SOG 305 Fire Ground Communications

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What type of procedures does the document provide for Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department units?

  • On-scene communication procedures (correct)
  • Medical response procedures
  • Incident investigation procedures
  • Search and rescue procedures

What should the first arriving unit communicate to Dispatch?

  • Unit establishing incident command (IC), location of staging area, and request for additional resources
  • Initial scene size-up, location of primary staging area, and request for next level alarms
  • Unit on-scene, initial scene size-up, and unit establishing incident command (IC) (correct)
  • Unit on-scene, declaration of a working incident, and request for a tactical channel

When should the request for additional resources and next level alarms be made?

  • 20 minutes after establishing incident command
  • Immediately upon arrival at the scene
  • When a 360 assessment has been conducted (correct)
  • Only after receiving instructions from Dispatch

What should be included in the communications to Dispatch from the first arriving unit?

<p>Incident command declaration, request for additional channels, and size-up of the incident (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In radio communications on the fire ground, why should personnel avoid using codes?

<p>To avoid unnecessary complexity and confusion in transmissions. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important for personnel to remain aware of radio traffic and wait for breaks before transmitting?

<p>To prevent overwhelming the radio channels with excessive traffic. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should personnel do before pressing the transmit button during radio communications?

<p>Decide what to say and ensure it complies with NIMS. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be the nature of radio transmissions on the fire ground, according to the text?

<p>They should be made using plain language and unit designations instead of names. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why should personnel acknowledge receipt of transmissions/orders and repeat them?

<p>To provide an opportunity for clarification if there is any misunderstanding. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why should portable radios not be operated in an explosive atmosphere unless they are rated as intrinsically safe?

<p>To protect the safety of personnel from potential ignition sources. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department Procedures

  • The document provides procedures for Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department units responding to emergencies.

First Arriving Unit Communications

  • The first arriving unit should communicate the following to Dispatch:
    • Situation assessment
    • Resource needs
    • Request for additional resources
    • Next level alarms

Requesting Additional Resources

  • Requests for additional resources and next level alarms should be made:
    • When the situation dictates
    • Based on the first arriving unit's situation assessment

Radio Communications on the Fire Ground

  • Personnel should avoid using codes in radio communications because:
    • They can be misunderstood
    • They can cause delays
  • Personnel should:
    • Remain aware of radio traffic
    • Wait for breaks before transmitting to:
      • Avoid interference
      • Ensure clear communication
  • Before pressing the transmit button, personnel should:
    • Ensure they have a clear message
    • Ensure they are using the correct radio channel
  • Radio transmissions on the fire ground should be:
    • Clear
    • Concise
    • Direct
  • Personnel should acknowledge receipt of transmissions/orders and repeat them to:
    • Ensure understanding
    • Prevent miscommunication

Portable Radio Safety

  • Portable radios should not be operated in an explosive atmosphere unless they are rated as intrinsically safe to:
    • Prevent ignition of flammable gases
    • Ensure personnel safety

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