Communications and Information Management

Which type of radio channel does the communications system need to provide for initial use at an incident?

Which of the following is a requirement for the communications system in large-scale emergencies?

Which of the following is a requirement for the communications system to provide for complex or multiple incidents?

Which of the following is a requirement for communications interoperability?

What type of system should the ESO develop?

What type of protocols and terminology should be used for radio communications?

What type of language should be used for radio communications?

What type of terminology should be established to transmit information?

What type of equipment should at least one responder on each crew or company be equipped with in an area designated as immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH)?

What type of equipment should all responders on a crew or company be equipped with in an area designated as immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH)?

What is the purpose of the communications system?

What term should be used to alert responders that a member(s) need immediate help?

Who is responsible for ensuring that a 'Mayday' condition is broadcast with distinctive emergency traffic alert tones?

What should the ESO have in order to ensure clear text/plain language is used for an emergency condition at an incident?

Who can declare 'Emergency Traffic' or 'Mayday' in an emergency situation?

What type of language should be used when declaring 'Emergency Traffic' or 'Mayday'?

When can the incident commander permit radio traffic to resume after an emergency has been abated or all affected members have been made aware of the hazardous condition or emergency?

What support should a telecommunicator provide to emergency incident operations?

What qualifications are required for telecommunicators within the incident management system?

Who provides reports of elapsed time-on-scene at emergency incidents to the incident commander?