38 Questions
What is the main issue with accessibility to the large recycling facility?
There is limited access for fire apparatus due to the location
What is the immediate action taken by the ladder crew after controlling the fire?
They conduct a secondary search
Who apologizes and is clearly rattled in the text?
The officer of the engine
What did one of the medics on scene do when one of the firefighters made a mistake?
Came over and offered assistance
Where were the firefighters sitting around when a report of a fire was dispatched?
At Station 8
What type of materials were processed at the large recycling facility mentioned in the text?
Class A materials
What was the main reason for the crews to struggle in containing the incident?
Difficulty in locating an appropriate hydrant for water supply
What prevented the initial attack crews from supplying both their deck gun and the ladder master stream?
Insufficient pressure in the water supply lines
What was the role of Battalion 4 when he arrived on scene?
To direct crews to shut down certain master streams
What did Engine 8 decide to do when struggling to locate an appropriate hydrant on a separate main?
Park directly on the same hydrant as the initial supply line
What was the result of Engine 8 parking directly on the hydrant?
The engine got stuck on the hydrant and couldn't leave
What lesson did the crew learn about reverse laying during this incident?
Reverse laying helped with scene congestion and organization
Why did Battalion 4 instruct Engine 8 to find a hydrant on a separate water main?
To ensure a continuous and adequate water supply for firefighting operations
What was significant about Engine 8's ability to supply both the ladder master stream and the initial supply engine with deck gun operation?
It showcased Engine 8's ability to maximize water supply by parking directly on the hydrant
In the given text, which crew member was an apprentice firefighter only out of the academy five months?
Capt. Ian Garriott
During the incident, who instructed the pump operator to maintain a high pressure of around 200 PSI?
Capt. Ian Garriott
What did Engine 8 realize when attempting to switch out on the hydrant with relief?
The hydrant had broken, causing Engine 8 to become stuck
What was the role of Lt. Steve Treinish in the given text?
Driver of Ladder 2
Why did Engine 8 consider this incident a great learning experience for their crew?
It provided lessons that will stick with them for the rest of their careers
What did Battalion 4 have to do during this incident due to the no win situation faced by crews?
He had to direct crews to shut down certain master streams selectively
Who was the first to arrive at the dispatched address mentioned in the text?
Battalion 4
What decision was made due to multiple on scene factors according to the given text?
To initiate a primary search without an attack line
Who was waiting at the officer's door on arrival and informed about the confirmed elderly occupant still inside?
Chief
Who quickly forced the door and gained access during the incident mentioned in the text?
Back seat firefighter
What role did Capt. Ian Garriott play during the incident?
Instructed to maintain pressure
What action did the driver of Engine 14 take to ensure the safety of his crew during the incident?
Took action to ensure safety of his crew
Who was trusted to operate Engine 20 due to a lot of training and confidence in his ability?
Driver/pump operator of Engine 20
What was Engine 20 doing for well over two hours during the incident?
Supplying water at high pressure for over two hours
What was reported when Battalion 4 arrived at the dispatched address?
Smoke and fire showing from a residential structure
What was the main challenge faced by Engine 14 as they approached the fire building?
They were blocked by a fallen, live power line
What did the driver of Engine 2 do to allow the ladder to get to the front of the building?
Pulled over to the left at an intersection and let the ladder by
What was emphasized as a key lesson for a good driver responding to an emergency?
To balance their job without interfering with others trying to do their job
What did the crew expect while discussing on the ladder while responding to the fire?
A fully involved 2.5 story house
What was the driver of Engine 2 aware of during the response to the fire building?
The need for water supply for the ladder
What was Engine 14 likely to approach from, according to the discussion while responding?
The south
What did the crew anticipate in terms of the fire building's surroundings?
Exposures on each side in jeopardy
What was a key takeaway regarding knowing the capabilities of the truck you are on?
Thinking ahead and being ready to change the game plan if required
What is a crucial factor for a driver responding to emergencies?
Balancing their job without disrupting others' tasks
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