AOP  111 definitions Fire Department Roles and Structure
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AOP 111 definitions Fire Department Roles and Structure

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Which position is responsible for directing the department?

  • Deputy Fire Chief
  • Fire Chief (correct)
  • Branch Fire Chief
  • Fire Equipment Operator
  • What role does the Administrative Chief hold within the department?

  • Sworn member designated as administrative assistant to the fire chief (correct)
  • Sworn member assigned over administrative hearings
  • Sworn member acting in the position a vice chief
  • Sworn member designated to assist the fire chief with administrative documentation
  • Which of the following ranks are apart of the Command Staff?

  • Branch Chief, fire chief and district chiefs
  • Fire chief, assistant chief ,deputy chiefs along with fd-04 and non sworn personnel
  • Sworn personnel in the rank and pay grade of FD-05, FD-06, and FD-07, the position and pay grade of FD-04 within the administrative staff and designated non sworn personnel (correct)
  • Sworn personnel in the rank and pay grade of FD-03, FD-04,FD-05 within the command staff department
  • What is the pay grade for a Fire Equipment Operator?

    <p>FD-02</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which term describes personnel designated to assume the duties of a higher rank?

    <p>Acting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who serves as a Department Officer in charge of a company, branch, district, section, or the command staff.

    <p>Commanding Officer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement accurately defines a Fire Company?

    <p>A work unit organized for response, commanded by a Fire Captain.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of a Section Chief within the Tulsa Fire Department?

    <p>To manage Support Services, Field Operations, or Safety Service Section.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following ranks is considered a Sworn Member?

    <p>Fire Chief</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who can be designated as an Incident Commander?

    <p>The officer in control of an emergency incident.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary duty of a House Captain?

    <p>To supervise station activities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which role serves as an Acting District Fire Chief as necessary?

    <p>Management Intern</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who makes up the general staff?

    <p>Personnel in the support services, field operations and safety services sections.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Definitions of Fire Department Roles

    • Chain of Command: Structure of rank and authority within the department.
    • Fire Chief: Leader of the department with sworn status.
    • Deputy Fire Chief: Personnel at rank and pay grade FD-07.
    • Assistant Chief: Personnel at rank and pay grade FD-06.
    • Branch/District Fire Chief: Personnel at rank and pay grade FD-05.
    • Administrative Chief: Administrative Assistant to the Fire Chief with sworn status.
    • Fire Captain: Personnel at rank and pay grade FD-03, overseeing fire companies.
    • Fire Equipment Operator: Personnel at rank and pay grade FD-02, responsible for equipment operation.
    • Firefighter: Personnel at rank and pay grade FD-01, essential for emergency response.
    • Staff Officer: Personnel at pay grade FD-04, serving in various support roles.
    • Acting: Lower rank personnel designated to assume responsibilities of a higher rank.
    • Command Post: Location where the Incident Commander manages emergency operations.
    • Command Staff: Sworn personnel in ranks FD-05 to FD-07 and designated non-sworn personnel in higher administrative roles.
    • Commanding Officer: Officer responsible for a specific company, branch, or section within the department.
    • Emergency: An event requiring immediate action due to its catastrophic or life-threatening nature.

    Abbreviations and Additional Roles

    • Fire Company: Operational unit led by a Fire Captain.
    • General Staff: Personnel from Support Services, Field Operations, and Safety Services.
    • House Captain: Company Officer managing station activities.
    • Immediate Supervisor: Direct manager providing supervision and direction.
    • Incident Commander: Officer leading response during an emergency incident.
    • Management Intern: Fire Captain assisting the District Fire Chief, taking on acting roles as needed.
    • Offense: Breach of department protocols or rules.
    • Officer: Sworn personnel holding rank of Fire Captain (FD-03) or higher.
    • Position: Assigned function or office of a member.
    • Rank: Classification based on promotion examination, categorized into pay grades FD-01 through FD-07.
    • Section Chief: Personnel managing specific service sections (Support Services, Field Operations, Safety Service).
    • Superior Officer: Officer holding a rank higher than that of another member.
    • Sworn Member: Individual in ranks FD-01 to FD-07, holding positions as FD-04, Administrative Chief, or Fire Chief.
    • Unit: A subgroup within a Branch of the department.

    Membership Abbreviations

    • BU: Bargaining Unit Member.
    • NBU: Non-bargaining Unit Member.

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