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What is the primary purpose of the Community Risk Reduction Guideline?
What is the primary purpose of the Community Risk Reduction Guideline?
- To establish fire department hiring practices
- To identify sources of fire department funding
- To outline procedures for emergency response training
- To provide general guidance for community risk reduction services (correct)
Which of the following situations qualifies a citizen for a smoke alarm appointment?
Which of the following situations qualifies a citizen for a smoke alarm appointment?
- A citizen wants to upgrade smoke alarms in their home
- A citizen is unable to financially afford a smoke alarm (correct)
- A citizen has recently moved into a new home
- A citizen is looking for advice on fire safety measures
How can community members request a smoke alarm appointment?
How can community members request a smoke alarm appointment?
- By making a request during community meetings
- By sending a letter to the fire chief
- By visiting the fire station in person
- Through the Spring FD website or by contacting the CRR Specialist (correct)
In which situations can a CRR Specialist use their discretion to schedule an appointment?
In which situations can a CRR Specialist use their discretion to schedule an appointment?
What should a CRR specialist do if they feel unsafe during an appointment?
What should a CRR specialist do if they feel unsafe during an appointment?
How many smoke alarms can be provided by the fire department per household?
How many smoke alarms can be provided by the fire department per household?
Who can conduct smoke alarm appointments if a CRR specialist is unavailable?
Who can conduct smoke alarm appointments if a CRR specialist is unavailable?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the appointment conducted by a CRR specialist?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the appointment conducted by a CRR specialist?
What is the recommended action regarding ladder use during installations for a CRR specialist?
What is the recommended action regarding ladder use during installations for a CRR specialist?
What is required for the final installation of any child passenger device?
What is required for the final installation of any child passenger device?
What should happen if there are signs of weapons or illegal substances during a child passenger safety appointment?
What should happen if there are signs of weapons or illegal substances during a child passenger safety appointment?
Who is responsible for reporting indications of child abuse or neglect?
Who is responsible for reporting indications of child abuse or neglect?
What is the enrollment process for CPR/AED and First Aid classes?
What is the enrollment process for CPR/AED and First Aid classes?
What should determine the scheduling of CPR/AED and First Aid classes?
What should determine the scheduling of CPR/AED and First Aid classes?
What is the cost of certification for residents of the Spring Fire Department territory?
What is the cost of certification for residents of the Spring Fire Department territory?
What must classes taught outside of normal business hours have in terms of instructor availability?
What must classes taught outside of normal business hours have in terms of instructor availability?
Where can CPR/AED and First Aid classes be conducted?
Where can CPR/AED and First Aid classes be conducted?
What should be done with completed child passenger safety checklists?
What should be done with completed child passenger safety checklists?
How are new child passenger seats issued by the Spring Fire Department?
How are new child passenger seats issued by the Spring Fire Department?
Study Notes
Community Risk Reduction Guideline Overview
- Issued on 8 July 2024, with a review date set for 1 July 2025 and approved by Scott C. Seifert.
- Applies to all members of the Spring Fire Department, focusing on community risk reduction services.
Purpose and Scope
- Aims to guide the provision of community risk reduction services specifically in the area protected by the Spring Fire Department.
Community Risk Reduction Programs
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Smoke Alarm Appointments:
- Target residential structures within Spring Fire Department territory.
- Requests can be made through the department's website or by contacting the CRR Specialist.
- Appointments are provided based on financial need, physical limitations, equipment issues, or being part of at-risk populations.
- Document appointments using scheduling software; CRR Specialists and firefighters may conduct these if specialists are unavailable.
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Car Seat Appointments:
- Open to any community member, with requests made online or directly to the CRR Specialist.
- Appointments can occur at any Spring Fire Department facility.
- Involves installation of child passenger devices, with final installation led by the vehicle driver.
- Unsafe environments during appointments must lead to immediate cancellation or rescheduling.
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CPR/AED and First Aid Education:
- Classes adapt to community needs, conducted at various suitable locations.
- Residents can receive certification for free, verified by address lookup.
- Minimum class size is 4, with classes canceled or rescheduled if not met within a week of the date.
- Instructors sanitize equipment and document attendance post-class.
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Hands-Only Events:
- Focus on essential life-saving skills, documented appropriately.
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Safe Sitter Classes:
- Scheduled based on community needs, open to all residents with similar certification rules as CPR/AED classes.
- Minimum class size is 6; classes not met will be rescheduled or canceled.
Education on Fire Extinguisher and Safety Education
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Fire Extinguisher Education:
- Available upon request by businesses or individuals, conducted at designated facilities.
- Use of approved training props is required.
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Safety Education:
- Can be requested by various organizations; topics include fire safety, emergency plans, and weather preparedness.
- Events should utilize approved materials and be documented in scheduling software.
School Safety Guidelines
- Any inquiries about school safety plans should be directed to the Texas School Safety Center or Harris County Fire Marshal, as the Spring Fire Department does not design these plans.
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Description
This quiz covers the key guidelines and programs for community risk reduction as outlined by the Spring Fire Department. It includes information about smoke alarm and car seat appointments, aimed at enhancing community safety. Participants will gain an understanding of the criteria and processes involved in these services.
