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309 - Staging

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What is the purpose of staging areas in the Chesapeake Fire Department?

To store equipment when not in use

To temporarily position resources at emergency incidents (correct)

To provide a location for training exercises

To serve as a base for community outreach programs

What procedures are used for staging in the Chesapeake Fire Department?

Procedures consistent with the department's Incident Command System (ICS (correct)

Procedures consistent with the department's Human Resources policies

Procedures consistent with the department's Financial Management policies

Procedures consistent with the department's Marketing and Public Relations policies

Who is responsible for maintaining resources in the staging area?

The Incident Commander (IC

The first responder to arrive at the scene

The owner of the property where the staging area is located

The staging area manager identified by the IC (correct)

What are the two types of staging used in the Chesapeake Fire Department?

Level I and Level II Signup and view all the answers

In what type of incident should the stage-away option be used?

Incidents involving known or suspected violent subjects Signup and view all the answers

In what types of incidents are personnel required to wear ballistic vests?

Incidents involving known or suspected violent subjects Signup and view all the answers

What should be considered when selecting a staging location?

It should be pre-planned Signup and view all the answers

Can private property be used for staging without permission?

No, permission from the owner, administrator, or property manager is required Signup and view all the answers

What should responding units do when called to stage-away?

Remain staged away until notified that the scene is safe to enter Signup and view all the answers

Who is ultimately responsible for the staging of resources at emergency incidents?

The Incident Commander (IC Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

The Chesapeake Fire Department has a policy for staging resources at emergency incidents.
Staging areas are designated locations within the incident area for temporarily positioning resources.
Staging is conducted using procedures, guidelines, and positions consistent with the department's Incident Command System (ICS).
The Incident Commander (IC) should identify a staging area manager to maintain resources.
Level I and Level II staging are used for initial and extended attack operations, respectively.
The stage-away option should be used in incidents involving known or suspected violent subjects.
Personnel must wear ballistic vests in certain types of incidents.
Staging locations should be pre-planned and cause minimal disruption to traffic flow and business activity.
Private property should only be used with permission from the owner, administrator, or property manager.
Responding units should acknowledge the call to stage-away and remain staged away until notified that the scene is safe to enter.

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Test your knowledge on the Chesapeake Fire Department's policy for staging resources at emergency incidents with this informative quiz. From identifying a staging area manager to the use of level I and II staging, this quiz covers all the necessary procedures, guidelines, and positions consistent with the department's Incident Command System (ICS). You'll also learn about the stage-away option, the use of ballistic vests in certain types of incidents, and the importance of pre-planning staging locations. Take the quiz and see how well you