P&P Operations - General Flashcards
(104 cards)
1
Q
On confirmation of a “working fire,” how is the first alarm augmented?
A
One additional engine
Breathing support
stand-by ambulance
Duty Chief Notification
2
Q
Strucutre fire response in Battalion1
A
BC, 3 engines, truck (WT in rural areas)
3
Q
Structure fire response in Battalion 2/3
A
BC, 4 engines (WT in rural areas)
4
Q
Commercial structure fire in Batt 1
A
BC, 4 Engines, Truck
5
Q
Commercial Structure fire in Batt 2/3
A
BC, 4 engines, T30, (closest response from LMP/SMR)
6
Q
High-rise response in Batt 1
A
BC, 4 Engines, Truck
7
Q
High rise response Batt 2/3
A
BC, 5 Engines, T30 (closest resource from LMP, SMR)
8
Q
What is provided from a second alarm structure fire
A
a like number of engines as the first response
9
Q
What does DPA stand for?
A
Direct protection area
10
Q
Low vegetation response
A
1 ENG, BC notification
11
Q
Moderate vegetation response level
A
BC
3 ENG
1 WT
12
Q
What conditions warrant a moderate response level outside of moderate
A
Upgrade in low response level in favorable conditions, OR,
night response in high fire season
13
Q
What is the SRA high response level?
A
BC
4 Type 3’s
2 Crew
2 DZ
2 Tankers
1 AA
1 Helo
1 WT
14
Q
What is LRA High response
A
BC
3 type 3’s
1 WT
1 Crew
1 Helo
15
Q
FRA High response level
A
BC
2 Type 3’s
1 DZ
1 WT
1 Crew
16
Q
What’s Very High Veg Response?
A
SRA or LRA High Response + SBC Task Force
17
Q
What’s in an SBC Veg Task Force?
A
3 Type 3’s
1 WT
1 TFL
18
Q
What’s in an Extreme Veg Response?
A
Red Flag Response
SRA/LRA Very High +
SBC TF + Op Area ST
19
Q
What’s in a Veg Center Divider Fire
A
2 Type 3s
1 BC
1 Crew
1 WT
20
Q
What’s in a passenger car vehicle fire?
A
1 Engine
(countywide)
21
Q
Commercial Vehicle Fire Response
SOUTH
A
3 Engines
1 BC
1 Truck
22
Q
Commercial Vehicle Fire Response
NORTH
A
4 Engines
1 BC
23
Q
Train Fire
SOUTH
A
3 Engines
1 BC
1 Truck
1 WT
24
Q
Train Fire
NORTH
A
4 Engines
1 BC
1 WT
25
Trash/Couch Fire, Adjacent to Structure SOUTH
3 Engines
1 BC
1 Truck
26
Trash/Couch Fire,
Adjacent to structure NORTH
4 Engines
1 BC
27
Trash/Couch Fire
Away from Structure
1 Engine
28
Fence fire, Fire reported out, illegal burn/smoke check response
1 Engine
29
Power pole fire response
1 Engine
1 BC
Utility Co notification
30
Bomb threat Response
1 Engine
1 BC
31
Gas leak inside response
SOUTH
3 Engines
1 BC
1 Truck
32
Gas leak inside response
NORTH
4 engines
1 BC
WT (rural areas)
33
Gas leak outside structure
1 Eng
1 BC
34
wires down response
1 Engine
35
response for a vehicle over the side
SOUTh (4)
1BC
1 Engines
1 Truck
1 Rescue Helo
36
response for vehicle over the side
NORTH (3)
2 Engines
1 BC
1 Rescue Helo
37
Train derailment response
SOUTH (4)
3 Engines
1 BC
1 Truck
1 WT
38
Train derailment response
NORTH (3)
4 Engines
1 BC
1 WT
39
Trench Rescue Response
SOUTH/NORTH (7)
3 Engines
1 AMB
1 BC
1 Crew
1 Truck
Construction
USAR
40
Confined Space Rescue
SOUTH/NORTH (6)
3 Engines
1 AMB
1 BC
1 Crew
1 Truck
USAR
41
Cliffside Rescue SOUTH (6)
3 Engines
1 AMB
1 BC
1 Crew
1 Truck
USAR
42
Cliffside Rescue
NORTH (7)
3 Engines
1 AMB
1 BC
1 Crew
1 Truck
Construction
USAR
43
Building collapse SOUTH (8)
3 Engines
1 AMB
1 BC
1 Crew
1 Truck
Construction
K9
USAR
44
Building Collapse response NORTH (8)
2 Engines
1 AMB
1 BC
1 Crew
1 Truck
Construction
K9
USAR
45
Ocean/Surf Rescue SOUTH
2 Engines
1 BC
1 Helo
1 Truck
Water Rescue 11
46
Why is water rescue 11 not dispatched in NORTH areas?
Outside of BATT1, they'll respond upon request
47
SY Airport General & Red Alerts
3 Engines
1 BC
1 WT
48
SBA Alert 1 Response
1 Engine
1 Truck
1 BC
49
SBA Alerts 2-4 Response
2 Engines
1 Truck
1 BC
50
Plane down off airport response
Same as residential structure fire
51
Hazmat Investigation Response
1 Engine
1 BC
52
Full Hazmat Response (6)
3 Engines
HM 31
HMS
BS 38
HMU
BC
53
Hazmat mutual aid response
HM31
HMS
BS38
BC
54
What is maximum operation response level?
all-hazard capable. normal day-to-day staffing
55
What's medium operation response level?
Incidents that have short term impact to response levels of 12hrs or less.
56
what is minimum operational response level?
incidents that have major impact to responses & require severe drawdown of on-duty resources
57
At what point to move-ups happen?
when resources are depleted beyond medium operational levels
58
What is the medium operational system status response level for BATT 1 (in priority order)
Station 13, 11, 12, 17
59
What is the medium operational system status response level for BATT 2 (in priority order)
Station 26, 27, 24, 21
60
What is the medium operational system status response level for BATT 3 (in priority order)
Station 30, 34, 32, 31
61
What is the minimum operational system status response level for BATT 1 (in priority order)
Station 13, 11, 12
62
What is the minimum operational system status response level for BATT 2 (in priority order)
Station 26, 27, 24
63
What is the minimum operational system status response level for BATT 3 (in priority order)
Station 30, 34
64
What are the 5 factors for activation of an AIR (after incident report)?
1. Sig event or multi-alarm incident
2. Injury or near miss
3. Dept prop. damage
4. Dept equip failure/malfunction
5. Safety concerns
65
T/F All emergency response incidents will have an AIR?
True; the reviews may be formal or informal depending on the incident
66
Basic flow of Incident Review process of single company incident
No threshold for reporting leads to tailboard AAR, document in image trend/station log
67
Flow of Incident Review Process - Multi Company incident
No thresholds met, BC conducts AAR (think Molle inc), document at station
68
Flow of any Incident Review Process for any incidnet meeting threshold?
BC will conduct AAR, BC or CO will prepare AIR, fwd to ops dep chief...(more beyond captain level)
69
What is the structure of Peer Support?
1 Training BC as group sup
3 Peer Support Team Leads
Cadre of members
70
T/F Dispatch can automatically notify Peer support based on. nature of a call
True
71
Can the IC or officer in charge determine a need and make a request for peer support?
Affirm! Request through dispatch
72
What is a level 1 road closure?
Closed to all traffic expect local residents (may require escorts)
73
What is a level 2 road closure?
closed to all traffic except emergency responders and necessary services (PGE, etc)
74
What's a level 3 closure?
Closed to all traffic expect fire & law resources
75
What's a level 4 road closure?
Closed to all traffic, including fire & law
76
How are road closures managed with media?
They are allowed all access under PC409.5 unless interference of duties or investigation
77
Who is the IC on all incidents on all freeways, highways, & county roads?
CHP
78
How do you request caltrans assistance while on scene?
through CHP
79
Who are the only personnel able to remove items from an accident/fire scene?
Arson investigators, only if items are to be used as evidence.
80
Who takes ownership of items at a burn site? (aka who's property is it?)
the insurance company
81
Does a property owner have authority to remove items from a fire scene?
No.
82
What are the (4) operational priorities of the major earthquake procedures?
1. Station survey
2. District survey
3. Eval of battalion & county impact of earthquake
4. Prioritized allocation of resources
83
What is the role of the captain in the station survey?
1. Direct crew to start station survey checklist
2. Report checklist to duty BC & dispatch
3. Start first-in district survey
84
During the district survey, can we act on what we encounter?
Yes, for life threats only. Coordinated indpendent action is appropriate & authorized
85
(earthquake) What is the primary survey of the district survey
damage assessment of district's target hazards & transport corridors
86
(earthquake) What is the secondary survey of the district survey?
assessment of residential areas & utility damage
87
rescues of trapped victims, collapsed structures, structure fires/fires with high spread potential & exposure threat, HAZMAT releases, & life threatening medicals are all examples of?
Post earthquake priority 1life threatening conditions (action is warranted)
88
gas leaks inside structures, elevator rescues, non-life threat medicals, threats to gas pipelines, & tank failures with no life threats are examples of?
post earthquake priority 2 potential life threatening conditions
89
flooding, public assists, fire alarms - gas leaks outside, & first aid medicals are examples of?
post earthquake priority 3 - non life-threating conditions
90
With HAZMAT spills, who do we contact when we contain a spill?
the on duty HMU specialist
91
Do we notify HMU when we have fluids from a vehicle accident?
NO, not required
92
T/F any spills into waterways or bodies of water shall be immediately reported to on-call HMU specialist
True
93
How soon should all reportable spills be given to Protection Services Division?
Within 24hours of occurrence
94
If there are alarms ringing at UCSB, what is process to have personnel respond?
Notify campus police dispatch and they'll respond a UCSB equipment vendor
95
T/F Station Captains are responsible for the daily inspection, cleanliness, and adequate
amount of restorative liquid and food supplement capabilities established by the
Department at their jurisdictional sites. Liquid containers shall be checked, cleaned,
and provided with fresh water daily
true
96
T/F By definition, the SOFR has the authority to stop any task
that presents an immediate danger to the safety of personnel.
True
97
What is the ICS Form 206?
ICS Medical Plan
98
Shade shall be what distance from work activity
50-100yards
99
Rehab: location on structure fires
1/2 to 1 block from the incident
100
Rehab: location on high rise fires
at least 2 floors below fire floor
101
Rehab: Wildland fires
base or camp, staging areas or IC designated space
102
Rehab: Hazmat
in support zone safe from incident and vapors
103
What gets someone into rehab?
2 bottles+ on structure fire, adverse health effects, when IC says
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