Forcible Entry Flashcards

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0
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What are the 4 basic categories of tools used for forcible entry?

A

Cutting
Prying
Pushing
Striking

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1
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Refers to the variety of techniques used to gain access into a structure

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Forcible entry

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2
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What should you not cut with bolt cutters?

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Case-hardened materials

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3
Q

Used in situations were electrical power is readily available?

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Circular saw

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4
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Usually gasoline powered with changeable blades?

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Rotary saw

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5
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Saw with a short straight blade that moves in and out

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Reciprocating saw

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6
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What is one of the chain saws most common uses?

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Ventilation

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7
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What is the single most important tool for 1 man operation?

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Rambar

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8
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Manually operated spreader that is lightweight and consists of hand pumps

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Hydraulic door opener (rabbit tool)

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9
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What tool do firefighters use as a reach advantage?

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Pike poles

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10
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What is a piece of pipe that is slipped over the handle of a prying tool?

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Cheater

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11
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Why is it important to store blades in a clean, dry environment?

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Because hydrocarbons will attack the bonding material and subject them to sudden and violent disintegration

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12
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What do you apply to wooden handled tools?

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Coat of boiled linseed oil

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13
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What do you do to unprotected metals as maintenance?

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Oil the metal surface with light machine oil

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14
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What are the 4 ways doors function?

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Swinging
Sliding
Revolving
Overhead

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15
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What are the 3 types of wooden doors?

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Panel
Slab
Ledge

16
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What type of door is made of solid wood?

17
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Door that is constructed in two configurations: solid core hollow core?

18
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Type of door that generally locks with some type of surface locking mechanism?

19
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What are the 3 types of metal doors?

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Hollow-wood/metal skin
Metal clad-hollow shell
Tubular-seamless tube sections

20
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What are the 3 main types of mechanisms used to lock revolving doors?

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Panic proof-release mechanism
Drop arm-arm passing threw panel
Metal braced-metal chains

21
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4 types of overhead doors?

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Sectional-folding overhead
Tilt slab-spring operated
Roll up-steel roll up door
Telescoping-multiple u shaped metal sections

22
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What is the proper length to cut open a door at?

23
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What are the 5 types of fire doors?

A
Horizontal 
Vertical 
Single 
Double 
Overhead
24
What are the 4 types of locks?
Mortise Bored Rim Padlock
25
What is it called when to tools are used together?
Set of irons
26
What is the tool used to pull locks out of it's cylinder?
K tool
27
What are portable locking devices used to secure doors?
Padlock
28
What are the 4 types of windows?
Double hung(checkrail) Hinged(casement) Projected(factory) Awning(Jalousie)
29
What window is found in factory's and warehouses?
Projected(factory) windows
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What is the length of awning windows and jalousie windows?
Awning-1 foot Jalousie-4 inches
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What glass is 250 times stronger then safety glass and 30 times stronger then acrylic?
Lexan glass
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Opening a hole in a wall?
Breaching
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How far apart can wooden floor joists be spaced?
12-24 inches apart