201.01 A Purpose & Intransit
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What primarily causes variations in the time a company is In Transit?

  • The level of training of the company officers
  • The size of the company personnel (correct)
  • The distance from the command center to the incident (correct)
  • The Amount of equipment the company utilizes (correct)
  • Who retains direct accountability for companies when they are In Transit?

  • The Incident Commander
  • The Sector Officer
  • No one retains accountability
  • The Company Officer (correct)
  • What is the required action for a Company Officer upon arrival at the assignment area?

  • To initiate a tactical retreat if necessary
  • To provide a radio announcement to the Incident Commander (correct)
  • To display an identification badge
  • To assemble equipment for immediate use
  • What role does the Company Officer play while their crew is In Transit?

    <p>They monitor the tactical radio channel</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following factors does NOT influence the In Transit time of a company?

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    Study Notes

    Purpose of the Procedure

    • Establishes a standard approach for communicating company arrivals to assigned work areas.
    • Defines what "On-Deck" means in the context of deployment.

    In-Transit Overview

    • Represents the duration taken for a company to reach the assignment area after an order is received.
    • Duration varies due to multiple factors:
      • Distance from staging area to the incident site.
      • Size of the incident perimeter affecting travel time.
      • Quantity of equipment required for assembly by the company.

    Accountability During In-Transit

    • Incident Commander (IC) or Sector Officer loses direct accountability of companies while they are In Transit.
    • Company Officers are responsible for monitoring the tactical radio channel during this phase.

    Arrival Protocol

    • Upon arrival at the assignment area, the Company Officer must:
      • Provide a radio announcement to the IC, indicating their presence (e.g., "E-1 On Deck in North Sector").
      • Alternatively, report in person to the Sector Officer, confirming the company is intact and located in the assigned area.

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    This quiz focuses on the procedures related to the deployment of a company to assigned work areas during emergencies. It covers the communication of company arrival and the factors affecting in-transit times. Understanding these concepts is crucial for effective incident management.

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