General Orders Flashcards

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Confidentiality 101.02
The purpose of this General Order is to establish an organization guideline for the restricting of public access to sensitive information about the Glendale Fire Department policies and procedures to ___ ____ ______ _____.

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non fire department employees

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Confidentiality 101.02
It is the policy of the GFD that its policies and procedures outlining sensitive information about emergency _________ and ________ be restricted to fire department employees only.

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procedures, responses

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Confidentiality 101.02
Examples of sensitive and restrictive information would be the department’s _______ ____ ____ ______, ______ _____ _____, and specific ______ __ ____ _____ _____.

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emergency call back procedures, member’s telephone numbers, locations of target hazard areas

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Confidentiality 101.02

If a public request for information is made, the request must go through the ______ ___ ______.

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chain of command

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Appearance and Grooming 102.01A

Approved facial hair shall not interfere with the ____ of the SCBA face piece.

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seal

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Appearance and Grooming 102.01A

Tattoos may only be displayed on what body parts?

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arms and legs

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Appearance and Grooming 102.01A

Members may wear jewelry of a _________ style so long as it does not present a _______ concern or ______.

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conservative, safety, hazard

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Protective clothing shall be inspected for contaminants when?

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after each use

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Protective clothing shall be cleaned when? How often?

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when dirty/contaminated, a minimum of twice a year, or more often if subjected to use or contamination

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Where is protective clothing permitted?

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in apparatus bays, turnout rooms, cleaning rooms, and laundry rooms

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Protective Clothing 102.02
Firefighting garments are not to be utilized for any third-party employment or non-Glendale Fire Department activities without written authorization from who?

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Fire Chief

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Who is required to visually inspect protective clothing garments monthly?

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The Company Officer

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Who may require cleaning of firefighting garments anytime they feel it is necessary?

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The Company Officer

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Protective Clothing 102.02
Each member is required to make the firefighting protective clothing available to the resource department for an annual inspection and advanced cleaning every ____ months

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Protective Clothing 102.02

After washing protective clothing, who does the member email for official documentation?

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The PPE Inspection Coordinator

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The PPE Inspection Coordinator

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the immediate supervisor

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Who shall collect protective clothing after injury and maintain it in the same state upon being doffed by the member?

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the immediate supervisor

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Who shall be notified of an injury as soon as possible?

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The Turnout Program Manager, Resource Division Chief, the Health and Wellness Chief, along with the appropriate chain of command

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Injury notification shall include:

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  1. The detailed location and type of injury(s) to the member (WHERE)
  2. Description of the incident from the member of how the injury occurred, including description of the environment of the incident. (i.e. standing, crawling, and specifics of the fire location to the member)
    (HOW)
  3. Any of the member’s recollection of contributing factors to the injury (WHAT)
  4. The projected time frame that the member intends to return to the field-to ensure the member’s gear is inspected or issued replacement protective clothing in the necessary time from (WHEN)
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Protective Clothing 102.02
Who will notify the appropriate chain of command of the evident conclusions and possible contributing factors to the injury(s), after the inspection of the damaged protective clothing has been completed?

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The Turnout Program Manager or designee

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Protective Clothing 102.02
Before any laundering takes place, who will be allowed to review the findings and damaged protective clothing to address any questions or discrepancies?

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the chain of command and effected member

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Protective Clothing 102.02

_______ _______ should never ben used on any protective clothing under any condition.

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Chlorine bleaches

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Protective Clothing 102.02
Do not _____ _____. This may damage moisture barriers, especially breathable moisture barriers, and reflective trim, which will negate their effectiveness.

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dry clean

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Protective Clothing 102.02

Do not use ______ _______. These are oil based and can contribute to fabric flammability.

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fabric softeners

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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Do not use ______ _______. These contribute to flammability and clog the permeability of breathable moisture barriers.
soap cleansers
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Do not use ______ ______ (over 140 degrees F). This can cause shrinkage.
hot water
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Protective Clothing 102.02 Only use approved extractor washing machines provided at all fire stations to clean protective clothing. The spin cycle must have a G-force of less than _____G or it can damage the materials.
100
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | This is the only article of protective clothing that can be washed in a regular washing machine.
hoods
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Protective Clothing 102.02 Do not use _______ _______ on any component of the protective clothing. They may damage moisture barriers and reflective trim, which will negate its effectiveness.
automatic dryers
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Protective Clothing 102.02 If protective clothing is contaminated with blood or body fluids, place in ______ ______ ______ until members are able to return to the station to immediately launder and decontaminate. Use universal precautions during all cleaning procedures
Bio Hazard Bag
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Protective Clothing 102.02 Each extractor washing machine has a max capacity of ___ components or ____ sets of protective clothing that can be laundered at one time. Liners shall be removed from the outer shell and turned inside out and should be washed together. Outer shells of coats and pants should be washed together.
4, 2
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Should you wash mask bags, rover bags, and gloves with outer shells, or inner liners?
Outer shells
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | If washing hoods in extractor with other protective clothing, should you wash them with outer shells or inner liners?
Inner liners
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Wash garments in warm water, between ____ degrees F and ____ degrees F.
110, 120
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | The extractor washing machine is programmed for ______ rinse.
double
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Liners should NOT be spot cleaned or pre-treated. True or False?
True
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Some examples of pre-treating cleaners agents such as:
Citro-Squeeze or Zep Big Orange
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Protective Clothing 102.02 With pre-treating cleaners, squirt pre-cleaner ___ or ____ times onto the soiled areas. Gently rub fabric together until light ____ appears on the surface. Allow to penetrate for ___ minutes and carefully rinse off with cool water.
one, two, foam, 10
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Protective Clothing 102.02 With heavily soiled garments (greater than ___%), immediately separate liners and outers. Soak outers (shells) and gloves is designated ____ gallon containers in clean room, with ___ gallon(s) of Citro-Squeeze for ___ to ____ hours. Close Velcro as if you were wearing it and launder in dedicated extractor washing machine _____.
35, 30, 1, 8-12, twice
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Who should you contact with specialized gross decontamination question?
the Protective Clothing Equipment Program Member
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | Usually, designated pick-ups will take place on _______. The exception will be specified holiday weeks.
Mondays
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Protective Clothing 102.02 Members will need to be notified to have gear ready via WDC/BCs/Captains and will be sent a reminder email the _____ prior scheduled to pick-up date.
week
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | All protective clothing shall be ready for pick-up by ____ on the scheduled date and placed in the outgoing bin.
0900
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Protective Clothing 102.02 | What is the only article of personal protective equipment that shall not be turned in for annual inspection?
SCBA mask
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Protective Clothing 102.02 If the protective clothing is not ready per schedule by _____, with the above previously mentioned items completed or any protective clothing submitted dirty/contaminated, ___ will be contacted to address the discrepancy.
0900, WDC
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Protective Clothing 102.02 The protective clothing will be picked up at the member's assigned stations according to the daily roster and returned within ____ week(s).
two
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Protective Clothing 102.02 Scheduling will be assigned ahead of time and will no longer cater to Vacation, AWR's or Kelly Days. Any request for schedule modifications need to be requested to the ____ _______ ______ within two weeks of the inspection schedule being distributed by the ______ ______ ______.
PPE Inspection Coordinator (GFDturnouts@glendaleaz.com), | Resource Division Chief
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Protective Clothing 102.02 It is against _____ guidelines to expect workers to alter or repair soiled and possibly contaminated protective clothing.
OSHA
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A | The weakest link of firefighter protective clothing is the firefighter ______; it is the thinnest piece of protection.
hood
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A | The _____ protects from thermal hazard, but there is very little protection from absorption of carcinogens.
hood
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A | The ______ and ______ are considered some of the highest exposure locations.
neck, face
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A Protective clothing shall be inspected for contaminants after ______ use and cleaned when dirty/contaminated, at a minimum of _____ a year.
each, twice
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A | All companies will have ____ clean "LOANER" hoods placed in the station laundry room for use.
10
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A | All hoods should be accounted for at the beginning of ______ ______ by the on coming crew as station equipment.
every shift
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A All firefighter hoods can be washed in a regular washing machine. Use warm water and the station soap provided. True or false?
True
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Loaner Hood Program 102.02A If the station only has one washing machine, run an empty/bleach load to clean the machine after washing any fire related contaminated clothing. True or False?
True
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Cancer Prevention Initiative 102.02B The use of ____ ______ under leather work gloves is required during overhaul operations or when handling post-fire material.
EMS gloves
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Cancer Prevention Initiative 102.02B | Who should the member email to track and document the protective clothing cleaning?
the PPE Inspection Coordinator
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Clean and Critique Program 102.02B The International Agency for Research on Cancer recognizes "soot" as a _____ ___ Carcinogen; meaning it is categorized as one of the worst carcinogens.
Group 1
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Clean and Critique Program 102.02B | The wipes bin shall reside where on the trucks?
in the Engineer's compartment
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Clean and Critique Program 102.02B Each Glendale Fire Department apparatus shall have a designated bin stocked with ___ "clean and critique" individual wipes.
20
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Clean and Critique Program 102.02B | If you have any questions or concerns regarding the "Clean and Critique" Program, please contact who?
the Health and Wellness Division
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Protective Footwear 102.03 If a fabric panel is incorporated into the boot, the boot must meet the _____ ____ Standard for Protective Footwear for Structural Firefighting, 1992 edition, and must be labeled as such inside the boot.
NFPA 1974
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Protective Footwear 102.03 | The Station Shoe/Fatigue Shoe shall meet ____ ____ toe impact and compression specifications.
ANSI Z41
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Protective Footwear 102.03 | Athletic shoes are to be worn _____ during physical training.
only
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Protective Footwear 102.03 When a low quarter boot or shoe is being used as a station shoe, personnel must have on the vehicle an __" high all leather brush boot. Brush boots should be used for urban interface brush calls.
8
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Firearms 102.05 | Who may carry firearms on the premises of fire stations?
Sworn police officers, arson investigators AZPOST certified, SWAT medics
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 It is the responsibility of all Fire Department personnel to notify his/her _______ _______ of lost, damaged or stolen City owned property.
immediate supervisor
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 Fire department personnel shall notify the Glendale Police Department, or the Police Department in the city which the property was lost or stolen, when the City owned property exceeds a value of $____.
50
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 This report shall be used for all equipment that has been lost or damaged, regardless of value, excluding office supplies and fire staff and apparatus vehicles.
Glendale Fire Department "Lost or Damaged Equipment" report
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 This report shall be used, in addition to the GFD "Lost or Damaged Equipment" report for all equipment that has been lost or stolen, with a value greater than $50.00, excluding office supplies and fire staff and apparatus vehicles.
City of Glendale "Lost or Stolen City Owned Property" report
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 The COG "Lost or Stolen City Owned Property" report shall require a value to be assigned to the equipment and a Glendale Police Department ___ _______.
D.R. number
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 The supervisor or company officer shall review, complete and sign the appropriate report(s) in a _____ ______ form. The report(s) shall then be forwarded through the appropriate ______ __ ______.
hard copy, chain of command
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 For an incident that requires only a GFD "Lost or Damaged Equipment" report, the supervisor or company officer shall forward a hard copy to the ______ _____ or appropriate chain of command.
Battalion Chief
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 | What is the phone number for the Glendale Police Department?
(623) 772-7686
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 The supervisor or company officer shall also obtain the value of the item from the Support Services ______ ______ or _______.
Division Chief, Captain
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Lost, Stolen or Damaged City Property 102.11 | Completed and signed reports shall be forwarded via the chain of command to the Office of the ______.
Chief
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Community Involvement 102.13 It is the policy of the GFD that any employee representing the department, as a GFD employee or using the GFD name in a community activity, must receive prior approval from the _____ _____ or his/her designee through the chain of command.
Fire Chief
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Community Involvement 102.13 | Violation of this policy and related city policies will result in ______ ______.
disciplinary action
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Outside Employment 102.15 Conflict of interest will be evaluated by the Fire Chief in accordance with Human Resources Policy and Procedures No. ____, ___., Outside Employment as required.
201, IX
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 It is the responsibility of the _____ to thoroughly inspect and insure their SCBA/facepiece are in proper operational condition.
USER
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | Should you use high pressure air to clean SCBA?
No
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | Dirt and dust shall be removed by wiping with a ____ _____. A ______ ______ can be used if needed for cleaning SCBA.
damp towel, mild soap
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | Do not store SCBA's or SCBA bottles in compartments containing _______ or ______ _____.
petroleum, cleaning products
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | If the SCBA needs further maintenance or repair, use a repair tag to indicate the problem (be specific) and notify who?
your Shift Commander
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | When shall each MSA facepiece be cleaned and inspected?
after each use, monthly, whenever necessary
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | Who will be out on an annual basis to instruct and assist in a thorough cleaning of all masks?
MSA technicians
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | ________ should not be used as a germicide because it may deteriorate rubber parts.
Alcohol
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 Thoroughly wash the facepiece and nose cup in a cleaning solution. The cleaning solution should consist of a ____ _____ and ____ _____ (max ____ degrees).
mild detergent, warm water, 120
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SCBA/Facepiece Inspections/Cleaning 105.04 | Soak the facepiece in a ___% bleach solution for ___ minutes. Then rinse the facepiece thoroughly in warm water.
10, 2
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Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 | The condition of all rope shall be inspected on a ______ basis.
weekly
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Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 Any rope that has been damaged shall be tagged with information on how it was used, date used, employee's name, unit ID, and returned to _______ _________.
Resource Management
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Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 | These procedures are also in compliance with NFPA _____, Guide ______.
1500, 1983
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Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 | What are uses for Utility issue rope?
A. Hoist tools B. Assist rescue as a tag line C. Safely cover more rescue area
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Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 | This rope should _______ be used for lifting or repelling persons including stokes basket evolutions.
NEVER
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Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 | ______ to _____ percent of the rope's strength comes from the core.
seventy-five, eighty
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``` Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 Utility rope specifications: 1. Diameter _____" 2. Strength _____ lbs. 3. Lengths ____' on Engines. ____' and ____' on Ladders and Ladder Tenders. ```
1/2, 9000, 150, 150, 200
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Rope Equipment Guidelines 105.06 | Wash with mild non-chlorine based ______ and _____.
detergent, water
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Personal Safety Rope 105.07 On the last ________ of each month that is worked, the ropes shall be removed from the storage bags and inspected for damage
Saturday
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Personal Safety Rope 105.07 | What are the uses for Personal Safety Rope?
A. Hoisting tools and equipment B. As a tether line for search and rescue The rope is intended to be used during firefighting operations only. The rope is not intended to be used for towing, hanging equipment or repelling.
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Personal Safety Rope 105.07 | What are the reasons for removing rope from service?
1. Excessive sheath wear (when 50 percent of any individual piece of the outer sheath yarn is damaged.) 2. Severely shock loaded 3. Overload 4. Chemically contaminated 5. Old 6. Lacks uniform diameter 7. Lacks uniform texture
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``` Personal Safety Rope 105.07 Personal Safety Rope Specifications: 1. Diameter _____" ( ___mm) 2. Strength _____ lb. 3. Construction _____ 4. Length _____ ft. ```
5/16, 7, 2598.2, nylon, 50
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Personal Safety Rope 105.07 A ___ foot length shall be carried in the pocket of the bunker pant (in the rope bag provided). One end of the rope will have a pre-tied knot ( _____ ______ ) with ____ carabineers attached.
50, figure eight, two
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``` Personal Safety Rope 105.07 All firefighters will be trained in the use of the OATH acronym O= A= T= H= ```
O=one pull/tug=OK A=two pulls/tugs=Advance line T=three pulls/tugs=Take up slack H=four pulls/tugs=Help
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | This policy encompasses the U.S. _____ _____, uniformity, and safety to members and to the fire apparatus.
Flag code
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | All American flags should be flown from the ______ side of the truck
right
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | All flags should be ___ feet in height and ____ feet in length.
2, 3
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | All flagstaffs shall be ___ inches in length, ___ inches in diameter and ____ in color.
29, 3/8, black
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | Prior to installation on fire pumper apparatus, contact _______ _______ for proper placement.
Resource Management
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | All flags shall be _____ weather tolerant and washable.
vinyl
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | Flags shall be washed in _____ water with _____ detergent.
warm, mild
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | Flags shall be _____ dried only.
air
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Flags on Apparatus 105.09 | All flags shall be replaced every _____ months or sooner if flags become torn, soiled, or weathered.
3
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Newborn Infant Safe Haven 108.04 The State Legislature passed a Safe Haven for Newborn Infants Law which states that a parent or agent of a parent, who voluntarily leaves a newborn infant with a safe haven provider, is not guilty of child abuse provided that the following stipulations are complied with:
The infant is unharmed 2. The parent or agent of a parent does not express intent to return for the child 3. The Safe Haven provider reasonably believes that the child is 72-hours old or younger
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Newborn Infant Safe Haven 108.04 | A Safe Haven provider is defined as:
a firefighter or EMT that is on duty or a staff member at a hospital or outpatient treatment center
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Newborn Infant Safe Haven 108.04 A parent or agent of a parent who leaves a newborn infant with a safe haven provider may remain anonymous and the safe haven provider shall not require the parent or agent to answer any questions. True or False?
True
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Newborn Infant Safe Haven 108.04 It is __________, by law, for a parent or agent of a parent to leave an infant with a safe haven provider that is over 72-hours old.
abandonment
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Newborn Infant Safe Haven 108.04 | If the child is older than 72-hours, in addition to the other actions, the company officers shall:
not attempt to detain the parent, gather information, request a police officer
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Newborn Infant Safe Haven 108.04 | The phone number for Safe Haven is:
(866) 707-2229
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Flammable Storage Cabinets 109.01 | It is the responsibility of the ______ _______ to ensure compliance of the policy.
Station Captains
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Flammable Storage Cabinets 109.01 | Location of the flammable storage cabinet shall be in a _____ _______ area of the fire station.
well ventilated
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Fire Station Facilities 109.02 Maintenance repairs needing ______ attention shall be reported, by telephone, from the Station Captain to the Resource Management Support Supervisor.
immediate
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Fire Station Facilities 109.02 | Repairs not needing immediate attention can be ______ to the appropriate division.
emailed
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Fire Station Facilities 109.02 Emergency Repairs: After Hours-Weekends-Holidays The Station Captain shall report the needed emergency repair to the on-duty ______ _____.
Battalion Chief
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Fire Station Facilities 109.02 | When a request is satisfied the RMS ______ ______ should close it out.
division supervisor
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Fire Station Facilities 109.02 | The ______ ______ ______ is also responsible for overseeing the GFD RFS system to insure the proper follow-up.
Support Services Chief
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Emergency Board-up Procedures 111.02 | Completed job order forms shall be sent to the ____ ______ office for proper filing.
Fire Marshal's
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Crisis Response 111.03 This CR Unit handles: Crisis Response In-training/Customer Follow Up Unit/Flexible Shifts
CR155
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Crisis Response 111.03 This CR Unit handles: Available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day based on volunteer staffing
CR158
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Crisis Response 111.03 The CR Unit may transport mentally ill customers, following a vehicular accident, to a shelter if there has been no exacerbation of symptoms. True or False?
True
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Crisis Response 111.03 The CR Unit shall not transport any customer that has been treated as a "patient" from a physician or charted by fire personnel. True or False?
True
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Crisis Response 111.03 | If you have any questions regarding whether a CR van can assist, contact the CR ______ ______.
Program Coordinator
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Response to Mutual Aid Requests 111.04 The outside fire agency shall make a request for Mutual Aid through the Phoenix Fire Department Regional Dispatch Center. True or False?
True
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Response to Mutual Aid Requests 111.04 | For incidents involving structure fires, the Alarm Room shall dispatch a minimum of a _____ structural assignment.
3-1
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Response to Mutual Aid Requests 111.04 At no time shall a ______ Glendale Fire Unit be dispatched to unincorporated areas of the city for a reported structural fire.
single
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Hazardous Cleanup Response and Support 111.05 | The ______ _______ is liable for hiring contractors to provide on-site cleanup and disposal of hazardous materials.
Responsible Party
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Hazardous Cleanup Response and Support 111.05 | Who is the COG's Hazardous Materials Cleanup Contractor?
Environmental Response, Inc. (ERI) | (480) 967-2802
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Hazardous Cleanup Response and Support 111.05 | According the this GO, what is a small flammable liquid spill?
less than 10 gallons of diesel | less than 30 gallons of gasoline, not otherwise specified
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Hazardous Cleanup Response and Support 111.05 | What is the proper ratio to use for Micro-Blaze?
16oz micro-blaze per 2.5 gallons of water in pressurized extinguisher
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Hazardous Cleanup Response and Support 111.05 Spills in excess of 10 gallons of diesel, 30 gallons of gasoline, or any amount of a non-petroleum based hazardous material, require the dispatch of what resources?
A Hazardous Materials Response Team, and BC152
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Hazardous Cleanup Response and Support 111.05 If ERI has a delayed response and the hazard has been mitigated, BC152, the Incident Commander, or the Hazardous Materials Team may contact whom?
``` Materials Control (7am-4pm) Cholla Control Room (after 4pm, weekends, and holidays) ```
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Hazardous Cleanup Response and Support 111.05 The incident Commander may deem it necessary to have sand delivered to assist in controlling or minimizing the hazard. The IC can contact Materials Control from 7am to 4pm on weekdays, or who any other time?
Streets Department representative after 4pm weekdays, weekends, and holidays.
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A All patients must be considered infectious, with blood and body fluid precautions being used by all members of the Glendale Fire Department. True or False?
True
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | After an actual or suspected exposure to a communicable disease, the fire department member shall do what?
Notify their direct supervisor immediately | Contact the on-call Glendale ICO
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | The daily roster on Telestaff will have ICO on-call information. What if Telestaff is down?
Call the Phoenix Fire Department Alarm Room at (602) 262-6595, state that you have had an exposure and have them page the Glendale Fire Department ICO.
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | Who's responsibility is initiation of documentation?
the employee's
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | Who will maintain a record of exposures and treatment?
The Glendale Health Center in each employee's confidential Infectious Disease and Medical Files
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: AIDS/HIV
Blood to Blood or mucous membranes
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: Hepatitis A
Fecal to oral
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: Hepatitis B
Blood or body fluid to blood or mucous membranes
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: Hepatitis C
Blood or body fluid to blood or mucous membranes
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: Measles
Respiratory droplets to mucous membranes
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: Meningitis
Respiratory secretions or fecal to oral
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: Tuberculosis
Airborn
155
Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: MRSA
by direct contact. commonly from contaminated hands
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A What is the mode of transmission for: H1N1 (flu)
Respiratory aerosols or contact with contaminated objects
157
Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | Reporting the exposure initiates an investigation into the potential for infection and determines what?
the course of action to follow
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | Members will complete the infectious exposure form located where?
on ipads via Zoi. Also available on the "forms and documents" section on the intranet page if Zoi is unavailable
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | For a significant HIV exposure, what must an employee do?
contact Banner Pep line (602) 747-8364 and on-duty Glendale ICO for possible prophylactic treatment
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A The Industrial Commission of Arizona requires the following procedure in accordance with ARS 23-1043.02, whenever a significant exposure occurs: 1. Employee must report in writing to his employer within ___ calendar days the details of the possible HIV exposure.
10
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A The Industrial Commission of Arizona requires the following procedure in accordance with ARS 23-1043.02, whenever a significant exposure occurs: 2. Employee must have blood drawn within ___ calendar days after exposure.
10
162
Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A The Industrial Commission of Arizona requires the following procedure in accordance with ARS 23-1043.02, whenever a significant exposure occurs: 3. Employee must have blood tested for HIV by antibody testing within ___ days after exposure and test results must show no presence of HIV.
30
163
Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A The Industrial Commission of Arizona requires the following procedure in accordance with ARS 23-1043.02, whenever a significant exposure occurs: 4. Employee must be tested or diagnosed as HIV positive within ___ months after the exposure.
18
164
Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A The Industrial Commission of Arizona requires the following procedure in accordance with ARS 23-1043.02, whenever a significant exposure occurs: 5. Employee must file a Worker's Compensation Claim within ___ year(s) of diagnosis, or positive blood test, if the employee wishes to receive benefits under the Worker's Compensation System.
1
165
Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | Who will follow up with the infected employee to ensure that testing occurs in accordance with ARS 23-1043.02?
Glendale ICO
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | In addition, testing will also be done on the third and ninth month after baseline testing. True or False?
True
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Infectious Control Exposure Protocol 108.01A | To reduce the number of supervisory personnel who may review the exposure, personnel may wish to do what?
hand deliver or email the infectious exposure form directly to the Health and Wellness Chief, fax the form, or send it through inter-department mail.