Procedure 8 Flashcards
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
What does SEMS stand for?
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STANDARDIZED EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
The ____________________________, a component of SEMS, provides incident commanders with a system for managing critical incidents in an organized and effective manner.
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Incident Command System (ICS)
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
What is the Department Operations Center (DOC)?
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the centralized point for Police Department coordination during multiple, complex, or lengthy operations.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Upon Activation what is the role of the Dept. Operations Center (DOC)?
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the DOC coordinates logistical support to incident commanders, serves as the point of contact for the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and department chiefs, and serves as the channel for distribution of Department policy issues to the incident commander(s).
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Emergency Negotiation Team Commander -
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liaison to the incident commander regarding ENT responsibilities.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Emergency Operations Center (EOC) -
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a location for multi-department management personnel to monitor an incident, develop management level strategies, and to serve as a central information center.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Who is the EOC under the direction of?
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The EOC is under the direction of the Deputy Chief of Public Safety and Homeland Security for the City of San Diego.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Incident Commander (IC)-
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the individual responsible for the command of all functions at the field response level.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Incident Command Post (ICP)-
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the field location at which the primary incident command functions are performed.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
How many Incident Command Posts should be established?
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One Per incident
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
The ICP ___________ be kept apart from the ________________________ and ___________.
A
should
SWAT Tactical Operations Center (TOC)
staging areas.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Officer-In-Charge (OIC) -
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the individual in charge of an ICS law enforcement section, branch, group, field force, squad, unit, or team.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Staging Area-
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location where responding units check in and are given tactical assignments or wait until assignments are made.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Should the staging area be kept apart from the ICP?
Why or why not?
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Yes, the staging area should be kept apart from the ICP
to reduce noise and interference with the ICP
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
The staging area should be large enough to accommodate ___________, resources, and ____________.
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personnel
growth
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Special Equipment Vehicle (SEV) -
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the vehicle that contains weapons, ordnance, and special equipment necessary to execute a SWAT mission.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
When does the SEV respond?
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The SEV responds with the Primary Response Team (PRT) on Code 11s and Code 12s.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Where does the SEV park?
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It will be parked at the SWAT staging area, which is near the Incident Command Post.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Tactical Operations Center (TOC) -
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the primary location for SWAT personnel to meet, plan, and organize their mission.
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Where is the TOC located?
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The TOC is generally located alongside the SWAT Special Equipment Vehicle (SEV).
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8.01 CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT AND GLOSSARY
Unified Command -
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a unified team effort which allows all agencies with responsibility for the incident, either geographical or functional, to manage an incident by establishing a common set of incident objectives and strategies.
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
The Incident Command System (ICS) provides a ___________ structure and system for conducting ________ emergency operations.
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management
on-site
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
ICS provides the flexibility needed to ________ activate and establish an ______________ format around those functions that need to be performed.
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rapidly
organizational
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
ICS _________ be utilized on _______ critical incidents.
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shall
all
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
The ICS system described in this procedure is based on the _____________________________ as outlined in the California Emergency Management Agency “Law Enforcement Guide for Emergency Operations.”
“Law Enforcement Incident Command System”
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
Organizational functions” refer to a standard set of five major pre- designated functions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1. Command;
2. Operations;
3. Planning and Intelligence;
4. Logistics; and,
5. Finance/Administration.
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
Under the Unified Command structure who is the final decision maker?
The Incident Commander (as designated in the City's Basic Emergency Plan) still remains as the final decision maker at the Incident Command Post.
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
What is Incident Action Planning?
used by the Incident Commander to establish the **goals, objectives, and strategies** for the incident **based upon the requirements of the jurisdiction**.
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
What are the formats of an ICP?
may be in either **written or oral format**, depending upon the situation.
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
Generally the span of control should be how many subordinates?
3 to 7
However, in some specialized functions, the span may be slightly higher (e.g., Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), Mobile Field Force (MFF)).
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8. 02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
1. Pre-Designated Incident Facilities – these facilities may include:
1-4
2. The ______________ will cause the activation of these facilities, as needed, at the outbreak of the emergency event.
1.
Staging Areas;
Incident Command Posts;
Temporary Evacuation Points; and,
Mass Care Centers.
2.
Incident Commander
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8.02 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)
Integrated Communications-
During multi-discipline incidents, ______________ should be used when communicating with --\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ agencies.
“clear text” (no codes)
outside
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8.03 INCIDENT COMMAND POSTS
When the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department is also involved in an incident, who will coordinate with the Fire-Rescue Department to determine the site location of the ICP .
the senior SDPD officer involved
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8.03 INCIDENT COMMAND POSTS
Who determines the ICS positions to be filled?
The incident commander
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8.03 INCIDENT COMMAND POSTS
Whenever an ICP is established, a ________________ should also be designated.
Staging Area
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8.03 INCIDENT COMMAND POSTS
The Staging Area ________ be located immediately next to the ICP to avoid the _______ and interference associated with incoming resources.
should not
noise
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8.03 INCIDENT COMMAND POSTS
Whenever possible, the Emergency Negotiations Team (ENT) Command Van shall be set up within ____ yards of a ________ individual.
300
barricaded
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
Contingency and Incident Action Plans contain _________ reflecting the overall incident \_\_\_\_\_\_\_, and specific tactical actions and supporting information.
objectives
strategy
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
Contingency Plan -
a plan developed for planned events such as concerts, parades, known demonstrations, etc.
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
Incident Action Plan -
a plan developed at the field/command level for large scale incidents.
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
CONTINGENCY
The availability of lead-time to properly _________ is a significant advantage in critical incident management.
pre-plan
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
CONTINGENCY
[pre-planning] It permits establishing ____________ responses with organized courses of action that maximize _________ in the use of resources and makes control measures more effective.
pre-arranged
efficiency
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
CONTINGENCY
Pre-incident planning should incorporate the _________________ to ensure continuity of the response organization in the event that the incident should unexpectedly \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Incident Command System (ICS)
expand
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
How many **steps** are involved in preparing a contengency plan?
5
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
What are the **steps** involved in preparing a contingency plan?
1. Tactical intelligence gathering
2. Staffing
3. Incident evaluation
4. Assessment of resources
5. Staff briefings
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
The format for a pre-emergency contingency plan consists of how may **sections**?
What are the **sections** used?
six
1. **state the problems**, overview of anticipated occurrence:
2. **historical background** and **tactical intelligence** information
3. define the **Department objectives** and **philosophy** governing the plan
4. state the planned **allocation of resources** for the duration of the incident.
5. describe the **escalating phases** of the contingency plan, whereby additional resources will be committed for control purposes.
6. describe the procedures for **demobilization**
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
When an incident occurs ___________ or does not allow for "pre- planning," an ________________ is developed.
spontaneously
Incident Action Plan (IAP)
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8.04 CONTINGENCY AND INCIDENT ACTION PLANNING
What does an IAP establish?
This plan establishes the **Incident Command System** organization, identifies i**ncident objectives**, **strategies**, and **resource** assignments, and **assesses the overall incident**.
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The SWAT Unit will __________ the potential for loss of human life or serious bodily injury.
minimize
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
What is the role of SWAT?
The SWAT role is to provide a resource to the Incident Commander, to restore order, and return conditions to normal as rapidly as possible.
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
How may officers are assigned to the Primary Response Team (PRT) ?
1 Sgt
6 officers
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
How many officers are assigend to the Special Response Team (SRT)?
2 Sgt
12 officers
1 Armorer
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
Who does SRT report directly to?
The SWAT Commnading Officer.
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
SRT __________ be used as a personnel pool to augment area command staffing due to personnel shortages resulting from vacation, injury, or illness.
will NOT
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The sniper team consits of how many members?
2 Sgt
10 officers
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
What are the four levels of SWAT responses?
1. PRT Assisit
2. Code 10
3. Code 11
4. Code 12 (emergency response)
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
When requesting SWAT’s assistance, the __________________ will determine which level is appropriate based on the magnitude of the problem.
Field Commander
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The PRT Assist allows Field Lieutenants or any Incident Commander to utilize on-duty PRT officers _______________ as a personnel resource.
informally
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The PRT Assist response utilizes PRT or SRT ___________ only.
personnel
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
Who will respond to Code 10's?
requires the response of only on-duty SWAT personnel on the PRT schedule, along with the SEV and Bearcat. The SWAT CO and XO will also respond.
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
Who responds to Code 11's?
requires the response of all **on-duty PRT officers, the on-call SRT Team, the on-call Snipers, and all SWAT Command and Control personnel. SWAT vehicles and equipment** will be transported to the scene by assigned personnel.
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
Who responds to Code 12's?
includes the same personnel as a Code-11 and all available SRT officers (On- or off-duty)
All responding SWAT officers will respond Code-3.
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
Under most circumstances, a __________________ supervisor will be responsible for requesting a SWAT call-out.
field or investigative
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
Does the Supervisor need to be on scene to request a SWAT Response?
No,
The supervisor does not need to be on scene to request a SWAT response. The supervisor may ascertain the need for a SWAT response from the details provided over the radio and/or subsequent updates by on scene police personnel.
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
An exception to this procedure would be ____________ circumstances, under which any _______ sworn personnel could request a SWAT response.
emergency
on-scene
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ will ensure the Watch Commander is _______ as soon as possible.
Incident Commander
briefed
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The field supervisor (Incident Commander) will brief the SWAT PRT Leader and _____________________ (i.e. rescue citizen or officer, contain or arrest the suspect, and maintain perimeter).
ASSIGN THE OBJECTIVE OF THE MISSION
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The Incident Commander has the authority to limit ___________ SWAT preplanned reactive responses.
any or all
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8.05 SWAT UNIT, PRIMARY RESPONSE TEAM, AND SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM
The Incident Commander, therefore, ________ the SWAT mission, ______ the mission plan, and is responsible for the _________ resolution of the incident.
assigns
approves
successful
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8.06 DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS CENTER (DOC) / EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (EOC)
Who can activate the DOC?
The Chief of Police;
The Duty Chief; or,
The Watch Commander.
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8.06 DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS CENTER (DOC) / EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (EOC)
What is the role of the DOC?
As the centralized point of Police Department coordination during multiple, complex, or lengthy operations;
Central point of coordination between multiple Incident Command Posts;
To coordinate logistical support to Incident Commander(s) during multiple, complex, or lengthy operations;
As the Department point of contact when the City's Emergency Operations Center is activated;
As the informational point for Chief Officers; and,
As the channel for Department policies to Incident Commander(s).
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8.06 DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS CENTER (DOC) / EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (EOC)
What is the role of the EOC?
a. To serve as the central point of emergency management for department directors, their executive staff and the City’s Policy Group—Mayor, COO, ACOO, DCOOs.
b. To provide inter-jurisdictional coordination in accordance with the California State Emergency Management System and the National Incident Management System (NIMS);
c. To provide inter-departmental coordination on a citywide basis;
d. To develop response and recovery strategies, policies, and procedures as outlined in the City’s Emergency Operations Plan and all other relevant policies and procedures.
e. To serve as the central point of public information activities.
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
Who will contact the Watch Commander and request that a call-back be initiated?
The Chief, or designee,
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
If an actual call-back is initiated, the requester shall indicate:
A
B
C
D
How many persons are needed;
For how long;
For what purpose; and,
If uniformed, non-uniformed, reserve, volunteer, or civilian personnel are needed.
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
Sergeants or supervisors _______ contact as many of their subordinates as possible.
will
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
Within \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, each sergeant or supervisor will inform his/her __________ or civilian equivalent of how many officers or personnel were _________ contacted.
one hour
lieutenant
personally
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
Supervisors _______ include personnel who are at ________ in their call-back.
shall
training
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
True or False
In the event of a large-scale disaster or critical incident , Personnel should attempt to call Communications Division.
False, they sould not try and call
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
Local ______ stations should be monitored for emergency communications.
radio
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8.07 RECALLING OFF-DUTY PERSONNEL
All off-duty officers, reserve officers, trainee officers, and civilian personnel will immediately go to their ________ duty station without \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
If unable to reach their station, they are to go to the _________ police facility.
assigned
delay
nearest
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8.08 RESPONSIBILITIES OF INVESTIGATIVE PERSONNEL DURING CRITICAL INCIDENTS
During major emergencies, investigative personnel ______ be assigned to emergency functions.
may
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8.08 RESPONSIBILITIES OF INVESTIGATIVE PERSONNEL DURING CRITICAL INCIDENTS
What is the central location for the managment of investigative personnel?
Investigative Personnel Control Center (IPCC)
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8.08 RESPONSIBILITIES OF INVESTIGATIVE PERSONNEL DURING CRITICAL INCIDENTS
When there is a need for investigative personnel, who will coordinate with the IPCC to fulfill the request?
the Department Operations Center
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8.09 MEDIA RELATIONS AT CRITICAL INCIDENTS
The Incident Commander will __________ a person (preferably a supervisor) to carry out this liaison function pending arrival of a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
designate
Public Information Officer
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8.09 MEDIA RELATIONS AT CRITICAL INCIDENTS
[disaster and accident scenes] Department members _________ decline to rescue news media personnel in danger, but will not provide an escort into or out of dangerous areas.
shall not
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8.09 MEDIA RELATIONS AT CRITICAL INCIDENTS
The scene of a Police Department __________ operation (e.g., SWAT) is the same as a ________ scene, except that authorized news media shall be permitted within the _______ perimeter of the scene and are subject to any restrictions set forth by the Incident Commander.
tactical
crime
outer
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8.09 MEDIA RELATIONS AT CRITICAL INCIDENTS
Department members ___________ jeopardize a tactical mission in order to accommodate the news media,
shall not
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8.09 MEDIA RELATIONS AT CRITICAL INCIDENTS
News media ____________ be allowed within the inner perimeter.
should not
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
To request Law Enforcement Mutual Aid (LEMA), three conditions must be in effect:
An emergency must exist or be imminent;
The Chief of Police or Duty Chief has determined that the emergency situation may become, or is already, beyond the control of the Department’s resources; and,
A mission must exist.
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
Who does the incident commander contact if he requires more personnel resources then are available and outside resources are necessary?
The Watch Commander
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
Is a proclamation of emergency necessary for request of Mutual Aid?
No
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
Who remains in charge when mutual aid is requested?
The requesting acency
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
Mutual Aid is not used for large _____________ events (concerts, sporting events, etc.), unless an unanticipated emergency exists or is imminent.
"pre-planned"
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
Whenever practical, the assisting agencies’ personnel will be \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, unless they are unfamiliar with the area or the mission makes it \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
kept together
impractical
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
Under most circumstances, military Mutual Aid resources are not to be used to provide\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ or to perform __________ police functions (i.e., crime reports, traffic enforcement, etc.).
deadly force
“routine”
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
MFF Squad Leaders are responsibel for?
**Acknowledge** MFF activation and **provide an ETA** to the staging area;
**Ensure** that all needed vehicles are secured for the duration of the call out;
**Inspect** all officers for mandatory and personal equipment; and,
**Ensure that MFF equipment bags contain all needed items** on MFF check off-list (list is in the MFF box).
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8.10 MUTUAL AID
Department personnel _________ operate under all policies and procedures of the San Diego Police Department, including MFF procedures; and,
Any modifications to those procedures must be approved by the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
shall
Department's agency representative
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8.11 INCIDENT REPORT PROCEDURES
A file of incident reports, by year, will be kept in _______________________ Unit in chronological order for ______ years.
Operational Support Administration
two
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8.12 Code 100
True or Flase
All visitors and vendors do not need to present an acceptable form of personal photo identification prior to gaining entry.
False Must present a vaild ID
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8.12 Code 100
All Department members not in uniform ________ wear their Department-issued photo identification in plain view, on their _________ garment at all times while in a police facility.
shall
outer-most
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8.12 Code 100
There are three types of "Code 100" established:
Code 100 - Attack from Outside
Code 100 - Attack from Inside
Code 100 - Sniper
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8.12 Code 100
Each facility is responsible for ________ reviewing and updating all Code 100 plans.
annually
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8.12 Code 100
During a code 100 what distance should unit move within to the station under attack?
2 bolcks
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8.12 Code 100
Code 100- Units will remain _________ until a Command Post is designated and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
off the air
broadcast
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8.12 Code 100
Code 100- [field units] Do NOT go _______ to the station, unless _________ to do so.
directly
directed
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8.12 Code 100
The supervisor __________ the station will establish a _____________ and _________ units in the area.
nearest
Command Post
direct
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8.12 Code 100
If the attack occurs during hours the area station is generally vacant and secure, the on-duty supervisor will:
1.
2.
1) Evaluate the situation; and,
2) Assign units to protect the building and its surroundings, including the garage and parking areas.
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8.12 Code 100
**Area Station** Field Units-
An\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ number of units, considering the situation, will move to different locations within two blocks of the station and observe.
appropriate
different
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8.12 Code 100
**Area Station** Field Units
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ SWAT personnel will be sent to the Command Post and, if necessary, additional ____________ and personnel may be requested by the supervisor in charge.
On-duty
SWAT officers
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8.12 Code 100
The _______________ contains ________________ (photos and diagrams) of the Headquarters Building and each area station.
Special Equipment Vehicle (SEV)
"site surveys"
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8.12 Code 100
During a Code 100 at Northern what specific Area Station contingencies occur?
The Division Captain, Lieutenant, or supervisor in charge will immediately notify the Fire-Rescue station next door.
He or she will also assign officers to assist in their station security.
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8.12 Code 100
During a Code 100 at Southern what specific Area Station contingencies occur?
**Border Patrol and U.S. Customs should be advised** of the situation and **location of the Command Post**.
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8.12 Code 100
During a Code 100 at Eastern or Traffic what specific Area Station contingencies occur?
The **supervisor in charge shall immediately** notify Montgomery Field Airport Security.
The tower will be advised of the immediate danger to aircraft entering the airspace above Eastern Division.
**The supervisor in charge at Traffic Division** will have the SEV moved out of the station, if possible.
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8.12 Code 100
OPCONs are ________ increases in operational readiness levels and security.
OPCONs may be ________ for terrorist threats and/or attacks, violent protests, riots, natural disasters, major accidents and other emergencies.
phased
initiated
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8.13 SWAT ARMORY, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT VEHICLE AND BEARCAT
What does SEV stand for?
Special Equipment Vehicle.
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8.13 SWAT ARMORY, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT VEHICLE AND BEARCAT
What is the Special Equipment Vehicle and what is it used for?
The SWAT Special Equipment Vehicle (SEV) is a non-armored vehicle used by SWAT personnel to transport special weapons and equipment to the scene of critical incidents.
Once at an incident, it is also used as a SWAT and Tactical Operations Center (TOC).
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8.13 SWAT ARMORY, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT VEHICLE AND BEARCAT
Responsibility for operational readiness of the SEV rests with who?
The assigned SRT Sergeant or a designated SRT officer.
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8.13 SWAT ARMORY, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT VEHICLE AND BEARCAT
What is the Bearcat?
The Bearcat is an armored vehicle utilized by SWAT at the scene of critical incidents.
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8.13 SWAT ARMORY, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT VEHICLE AND BEARCAT
Who makes the on whether and how to use the Bearcat at a SWAT operation?
SWAT Commanding Officer or ranking SWAT supervisor
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8.13 SWAT ARMORY, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT VEHICLE AND BEARCAT
The SWAT Commanding Officer will brief the __________ on any intended use of the Bearcat.
Field Commander
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8.14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING HOSTAGES/EMERGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
The on-call ENT sergeant shall be notified, via the Watch Commander, in all instances when an incident commander has requested a _______________ with a ___________ or barricaded subject.
Code-11 or Code-12
suicidal
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8.14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING HOSTAGES/EMERGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
The ENT command will be responsible for determining what __________ should be employed to accomplish the mission.
procedure/strategy
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8.14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING HOSTAGES/EMERGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
The ENT Commanding Officer will advise the incident commander and act as a _______ to the negotiating team.
liaison
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8.14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING HOSTAGES/EMERGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
INITIAL RESPONSE BY PATROL OFFICERS:
The following procedures are recommended:
Contain the suspect.
Isolate the scene.
Establish a command post,
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8.14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING HOSTAGES/EMERGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
What is the preferred method of communication with a subject?
telephone
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8.14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING HOSTAGES/EMERGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
Be sure to keep the incident commander informed about any __________ with the suspect.
negotiation
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8.14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING HOSTAGES/EMERGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
The decision to continue or discontinue negotiations is the responsibility of whom?
the incident commander.
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
The Metro Arson Strike Team (MAST) is responsible for the ______________ of incidents involving arson and bombs.
investigation
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
Who will conduct the preliminary investigation at the scene of arson or bombs?
MAST investigators
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
If a patrol officer is dispatched to, or encounters, a suspected arson/suspicious fire, but the fire is extinguished without the Fire- Rescue Department responding, can they call for MAST?
Yes, the officer should contact Police Communications Division and request MAST assistance
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
If MAST personnel are unable to respond to the scene, a MAST supervisor may direct the officer to prepare a crime report (ARJIS-2), which will be forwarded to the MAST office ___________ a case number.
without
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
Who will determine the proper Penal Code section to use for an arson or bomb incident and will then obtain the case number.
MAST
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
If evidence of any other crime is discovered at the scene of an arson fire, a patrol officer will be responsible for submitting a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
separate crime report
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
A patrol supervisor ________ approve this report and a copy shall be faxed or mailed (MS 120) to the _______ office.
shall
MAST
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
Whenever it becomes evident that a fire is suspicious in nature and MAST responds to the scene, who will be responsible for preparing an arson case report?
the assigned MAST Investigator
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
In an arson death case, or any fire-related death that occurs through the negligence of someone other than the victim, who will assume responsibility for the investigation?
the Homicide Unit, with assistance from MAST.
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
Who is responsible for the decision to evacuate an occupied building in the event of a bomb threat only?
The owner or manager of the premises
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
In the event a suspicious object is found, the decision to evacuate rests with who?
the officer in charge of the scene.
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
**_BOMBINGS, ATTEMPTED BOMBINGS, AND FOUND BOMBS_**
The first arriving officer should immediately move all persons away from the device and establish a minimum _______ perimeter. If at all possible and practical, efforts should be made to increase perimeters to as far as \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
300 foot
900 feet
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
**_PROCEDURES FOR BOMBINGS, ATTEMPTED BOMBINGS, AND FOUND BOMBS_**
Patrol Supervisor Responsibilities
1
2
3
4
5
1. Make a **visual survey of the area** and **report to the Watch Commander** via telephone, if possible, the conditions at the incident location.
2. **Assume the role of Incident Commander** and, if needed, establish a command post.
3. **Request sufficient patrol officers** and other personnel required to accomplish tasks related to the incident.
4. **Coordinate with the ranking Fire-Rescue Department official** at the scene.
5. If required, **supervise an orderly evacuation.** The ranking Fire- Rescue Department or MAST supervisor will help determine the distances and locations for evacuation and will advise the Police Incident Commander.
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
[bomb at school] If a suspicious item is found, responsibility shifts from the school ________ to _______________ .
principal
law enforcement
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
[Bomb at school] Students are evacuated at least _________ from the affected building/area and MAST is notified.
500 feet
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
Ammunition of .50 caliber or less ___________ impounded in the Police Property Room following normal procedures and with the ________ of the Property Room supervisor.
may be
approval
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8.15 ARSON INVESTIGATIONS, BOMB THREATS, BOMBINGS, EXPLOSIVES, AND PYROTECHNIC MATERIALS
Fireworks to be held as evidence must be impounded by Who?
Fireworks or explosives will be stored where?
MAST
MAST explosives bunker.
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8.16 Haz Mat
Stay ________ and ________ of the incident and advise responding units of the best route to the scene. Do not touch or walk through any materials.
UPWIND
UPHILL
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8.16 Haz Mat
Do not rush in and become a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_. Take all ________ steps to protect or save HUMAN life. _________ attempt an impossible rescue - do not become part of the problem.
victim
feasible
DO NOT
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8.16 Haz Mat
Determine initial safe distance
Bomb - \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Hazardous material incident - \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
If there is a possibility of a container exploding, the MINIMUM safe distance is \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
300 feet. If possible, 900 feet.
700 feet.
2,000 feet
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8.16 Haz Mat
Your best protection is:
1.
2.
3.
1. Time – do not rush in;
2. Distance - keep a safe distance; and,
3. Shielding - put something between you and the incident (i.e., a building).
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8.16 Haz Mat
Personnel participating in incidents of this type should be kept to a ________ by the supervisor at the scene.
minimum
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8.16 Haz Mat
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ police personnel exposed to the possibility of contamination shall complete the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
All
Medical Status Report for Occupational Injury/Illness
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8.16 Haz Mat
Supervisors will complete the State of California _________________________ (RM-1531A) and the City of San Diego\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Employers Report of Occupational Illness/Injury
Supervisors Injury/Assault Investigative Report
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8.16 Haz Mat
A copy of the RM-1634 report will be hand delivered or faxed to the where and by when?
Watch Commander's Office
prior to the end of shift.
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8.16 Haz Mat
The Watch Commander will keep this copy [of the medical satus reoprt] for \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
72 hours
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8.16 Haz Mat
**_PROCEDURES FOR INCIDENTS AT "GENERAL ATOMICS" INVOLVING NUCLEAR MATERIALS_**
**_Field supervisor responsibilities:_**
Establish an Incident Command Post (ICP) at the intersection of John Jay Hopkins Drive at John Hopkins Court.
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8.17 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES/CRASHES/
**_LINDBERGH FIELD_**
IN NO CASE WILL UNITS BE PERMITTED TO GO BEYOND THE GATES WITHOUT EITHER ESCORT FROM THE ____________ OR AUTHORITY FROM THE \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
HARBOR POLICE
AIRPORT MANAGER
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8.17 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES/CRASHES/
**_LINDBERGH FIELD_**
If a suspected bomb is discovered, who will assume immediate jurisdiction?
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
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8.17 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES/CRASHES/
**_LINDBERGH FIELD_**
When requested by the Harbor Police or the Airport Operations Duty Manager to assist with an Alert III [crash], or other emergencies where casualties/fatalities are involved, the Supervisor-in-Charge may be requested to assume the following responsibilities:
1.
2.
3.
1. **Keep unauthorized persons and vehicles from entering the airfield**;
2. P**rovide security of at least a 400-foot perimeter** around the crash site and be prepared to limit access to the scene to only emergency support personnel and equipment;
3. **Assist the coroner in identification and removal of deceased victims** and provide protection for property belonging to victims.
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8.17 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES/CRASHES/
**_MONTGOMERY FIELD AND BROWN FIELD_**
Unless otherwise directed, responding units are to stage at the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Airport Operations Building
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8.17 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES/CRASHES/
**_MONTGOMERY FIELD AND BROWN FIELD_**
In situations where there is an actual aircraft accident, responding units will be instructed to proceed \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
directly to the scene
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8.17 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES/CRASHES/
The evacuation and isolation of a military aircraft crash site should be at least what distance to avoid exposure to fire, explosion, and other hazards or the destruction of evidence.
1,500 feet
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8.17 AIRCRAFT EMERGENCIES/CRASHES/
Who will assume control and responsibility for the immediate area surrounding the aircraft wreckage and all military aircraft debris, whether injuries or deaths have occurred?
Military personnel
Military guards will be provided for scene protection.
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8.18 RIVER RESCUE PROCEDURES
Other safety personnel, including police officers, are _____________ from making in-water rescues unless there is an _________ threat to the life of the victim, and the rescue can be performed with _________ risk to the officer.
generally prohibited
immediate
minimal
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8.18 RIVER RESCUE PROCEDURES
During any river rescue incident, who will assume overall command of the scene?
the senior San Diego Fire-Rescue Department member
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8.18 RIVER RESCUE PROCEDURES
Once the Fire-Rescue Department and Lifeguard units have arrived at the scene and assumed their responsibilities, police officers present will generally limit their involvement in the rescue effort to any necessary \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
crowd and traffic control
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8.20 EVACUATIONS
The decision to initiate an evacuation is to be made by whom?
the Incident Commander
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8.20 EVACUATIONS
The Incident Commander will determine if evacuations will be _________ or \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
mandatory
voluntary
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8.20 EVACUATIONS
Law enforcement _______ use force to remove any person who remains within the affected area when directed to evacuate.
will not
168
8.20 EVACUATIONS
Emergency responders should clearly inform people that failure to evacuate may result in serious _________ or \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, and that future opportunities to evacuate may not exist.
physical injury
death
169
8.20 EVACUATIONS
Law enforcement will document the __________ of people who refuse to evacuate and have these people \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
location
sign waivers
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8.20 EVACUATIONS
When an area is ordered to be evacuated by the Incident Commander, the _________ will attempt, where practicable, to provide a __________ level of security in evacuated areas to ____________ criminal acts
Department
reasonable
minimize
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8.21 USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN CRITICAL INCIDENTS AND DISASTERS
In determining whether to use volunteers, the Incident Commander should consider the following points:
1.
2.
3.
1. The **degree of danger** that the volunteer(s) will face;
2. The **skills** of the volunteer(s); and,
3. The ability to provide **close supervision of the volunteer(s)**.
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8.21 USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN CRITICAL INCIDENTS AND DISASTERS
The use of Department volunteers should be ___________ with their training, skills, physical limitations, and equipment.
consistent
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8.21 USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN CRITICAL INCIDENTS AND DISASTERS
When Department volunteers are needed in a critical incident, who should be contacted?
the Volunteer Services Sergeant
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8.21 USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN CRITICAL INCIDENTS AND DISASTERS
The Incident Commander should facilitate the response of these organizations, while at the same time ensuring that the response efforts of the emergency services organization are not __________ or _________ with by these groups.
delayed
interfered
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8.21 USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN CRITICAL INCIDENTS AND DISASTERS
The decision by the Incident Commander to use spontaneous volunteers should be one of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. The _________ must significantly _________ the potential liability.
last resort
benefit
outweigh
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8.21 USE OF VOLUNTEERS IN CRITICAL INCIDENTS AND DISASTERS
When there is a need for volunteer personnel and the Department Operations Center (DOC) has been activated, the\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ representative will coordinate and prioritize the need for volunteers and fulfill the request.
Volunteer Services
