Forcible Entry

Question 1

Four locking devices

Answer 1

Key in the knob, dead bolt, carriage bolts, fox lock

Question 2

Three commands for forcible entry

Answer 2

Hit, stop, wedge

Question 3

Which FF controls the operation and gives commands

Answer 3

Holding the halligan

Question 4

For greater striking surface area, you can do this

Answer 4

Cross the axe with the ADZ

Question 5

Hold the axe/mail minimum of __ hands width below the head of the tool

Answer 5

One

Question 6

Always start forcible entry with

Answer 6

ADZ

Question 7

__ tap in low to no visibility, tap the halligan signaling you are going to strike the tool, so it isn’t moved followed by a strike

Answer 7

Double

Question 8

Use hips and twisting motion to get body behind strikes for greater power,don’t jab from the ___

Answer 8

Elbow

Question 9

Recessed outward opening doors won’t open using the ___

Answer 9

Fork end

Question 10

When working ADZ do it __ above or below lock or between two locks if engaged

Answer 10

Six inches

Question 11

Remember “crotch to ___”

Answer 11

Stop

Question 12

When the arch/crotch of the fork is lined up with the back of the stop or slightly past it’s at ___ for max leverage

Answer 12

Optimum depth

Question 13

Less leverage easier to set good for tight doors

Answer 13

Bevel to jamb

Question 14

More leverage, harder to set, ideal most of the time

Answer 14

Bevel to door

Question 15

Gap:

Answer 15

Gap the door

Question 16

Set

Answer 16

Set the halligan

Question 17

Force

Answer 17

Force the door

Question 18

Don’t look back the striker unless

Answer 18

You called stop and are ensuring you were heard prior to pushing halligan towards door to force open

Question 19

Top four options in order for inward swinging

Answer 19

ADZ, fork, shoulder of fork, baseball bat swing

Question 20

Shoulder of fork should be used in these situations

Answer 20

No visibility, narrow/end of hallway, bottom of stairs

Question 21

When pushing halligan away from door do it as close as possible to __ degrees

Answer 21

90

Question 22

If the door is recessed even a few inches or if a wall is protruding on the lock side, this is the only option

Answer 22

ADZ

Question 23

It is safer to __rather than ___ for stability especially on the roof while forcing a bulkhead door

Answer 23

Push, pull

Question 24

Standard door widths are

Answer 24

1 1/2”

Question 25

If you bury the tool and it creates a lip against the door in the gap your tool…

Answer 25

Will not pass through

Question 26

For tight outward swinging door you can use __ . If you baseball swing the halligan to create purchase point where does the back of the ADZ END UP

Answer 26

Axe blade driven in with halligan, 4-5 inches from gap in door

Question 27

Most metal doors have __, that will be blocking the door gap when you crush it

Answer 27

Rear panel/seam

Question 28

Most flex in the door will probably be…

Answer 28

Low

Question 29

What two things can NY hook be used for?

Answer 29

Used to strike or for additional leverage

Question 30

The NY can’t work as striking tool if..

Answer 30

Foam on shaft

Question 31

The NY can be used for prying out the __ of the door to create purchase low for a single FF

Answer 31

Bottom

Question 32

You can use __ end by placing in the gap between frame and door and prying out to create purchase for the ADZ