SOP 200 Series Flashcards

1
Q

The time it takes for a company to reach their assignment area after receiving an order

A

In Transit

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2
Q

A forward staging position located just outside the immediate hazard zone

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On-Deck

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3
Q

At large scale incidents Command will establish at least _____ rehab sector if necessary

A

1

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4
Q

A timely and efficient mean of air replacement and rehydration

A

Recycling

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5
Q

Tactical Objectives listed in order:

A
  1. Remove endangered occupants and treat the injury
  2. Stabilize the incident and provide for life safety
  3. Conserve property
  4. Provide for the safety, accountability, and welfare of personnel
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6
Q

8 Basic Functions of Command

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  1. Assume, confirm position of command
  2. Situation evaluation (size up)
  3. Initiate, maintain, and control communications process
  4. Deployment Management
  5. Identify Strategy/Develop Incident Action Plan
  6. Incident Organization
  7. Review, Evaluation and revision
  8. Continuing, Transferring, and terminating command
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7
Q

Who shall assume command on an incident

A

First fire department member or unit to arrive

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8
Q

One or two Company responses that are not going to escalate beyond the commitment of these companies do not require _______

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Formal activation of the Incident Command System

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9
Q

A situation where no problem is visible, generally require investigation by the initial arriving company while other units remain in level one staging.

A

Nothing Showing - Investigation Mode

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10
Q

Situations that require immediate action to stabilize and require the Company Officer’s assistance and direct involvement in the attack

A

Fast- Action- Mode

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11
Q

For whatever reason the situation is NOT stabilized the fast-action company officer IC moves to the ______ command position and is now in the command mode

A

Exterior (stationary)

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12
Q

When would it be appropriate for first arriving company officer to transfer command to the next arriving unit on scene

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When an entire crew is needed for example, high-rise operation, or an immediate rescue

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13
Q

Command shall not be transferred to unit who is not on scene (T/F)

A

True

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14
Q

Command is only transferred when ________ has been completed

A

Transfer of Command process

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15
Q

The _____ member of the Command Team is the Senior Advisor

A

Third

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16
Q

Overall Direction of the Incident

A

Strategic Level

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17
Q

Objectives assigned to Sectors (Divisions or Groups)

A

Tactical Level

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18
Q

Task objectives assigned to Companies

A

Task Level

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19
Q

During offensive fires ____ companies represent a reasonable maximum span of control for a Sector Officer

A

5 companies

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20
Q

During Defensive fires ____ companies represents a reasonable maximum span of control

A

7 companies

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21
Q

______ should be utilized where the span of control with Sectors is maximized or incidents involving tow or more distinctly different major management components

A

Branch Officers
D

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22
Q

Fire Departments involvement and needs at an incident scene can be divided into four sections they are:

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  1. Logistics
  2. Planning
  3. Operations
  4. Administrative Section
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23
Q

______ Sections is the support mechanism for the organization

A

Logistics

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24
Q

Section responsible for the tactical priorities, accountability, safety and welfare of the personnel

A

Operations Section

25
Q

Section that Evaluates and manages the risk and financial requirements of the Fire Departments involvement in an incident

A

Administration Section

26
Q

Planning Sections is responsible for:

A

Evaluation current strategy and plan with incident commander
Refund and recommend any needed changes to plan
Evaluate Incident organization and span of control

27
Q

Logistics Section is responsible for:

A

Provide Rehab
Manage Staging
Provide and manage any needed supplies or equipment

28
Q

The Fire Departments involvement and needs at a incident scene can be divided into four sections, they are:

A

Logistics
Planning
Operations
Administrative

29
Q

Operations Section is responsible for:

A

Coordinate activities with the IC
Implement Incident Management Plan
Assign units to Sectors/Branch’s based on tactical objectives

30
Q

Administrative Sections is responsible for:

A

Procurement of services and or supplies
Documenting all financial costs of incident
Analyzing and managing legal risks

31
Q

What is the purpose of the Emergency Power Outage Plan

A

To check and secure welfare of customers in the outage area that may be at risk due to age, health/impairments or immobility’s

32
Q

Two types of power outages that companies generally experience are:

A

Local Outages
Feeder Outages

33
Q

Wire or poles down, pole fires or transformer problems, which usually effect LOCAL area

A

Local Outages

34
Q

Damage or problems at an electrical substation or major distribution line that causes power outage to a large area is known as

A

Feeder Outage

35
Q

Transformer outage for SRP effects approximately _____ residences
Transformer outage for APS effects approximately _____ residences

A

10 residences
35 residences or 800 homes

36
Q

A feeder outage with SRP could effect approximately _____ customers
A feeder outage with APS could effect approximately _____ customers

A

200 customers
2,000 customers

37
Q

The Emergency Outage Plan (EPOP) can be implemented when he heat stress index factor (temperature and humidity) exceeds ____ degrees or extremely cold temperatures below ____ degrees or whenever deemed necessary

A

105 degrees
34 degrees

38
Q

The initiation of the Emergency Outage Plan (EPOP) can be implemented at the discretion of (2)

A

Duty Chief
Any Senior Staff or Command Officer

39
Q

When a large scale power outage creates high demand for Fire/Medical what should be considered

A

Emergency operations plan or Emergency Neighbor Activation Plan Kit (Phoenix Fire)

40
Q

The EOC (Emergency Operations Center) will work within 5 functional areas that include:

A

City Manager
Police Chief
Fire Chief
PIO
Deputy City Manager

41
Q

The Passport System equipment involves a ______ plastic card with the company ID etched on it

A

2”X4”

42
Q

The Passport will ALWAYS be located on the _____ of the apparatus at the company officer position or the driver side door.

A

Dash

43
Q

All Passports and Helmet ID’s will be inspected ______

A

Quarterly

44
Q

Crews of the initial assignment that have apparatus parked in VERY close proximity of ______ feet or less of the initial engine may leave their Passports on dash

A

50 feet

45
Q

Any crew who apparatus is more than ______ feet away must deliver their passports to the accountability engine and Planck the passports on the status board

A

50 feet

46
Q

Once ______ sector is established all crews reporting to building will deliver their passports to the lobby

A

Lobby

47
Q

The term “Mayday” is only to be reserved for

A

Lost or trapped firefighter

48
Q

The term “emergency traffic” will be reserved for

A

All other emergencies except for lost or trapped firefighter

49
Q

How many RIC-SCBA kits will be used per firefighter

A

1

50
Q

You should use what while searching off hotlines

A

Life lines

51
Q

Temporary two-person team assigned at the outset of an incident to allow teams to enter IDLH, potential IDLH, or unknown atmosphere

A

IRC (Initial RIC)

52
Q

It is priority of command to upgrade IRIC to full RIC

A

As soon as practically possible

53
Q

Exceptions to RIC Requirements at Structure Fires

A

Immediate life hazard where immediate action could prevent loss of life
Fire is in incipient stage and can be controlled by portable fire extinguisher

54
Q

During normal business hours who assumes safety sector

A

Safety 202

55
Q

If Safety 202 is unavailable who assumes the responsibility

A

Command will assign as BSO

56
Q

Who does safety sector report to?

A

Directly to command, how has full authority to terminate, suspend or alter any unsafe conditions or action

57
Q

Safety Sector intervention at scene operations involve three approaches, what are they?

A
  1. Life threatening situations
  2. Non-life threatening situations
  3. On-going incident planning process
58
Q

Lobby Sector

A

Control access to a building or area during fires

59
Q

The ________ is the only location where personnel shall enter or exit from the controlled area, in order to maintain full accountability

A

Lobby sector