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1
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What is the intent of the Strategic Plan?

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to provide a purposeful path to continued excellence as we take on the challenges and ever-changing landscape of providing public safety services

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SMART goals acronym:

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Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Time Bound

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What is the purpose of the Strategic Plan?

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  • Provide clear direction
  • Improve Performance
  • Measurable Goals, Outputs and Outcomes
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What is the Approach to Public Service?

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  • Be committed to the community
  • Achieve Excellence Through Teamwork
  • Do the right thing the right way
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City Demos:

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  • Incorporated 12/10/1891
  • Population 185,010
  • 50 sq mi
  • 925 ft elevation
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Dept Demos:

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  • Established 3/21/1893
  • 265 personnel
  • 11 stations
  • 22,000 + annual calls
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Dept Org Chart:

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FC and 7 Bureaus:

  • Admin
  • EMS
  • Ops
  • Prevention
  • Personnel & Professional Standards
  • Support services
  • Training & Professional Development
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What is the OFD 23-24 general budget?

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91M

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9
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Strategic Planning Lifecycle:

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  • Planning
  • Budgeting
  • Implementation
  • Outputs and Outcomes
  • Evaluation
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Mission Statement:

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Committed to professional and compassionate public service

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Vision Statement:

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Ensuring a safer Ontario through fire service excellence

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Core Values:

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Honor
Accountability
Integrity
Respect
Service

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Organizational Priorities:

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1- Service Delivery
2- Training
3- Organizational Effectiveness
4- Community Engagement

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14
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OFD turnout time goals:

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EMS:
- day: 1:30, night: 1:40

Fire:
- day: 2:00, night: 2:30

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Total response time goals:

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EMS- 9:19 (day) - 9:29 (night)

Fire- 9:59 (day) - 10:29 (night)

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T/F

You should never speak to an investigator w/o being subpoenaed

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True

Direct them to the Records Dept.

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17
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What should you do if you receive a subpoena from the Records Dept?

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Pull the incident report to familiarize yourself with the call

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18
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Who will provide attorney services if an incident could result in liability exposure to the city?

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Risk Management

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19
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All data associated w/ city email will be retained on backup for:

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60 days

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T/F

The use of city computer for personal use is prohibited

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True, exception of light personal communications

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T/F

Information regarding Internet sites accessed is personal information

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False, if accessed on city computers, may be considered public information

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22
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Violation of City Code of Ethics may result in:

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suspension, termination, or other disciplinary action

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23
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T/F

The City can potentially discipline employees for off duty marijuana use?

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True

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T/F

Employees are permitted to possess and use marijuana as long as they have a prescription

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False

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Who is responsible to investigate a complaint of retaliation?

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CM or designee

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26
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4 types of Drug/Alcohol tests under DOT?

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  • Pre employment
  • Random
  • Post accident
  • Reasonable cause
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Which drug tests are at the city’s expense?

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Random, post accident, and reasonable cause

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28
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Refusal to submit to a drug test will be construed as:

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having a positive test

29
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If employee would like a retest after a positive drug test:

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they must request w/in 72 hrs

30
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T/F

Employee must notify supervisor if taking prescription or OTC medication while at work

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True, if they may interfere with performance of duties

31
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When may the employer search if employee has a substance in possession?

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With reasonable suspicion, may also get LE involved

32
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How long does an employee have to provide proof of prescription if found in a drug test?

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24 hours

33
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What constitutes reasonable suspicion?

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  • slurred speech
  • alcohol on breath
  • inability to walk in straight line
  • accident involving city property where it appears the employee is at fault
  • physical or verbal altercations
  • unusual behavior
  • possession of drugs/alcohol
34
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Any supervisor requesting an employee to submit to a drug test should document:

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the facts in writing

35
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Prior to ordering an employee to submit to a drug/alcohol test, supervisor should:

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get approval from Personnel Director (disciplinary action) or Risk Manager (in case of accident)

36
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If employee refuses to submit to drug test:

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remind them of the city policy, do not force them to submit to test, request they remain at work until a supervisor management-level employee or LE can transport the employee

37
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T/F

Supervisors can search employees

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False

38
Q

Types of harassment:

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  • verbal
  • physical
  • visual/written
  • environmental (work environment)
39
Q

T/F

Romantic/physical relationships between supervisors and subordinates are forbidden

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False, discouraged

40
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Discrimination/Harassment complaint procedure:

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  • if appropriate and individual feels comfortable doing so, inform offending party and request it stop; if not resolved,
  • report to supervisor; not resolved,
  • continue to report through chain of command
  • complaint may also be made to HR
    ** may also file complaint w/ Ca Dept of Fair Employment and Housing or the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
41
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If a supervisor receives info regarding discrimination/harassment, they must:

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report immediately to HR Director or CM and take immediate action to stop the behavior as appropriate

42
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Any employee who is a victim of, witnesses or receives report of violence/threatening conduct shall:

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immediately report to their supervisor

43
Q

The OES F-42 is used to:

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record and substantiate the activities of Cal OES and local gov app, personnel, and equipment

44
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Separate F-42 must be completed for:

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each incident

45
Q

Ca Voyager credit card is issued for

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each OES

46
Q

Voyager card may be used for:

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  • fuel
  • DEF
  • lubricants
    while to/from mutual aid incident
47
Q

Under emergency conditions, Voyager card may be used for:

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  • hoses
  • coolant/anti freeze
  • air cleaner service or dry element replacement
  • head light bulbs
  • chassis lubrication, oil and filter service
  • wiper blades
  • tire repair

OES must authorize

48
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Voyager card will become locked after:

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3 failed attempts to enter the pin

49
Q

T/F

OES apparatus home agency is responsible for toll fees

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True,

unless tied to an incident

50
Q

State will assume OES repair costs exceeding:

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$100, unless tied to an incident

51
Q

OES repair contract items:

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  • tires
  • batteries
  • windshields
  • fire hose
52
Q

An immediate need strike team is 5 like engines with comms and a STL who can respond w/in ___

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5 mins

53
Q

When will immediate need ST/TFs be requested?

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when there is an imminent threat to life/property

54
Q

When on ST assignments, update Ontario dispatch each day by:

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0800

55
Q

If a spill or release equals or exceeds Federal Reportable Quantity, written report must be made w/in:

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7 days

56
Q

Who must be notified for spills on highways?

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CHP

57
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Notifications of spills made to OES for the following:

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  • oil in marine waters
  • spill of one barrel (42 gal) or more of petroleum products
  • any haz. substance or sewage into state waters
  • anything that may threaten water quality
  • any radioactive material
  • oil/petroleum product into state waters
  • any pipeline release/rupture
58
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Reportable quantity for sewage spills:

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1000 gal

59
Q

If release of oil is less than ___ and does not threaten state waters or public health, no notification necessary

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42 gal

60
Q

SFACTS stands for:

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Survival
Fire Environment
Access
Construction/Clearance
Time Constraints
Stay or Go

61
Q

Structure triage categories:

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  • Not threatened
  • Threatened defensible
  • Threatened non defensible
62
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Structure defense tactical actions:

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  • Check and go
  • Prep and go
  • Prep and defend
  • Fire front follow
  • Bump and run
  • Anchor and hold
  • Tactical patrol
63
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What does PACE stand for?

(Levels of Engagement)

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  • Primary plan
  • Alternate plan
  • Contingency plan
  • Emergency plan
64
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What does DRAW-D stand for?

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Defend
Reinforce
Advance
Withdraw
Delay

65
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Steps for Risk Management Process:

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  • Situation awareness
  • Hazard assessment
  • Hazard control
  • Decision point
  • Evaluate
66
Q

Required field when logging onto MDC?

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  • Unit ID (ME131, T131, ME141)
  • Operator 1 (ME131, T131, ME141)
  • Password (OTOE1, OTOT1, OTOE11)
67
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Sending a message to another unit (identifier in the “to” box)

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ME131, B1815, T131

68
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Messages to dispatch, identifiers:

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  • Radiof: all dispatch consoles
  • FDS: dispatch sup
  • OFC1- dispatch console 1
  • OFC2- dispatch console 2
69
Q

5 components of “5 tool player”

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Communicator
Operator
Leader
Thinker
Public Servant

Cpt Exam 23 (16 decks)

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