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Flashcards in PN790 Fire Survival Guidance Calls Deck (18)
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1
Q

What is an FSG call?

A

It is when a caller to control believes that they are unable to leave their premises due to the effects of fire and where the control officer remains on the line providing appropriate advice.

2
Q

Who decides if an FSG call is taking place?

A

Brigade Control.

Not the fire ground

3
Q

What will all FSG calls be deemed by Control?

A

Persons reported.

4
Q

What are the four principles used in the FSG process?

A

Escape.

Assess.

Protect.

Rescue.

5
Q

What are the two levels of risk with FSG calls?

A

Greatest risk (High priority)

Those not at great risk (Medium priority)

6
Q

What form is used to gather all of the FSG information?

A

Control Information Form.

7
Q

What basic FSG information would the incident ground expect at the early stages?

A

Relevant flat/house number, number of persons involved and their location within the property.

8
Q

The control information form is in quadruplicate, where should the top (white) copy be passed to?

A

Command Unit.

9
Q

What should the ICP radio operator do once FSG information is received?

A

Repeat back information to Control.

10
Q

What could the IC consider using the first Command Unit for?

A

To only deal with FSG calls.

11
Q

What should not be communicated by radio during FSG process?

A

Callers names.

12
Q

What should Informative messages include?

A

And update on FSG.

13
Q

The outcome of each FSG must be communicated to who?

A

Control.

14
Q

What rank should collate, record and retain all the information on FSG calls and the subsequent actions on the incident ground?

A

Station manager (minimum).

15
Q

FSG calls attract the equivalent of a persons reported attendance.
What extra resources do they get?

A

Another CU, SM and a Pump ladder (WM in charge).

16
Q

What do CU’s carry to record information on all the separate FSG calls?

A

Casualty information poster.

17
Q

What will control provide to any caller?

A

Current fire safety advice.

18
Q

Who can provide any support staff may need beyond that which managers can provide?

A

Brigades Counselling and Trauma Services Team.