EOG 100 Fire Investigation Protocols
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EOG 100 Fire Investigation Protocols

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Under what circumstance should a fire investigator be alerted?

  • When a fire occurs with no injuries reported.
  • When only minor damage is observed.
  • When there are repeated incidents at different addresses.
  • When a confirmed explosion is reported. (correct)
  • Which situation does NOT require notifying a fire investigator?

  • There is prior incidents at the same address.
  • A vehicle fire that is under investigation.
  • The cause of the fire is known to be accidental. (correct)
  • A civilian sustains a minor burn injury.
  • Which of the following is a reason to involve a fire investigator?

  • When multiple fire units respond to the scene. (correct)
  • When physical evidence hints at an incendiary cause. (correct)
  • A fire that occurs on a holiday.
  • A fire with only property damage and no injuries.
  • What is the protocol if a vehicle fire is suspected to be more than accidental?

    <p>Call TPD for all vehicle fires with suspicious circumstances.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should happen when a fire results in a fatality?

    <p>A fire investigator must be notified immediately.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should the IC do once a fire investigator has been called?

    <p>Remain at the fire scene until the investigator arrives.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which activity is considered acceptable while waiting for the investigator?

    <p>Building rapport with the juvenile if they are present.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action should be taken regarding the owner or occupant at the fire scene?

    <p>Encourage them to remain until the investigator arrives.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must not be done regarding comments to the press or public?

    <p>All of the above.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Under what circumstances should investigators NOT be disturbed?

    <p>While conducting an interview.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the recommended procedure if juvenile firesetters are discovered?

    <p>Call a fire investigator and wait for them.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What information will fire investigators collect regarding juvenile firesetters?

    <p>Details on a JFSI Intake Form to assess the juvenile's situation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be limited during loss control activities?

    <p>Activities that are absolutely necessary for fire suppression.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What form will the IC or intern give to the investigators?

    <p>TUL 4815 “Field officer report “</p> Signup and view all the answers

    After forwarding a JFSI intake form to the JFSI officers how long before they contact the juveniles parents or guardians?

    <p>Within three working days of the event to set up an assessment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    When to Call for a Fire Investigator

    • Fire investigators are essential when evidence suggests a fire may be incendiary.
    • Response is required for fire fatalities or civilian burns requiring hospitalization.
    • Multiple alarm fires indicate the need for an investigator's presence.
    • Confirmed explosions necessitate an investigation to determine cause.
    • Any incident involving city property must involve a fire investigator.
    • Investigation is warranted when fire cause remains unclear after assessment.
    • Previous fire incidents at the same location require investigator involvement.
    • All non-accidental vehicle fires should be reported to investigators.
    • Tulsa Police Department must be alerted for vehicle stripping or theft incidents related to fires.

    Once a Fire Investigator Has Been Called

    • Incident Command (IC) must remain on the scene until the investigator arrives.
    • Loss control measures should be minimal and focused solely on fire suppression, especially in the origin area.
    • The fire scene must be secured to prevent civilian access.
    • A management intern may coordinate communications between firefighters and the investigator for better future training.
    • A "Field Officer Report" must be prepared and given to the investigator upon arrival.
    • The IC should encourage the owner or occupant to stay on-site until the investigator arrives, but must cease questions if the individual becomes a suspect.
    • No information regarding origin, cause, evidence, or suspects should be shared with the media or public.
    • Investigators should not be interrupted during witness interviews unless absolutely necessary.

    Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Program (JFSI) Procedures

    • Fire personnel discovering juvenile firesetters must call for an on-duty investigator.
    • Investigators' arrival necessitates that personnel refrain from questioning the juvenile or their guardians.
    • While building rapport with the community is encouraged, specific case discussions that could impede the investigation should be avoided.
    • Fire investigators use a JFSI Intake Form to gather necessary information and forward it to JFSI Officers.
    • JFSI Officers are responsible for contacting the juvenile's guardians within three working days for assessment setup.

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    This quiz covers the essential protocols for calling a fire investigator to the scene of a fire. Key indicators such as incendiary evidence, fire fatalities, and explosions will be explored. Understanding these guidelines is crucial for effective fire response and investigation.

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