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1
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The time interval that begins when the unit is dispatched and ends at the beginning point of travel time.

A

Turnout time

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The time interval that begins when a unit is en route to the emergency incident and ends when the unit arrives at the scene

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Travel time

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For district purposes, this is the time interval from unit being dispatched to when the units are on scene.

A

Total response times

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Turnout time organizational goals
__ sec for fire/special operations
__ sec for ems response

A

80

60

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Travel time organizational goals
\_\_\_ sec (_ min) for the first arriving unit for fire and ems incidents
\_\_\_ sec (_ min) for the arrival of an initial full alarm assignment for fire calls.
A

240sec, 4min

480sec, 8min

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Total response time organizational goals
___sec (_ min) total response time to ems calls
___sec (_ min, __sec) total response time for first unit arrival on fire related incidents
___sec (_min, __sec) total response time for the arrival of remainder of initial full alarm assignment for fire calls

A

300sec, 5 min
320sec, 5 min 20 sec
560sec, 9min 20 sec

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7
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Purpose of this document is to establish response times performance objectives, titled response time benchmark goals

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SOG 1.2.10

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8
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Residential structure fire definition

A

Will consist of 1 to 3 living unit(s) structures that are designed as residential occupancies or homes.

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Residential structure fire SOG #

A

3.2.2.1

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10
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The first alarm will provide

A 
4 Engines
1 Ladder
1 Chief Officer
1 Medic Unit
1 Medic DO
1-2 IMFD rescue trucks
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A second alarm consists of

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2 Engines
1 Ladder/Truck
1 Chief Officer
1 Medic Unit

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12
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3.2.2.6

A

Vehicle fire response

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13
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Response of vehicle fires will normally consist of _ engine

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1

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Vehicle fire response
Apparatus placement should be approx __ ft away
Considerations should e given to the following ;

A 
75
Wind direction
Run off
Placement of app between incident and oncoming traffic
Safety of crew
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15
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What ppe is needed for vehicle fires

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Complete ppe, scba with face mask shall be worn

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16
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When ______ is not a factor, water should be applied to extinguish the fire.

A

Rescue

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17
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Class _ foam is recommended to be used whenever the vehicle fire is uncontrollable due to the presence of a flammable liquid

A

B

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18
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Energy absorbing bumpers consist of a gas and fluid filled cylinders that when heated during a fire, have been known to travel __-__ ft

A

25-75ft

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19
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___ _________ extinguishers can also be effective against combustible burning metals of vehicles

A

Dry chemical

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20
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High-voltage drive train power can vary from ___-___ volts and run up to ___amps as well.

A

122-675 volts

125amps

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21
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The bright ______ cable is the industry standard for HV power in a motor vehicle

A

Orange

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22
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Hydrogen is combustible at _-___% by volume; it has the highest flame velocity of any gas and its ignition energy is very low.

A

4-74.2%

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23
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Standards that set forth comprehensive minimum criteria to ensure safe and effective fire and emergency medical response

A

NFPA 1710

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24
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SOG 1.2.11 is for

A

District coverage

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25
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Two prominent considerations in support of district coverage are

A

Area/zones of higher call volume

Travel distance for response

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26
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Coverage minimums-
Minimum acceptable coverage (MAC) for Iona is

Minimum coverage otherwise is __, preferably at 72,73,74

A

1 engineer or ladder at stations 72, 73, 74

15

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27
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Which two units are the likely units to shift location when the need to cover core areas arise?

A

71 & 75

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28
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Multi family residential Structure will consist of structures such as

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Apartments, town houses, condominiums, and other tenement properties (4 or more units).

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29
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Core areas of coverage for IMFD = __, __, __

A

72
73
74

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30
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3.3 Considerations Room should be left on the _____ side of the structure for the ladder/truck placement

A

Alpha

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31
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3.3 Considerations- Apparatus providing _______ ______ should consider pulling past the 1st due engine to leave room for the truck

A

Booster back up

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32
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3.3 Considerations- If 3rd due is a truck/ladder and no other ladders are on scene, consider switching _____ ______.

A

Water supply

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33
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3.3 Considerations- If water supply is within ___’ of the 1st due apparatus, it is expected that 1st due will be able to secure its own water.

A

100’

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34
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Addition alarms should be requested when presented with any circumstance that is labor intensive:
-
-
-
-
A

Long distance for water supply
Confirmed victim(s)
Building hazards such as hurricane shutters
Fires not able to be controlled with 1 hose line

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35
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The purpose of this SOG is to provide general expectations for company operations at a multi family residential structure fire.
Title- Multi Family Residential
SOG # ….

A

3.2.2.2

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36
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A multi-floor building with ________ _________ may be considered a multi-family structure for tactical and strategic purposes even if it has a standpipe system in the stairwell.

A

Exterior hallways

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37
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Purpose of this SOG is to provide general expectations for company operations at a commercial “Big Box” structure fire. This SOG is titled Commercial Structure Fire
SOG #…

A

3.2.2.3

38
Q

Purpose of this guideline is to lay out the safe method to approach a fire in “Big Box” structures.
Titles Commercial- “Big Box” Store Appendeices
SOG # …

A

3.2.2.3a

39
Q

A big box is a large building with non-compartmented spaces, routinely _______ sq ft. Mostly single floor on a concrete slab, rectangle shape.

A

40,000

40
Q

Most big box stores have ____ roof and ceiling trusses made of _____.

A

Flat

Steel

41
Q

Big box stores. The walls are made of concrete block sometimes ____ ____ construction; these walls can fall _______ if the roof loses stability

A

Tilt slab

Outward

42
Q

_____ __________ and the _______ of smoke/air movement are two of the most important indicators of fire behavior

A

Smoke conditions

Pattern

43
Q

Big box store.

If multiple calls are reported, blank Should be automatically dispatched.

A

A second alarm

44
Q

Big box stores. If unable to conduct a 360, then _ sides need to be observed.

A

3

45
Q

Big box store.

______ due should attempt to view 3 sides of the structure.

A

First

46
Q

Big box store
Supplemental support of the ____ __________ ______ is among the most effective methods limiting crew exposure to interior operations, while simultaneously addressing occupant life safety

A

Fire suppression system

47
Q

big box store
_________ utilization should be considered effective only for small incident fire suppression or later overhaul operations.
The most prominent limiting factor affecting utilization of these systems for larger scale suppression operations is the ____________ or _______ locations.

A

Standpipe

Inconsistent or unknown

48
Q

____ ________ is the highest incident priority during a big box fire response.

A

Life safety

49
Q

Duet to the inability to quickly remove smoke from these buildings and the amount of time it will take to completely search a “Big Box”, a _______ ____ search is the most reasonable rescue attempt.

A

Focused area

50
Q

Big box stores
The IC should consider a substantial ______ ______ with coordinated ventilation (consider tandem fans) as the best method of protecting citizens.

A

Direct attack.

51
Q

____ ________ and other ______ can easily hide fire, and heavy fuel loads ass to the danger.

A

Drop ceilings and other voids

52
Q

Big box

All interior personnel should remain on a ____ ____, or a rescue ___ ____ coming off of a hose.

A

Hose line

Tag line

53
Q

Due to the inherent dangers of penetrating long distances inside a big box on fire, interior hose stretches should be limited to ___ ft past the entrance point.

A

150

54
Q

Big box.

Attack crews should enter the _______ entrance to the fire area.

A

Closest

55
Q

Big box
If heat and smoke conditions are getting worse during an offensive attack, consider evacuating the building and initiating a _________ operation.

A

Defensive

56
Q

Big box

Determine _______ of the fire asap; all future tactical ops depend on this vital information.

A

Location

57
Q

Big box
The primary responsibility of the first arriving crews should be ____ ______ and ________ _________ until sufficient resources are in place to mount an interior attack on the building of origin.

A

Life safety

Exposure protection

58
Q

________ exposures = uninvolved parts of the structure separated by firewall.

A

Internal

59
Q

________ Exposures = uninvolved buildings which are not connected to the involved structure.

A

External

60
Q

Big box

Fire attack should be initiated from the closest ________ _____ point to the fire

A

Exterior entry

61
Q

At a minimum for big box interior fire attack, a _____” handline should be utilized.

A

2 1/2”

62
Q

Effective __________ of a significant fire in a big box building is often difficult.

A

Ventilation

63
Q

Big box
If crews are operating inside the building and conditions worsen, ________ __________ should be established quickly, this will help interior crews to escape.

A

Vertical ventilation

64
Q

Unless fire is of electric nature, only secure ___ service and ____. Losing lights in a big box greatly compromises integral operations

A

Gas and HVAC

65
Q

Definition of a high (or Mid) rise structure.

A

Any structure that has 5 or more floors above grade, with enclosed stairwells and hallways

66
Q

High or mid rise structure fire SOG #

A

3.2.2.5

67
Q

High rise & mid rise Operations Appendix SOG #

A

3.2.2.5a

68
Q

An _________ coordinated fire attack has proven to be the most effective tactical option in the majority of high rise fire situations.

A

Aggressive

69
Q

Persons in ________ danger must always be our highest priority.

A

Highest

70
Q

High rise / mid rise
Our initial goal should be to rescue the ____ threatened by smoke and fire, while ______________ extending an aggressive attack on the fire to prevent the other occupants from serious threat.

A

Most

Simultaneously

71
Q

The construction of most high rise buildings effectively _______ the interior from the outside.

A

Shields

72
Q

High rise and mid rise.
The initial attack companies will upstairs with only
-
-
-
-
Other equipment will be pooled in the _____

A

SCBA’s
TIC
High rise packs
Basic FE tools

Lobby

73
Q 
High rise and mid rise Ops
It is critical that the initial attack teams communicate their actions and give size-up reports from 5 locations;
-
-
-
-
-
A 
The exterior
The Fire Control Room
The Fire Attack Stairwell
The Fire Floor
The Fire room/apartment
74
Q

Pressurizing the attack stairwell can be done by placing 1 fan blowing into the stairwell at the ______ and a 2nd fan blowing into the stairwell ____ floors below the fire floor.
Almost all stairwells have ______ or ____ access doors at the top. These can be used in conjunction with a fan at ground level.

A

Bottom
Three
Hatches or roof access

75
Q

High rise and mid rise
Proceed to a floor at least _ floors below the fire using a “_____________ _______” elevator and go to the fire floor by way of stairwell.
Operations will be set up on the floor _____ fire floor.

A

2
Firefighter service
Below

76
Q

High rise mid rise

At the first sign that a working Fire is in progress, call for _________ _________

A

Additional resources

77
Q

High rise and mid rise

Assign a team to check the floor _____ the fire floor; indicating possible fire extension

A

Above

78
Q

If communications becomes a problem in high/mid rise buildings, the first option would be to utilize the ___mhz state simplex on zone __, channels ending with “_” which transmit and receive directly from radio to radio

A

800mhz
Zone 14
D

79
Q

High/mid rise

Normally teams ______ the building will account for the majority of radio traffic

A

Within

80
Q

High rise mid rise
One chief will be the IC and the other chief will be assigned as the ________ supervisor overseeing operations _ floors below the fire floor

A

Division

2

81
Q

High/mid rise
The officer of the _____ engine is typically responsible for assuming _____ _______ until the arrival of the _____ Chief Officer.

A

Third
Lobby control
Third

82
Q

High/mid rise
When can you silence any audible alarms with command approval?
After…

A

After lobby control has secured entry/exit points and prevented occupant re-entry

83
Q

High/mid rise
The _____ arriving engine shall establish the staging area ___ floors below the fire floor
The officer of the engine shall function as the _______ ____ _______
This crew should be prepared to function as the ___ prior to the arrival of additional units

A

Fifth
Two
Staging area manager
RIT

84
Q

If level II staging is necessary for apparatus, command should assign a ____________ name to not confuse it for the Staging area ( 2 floors below fire floor)

A

Geographical

85
Q

The_____ arriving unit will ascend with RIT equipment 2 floors below the fire floor.

A

Sixth

86
Q

The ______ arriving chief officer will assume the role of safety officer and report to the IC

A

Fourth

87
Q

Class _ foam is recommended to be used whenever the vehicle fire is uncontrollable dues to the presence of a flammable/combustible liquid

A

B

88
Q

Batteries- Explosion hazard due to presence of ________ vapors

A

Hydrogen

89
Q

Hydrogen has the _______ flame velocity of any gas and its ignition energy is very ___, which is __% less than methane gas

A

Highest
Low
32%

90
Q

Depending on the aerial device, the pump for the hydraulic system is either a;
____________ pump,

____________ pump, or a

____________ pump.

A

Load sensing piston pump,
Rotary vane pump, or a
Rotary gear positive displacement pump.

Engineer (8 decks)

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