(Incident Safety Officer) Chapter 8 Flashcards

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A hospital is an example of what type of property?
A. Valued property
B. Community property
C. Expensive property
D. Medical property

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A. Valued property
A Valued property whose loss will cause harm to the community

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NFPA standards specifically address risk mangement concepts related to the handling of emergency operations are all of the following except?
A. NFPA 1500
B. NFPA 1521
C. NFPA 1561
D. NFPA1403

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D. NFPA 1403

Training evolutions NFPA 1403

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Learning from the mistake of others is an example of what?
A. Vicarious Learning
B. Watching
C. Experience Learning
D. Time Learning

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A. Vicarious Learning

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One of the most glaring proofs that we need work in risk management is?
A. Fire related injuries
B. Fire related rescues
C. Fire related near misses
D. Firefighter Fatality trends

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D. Firefighter Fatality trends

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Is it better to be arbitrarily aggressive or Intellectually aggressive?

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Intellectually aggressive
By being intelectually aggressive requires being able to recognize preditable danger and taking steps to reduce reisk taking by our fellow responders

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Insufficient Communication, Fatigue and stress, Task Overload, Task underload, Group mind-set and biases, “press on regardless” philosophy and degrading operating conditions are factors that reduce________
A. Hindsight
B. Foresight
C. Situational awareness
D. Uncounsciousness

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C. Situational Awareness

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Steward Rose’s Risk-Versus-Benefit Evauation has three main points what are they?
A. Time, Place, Event
B. Value, Time, Size
C. Who, What, When, why
D. Time, Value, Where

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B. Value, Time, Size
Value: people, buildings
Time: How much time to fight the fire
Size: What amount of water needed to extinguish the fire

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ISO’s Reading-risk Approach is?
A. Collect Information, Analyze, Judge risk
B. Read smoke, rush in, adjust outcome
C. Read, analyze, go
D. All of the above

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A. Collect Information, Analyze, Judge risk
Collect Info: Read building/smoke
Analyze: Define the principle hazard, Opportunity time, Ahead/behind, what is being gained
Judge: Are we in the risk taking values established by department, Are we doing all we can to continually reduce risk

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