmat trained personnel at station 15 at all times? 1210.6
5 (at least 1 of them needs to be a Captain)
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What is the 5 responsibility of the IC on a HAZMAT call? 1210.8
- Formulating an action plan
- Establish a command post
- Requesting additional resources
- Declaring a local emergency
- Coordinating with other agencies
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What are the 3 responsibilities of the HAZMAT team? 1210.9
- Assessment of the hazard
- Providing the IC with technical assistance
- Coordinate measures to minimize the hazard
( Assessment, Tech assistance, Minimize hazard)
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What are the 2 responsibility of the Decon team on a HAZMAT? 1210.9
- A decontamination plan
- Supporting the HAZMAT team
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What are the 2 responsibilities of the HAZMAT medic? 1210.11
- Assisting with the planning and coordination of EMS resources
- Providing BLS and ALS care in the Exclusionary Zone
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What are the 3 responsibilities of the Safety officer on a HAZMAT call? 1210.12
- Identifying and evaluating hazards dealing with fire operations and the public
- Notifying the IC of any necessary corrective actions
- Remain in constant communication with HAZMAT Medical /Group Sup and the IC
(Identify Hazards, Corrective actions, Communicate with IC, Hazmat Med group)
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What are the 3 strategic priorities of a HAZMAT incident?
- Protect life
- Protect the environment
- Protect property (in that order)
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What is the definition of a still water incident? 1211.5.1
A body of water that is not moving and has NO current
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In a still water incident what is considered the Hot Zone? 1211.5.1
The water area
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What is defined as the Warm zone in a Still water incident?1211.5.1
Anything within 10 feet of the water's edge or in a rescue boat
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What is the definition of an Emergency search in still water incident? 1211.5.1
A 1 hour period where equipment and resources are heavily committed to the recovery of a victim
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What is defined as the Body Recovery Search Phase of a still water incident? 1211.5.1
After the 1 hour time period where it is presumed that resuscitation efforts would be unsuccessful
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What are the 4 tactical elements of Still water Rescue? 1211.8
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The On scene report for Still Water shall include 3 items? 1211.8.1.1
- The correct location
- Report conditions (Hazards)
- Request additional resources (PD, Search & Rescue)
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What info will the IC attempt to secure in a still water incident? 1211.8.1.2
- # of victims
- Point and time last seen
- Victim?s condition and ability to swim
- Description of victim (Clothing & Physical features)
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To aid in the search for victims in still water what 3 things can be done? 1211.8.2.1
- Identify the point last seen
- Mark the point last seen with a buoy
- Mark the search zone with marker buoys
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When searching for victims in still water what 3 patterns can be used? 1211.8.2.2
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If a vehicle is submersed in water what are 4 things you should do? 1211.8.2.2
- Call for KCSO Dive team
- Free dive in an attempt to locate the vehicle
- Look for bubbles to find the vehicle
- Speak with victims who have escaped
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What 3 things should you do if a submersed vehicle is found? 1211.8.2.2
- Break the side window with a spring loaded punch
- Reach in with arms to feel for victims
- Wear a mask if possible
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What 2 things should you not do if a submersed vehicle is found? 1211.8.2.2
- Enter the vehicle
- Open eyes under water, due to possible presence of petroleum products
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What level of training should the Rescue group sup be in a Still water rescue? 1211.8.2.3
SRT1 Trained (Swift water Rescue Technician level 1)
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What 3 items is the rescue Group responsible for on a Still Water incident? 1211.8.3
- Accessing
- Stabilizing
- Rescuing the victim
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What 3 items is the Medical Group Responsible for on a Still Water incident? 1211.8.4
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How many EMT-1CD Fire personnel should be at every EMS Call 1400.7
Minimum of 3
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What 4 things should all FD personnel have on or available to prevent exposures to communicable diseases? 1400.7.2
- Medical Aid Coat
- Gloves
- Eye protection
- Respiratory Protection
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Who is responsible for patient extrication and care until the scene is stabilized? 1400.9.2
Fire Department personnel
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If working near patients what should you wear under suppression gloves on medical aid rescue calls? 1400.9
2 sets of medical aid gloves
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What 4 pieces of info must be documented on all EMS calls? 1400.11.1
- Dispatch of fire companies
- On-scene observations
- Patient info
- Patient treatment
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Does the Defibrillator record voice information? 1400.11.3
Yes
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What are the 5 obvious death criteria's? 1400.12
- Decapitation
- Massive crush injury and/or evisceration of the heart, lung or brain
- Incineration
- Rigor-mortem lividity
- Decomposition
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In the field what are the 3 criteria that life support can be discontinued? 1400.12.3
- Order from a MD
- Obvious death is further established
- DNR orders are presented and valid
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As a General rule, who makes the coroner request? 1400.12.4
The law enforcement agency with jurisdiction
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If law enforcement is absent, who will remain on scene until the coroner arrives? 1400
Fire Department personnel
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What are the 4 factors to decide how many ambulances are needed? 1400.13
- Severity of injury
- # of patients
- Delayed extrication time
- HAZMAT Exposure
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What are the 3 factors to request an Air Ambulance? 1400.14
- Response time/travel time
- Severity of injury
- Difficulty reaching patient
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What are the 4 criteria for a "Med-Alert"?1400.15
- 5 or more patients
- Evacuation of a medical facility
- A medical hazard potential to a large population
- A contaminated HAZMAT patient
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What are the 3 goals of triage? 1400.17.1
- Assess the patient?s condition
- Determine the urgency of the patient?s condition
- Assign a priority to the patients for treatment and transport
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When can you activate a "Step 1" Trauma Activation? 1400.18.1
- GCS <14
- Systolic BP < 90
- Respiratory rate <10 or=>29
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When can you activate a "Step 2" Trauma Activation, 9 criteria?s? 1400.18.2
- Penetrating injury to head, neck, chest, torso, or above the knee or elbow
- Flail chest
- Combination trauma with burns
- 2 or more proximal long bone fractures
- Pelvic fractures
- Open or depressed skull fracture
- Paralysis
- Amputation above the wrist or ankle
- Time-sensitive injury with vascular compromise
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When can resuscitation effort be stopped that do not meet the obvious death criteria, 6 reasons? 1401.7
- Patient wearing an approved Medic-Alert Medallion
- A valid Physician?s order form
- A Valid durable power of attorney for health care form
- Living will containing Do not Resuscitate orders
- A Physician who is physically present orders the EMT to stop
- A base station Physician orders to stop
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What are 3 ways that a valid DNR form should be ignored? 1401.10.5
- If the patient is conscious and states he wishes resuscitation measures
- If the patients physician is on scene and withdrawals the DNR order
- If base station physician orders you to ignore the DNR
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What are 5 incidences that we can deploy rescue paramedics? 1402.5.2
- Victim entrapment in a vehicle prior to ambulance arrival
- Victim entrapment in a vehicle and ambulance paramedic cannot safely access the pt
- High or low angle rescue requiring specialized equipment & training
- Confined space/trench collapse rescue
- Swift water rescue
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How often shall the seals on the Paramedic bags be inspected? 1402.6.2.1
Daily
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When does patient care transfer to the Ambulance paramedic during a rescue? 1402.7.2
Immediately once the ambulance paramedic determines they can safely access the pt
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What are the 4 criteria for a "Confirmed Working Fire" 1500.5.1
- ECC has received multiple calls
- A responding unit reports smoke showing
- The ?Report on Conditions? indicate a working fire
- The nature of the report leads the dispatcher to strongly suspect a working fire
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When interior teams are working on a "Working Fire" what 3 things must happen? 1500
- At least 1 must have a radio
- They have to be able to communicate thru voice and visual means
- Stay in close proximity to each other to be able to render aid if one arises
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What is a requirement of 1 of the RIC team member? 1500.9.2
Act as the accountability member
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What does OATH stand for?
- O -Okay- 1 tug or light flash
- A -Advance 2 tugs or light flashes
- T -Take up slack 3 tugs or light flashes
- H- Help- 4 tugs or light flashes
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Can 1 member of the 2in-2out crew be assigned additional duties? 1500.9.4
Yes, as long as they do not jeopardize the safety of any firefighter working the incident
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What are 3 additional positions that a member of the 2 in-2 out can hold? 1500.9.4
- IC
- Pump Operator
- Safety Officer
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May a member of the explorers be assigned to RIC? 1500.9.5
No
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May a member of the Reserves be assigned to RIC? 1500.9.6
Yes, but only under the direction of the company officer
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What is the minimum # of personnel that can make up a Rapid Intervention Crew?
3
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While in "Standby Mode" as RIC what 4 things should you do? 1501.5.5
- Gather rescue equipment
- Obtain a briefing
- Perform an exterior reconnaissance
- Soften the structure
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What is the radio designation for the RIC during a deployment? 1501.5.6
They maintain their Engine/Truck company Designator
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What should be assigned if a rescue scenario becomes more complex or more than one RIC is assigned? 1501.5.7
The IC should designate a Rapid Intervention Group Supervisor
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Who should fill the position of Rapid Intervention Group Supervisor? 1501.5.7
BC, Safety Officer or Captain
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If a company officer is assigned Rapid Intervention Group Sup, What does his crew do?
- Engineer - will be the scribe
- Firefighter - will be the attendant
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What are the 3 levels of Rapid Intervention? 15018
- 2-in & 2-out
- Rapid Intervention Crew
- Rapid Intervention Group
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What are the 7 Items the RIC officer shall receive in the briefing from the IC? 1501.13
- Strategic mode (Offensive or Defensive)
- Current tactics & Incident Organization
- Known Hazards
- Contingent Rapid intervention plans
- IAP
- Personnel assigned to RIC
- Personnel assigned to the incident (Telestaff roster)
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The RIC officer?s walk around should look for 5 size-up items? 1501.15
- Building construction type and size
- Special Hazards
- Occupancy type
- Means of Egress
- Determine Fire location & attack crew progress
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Where is an equipment checklist located for RIC? 1501.18
Located on all trucks
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What 10 items must happen when a FF is down, missing or trapped? 1501.20
- Deploy RIC
- Assign RIC group supervisor
- Clear radio frequency
- Secure radio frequency, re-assign units to a separate channel and do a PAR
- Determine down FF name and crew designator
- Determine last know location
- Determine remaining air supply
- Determine if FF is in contact with a hose line
- Order additional resources
- Establish medical group and order additional EMS resources
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What are the 9 responsibilities of the RIC group supervisor? 1501.22
- Report to the command post
- Remain on RIC channel + monitor new command channel
- Maintain communication with lost FF
- Evaluate resource needs
- Track RIC crew status, do CAAN reports at 8 minute intervals
- Debrief exiting crews
- Assign RIC group resources as necessary
- Deploy additional crews to assist with extrication
- Assign truck crews to soften the structure
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What are the 4 primary search tactics? 1501.23.1
- Search rope
- Hose line
- Wall oriented
- TIC
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Who is responsible for accountability of personnel assigned to them? 1502.8
All division and group supervisors
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What should happen if it becomes necessary to assign a person from one crew to another crew? 1502.12
Make a face to face or make the transfer via the radio
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What info should the city fire officer state to the IC on a county incident? 1502.12
The unit that is on-scene and how many personnel are on board
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Who is responsible for maintaining an ICS form 201 (Tactical worksheet) 1502.13
The IC
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What are the 4 purposes of the tactical worksheet ICS form 201
- Identify units assigned
- Track the command structure
- Establish where unit have been assigned
- Determine the physical/geographical layout of the incident
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Who shall keep a daily shift roster in their vehicle? 1502.13.2
The BC
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What time frame should a PAR not exceed? 1502.14
20-30 minutes
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What are the 5 times a PAR should be initiated?1502.14
- A shift from offensive to defensive attack
- An emergency radio traffic signal is transmitted
- The IC, OPS or PLANS request it
- Units have been operating for longer than 30 minutes
- OPS declares control on the fire
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Who is responsible for conducting a PAR? 1502.14.2
The Planning section chief (when established)
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The actual Personnel Accountability Report may be conducted by?1502.14.1
The Planning section chief or resources unit leader
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If a FF is idnetified as Down/trapped/missing during a PAR, what needs to happen? 1502.14.1
The IC shall initiate "Emergency Radio Traffic"
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What are the 3 types of Emergency Radio Traffic? 1503.5
- General Emergency Report
- Personnel Accountability Report
- Firefighter down/trapped/missing Report
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What communication traffic (in the opinion of the IC, the reporting personnel or ECC) is deemed critical life safety issues? 1503.5.1
"General Emergency Report"
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What procedure is used following a tactical shift or following an emergency evac of the building? 1503.5.1
A "Personnel Accountability Report"
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What report is used as a notification that fire personnel are in trouble and need immediate assistance? 1503.5.1
Firefighter down/trapped/missing Report
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Who is responsible for clearing repeated channels for Emergency Radio Traffic? 1503.6
ECC
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What is the alert tone for Emergency Radio Traffic? 1503.6.2
5 successive signals, 3 second delay, followed by 5 successive signals
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Who shall be responsible for clearing non repeating channels for Emergency Radio Traffic? 1503.7.1
The IC
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After the conclusion of Emergency Radio Traffic the IC shall transmit? 1503.7.1.3
"Emergency all clear..."resume radio traffic"
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Who can notify their supervisor of a condition that warrants an immediate evacuation of the building? 1504.10
Any FF
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Who shall initiate the Emergency Abandonment procedures? 1504.10.3
The IC
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How many times will the verbal command be repeated to evacuate the building during an Emergency Abandonment notification? 1504
2 times
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When using the Air horn to evacuate, how should it be sounded? 1504.12.1
3 sec on 1 sec off done 3 times followed by 10 seconds of silence this will be repeated for a total of 3 times. Total alarm time should be 50 seconds
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What are the 4 types of an Electrical Emergencies
- Downed power lines (any type of call)
- Vehicles in to a structure
- Vehicles into a power pole or pad mounted transformer
- Class C fires
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