DC 308

Question 1

what does NFTI stand for

Answer 1

Naval FireFighting Thermal Imager

Question 2

what are the 2 modes of the NFTI

Answer 2

Thermal and Video Overlay

Question 3

What is NFTI used for?

Answer 3

Overhaul

Question 4

What is an indirect attack?

Answer 4

Using an object or structure to attack the fire in any case the base can be accessed

Question 5

what is a direct attack?

Answer 5

Attacking a fire at the origin or the base of the fire

Question 6

what is overhaul

Answer 6

after the fire is out the team will look for hot spots in the space

Question 7

when is overhaul complete?

Answer 7

after the entire space is searched darting with the origin of the fire

Question 8

what must be set prior to the overhaul

Answer 8

Re-flash watch

Question 9

who or what is needed for an overhaul for an ordinance fire

Answer 9

EOD

Question 10

what is the last resort for combating a class “B” fire

Answer 10

fire overhead sprinklers

Question 11

what are 4 ways to employ heat management techniques

Answer 11

1. swap nozzle
2. active de-smoking
3. wide v
4. cut 8in hole in bulkhead or overhead

Question 12

hose team dress out Primary

Answer 12

1. Battle dress
2. FPG
3. Battle dress
4. FPG

Question 13

hose team dress out Secondary

Answer 13

1. FPG
2. FPG
3. Battle dress
4. Hot Suit

Question 14

what is the minimum engagement range for a class “C” fire

Answer 14

4-6 feet

Question 15

when would a fog attack be used and with what nozzle?

Answer 15

access from above, all purpose nozzle

Question 16

how will the fire team dress out in a CBR environment

Answer 16

JSLIST over battle dress and swap gas masks for SCBA face piece.

Question 17

what is required for the hose team to wear to access a vertical trunk

Answer 17

LSS

Question 18

what is a roll over

Answer 18

when gasses burn the overhead

Question 19

what is back draft

Answer 19

when the reintroduction of oxygen causes an explosion

Question 20

what is active de-smoking

Answer 20

de-smoking while combating fire

Question 21

what are the benefits of active de-smoking

Answer 21

cools space and gives better visibility

Question 22

risks of active de-smoking

Answer 22

feeding oxygen to the fire

Question 23

what stage of the fire is it easiest to engage

Answer 23

Incipient

Question 24

at what time should you relieve a hose team

Answer 24

20 minutes

Question 25

when would you use an applicator nozzle and why

Answer 25

indirect access from above and can be used on a class “C” fire.

Question 26

how many second should water blasts last when nozzle is set to “Narrow V”

Answer 26

3-5 seconds

Question 27

how many seconds should water blasts last when nozzle is set to”Wide V”

Answer 27

5-10 Seconds

Question 28

when positioning a hose team for entry through a door where should the hose team be

Answer 28

Handle side of the door

Question 29

who on the hose team opens doors/hatches/scuttles?

Answer 29

Accessmen

Question 30

what do you do when a hose team member goes down while fighting a fire.

Answer 30

leave them and request a rescue team

Question 31

what do you do when you experience a ruptured hose

Answer 31

Z kink, secure plug, hose clamp, and replace the hose

Question 32

when do you utilize a fog attack

Answer 32

Indirect fire fighting and class “C” fire

Question 33

when would you separate hose teams be required to engage a fire

Answer 33

during an ordnance

Question 34

when combating ordinance fires how many hose teams are required

Answer 34

2

Question 35

when would you evacuate the house team from a fire affected space

Answer 35

when the fire is out of control or the team is low on air