The concept that an individual is limited in the number of subordinates that can be effectively supervised is:
Span of control
Some of the basic principles of organization are:
Unity of command
Span of control
Division of labor
Using everyday language is:
Clear text
An individual who accomplishes organizational objectives through the effective use of material and human resources is a:
Manager
The listener is less responsible for successful communication than the speaker.
False
Misinterpretation by the receiver all too often leads to misunderstanding.
True
The most important communication skill for a supervisor is listening.
True
Span of control is a management principle based on how many people a person can supervise and:
Can vary with different situations
Rapid intervention teams/crews are required:
When crews are operating in a hazardous environment
Listening is a(n) _______ process.
Active
A _______ is a guide for decision making; a _______ is detailed plan/guide for action.
Policy
Procedure
Delegate as much work-related authority as possible so that motivated subordinates can develop professionally.
True
Total responsibility can be delegated, but authority cannot.
False
Delegate authority to match the level of responsibility.
True
One of the ways that productivity can be increased is through:
Delegation
Effective oral communication includes:
Using words that accurately symbolize the image being conveyed
Which is defined as the one-supervisor principle?
Unity of command
To ensure control, units sending radio messages must:
Identify who they are calling and identify themselves before transmitting message
The responsibility of ensuring safety of the unit must begin with the:
Company officer
Division of labor:
Prevents duplication of effort
Having a senior firefighter assigned to a new recruit for purposes of skill improvement and position advancement is:
Mentoring
During emergency incidents, you must project:
Command presence
One of the management functions is:
Controlling
Which is defined as breaking down large jobs into smaller tasks?
Division of labor
To improve success in delegation, you should:
Give authority to match the level of responsibility
When delegating a task to a subordinate, you have to ensure that the:
Assigned firefighter is capable of doing the job
When officers recognize that their span of control has been exceeded, they should:
Delegate assignments
Delegation can:
Give the company officer more time to perform technical skills
Which is a basic element of interpersonal communication?
Feedback
When delegating job duties, you:
Should delegate only the appropriate amount of responsibility and authority to complete an assignment
A generally accepted span of control is _______ people.
3 -7
Setting the limits for expected performance and enforcing them is:
Discipline
Effective company officers handle conflict by:
Confronting the problem as soon as it arises
You should be able to explain that the sexual harassment policy:
Involves unwanted and unwelcome sexual behavior
The law that covers sexual harassment in the workplace is the:
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
The Civil Rights Act, Title VII, requires that employers:
Do not discriminate in employment
Hostile work environment: The condition will be aggravated if the company officer takes no steps to discourage or discontinue the actions.
True
An organization that publishes standards is the:
National Fire Protection Association
A system of values or a standard of conduct that serves as the guideline for making decisions is:
Ethics
The fire department ethics program needs to include a(n):
Written code of ethics or ethics policy
A promotion to company officer will effect you by:
Possibly changing the dynamics of the group
Ethical conduct in the fire and emergency services is:
Generally expected at a higher level
_______ serves as the foundation of the management process.
Planning
Company officers who utilize effective delegation:
Provide an empowerment tool to their subordinates
A fire suppression group is based on the organizational principle of:
Division of labor
According to the U.S. Fire Administration, approximately _______ percent of fire and emergency services organizations are staffed by volunteers.
70
Diversity in the fire service is:
The workforce reflecting the community it serves
Feedback is:
A method for verifying a message
The term message is:
The idea or item to be communicated
The term sender is:
An individual who initiates a message
Communication is:
A process for exchanging information
Within an organization, a policy is a guide to:
Decision making
In regard to policies and procedures, procedures detail in writing the steps to follow in conducting organizational policy.
True
_______ is a good principle of effective writing.
Consider the reader
A document that is broad in nature and provides formal direction regarding issues such as harassment in the workplace is a:
Policy
Written organizational directives dealing with responsibilities and the order in which activities should be performed is a:
Procedure
A system of conduct, principles, and morals is:
Ethics
When you disagree with a department policy, you should:
Discuss it with management in private
In verbal communications, interference such as anger, or an emotional state, can cause:
The message to be misunderstood
When using active listening, the company officer:
Is actually hearing what is being said
Policies should be put in writing to:
Provide for uniform, consistent practices
A _______ is usually reserved for internal communications.
Memorandum
Standard operating procedures:
Are the basis for much of the company-level skills training
A guideline to decision making within an organization is a(n):
Policy
A(n) _______ is a specific detailed plan of action.
Procedure
Letters are effective communication tools if they are:
Reviewed for accuracy
The first step in preparing a narrative report is to:
Determine the purpose of the report
The present version of NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, outlines the requirements for fire officers at:
Four levels
The Company Officer is the:
First level supervisory rank
A combination department is one where:
Some receive pay and some volunteer, with no specific percentages required
The pathway of responsibility from the top of the organization to the bottom and vice versa is:
Chain of command
Each individual reporting to only one supervisor is:
Unity of command
Which document provides information on the actions taken to mitigate the incident?
Incident Action Plan
For every emergency incident, there must be a(n):
Incident Action Plan
During emergency incidents, the span of control for the incident commander is usually considered to be a maximum of _______ subordinates.
Seven
A(n) _______ identifies incident priorities and objectives that dictate how tactical operations must be conducted.
Incident Action Plan
A(n) _______ plan is a written plan for the safe and efficient disposition of a large emergency.
Incident Action
Dividing large jobs into smaller tasks that are then assigned to specific individuals is:
Division of labor
For the division of labor principle to be effective:
All positions within the organization must be clearly defined
The purpose of a clear, consice incident action plan is to:
Predict the probable safe course of events for an incident
Span of control is a management principle based on how many people a person can supervise and:
Hazards and safety factors
Who has the primary responsibility of accounting for personnel at the scene?
Company officer
To comply with OSHA requirements, a(n) _______ team/crew must be immediately available during interior firefighting.
Rapid Intervention
At emergency incidents, radio communications should be:
Accurate, clear, and brief
The United States agency that provides statistical analyses of firefighter injuries, overall fire policy, and coordination is the:
United States Fire Administration
Implementing a safety program includes establishing a(n):
Accident/injury record-keeping system
The NFPA standard that addresses fire department occupational safety and health is:
1500
A goal of a good infectious disease control program should be to:
Protect the health of its members
Who has the ultimate responsibility for a fire department occupational safety and health program?
Fire chief
A component of the risk management plan is:
Monitoring control methods
An individual's exposure record regarding a wellness program must be:
Kept confidential
The majority of firefighter fatalities are due to:
Heart attacks
A rapid intervention team/crew should:
Consist of at least two firefighters in full personal protective equipment
With respect to the success of a safety program, a constant challenge for you is to:
Set a good example
One of the most important tasks of a company officer is to ensure:
Safety
The written document outlining infectious control required from employers by standard is the:
Exposure control plan
The agency responsibile for developing and enforcing mandatory job safety and health standards is the:
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Reducing the risk of infection in firefighters involves:
Providing training and education
To meet documentation requirements of exposures, you should include:
Mode of transmission
Which is a component of an Infectious Disease program?
A written risk management plan
The most important role for the company officer is:
Safety of unit personnel
An unsafe condition is:
Wet or oily floors
The most common injury sustained by emergency responders operating on the fireground is:
Sprains/strains
The narrative portion of an accident report on an accident investigation should include:
Eye-witness reports
The correct order of incident priority - beginning with the most to least important:
Life safety, Incident stabilization, Property conservation
Your duty regarding policies is to:
Understand and consistently apply them on the job
An effective leader will resolve conflicts among subordinates by:
Confronting the issue directly
What best describes the term collective bargaining?
It is the process of negotiation
The grievance must identify which policy was not followed.
True
When dealing with an unethical dilemma, you should:
Recognize and define the problem
The first step in the planning process is to:
Identify/define the problem
While receiving a citizen's complaint, you should:
Identify the nature of the complaint
All citizens are our customers and should be treated as such.
True
As a company officer, it is important that the customer know how qualified you are.
False
An important element of customer service is to always raise the bar or, in other words, always be looking for more ways to be in the public's eye.
True
Data that describes the characteristics of a community and its population segments is:
Demographics
Demographic information of your community can be obtained from the:
United States census
Perhaps the most important aspect of delivering a public education program is to:
Focus on the needs of your audience
One of the first skills required of company officers when dealing with irate citizens is:
Effective listening
When discussing a complaint with a citizen, the officer must remain calm and in control, allowing the citizen to voice the complaint in their own way.
True
In discussing a complaint with a citizen, the officer should attempt to challenge the validity of the complanit.
False
When discussing a complaint with a citizen, the officer must develop the ability to hear what the citizen means, even when the citizen is unable to articulate the concern clearly.
True
Customer service/satisfaction focuses on:
Meeting and exceeding expectations
If a complaining citizen is irritated or upset, you must:
Remain calm and in control
Company officers and higher ranking officers should have an understanding of department policies.
True
It is the sole responsibility of new employees and ranks below company officer to be familiar with department policy.
False
Company officers should understand how policies are developed.
True
Written policies and procedures are essential for the effective and efficient operation of the organization.
True
Using a decision-making process after defining a problem with a fire department policy, you should:
Identify several alternatives
Producing a well-written report requires the use of:
Facts not opinions
Written or formal communicaitons are a direct reflection on the author and the department; therefore, they should be:
Accurate and professional in appearance
Press releases should be prepared for the media by the:
Public Information Officer
A(n) _______ budget details the major equipment or building purchases the department plans to make.
Capital
A(n) _______ budget provides details on recurring expenses within the department.
Operating
A(n) _______ budget splits money into several categories for the daily operation of the fire department.
Operating
A fire department's capital budget:
Details major purchases
In a(n) _______ budget, items are expected to last more than one year.
Program
In many organizations, personnel costs represent as much as _______ percent of the operating budget.
90
Which step in the budget process occurs first?
Planning
Severe fire code violations found during a pre-incident/pre-emergency facility survey should be:
Immediately corrected
Your first priority during a pre-incident/pre-emergency survey is:
Life safety
The placard system for identification of the Hazards for Emergency Response follows NFPA standard:
704
It is common for an inspection of a structure to begin at the:
Exterior
Floor plans drawn during building surveys should:
Include the layout of individual floors
Building occupancy and code requirements are reviewed in the _______ step of the inspection.
Preparation
_______ are designed to ensure that recommendations made in the inspection report are followed.
Follow-up inspections
Occupancy type classification used as offices, service type or professional transactions are classified as a(n):
Business
Unless an emergency is in progress on the property, firefighters cannot enter private property without being invited by the owner or occupant.
True
Under common law and most statute law, the existence of a fire or other emergency constitutes implied permission to enter.
True
The local governing body must adopt an ordinance that authorizes the fire department to enter private property to conduct fire and life safety inspections.
True
When an occupant is notified of the existence of a violation, the occupant should be:
Notified in writing when a follow-up inspection will be made
If an exit door is obstructed, the hazard should be corrected:
Before the inspection team leaves the premises
In the content of an inspection report, it is important for the writer to:
Create a report that is accurate
Before beginning an inspection, you should:
Review previous inspections
Follow-up inspections are a means to:
Ensure code compliance
Best describes Type I building construciton classification:
Fire-resistive construciton
The Type V classification of building construction includes:
Wood frame
Life safety information in a building survey and pre-incident planning is collected to assure:
Protection of occupants
When conducting a building inspection or pre-incident survey, you should begin with the:
Exterior
A pre-incident survey is essential for:
Determining the emergencies most likely to occur
In pre-incident planning, an estimate of the _______ fire flow for the building should be developed to detect any deficiency in the water supply.
Reliable
The process of gathering and evaluating information about a particular building or occupancy is:
Pre-incident planning
The first step in preparing for an incident is the development of:
A pre-incident plan
One feature common to all types of lightweight or truss construction is that:
There may be a sudden and unexpected collapse
Adequate pre-planning of structures will:
Reveal hazards that may exist
The building construciton that provides for protected steel members, floors, and walls, designed to limit fire spread is _______ construction.
Fire-resistive
The structure itself presents a fire load except for Type I and Type II buildings.
True
The structural fuel load includes the combustible portions of walls, floors, and roof of the structure.
True
Type III construction consists of exterior walls made out of combustible material.
False
The type of drawing needed to show general building design is a(n):
Floor plan
The first priority of the facililty survey is to:
Identify life safety risks
A floor plan sketch or diagram of a structure consists of:
An outline of each floor of the building showing walls, partitions, and openings
In advance of an emergency, actions taken that develop operational capabilities and facilitate an effective response are:
Pre-incident planning
A survey made by a fire company is primarily conducted to collect information for:
Pre-incident planning
Prior to conducting a pre-incident survey, the fire department should:
Schedule a visit with the occupant at a time that would allow the most realistic picture of normal activities in the building
One of the main purposes of performing pre-incident surveys is to:
Protect against life safety risks
The system that allows firefighters to connect hose packs inside the building for firefighting is:
Standpipes
Type III classification of building construction:
Ordinary construction
Building construction classifications are based on:
Materials used in construction and hourly fire resistive ratings
With regards to heating, ventiliation, and air conditioning units, you should:
Be able to use the equipment to remove contaminated atmospheres
With respect to water supply, two key elements in the development of any pre-incident plan are:
Availability and reliability
Buildings or structures used primarily for securing and sheltering goods, merchandise, products, vehicles, or animals are classified as _______ occupancies.
Stroage
Unauthorized persons within a fire scene perimeter can impact a fire investigation.
True
The only effective way to secure a fire scene is to use barrier tape and assign a police officer to monitor the area and arrest anyone who crosses the tape.
False
Once the cause of a fire has been determined, it is no longer necessary to protect the fire scene.
False
In the absence of an investigator, the preservation of physical evidence generally rests with the:
Company officer
In terms of fire scene preservation, you should:
Protect the scene from excessive overhaul and salvage
What are factors to be considered during a size-up?
Facts, probabilities, own situation, decision, and plan of operation
The ongoing evaluation of an incident is:
Size-up
Responsibility for the establishment and expansion of the Incident Command System modular organization rests with the:
Incident commander
If there isn't time to conduct a full-scale evacuation, it may be effective to have occupants remain in a protected area. This is:
Sheltering in place
The area of the building where, during a fire in a high-rise building, the company officer may reloacate occupants to is:
An area of refuge/safe haven
At an emergency event, who is responsible for the overall management of the incident and for the safety of everyone involved?
The Incident Commander
Under the Incident Management System, command staff consists of:
Safety, public information, and liaison
What document guides the decision-making process and consistency at an emergency incident?
Standard operating procedures
In terms of strategy and tactics at an incident:
Strategies are general; tactics are specific
One of Layman's five-step size-up process is:
Probabilities
The size-up of an incident begins:
With the dispatch information
In an incident management system, the term _______ corresponds to a geographical area.
Division
The section which develops and documents the incident action plan is:
Planning
The act of directing, ordering, and controlling resources is:
Command
The position that is responsible for collecting information from other agencies with incident-related information such as casualty status is the:
Public Information Officer
A task force includes a:
Specific combination of resources assembled for a specific mission
The organizational level having functional/geographical responsibility located between Section/Division/Groups is a:
Branch
The _______ is responsible for monitoring hazardous conditions and recommending appropriate action at the incident scene.
Safety officer
_______ is part of the five-step process for analyzing/developing an emergency scene.
Plan of Operation
A strike team is:
A set number of resources of the same kind and type
During the initial report, you should decide:
If there are sufficient resources
The Incident Commander:
Maintains control of the incident and directs resources
Emergency scenes are divided into three operating zones. They are:
Hot, warm, and cold zones
_______ describes an offensive firefighting strategy.
Agressive interior attack
The pre-incidnet plan identifies a building as Type II which is classified:
Non-combustible construction
A post-incident analysis is to:
Focus on the activities of the responders
The last step in conducting a post-incident analysis is to:
Document the findings and recommendations
NFPA 1500 requires that firefighters work:
In teams of two or more
The concept that an individual is limited in the number of subordinates that can be effectively supervised is:
Span of control
Some of the basic principles of organization are:
Unity of command, Span of control, and Division of labor
Correct order of incident priority beginning with the most to least important.
Life Safety, Incident Stabilization, Property Conservation
OSHA Part 1910.1200 of Title 29 CFR covers training requirements and emergency response requirements for:
Hazardous material incidents
Using everyday language is:
Clear text
An individual who accomplishes organizational objectives through the effective use of material and human resources is a:
Manager
Statements of measurable outcomes used to accomplish a goal are:
Objectives
The listener is less responsible for successful communicaiton than the speaker.
False
Misinterpretation by the receiver all too often leads to misunderstanding.
True
The most important communication skill for a supervisor is listening.
True
Span of control is a management principle based on how many people a person can supervise and:
Can vary with different situations
Rapid intervention teams/crews are required:
When crews are operating in a hazardous environment
Listening is a(n) _______ process.
Active
Your duty regarding policies is to:
Understand and consistently apply them on the job
A _______ is a guide for decision making; a ______ is a detailed plan/guide for action.
Policy; procedure
One of the ways that productivity can be increased is through:
Delegation
Effective oral communication includes:
Using words that accurately symbolize the image being conveyed
_______ is defined as the one-supervisor principle.
Unity of Command
To ensure control, units sending radio messages must:
Identify who they are calling and identify themselves before transmitting their message
The responsibility for ensuring safety of the unit must begin with the:
Company officer
Division of labor:
Prevents duplication of effort
_______ is defined as breaking down large jobs into smaller tasks.
Division of labor
To improve success in delegation, you should:
Give authority to match the level of responsibility
When delegating a task to a subordinate, you have to ensure that the:
Assigned firefighter is capable of doing the job
When officers recognize that their span of control has been exceeded, they should:
Delegate assignments
Delegation can:
Develop firefighters by expanding their capabilities
When delegating job duties you:
Should delegate only the appropriate amount of responsibility and authority to complete an assignment
In all cases, live fire training evolutions should be conducted in accordance with:
National Fire Protection Association standards
A generally accepted span of control is _______ people.
3 - 7
A firefighter with a substance abuse problem should:
Be referred to organization's employee assistance program
Setting the limits for expected performance and enforcing them is:
Discipline
Discipline is often thought of as:
Punishment
Effective company officers handle conflict by:
Confronting the problem as soon as it arises
A collective bargaining agreement:
Usually covers a specific period of time
You should be able to explain that the sexual harassment policy:
Involves unwanted and unwelcome sexual behavior
The law that covers sexual harassment in the workplace is the:
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
The setting of limits or boundaries for expected performance, which are based on departmental rules and policy and then enforcing them is:
Discipline
Conderning a hostile work environment, the condition will be aggravated if the company officer takes no steps to discourage or discontinue the actions.
True
An organization that publishes standards is the:
National Fire Protection Association
Reward power is:
The ability to recognize others
A system of values or a standard of conduct that serves as a guideline for making decisions is:
Ethics
Regarding grievance procedures, the grievance must identify which policy was not followed.
True
The first step to problem solving is to:
Define the problem
When team building, you should:
Provide an environment in which personnel know how they fit into the team
The manner a promotion to company officer will effect you is that it:
Can change the dynamics of the group
Ethical conduct in the fire and emergency services is:
Generally expected at a higher level
The first step in the planning process is to:
Identify/define the problem
One of the basic leadership categories:
Democratic
Which function serves as the foundation of the management process?
Planning
Company officers who utilize effective delegation:
Provide an empowerment tool to their subordinates
According to the U.S. Fire Administration, approximately _______ percent of fire and emergency service organizations are staffed by volunteers.
70
While receiving a citizen's complaint, you should:
Identify the nature of the complaint
Diversity in the fire service is:
The workforce reflecting the community it serves
The heading of a news release or letter usually includes the department's letterhead.
True
The appearance of a news release or letter is important.
True
The Public Information Officer is the only person responsible for preparing press releases.
False
Data that describes the characteristics of a community and its population segment is:
Demographics
Demographic information of your community can be obtained from the:
United States census
When discussing a complaint with a citizen, the officer must remain calm and in control, allowing the citizen to voice the complaint in their own way.
True
In discussing a complaint with a citizen, the officer should attempt to challange the validity of the complaint.
False
When discussing a complaint with a citizen, the officer must develop the ability to hear what the citizen means, even when the citizen is unable to articulate the concern clearly.
True
Customer service/satisfaction focuses on:
Meeting and exceeding expectations
A receiver is:
A person who receives the message
Feedback is:
A method for verifying a message
If a citizen approaches you with an unsual request, what must be done?
Listen and respond within your authority
The term message is:
The idea or item to be communicated
The term sender is:
An individual who initiates a message
Communication is:
A process for exchanging information
Within an oraganization, a policy is a guide to:
Decision making
Procedures detail in writing the steps to follow in conducting organizational policy.
True
_______ is a good principle of effective writing.
Consider the reader
A document that is broad in nature and provides formal direction regarding issues such as harassment in the workplace is a:
Policy
Written organizational directives dealing with responsibilities and the order in which activities should be performed is a:
Procedure
A system of conduct, principles, and morals is:
Ethics
If a new policy is issued, and you do not agree with it you should not implement it.
False
When a new policy is issued, you should have a meeting with your firefighters to introduce the new policy and answer any questions.
True
If a new policy is issued and you have a quesiton about it, you should ask for additional ifromation prior to implmenting.
True
Company officers and higher ranking officers should have an understanding of departmental policies.
True
It is the sole responsibility of new employees and ranks below company officer to be familiar with departmental policy.
False
Company officers should understand how policies are developed.
True
Written or formal communications are a dirext reflection on the author and the department; therefore, they should be:
Accurate and professional in appearance
Press releases should be prepared for the media by the:
Public Information Officer
The first step in preparing a narrative report is to:
Determine the purpose of the report
A resource for fire departments to generate revenue is to:
Apply for grants
One method used during an external budget review is:
Public hearings to allow citizen input
In a(n) _______ budget, item are expected to last more than one year.
Captial
An operating budget is:
Used to pay for recurring expenses
The present version of NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Officer Professional Qualifications, outlines the requirements for fire officers at:
Four levels
A combination department is one where:
Some receive pay and some volunteer, with no specific percentages required
Each individual reporting to only one supervisor is:
Unity of command
The placard System for Identification of the Hazards of Material for Emergency Response follows NFPA:
704
All NFPA standards are:
Voluntary unless adopted by the state or local jurisdiction
A technique used to ensure that the owner, or designated representative, understands the purpose and results of an inspection is:
A closing/exit interview
It is common for an inspection of a structure to begin at the:
Exterior
Before beginning an inspection, you should:
Review previous inspections
Life safety information in a building survey and preincident planning is collected to assure:
Protection of occupants
When conducting a building inspection or pre-incident survey, you should begin with the:
Exterior
A pre-incident survey is essential for:
Determining the emergencies most likely to occur
In pre-incident planning, an estimate of the _______ fire flow for the building should be developed to detect any deficiency in the water supply.
Reliable
One feature common to all types of lightweight or truss construction is that:
There may be a sudden and unexpected collapse
Once a local juridiction adopts a code, such as a building code, the company officer should:
Become familiar with it so they can use it during company inspections
What is a pre-incident planning function?
Checking for prior code violations
Drawings that are used to indicate how a building is situated with respect to other buildings and streets in the area best describes:
Plot plans
The first priority of the facility survey is to:
Identify life safety risks
The bulk/quantity of material that will burn if ignited is:
Fuel/fire load
In advance of an emergency, actions taken that develop operational capabilities and facilitate an effective response are:
Pre-incident planning
________ best describes Type III classification of building construction.
Ordinary construction
_______ best describes Type II classification of building construciton.
Non-combustible construction
With regards to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units, you should:
Be able to use the equipment to remove contaminated atmospheres
With respect to water supply, two key elements in the development of any pre-incident plan are:
Availability and reliability
Buildings used to display and sell goods are classified as _______ occupancies.
Mercantile
The expected maximum amount of combustible material in a given fire area is a:
Fuel load
The main responsibilities of an incident commander are:
Size-up and developing an incident action plan
A(n) _______ provides information on the actions taken to mitigate the incident.
Incident action plan
If the incident commander decides to allow the building of origin to burn until additional resources arrive, it is considered a(n) _______ mode.
Defensive
The area in the building where, during a fire in a high-rise building, the company officer may relocate occupants is:
An area of refuge/safe haven
The on-going process to analyze the incident and select the action to take is:
Size-up
During emergency situations, the span of control for the incident commander is usually considered to be a maximum of _______ subordinates.
Seven
A(n) _______ identifies incident priorities and objectives that dictate how tactical operations must be conducted.
Incident action plan
_______ guide the decision making process and consistency at an emergency incident.
Standard operating procedures
The Incident Commander's understanding of fire growth and development will assist in determining:
Appropriate strategies for mitigation
In terms of strategy and tactics at an incident:
Strategies are general; tactics are specific
A(n) _______ plan is a written plan for the safe and efficient disposition of a large emergency.
Incident action
Regarding the assignment of the two-in/two-out rule, crews must be positioned outside the immedieately dangerous to life and health atmosphere.
True
For the division of labor principle to be effective:
All positions within the organization must be clearly defined
Under the Incident Management System, general staff consists of:
Operations, Planning, Logistics, and Finance
Dividing large jobs into smaller tasks that are then assigned to specific individuals is:
Division of labor
The purpose of a clear, concise incident action plan is to:
Predict the probable safe course of events for an incident
To comply with OSHA requirements, a(n) _______ team/crew must be immediately available during interior firefighting.
Rapid intervention
Layman's basic list of strategies:
Are listed in priority order
The incident commander:
Maintains control of the incident and directs resources
At emergency incidents, radio communications should be:
Accurate, clear, and brief
In the Incident Command System, command staff consists of:
Safety, Public information, and Liaison
The post incident critique should be attended by those:
Participating units and agencies
A post-incident analysis is to:
Focus on the activities of the responders
The United States agency that provides statistical analyses of firefighter injuries, overall fire policy, and coordination is the:
United States Fire Administration
Implementing a safety program includes establishing a(n):
Accident/injury record-keeping system
The NFPA standard that addresses fire department occupational safety and health is:
1500
Who has the ultimate responsibility for a fire department occupational safety and health program?
Fire Chief
A component of the risk management plan is:
Monitoring control methods
An individual's exposure record regarding a wellness program must be:
Kept confidential
A rapid intervention team/crew should:
Consist of at least two firefighters in full personal protective equipment
Ongoing analysis of departmental activities will assist you in:
Identifying problems with operating procedures/guidelines
With respect to the success of a safety program, a constant challenge for you is to:
Set a good example
One of the most important tasks of a company officer is to ensure:
Safety
The written document outlining infectious control required from employers by standard is the:
Exposure Control Plan
The agency responsible for developing and enforcing mandatory job safety and health standards is the:
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Reducing the risk of infection in firefighters involves:
Providing training and education
To meet documentation requirements of exposures, you should include:
Mode of transmission
_______ is a component of an Infectious Disease program.