SOP V1 ✅✅ Flashcards
How often are vehicle GPS’s pinged?
Every 2 minutes.
01-01-01
What 4 sets of data does the GPS system collect?
- Exceeds posted speed limit by 30 MPH or more. For 2 or more pings.
- Exceeds 90 MPH
- Idled for 4 or more hours.
- Outside Franklin or its contiguous counties.
01-01-01
Who is ultimately responsible when backing a division vehicle?
Both the driver & the officer / partner.
01-01-02
If the backer can not be seen, what must the driver do?
Stop the vehicle immediately.
01-01-02
Who can call for a Rescue Support Unit?
Officer, Acting Officer or Incharge Rescue.
01-01-06
During the Initial Radio Report, when must the location of the command post be included?
When the Command Post is not located on the “Alpha Side”.
01-02-03
Members in imminent danger should transmit “Mayday, Mayday, Mayday. Followed by a LUNAR report. What is LUNAR acronym?
L location
U unit
N name
A air
R resources
01-02-04 3.3.1
Radio Restriction Tone will be activated by the FAO once a Mayday is declared. This tone marks the channel how often?
Every 10 seconds.
01-02-04
Define 10-57 & 10-3.
10-57 A deteriorating situation that may cause personal harm.
10-3 An imminent danger situation.
01-02-05
Name all the Fireground Benchmarks that SHALL be transmitted by radio.
(BENCHMARK: 360 WWRASP)
BENCHMARK 360 WWRASP
360 Complete
Working fire
RIT Established
All Clear (Primary & Secondary)
Water on the Fire
Situation Contained
PAR
01-02-02
What does a C.A.N. report stand for?
Conditions
Actions
Needs
01-02-02
Buildings over 2 stories but within reach of an aerial ladder can be designated as what?
Multistory.
01-02-03
What 5 items shall the Incident Action Plan, (IAP) include?
(Incident F.L.L.I.A.)
INCIDENT F.L.L.I.A
- Findings from the 360
- Life safety / hazards
- Location of the Fire.
- IAP & Strategy
- Additional resources
01-02-03
When should an “Urgent Communication” be used?
Urgent L.E.S.C.
• Loss of water on attack lines
• Early sign of collapse
• Signs of Backdraft/Flashover
• Change from Offensive to Defensive
01-02-04
Urgent Communications should include what 2 pieces of information?
- Situation Status. (Problem)
- Appropriate Recommendation. (Solution)
01-02-04 2.3
When can the Incident Safety Officer bypass the chain of command and issue orders?
When personnel are in imminent danger.
Personnel life safety
01-03-02 2.3
When a member is separated from their company to complete a task. What are their automatic orders?
After completion of that task, return / report to their immediate supervisor.
01-03-02 2.6
The first arriving officer / member shall assume what?
Incident Command.
01-03-04 2.1
After a Mayday is called. The affected talkgroup should only be used by who?
•Incident Commander
•Division or Group Supervisor
•RIC
•Plus the member that activated the mayday
01-02-04
Once a Mayday is received, and the I/C determines that a change to a talkgroup is necessary. What is the pre-designated fireground?
TAC 1
01-02-04
What is the one function that will always be filled at every emergency incident?
Incident Commander.
01-03-01 3.4.5
Who is ultimately responsible for effective incident operations?
The highest ranking officer, regardless of whether or not they formally assumes command.
01-03-02 2.13
Does a fire involving city owned property need a fire investigator?
Yes.
01-03-03
Is it mandatory for the first arriving officer / member to establish command?
Yes
01-03-04 2.1