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What does Signal 1 represent?
What does Signal 2 indicate?
What does Signal 3 mean?
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Study Notes
Fire Department Radio Signals
- Signal 1: Indicates a major emergency situation requiring immediate action.
- Signal 2: Communicates that units are en route to the scene of an incident.
- Signal 3: Requests additional manpower due to escalating needs at the scene.
- Signal 4: Confirms that the scene is under control and manageable.
- Signal 5: Signals units to return or confirms they are returning to the firehouse.
- Signal 6: Notifies that a unit is leaving an area unattended.
- Signal 7: Alerts that a unit has returned to service and is operational again.
- Signal 8: Requests refreshments to be brought to the scene or for personnel.
- Signal 9: Calls for all units to stand by for further instructions or updates.
- Signal 10: Requests police assistance at the incident scene.
- Signal 11: Indicates a request for the utility company to respond.
- Signal 12: Refers to a brush fire incident needing attention.
- Signal 13: Denotes a structural fire that requires firefighting resources.
- Signal 14: Represents an incident involving a car fire.
- Signal 15: Indicates a drill or practice session is taking place.
- Signal 16: Signals an ambulance call has been made for medical assistance.
- Signal 17: Communicates that a unit is out of service and unavailable for calls.
- Signal 18: Indicates a unit is en route to the hospital with a patient.
- Signal 19: Refers to a radio test or general announcements being made.
- Signal 20: Confirms that a message has been understood between units.
- Signal 21: Indicates that a unit has arrived at the incident scene.
- Signal 22: Relays information regarding the current location of units.
- Signal 23: Represents a miscellaneous alarm that does not fit specific categories.
- Signal 24: Requests mutual aid from neighboring departments for assistance.
- Signal 25: Signals the dismissal of manpower, indicating no further need for personnel.
- Signal 26: Indicates an incident involving a boat fire.
- Signal 27: Refers to a plane crash requiring immediate response.
- Signal 28: Denotes that a unit is in service and available for calls.
- Signal 29: Signals the activation of a traffic light to allow for emergency vehicle passage.
- Signal 30: Requests telephonic communication with headquarters for updates or information.
- Signal 35: Indicates a working fire, signifying active firefighting efforts are underway.
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Test your knowledge of fire department radio signals with this quiz. Each signal serves a vital role in communication during emergencies. Learn the meanings and implications of each signal as you prepare for real-world scenarios.
