Procedure 345 Notification of Chief Officers
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Procedure 345 Notification of Chief Officers

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What is the primary purpose of the Notification of Chief Officers guideline?

  • To establish procedures for when to notify Chief Officers for low frequency/high risk events (correct)
  • To streamline fire response operations
  • To manage financial records
  • To enhance public relations
  • Who has the ultimate authority and responsibility for department operations according to the policy?

  • System Administrator
  • EMS Officer
  • Fire Chief (correct)
  • Shift Commander
  • When should Chief Officers be notified by phone call regarding an injury?

  • Only if hospitalization is not required
  • Only if the injury occurs off-duty
  • For any line of duty injury requiring emergency transport and/or hospitalization (correct)
  • For minor injuries
  • Which type of harassment complaint requires immediate notification of Chief Officers?

    <p>Any complaints of racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual harassment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What personnel problem requires immediate notification of Chief Officers?

    <p>Personnel problems requiring immediate action</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What incident involving a firefighter requires notification of Chief Officers?

    <p>Death of a firefighter</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When should Chief Officers be notified about a fire incident?

    <p>For fire fatalities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of explosion requires immediate notification of Chief Officers?

    <p>Explosions resulting in serious civilian or firefighter injury</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When should Chief Officers be notified about serious motor vehicle accidents involving department apparatus?

    <p>For serious accidents with injuries</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of incident involving multiple casualties requires notification of Chief Officers?

    <p>Mass casualty incidents</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which case requires immediate attention and notification of Chief Officers?

    <p>Any potential liability case(s) or citizen complaint</p> Signup and view all the answers

    For which incident should Chief Officers be notified about hazardous materials?

    <p>Any major hazardous materials release or hazmat team activation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of technical rescue requires immediate notification of Chief Officers?

    <p>Confined space, high angle, collapse, or trench rescue</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When should Chief Officers be notified about coverage issues?

    <p>Shift Commander and company officers are committed to an incident and there is no officer coverage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done if a Chief Officer's mutual aid is requested to an incident?

    <p>Notify Chief Officers immediately</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When should Chief Officers be notified about incidents in the Town of Barnstable?

    <p>For incidents going to 2nd alarm or greater</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of fire incident in Barnstable requires Chief Officer notification?

    <p>Incidents going to 2nd alarm or greater</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When should Chief Officers be notified about threats to the C-O-MM Fire District?

    <p>Domestic terrorism threats specific to the C-O-MM Fire District</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Notification of Chief Officers - COMM Fire Department

    • The primary goal is to establish clear procedures for notifying Chief Officers about low frequency/high risk events.
    • The Fire Chief holds ultimate authority and responsibility for all department operations.
    • Chief Officers must be notified by phone for any line of duty injury that requires emergency transport and/or hospitalization.
    • Immediate notification is required for any complaints of racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual harassment.
    • Personnel issues that require immediate action must be reported to Chief Officers promptly.
    • The death of a firefighter necessitates immediate notification to Chief Officers.
    • Chief Officers should be informed of fire fatalities, while minor injuries resulting from fires don’t require notification.
    • Serious explosions causing firefighter or civilian injuries require immediate notification.
    • Serious motor vehicle accidents involving C-O-MM Fire Rescue apparatus necessitate notification; minor accidents do not.
    • Any potential liability case or citizen complaint must be brought to the attention of Chief Officers immediately.
    • The Shift Commander should seek guidance whenever needed, not just during emergencies.
    • Notification is required when the dive team is activated for any water rescue incident.
    • Incidents escalating to a 2nd alarm or higher in Town of Barnstable call for notification to Chief Officers.
    • Major hazardous materials releases or hazmat team activations require immediate notification.
    • Any technical rescue involving confined spaces, high angles, collapse, or trench rescues necessitates immediate communication with Chief Officers.
    • Notifications are required for domestic terrorism threats specific to the C-O-MM Fire District.
    • Mass casualty incidents must be reported immediately to the Chief Officers.
    • Motor vehicle crashes that involve entrapment require alerting Chief Officers, while minor accidents do not.
    • For mutual aid incidents, especially when C-O-MM Fire apparatus is involved, immediate notification to Chief Officers is essential.
    • Coverage issues must be raised if the Shift Commander and company officers are unavailable for an incident.
    • Chief Officers must be notified immediately if their mutual aid is requested for an incident.
    • In Barnstable, fire incidents escalating to 2nd alarm or greater necessitate contact with Chief Officers.
    • Major hazardous materials incidents necessitate immediate reporting, while minor spills do not require such urgency.
    • Serious accidents (with injuries) involving department apparatus require notification; minor issues do not.
    • Lack of officer coverage during an incident should prompt immediate notification to Chief Officers.

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    Test your knowledge on the 'Notification of Chief Officers' guideline from the COMM Fire Department. This quiz covers the primary purpose of the guideline and who holds ultimate authority in department operations. You'll encounter multiple choice questions that assess your understanding of critical procedures.

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