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1
Q

What should you do on arrival?

A

Book status 3,
Rig in fire gear (PPE),
Book into the incident command pump (ICP/ICW) with your roll board.
Introduce yourself to the incident command pump firefighter,
Introduce yourself to the officer in charge when appropriate

2
Q

At the incident command pump, what should you check?

A

The messages that have been sent,

The tactical mode being used.

3
Q

When initially talking to the officer in charge, what should you ask the incident command pump firefighter to do?

A

Turn down the radio,
Filter incoming radio traffic for risk critical information,
While the officer in charge provides a brief

4
Q

How should you introduce yourself to the incident commander?

A

Provide your name and rank,
Your role at the incident (monitoring officer)
Why you are here,
What you can do to help.

5
Q

How can you assist the officer in charge as a monitoring officer?

A

GAS,
Guide,
Assist,
Support.

6
Q

How should the officer in charge provide a brief?

A

Using the decision making model

7
Q

What items should you confirm during the brief from the officer in charge?

A
Resources in attendance and ordered,
Safe systems of work in use,
Command structure,
Safety officers,
Tactical mode,
Rendezvous point established,
360° appraisal completed,
Tactical plan,
Potential escalation of the incident
8
Q

When reviewing the resources in attendance and those ordered, what should you consider?

A

Having a 25% reserves of resources

9
Q

If you take the incident over, what phrase must you use?

A

I am now taking over.

10
Q

When you take over the incident what actions must you take?

A

A message is to be sent to control,
The fire ground must be informed.
Take the officer in charge tabard

11
Q

If the objectives and plan for the incident need to be amended or changed, what phrase should you use?

A

This is my plan

12
Q

How can you begin to structure the incident?

A

Establish sectors,
Provide a detailed brief,
Provide physical parameters,
Repeat the brief to confirm understanding

13
Q

How do you want your updates to be structured?

A
Using CARP
Situation,
Actions,
Resources,
Progress
14
Q

How will you continue to communicate with your sector commander?

A

Confirm a communications channel on your handheld radio