Investigation FOG
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Investigation FOG

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What is the primary purpose of the Investigation Mode?

  • To ensure all units leave the scene safely
  • To push crews into the incident area quickly
  • To provide immediate control of the incident
  • To ascertain the extent of an incident that cannot be determined initially (correct)
  • Which piece of equipment is NOT listed as part of the crew's investigation toolkit?

  • 6 foot Pike Pole
  • Portable Radio
  • Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC)
  • Fire Hose (correct)
  • What is the role of the thermal imaging camera (TIC) during an investigation?

  • To communicate with incoming units
  • To extinguish fires
  • To provide visibility in darkness
  • To identify hidden fire hazards (correct)
  • How should incoming units respond after receiving a report of nothing visible on arrival?

    <p>Slow down their response and consider staging</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement best reflects the approach crews should take during an investigation-mode situation?

    <p>Crews must maintain a sense of preparedness for unknown conditions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is required to ensure effective communication during an investigation?

    <p>Provide updates regularly on the radio</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of protective equipment should crews wear during the investigation mode?

    <p>Full PPE with SCBA mask in stand-by mode</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Investigation Mode

    • The Investigation Mode is used when the extent of an incident is unknown to the first arriving unit.
    • Crews should not assume the situation is benign and should approach the incident with basic preparedness.
    • Crews should conduct their investigation with full PPE, SCBA mask, portable radio, set of irons, thermal imaging camera, pike pole and a 2.5 gallon pressurized water extinguisher.
    • Crews should provide regular radio updates on the status of the investigation and any new information discovered.
    • Incoming units should consider slowing down their response after receiving a report of nothing visible on arrival from first-arriving companies.
    • Incoming units should make plans for staging upon arrival.

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    This quiz covers the essential protocols for investigation in fire incidents. Learn how first arriving units should approach the scene, necessary equipment, communication procedures, and staging plans for incoming units. Safe practices and thorough investigation techniques are emphasized to ensure preparedness in unknown situations.

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