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Three internal and external pressures face todays fire service
- Production pressure
- Financial pressure
- Complacency
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Using an ? ? Approach to manage risk requires the following:
Performing risk analysis
Prioritizing risk based on vulnerability or probability
Planning functional strategies for managing community risk
All hazards
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Hazards can be grouped into three general types: (COI)
- Community
- Organizational
- Individual
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Community hazards: MECE
- Mechanical
- Electrical
- Chemical
- Environmental
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NFPA five hazard type categories: FNROT
- Fireground
- Nonfire
- Responding/returning
- Other on duty
- Training
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The Bureau of labor statistics (BLS) categorizes hazards and their causes as:
- Type of task being performed
- Type of injury or illness
- Body part affected
- Time date and location of injury/illness
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Hazard control hierarchy: ? ? are Often most expensive method of control but are highly reliable
Ex. Exhaust systems in Bay Area
Engineered controls
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Hazard control hierarchy: ? Is the least desirable bc it is used around or when handling hazards
PPE
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3 E’s of safety model
- Engineering
- Education
- Enforcement
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Two common methods of risk control
- Hazard control hierarchy
- Three e’s
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Best risk control choice is ?
Risk avoidance
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Risks should be prioritized based on what?
Frequency and severity
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Risk reduction through ?? Serves as the most common method used for the management of risks.
Control measures
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4th leading cause of death
Accidents
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Defined by ASSE: A behavioral departure from an accepted normal or correct procedure which in part has produced injury or property damage
Unsafe act
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Defined by ASSE: Any physical state which deviates from that which is acceptable normal or correct in terms of its past production
Unsafe condition
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Defined by ASSE: A mental or bodily characteristic that permitted an unsafe act which contributed to an accident or has potential too
Unsafe personal factor
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Defined by ASSE: an environmental or physical state or condition of a physical hazard that causes an accident or could do so
Unsafe physical factor
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In the fire service who is often responsible for performing accident investigations
HSO or ISO (safety officer)
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In 1717 ? Established americas first public fire department
Boston
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2 barriers to change
Psychological (internal) and organizational (external)
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Planning model providing a systematic approach to decision making including the following steps: identify
Select
Design
Implement
Evaluate
Five step change model
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Value based model with purpose to effect change through betterment of others through leadership
Social change model
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Recognizing authority in managing change this plan uses 8 steps to implement and handle change
Kotters 8 step change model
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The most effective way to institutionalize change in organizations
Training
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Leading cause of fireground injuries
Falls slips and jumps
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Primary cause of firefighter fatalities during emergency operations
Stress induced cardiac arrest
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Approximately ?% of the body is water
65
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Employee medical and exposure records must be maintained for how long
Duration of employment plus 30 yrs
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The body can lose more than ? Quarts of fluid per hour and can absorb at a rate of ? /hr through ingestion
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The process of hydration should begin ? Hrs prior to any scheduled event requiring heavy exertion and should monitor hydration at least ? Hours after
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Research suggests that sports Drinks containing electrolytes and carbohydrates should be provided for events lasting longer that ?
1 hour
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Number 2 cause of death in volunteers and 3 in professionals
MVC s
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Instructor:student ratio for high hazard training
1:5
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Apparatus safety depends on some controllable factors: (5)
- Driver skill
- Personal factors
- Condition of apparatus
- Design criteria
- SOPs
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The applied science of workplace equipment design intended to maximize productivity and minimize potential injuries by reducing operator fatigue and discomfort
Ergonomics
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OSHA established max sound levels of ? In cab of apparatus and in the patient area the max is ?
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NFPA says retro reflective trim must extend across a minimum of ?% of the front of the vehicle and ?% on sides and rear.
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Retro reflective trim on apparatus must be a minimum of ? In width
4”
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VDRs are required by NFPA 1901 and must have sufficient memory to record ? Engine hours worth of data
100
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2-4-12 rule 2 Second interval at speeds ? , 4 Second interval at speeds ?, 12 second ???
- Below 55
- Above 55
- Visual lead time
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When more than one vehicle is responding on same route units should travel at least how far apart
300-500’
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High-rise structures are generally considered to be at least how high
Seven stories
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What type of hand tools: crowbar, halligan prybar, hux bar, claw tool,Kelly tool, pry axe, flat bar, ram bar
Prying tools
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Type of power operated tools? Hydraulic door opener, extrication tools
Prying tools
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NFPA ? Standard on ground ladders which states they must be serviced tested ? And inspected ?
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Fire service ropes fall into two categories:
Escape rope and life, safety rope
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NFPA ? Standard on ropes states inspection on unused rope how often
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NFPA ? Standard in extinguishers states inspection how often
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Most common sharpening tool
Whetstones
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NFPA ? Standard of fire department infection control program requires stations to have two separate areas designed for :
- 1581
- Cleaning and disinfecting
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Mark empty compressed or liquified gas cylinders with the word ? Or letters ?
Empty or MT
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Boots must have a minimum of ? Inch tops
8”
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2 types of pfds used
Type 3&5
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Type of PFD that allows a contact rescue with a releasable tether system
Type 5
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ANSI class ? Hi-vis reflective vests must be worn during ops in and. Alongside public roadways
2
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Personal lighting must be visible up to
100’
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Determining when to wear, PPE is based on many factors with the first factor being
The hazards on scene
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Cleaning records are maintained on
Protective clothing, ropes, and face pieces
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Generally, there is only two ways to dispose of PPE
Surplus sale or destruction
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Firefighter injuries are classified under five categories
Responding to/from incidents, fire, ground, non-fire, emergency training, other on duty
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In all types of duty, the injury category accounting for most injuries
Strain sprain or muscular pain
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Second, most common injury category for all types of duty
Wound cut, bleeding bruise
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Incident command post with a Rick team nearby PIO‘s location rehab area and staging area are all located in what zone
Cold
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Primary concern in type one high-rise buildings
Flying glass from windows or curtain walls
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Type of construction consisting of unprotected, steel or non-combustible supports such as I beams
Type two
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Type three construction consist of two types
Multi story and ordinary
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In type five construction, lightweight trusses will fail within ? when exposed to direct heat
Five minutes
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Most collapses usually involve ? And may be structural components or veneer
Brick or masonry block
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The first step in limiting exposure to hazardous conditions
Situational awareness
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More than 60% of roof systems use
Truss sustems
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Facility in which there is a great likelihood of life or property loss in the event of a fire
Target hazard
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Generally included criteria given during a dispatch order
- Time
- Situation
- Location
- Resources dispatched
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An arrival report states
- What we have
- What we need
- What we’re going to do
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Exceptions to the two in two out rule
- Known rescue
- Incipient stage fire
- Can be extinguished with a class 1 extinguisher
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Parts of ? Staff- safety liaison and pio
Command
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The ? Staff represents the major functional sections including planning ops logistics financial/admin
General
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Point at which scba will last only long enough to exit IDLH atmosphere
Point of no return
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Command organization has three levels
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Ic is responsible for the ? Level of command
Strategic
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In general operational period may be as short at ? But no longer than ?
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A wall or rail on all mezzanines must be be at least ? Tall
42”
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Occupational safety and health committee must hold regular meetings at least how often
6 months
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Personnel may be exposed to hazardous materials in 4 ways
- Ingestion
- Inhalation
- Absorption
- Penetration
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An unplanned event that had the potential to cause injury illness or damage but did not
Near miss
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