10 codes Flashcards

(55 cards)

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10-1

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Call your Quarters or Other Unit

A unit is to call its quarters or other unit by telephone

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10-2

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Return to Quarters

A unit is to return to quarters

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10-3

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Call Dispatcher by Telephone

A unit is to telephone the dispatcher.

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10-4

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Acknowledgment

The message has been received, understood, and will be complied with

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10-5

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Repeat Message

The message was not understood and should be repeated

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10-6

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Stand By

A short pause in transmission will follow.

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10-7

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Verify Address/Location
The verification of an address or location is requested. Verification request shall be
specific in nature, e.g., “10-7, Box 9999, Address does not exist”.

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10-8

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In-Service by Radio
A unit leaving the scene of an incident where it had either operated or stood fast is
on the air and available. This signal is also used when the AT/SP or PC/ATS is not
in service and a unit is leaving quarters. This signal is not used when unit is
leaving quarters for non-emergency response.

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9
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10-8 code 1

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Used only by a Division or Battalion to indicate it is in-service by
radio when leaving a quarters other than its own at which it had
been off the air and to which its alarms had been routed.

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10
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10-8 code 2

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Used by any unit to indicate it is on the air outside its response area.
When the unit returns to its response area, the dispatcher must be
notified again using 10-8.

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10-9

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Off the Air
A unit will be out of radio contact. (State the reason: entering tunnel; visiting
quarters; at a fire or emergency, etc.). A 10-8 is to be transmitted, with code if
necessary, when radio contact is re-established.

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10-10

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Unit Location
A request is made for a unit’s location. The unit is to acknowledge by giving its
present location

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10-11

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Radio Test Count

A unit is to count from one to eleven for test purposes.

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10-12

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Preliminary Report
A request by a Chief Officer or dispatcher for a preliminary report by the first
arriving unit. The dispatcher shall relay the report to responding units.

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10-14

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Roster Staffed Engine Company
When an engine company staffed with an Officer and four Firefighters is assigned
to a structural response, the Firefighter on housewatch, if unit is in quarters, shall
acknowledge receipt of the alarm via the 10-14 button at the AT/SP or PC/ATS

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10-18

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Return all Units, except 1 Engine AND 1 Ladder
Transmitted for a fire or emergency, when in the judgment of the Incident
Commander, conditions indicate that 1 Engine AND 1 Ladder Company are
required. No further assistance is necessary.
If the required unit(s) has not arrived, the dispatcher shall be notified to have the
required unit(s) continue responding to the location. Other responding units shall
return to quarters or previous activity.
The Battalion Chief need not continue to the scene after a 10-18 has been
transmitted unless deemed necessary. This decision must be based, in part, on the
experience level of the Officer transmitting the signal.
Battalion Chiefs are to notify the dispatcher that they are 10-8 when not continuing
in on a 10-18.

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10-19

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Return All Units, Except 1 Engine OR 1 Ladder
Transmitted for a fire or emergency, when in the judgment of the Incident
Commander, conditions indicate that 1 Engine OR 1 Ladder Company is required.
No further assistance is necessary.
If the required unit has not arrived, the dispatcher shall be notified to have that unit
continue responding to the location. Other responding units shall return to quarters
or previous activity.
The Battalion Chief need not continue to the scene after a 10-19 has been
transmitted unless deemed necessary. This decision must be based, in part, on the
experience level of the Officer transmitting the signal. Battalion Chiefs are to
notify the dispatcher that they are 10-8 when not continuing in on a 10-19.

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10-20

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Proceed at Reduced Speed
Responding units are to proceed at reduced speed. No warning devices are to be
used and all traffic regulations are to be observed

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19
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10-21

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Brush Fire

A fire in grass, brush etc.

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10-22

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Outside Rubbish Fire

A fire in outside rubbish that has not extended to a building

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10-23

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Abandoned/Derelict Vehicle Fire (ADV)
A fire in a vehicle that has no value other than salvage and no owner can be
located.

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10-24

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Auto Fire
A fire in a vehicle with plates or in any vehicle having a value greater than that of
salvage

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23
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10-25

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Manhole or Transformer Fire or Emergency
Any type of manhole or transformer fire or emergency.
Without Code: Situation other than as described in Codes 1, 2, 3, or 4.

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10-25 code 1

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Fire has extended from a manhole, conduit, or transformer into a
building.

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10-25 code 2
Fire has blown one or more manhole covers, or smoke is issuing from a manhole under pressure.
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10-25 code 3
Smoke is seeping from a manhole
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10-25 code 4
Fire or smoke condition from a transformer at any location. i.e., pole, vault, room, etc. Note: Utility Company will dispatch an emergency crew immediately upon receipt of a Code 1 or Code 4 signal.
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10-26
Food on Stove | Food on the stove or other form of cooking carelessness
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10-27
Compactor or Incinerator Fire | Fire has not extended from compactor or shaft
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10-28
Subway or Railroad System - Fire, Emergency (non-medical) or Smoke Condition
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10-28 code 1
Structural fire
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10-28 code 2
Non-Structural fire (e.g. train fire, rubbish on the tracks, etc.)
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10-28 code 3
Code 3: Emergency (non-medical)
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10-31
Assist Civilian All calls for assistance other than medical assignments, including a unit assigned to protect EMS by diverting or blocking traffic at a highway incident, good intention calls, calls handled by other agencies, any type of investigation, searches and complaints, elevator emergencies, and lock-outs. Chapter 4 Section 1.3 of the New York Fire Incident Reporting System (NYFIRS) lists incidents and situations codes.
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10-32
Defective Oil Burner | Fire has not extended from the firebox.
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10-33
Odor Condition
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10-33 code 1
Code 1: Odor of smoke. A smoke condition caused by a nearby working fire or fires such as barbecues, salamanders, etc.
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10-33 code 2
Any other type of odor
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10-34
Sprinkler System Emergency | Any type of sprinkler system emergency.
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10-34 code 1
Defective sprinkler device or system (defective alarm valve, broken pipe, etc.)
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10-34 code 2
Unwarranted sprinkler alarm- Not defective (surge in pressure, people working on the system, etc.)
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10-34 code 3
Sprinkler has been activated by heat source not associated with an accidental fire
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10-35
Unwarranted or Unnecessary Alarm System Activation Any alarm system activation that is unwarranted or unnecessary, excluding a sprinkler system alarm (use 10-34 Code 1, 2 or 3) or an alarm system activation resulting from a utility power fluctuation (use 10-40 Code 2).
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10-35 no code
No Code – Unwarranted alarm. Alarm system activation caused by the defective condition of alarm device, equipment or system. (e.g., low battery condition, alarm activations without a known cause or when no condition is found warranting an emergency response).
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10-35 codes 1-4
Codes 1-4 - Unnecessary alarm. Alarm device, equipment or system operating properly but unnecessarily activated by lack of due care. DO NOT use this code when there is a fire or other condition warranting an emergency response.
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10-35 code 1
Unnecessary alarm caused by alarm system testing or servicing.
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10-35 code 2
Unnecessary alarm caused by construction activities.
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10-35 code 3
Unnecessary alarm caused by ordinary household activities | toast, steam, aerosol spray
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10-35 code 4
Unnecessary alarm caused by other known cause. (e.g., alarms resulting from cigarette smoking in unauthorized areas). When this code is used, a NYFIRS report must be completed setting forth the cause of the unnecessary alarm and the relevant particulars.
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10-36
Vehicle Accident or Emergency
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10-36 code 1
Vehicle accident or emergency requiring washdown
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10-36 code 2
Vehicle accident, no injuries and no washdown
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10-36 code 3
Vehicle accident with injuries
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10-36 code 4
Vehicle accident, with or without injuries, with a trapped victim requiring extrication
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10-36 no code
Vehicle emergency other than described above