Volume 11 PTQ 1 Flashcards
(104 cards)
Company officers and unit supervisors are responsible for reporting”Holding,______ mile out”
1/4
When dealing with wildland fire incident, the priority of the LACO are: (3)
- Protection of life
- incident stabilization
- property/environment protection and conservation
All single resources supervisors, personnel with assignments and operations overhead shall carry both_________ and________ Radio handy talkie radios with them
Tactical
Command
Follow-up report to command and control will include the fire’s relationship to____ lands
SRA (State responsibility land)
Interagency fire’s: an initial action zone (IAZ) and mutual aid fires will require the use of common command and______ radio frequency.
Air to ground
Jurisdictional or first in captain will designate a Helispot location and Helispot engine company to command and control within_____ minutes of dispatch
2 minutes
Unless there is an immediate exposure protection need, first attack on wildland fire’s will be a_____ operation on the fire’s flanks
Perimeter control
A 1 1/2 inch Progressive hose lay will be deployed for the entire perimeter on both flanks of a wildland fire over______ in diameter
300 feet
Burning out operations shall have the approval of the_______
Division/Group supervisor
Backfiring operations requires the approval of the_______ or________
Operations section chief
or
Incident commander
A_________ is required around all wildland fire’s
Cold trail
A minimum safety briefing will discuss (3)
- fire orders
- LCES
- watch out situations
- in addition, Personnel shall be provided with briefing on down hill incident line construction when relevant to their operations
If no safety zone exist, or the black is not a safe location, a________ safety zone will be created
Constructed
Flight crews will not be landed in the safety zone until approval is given by the_____
Incident commander
The_______ or the_______ Shall analyze obtained weather information
Incident commander
Plans section chief
Fuel size up
_______– Flashy fuels only, including tallgrass
____–mix or grass and brush fuels, Up to 2 feet in height
_____–fuel of 2 feet to 6 feet in height
____–feel over 6 feet in height
Grass fuel
Light fuel
Medium fuel
Heavy fuel
SRA Lands: The battalion Chiefs shall determine exactly fire location during briefing by district captain, and shall check the SRA map
Answer in statement
Battalion chief shall report to command and control when fire is on or threatening_______ lands. Notify FCC on the______ report
SRA
Follow up report
If the fire Will involve SRA lands, an______ should be requested
Agency representative
The first arriving superintendent will become________. The second and any additional superintendents should be given line assignments so an assessment of tactical operations, crew safety, and fire activity can be made. Also assist IC with incident action plan
Crew coordinator
Once unified command is established the IC’s will then:
- briefed each person on agency mission, Objectives, priorities, limitations, and resource levels
- IC’s establish prioritized list of incident objectives
- IC’s agree on strategy, appoint one OSC and provide briefing
- IC’s develop a single IAP
- IC’s establishe a single point ordering system
- IC’s stay together and jointly evaluate plan and need to change objectives and strategy
- IC’s work together to solve problems
Captain shall contact command and control, and announce engine and Helispot location within the first______ minutes of dispatch.
Two minutes
Brushfire: engine auxiliary pump, not main pump, should be utilized
Answer in statement
Burning out/firing out: notify_______ of intent to burn out/fire out. Division/Group supervisor shall notify the______ or_______
Divisions/group supervisor
OSC or IC