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According to the Policy REPORTABLE EVENT FR-A-109 What does IRE stand for in the context of Reportable Events?
According to the Policy REPORTABLE EVENT FR-A-109 What does IRE stand for in the context of Reportable Events?
- Immediately Reportable Event (correct)
- Incident Response Evaluation
- Internal Reporting Entity
- Immediate Response Examination
Any Fire Rescue personnel who witnesses or becomes aware of an IRE must notify who?
Any Fire Rescue personnel who witnesses or becomes aware of an IRE must notify who?
- Citizen
- Supervisor (correct)
- Media
- Patient
How should an IRE notification be initially made?
How should an IRE notification be initially made?
- Email only
- Social media post
- Telephone or face-to-face (correct)
- Through a written report
At what level should an IRE notification be forwarded through the chain-of-command?
At what level should an IRE notification be forwarded through the chain-of-command?
Who is responsible for initiating a preliminary investigation at the IRE site?
Who is responsible for initiating a preliminary investigation at the IRE site?
What action can personnel involved in an IRE take if deemed necessary by the Battalion Chief?
What action can personnel involved in an IRE take if deemed necessary by the Battalion Chief?
Who should the Battalion Chief obtain statements from at the IRE site?
Who should the Battalion Chief obtain statements from at the IRE site?
What is the responsibility of the Battalion Chief in relation to items at the IRE site?
What is the responsibility of the Battalion Chief in relation to items at the IRE site?
Who should the Battalion Chief notify before the end of the shift in case of a DRE?
Who should the Battalion Chief notify before the end of the shift in case of a DRE?
What is the responsibility of the personnel who first reported the event in a DRE?
What is the responsibility of the personnel who first reported the event in a DRE?
Who is responsible for initiating a meeting with the Deputy Chief of Operations and involved supervisory staff to ascertain the need for further investigation?
Who is responsible for initiating a meeting with the Deputy Chief of Operations and involved supervisory staff to ascertain the need for further investigation?
What should the Battalion Chief do with replacement items after the investigation?
What should the Battalion Chief do with replacement items after the investigation?
What should the District Chief of Operations do with the investigative material in a IRE?
What should the District Chief of Operations do with the investigative material in a IRE?
What is the responsibility of the personnel involved in an IRE regarding leaving items undisturbed?
What is the responsibility of the personnel involved in an IRE regarding leaving items undisturbed?
Who is responsible for making required notifications to the State EMS Office?
Who is responsible for making required notifications to the State EMS Office?
What is the responsibility of the personnel who first reported the event in a DRE?
What is the responsibility of the personnel who first reported the event in a DRE?
Who is responsible for making the required notifications to the State EMS Office?
Who is responsible for making the required notifications to the State EMS Office?
What should the Battalion Chief do with replacement items after the investigation?
What should the Battalion Chief do with replacement items after the investigation?
At what level should an IRE notification be forwarded through the chain-of-command?
At what level should an IRE notification be forwarded through the chain-of-command?
Who should use their discretion as to the need for an on-scene investigation in a Delayed Reportable Event (DRE)?
Who should use their discretion as to the need for an on-scene investigation in a Delayed Reportable Event (DRE)?
Which of the following is an example of an Immediately Reportable Event (IRE)?
Which of the following is an example of an Immediately Reportable Event (IRE)?
Who should secure any items associated with the event in a Delayed Reportable Event (DRE)?
Who should secure any items associated with the event in a Delayed Reportable Event (DRE)?
In a Delayed Reportable Event (DRE), what should the Battalion Chief do with replacement items after the investigation?
In a Delayed Reportable Event (DRE), what should the Battalion Chief do with replacement items after the investigation?
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Study Notes
Reportable Events
- IRE stands for Immediately Reportable Event in the context of Reportable Events.
Notification and Investigation
- Any Fire Rescue personnel who witnesses or becomes aware of an IRE must notify the Battalion Chief.
- An IRE notification should be initially made verbally or via radio.
- An IRE notification should be forwarded through the chain-of-command up to the District Chief of Operations.
- The Battalion Chief is responsible for initiating a preliminary investigation at the IRE site.
- If deemed necessary by the Battalion Chief, personnel involved in an IRE can take action to secure the scene.
Battalion Chief Responsibilities
- The Battalion Chief should obtain statements from personnel involved in the IRE at the IRE site.
- The Battalion Chief is responsible for securing items associated with the event at the IRE site.
- The Battalion Chief should notify the District Chief of Operations before the end of the shift in case of a DRE.
Investigation and Items
- The Battalion Chief should leave items undisturbed at the IRE site until the investigation is complete.
- The Battalion Chief should replace items associated with the event after the investigation.
- The District Chief of Operations should retain the investigative material in a IRE.
Personnel Responsibilities
- The personnel who first reported the event are responsible for making required notifications to the State EMS Office in a DRE.
- The personnel involved in an IRE should leave items undisturbed at the IRE site until the investigation is complete.
Delayed Reportable Events (DRE)
- The Battalion Chief should use their discretion as to the need for an on-scene investigation in a DRE.
- The Battalion Chief should secure any items associated with the event in a DRE.
- The Battalion Chief should replace items associated with the event after the investigation in a DRE.
- An example of an Immediately Reportable Event (IRE) is a fire rescue personnel witnessing or becoming aware of a serious incident.
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