600 - 07 Communications / Dispatch Flashcards

1
Q

ANYTIME a unit is responding on a call from a location other than their station

A

they will advise the location from where they are responding on the assigned TAC channel

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2
Q

medical time notification

A

10
20
40

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3
Q

fire incident notification

A

every 10 minutes for an hour or when FD units are downgraded or cancelled by a unit on scene

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4
Q

Fire Admin (K) has been designated for the communicating of routine field activity and inquiries

A
Coverage changes
Move-ups
Encode tests
Fire-alarm testing
No receipt of encodes/printouts
**Request hailing/encoding of another unit
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5
Q

When a call is received for a landing zone or upgraded to an air transport, units assigned to coordinate the landing zone will be assigned to

A

the Bayflite channel

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6
Q

The SIMMS emergency alert does not work on this channel

A

talk-around

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7
Q

When is a cover company dispatched

A

If no response after 3 hailing attempts (1:30 between 0700-2200, 2 mins 2200-0700

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8
Q

Radio Communications

A

Use plain English and standard terminology.

Use complete unit identifier when hailing dispatch

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9
Q

Coverage

A

When a unit remains in their station and covers their calls and another units calls.
Only to be used by staff units, not Fire/EMS units

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10
Q

Move-up

A

Unit moves to another unit’s location to cover their calls

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11
Q

F.I.N. Patch

A

When units involved in multi-agency response without access to their radio channel, request F.I.N. patch via TAC channel operator.

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12
Q

What channel will F.I.N. Patch be completed on?

A

Fire TAC-D

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13
Q

Condition 1

A

Normal operating procedures

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14
Q

Condition 2

A

Single Engine response to fire alarms and unconfirmed structure fires.
unusual call activity or severe weather high call volume

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15
Q

Who implements condition 2?

A

Generally implemented by individual dept. however Dispatch may implement county wide

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16
Q

Condition 3

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High activity, all available units needed, move-ups are probable

17
Q

Dispatch is experiencing extremely high activity. Radio communication should be limited to emergency traffic and units should go avail. asap to avoid move-ups

A

Condition 3

18
Q

Condition 4

A

Storm mode- low priority calls to storm units

19
Q

Designated storm units dispatched to low priority calls and unconfirmed structure fires in their district before pulling neighboring resources

A

Condition 4

20
Q

How will low priority storm calls be dispatched

A

Low priority calls sent to CJ accounts only, eahc DC/designee shall dispatch units on low priority calls

21
Q

Response mode of low priority storm calls

A

Units respond in available status and do not advise dispatch of their status.

22
Q

Condition 5

A

EOC Mode- Low priority calls to disaster units in EOC

23
Q

Initiated by agency or dispatch countywide if Condition 4 activity is extensive

A

Condition 5

24
Q

Condition 6

A

Disaster mode- Dispatch OOS due to interruption of phones, radio, power, etc.

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The predetermined response of Fire/EMS apparatus to any given situation
Alarm
26
Notification of potential in-flight emergency
Alert 1
27
Predetermined response placed in stand-by status at staging location for an aircraft w/ in-flight emergency or potential emergency landing
Alert 2
28
Response for an on ground aircraft emergency
Alert 3
29
The response of closest available unit(s)
Automatic Aid
30
Code B
Bomb threat (DC/equivalent will be assigned to the call)
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Code H
Field units need PD assistance immediately, dangerous situation. Respond appropriate DC and closest engine company
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A 15 second alert tone initiated by radio operator when instructed by field unit, to advise firefighters of an immediate danger at the scene of incident
Emergency Retreat
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Phrase used to interrupt traffic when a unit needs immediate assistance
Emergency traffic