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What is the purpose of the Standard Operating Guideline (SOG) 1059.18.01?
Who does the Standard Operating Guideline (SOG) 1059.18.02 apply to?
What are the two types of decontamination mentioned in the Standard Operating Guideline (SOG) 1059.18.03?
Who determines the type of decontamination required after an incident?
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What is the purpose of Gross Decontamination after a fire incident?
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When should personnel rinse off debris and products of combustion during Gross Decontamination?
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What is the recommended tool for facilitating a cleaner Gross Decontamination process?
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What should personnel do after rinsing the exterior portion of the PPE during Gross Decontamination?
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What is expected of all crews within 1 hour of exposure to any contaminant?
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What is recommended immediately upon arrival at the fire station after exposure to contaminants?
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What is the responsibility of the responder regarding the completion of the exposure report?
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Who is responsible for establishing and overseeing the Gross Decontamination area and process?
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What should be done with all exposed gear prior to leaving the scene?
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What is the expectation regarding the health of all members during an incident?
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When are personnel cleared for re-assignment or cleared from the incident?
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Where should all air packs be decontaminated after a fire incident?
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Study Notes
Standard Operating Guideline (SOG) 1059.18.01 Purpose
- Establishes protocols for managing hazardous material exposures during firefighting activities.
- Aims to ensure safety and health of personnel by minimizing contamination risks.
Applicability of SOG 1059.18.02
- Applies to all personnel involved in firefighting and emergency response operations.
Types of Decontamination in SOG 1059.18.03
- Gross Decontamination: Initial removal of contaminants, often performed on-site.
- Personal Decontamination: More detailed and thorough cleaning procedure post-incident.
Determination of Decontamination Type
- Incident commander assesses and decides the appropriate type of decontamination required after incidents.
Purpose of Gross Decontamination
- Removes hazardous materials, reducing the risk of exposure and contamination for responders.
Timing for Rinsing During Gross Decontamination
- Personnel should rinse off debris and products of combustion immediately after exposure during Gross Decontamination.
Recommended Tool for Gross Decontamination
- Use of a hose or apparatus that provides ample water pressure to effectively clean the gear and PPE.
Actions After Rinsing PPE During Gross Decontamination
- Personnel must thoroughly inspect and dry the exterior portion of PPE to ensure it is safe for reuse.
Exposure Protocols for Crews
- All crews are expected to complete decontamination procedures within one hour of exposure to any contaminants.
Post-Exposure Recommendations at Fire Station
- Responders should shower and change into clean clothing immediately upon arrival at the fire station after exposure.
Exposure Report Responsibility
- Each responder is responsible for completing their own exposure report following an incident.
Gross Decontamination Area Oversight
- The incident commander is responsible for establishing and overseeing the Gross Decontamination area and processes.
Handling of Exposed Gear Post-Incident
- All exposed gear must be removed, isolated, and properly decontaminated before leaving the incident scene.
Health Expectation of Members During Incident
- All members are expected to maintain high health standards and monitor for symptoms of exposure throughout the incident.
Clearance for Re-assignment
- Personnel are cleared for re-assignment or deemed clear from the incident after successfully completing decontamination and health assessments.
Decontamination of Air Packs
- All air packs should be decontaminated in a designated area, separate from other gear, after a fire incident.
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Test your knowledge of the Bonita Springs Fire Control and Rescue District Standard Operating Guidelines related to the decontamination of PPE, tools, and apparatus after IDLH incidents. This quiz covers specific procedures, purpose, and scope outlined in the guidelines.
