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In what section of the Fire Procedure would you find brief summary of the document?
In what section of the Fire Procedure would you find brief summary of the document?
- First Five Minutes
- Purpose and Scope (correct)
- Universal Practices
- Procedures
Where would you find tasks and instructions for first-on-scene responders in operational procedures?
Where would you find tasks and instructions for first-on-scene responders in operational procedures?
- First Five Minutes (correct)
- Universal Practices
- Procedures
- Corresponding Policies
Where would you find the resource deployment, operations, personnel, and apparatus information?
Where would you find the resource deployment, operations, personnel, and apparatus information?
- Universal Practices
- Corresponding Policies
- Procedures (correct)
- Decision tree
Which section provides commonly used, best practice information about procedures?
Which section provides commonly used, best practice information about procedures?
In what tier are sections organized, as mentioned in the format?
In what tier are sections organized, as mentioned in the format?
Where would you find the procedure number and label for every procedure?
Where would you find the procedure number and label for every procedure?
What does 'Code 1' signify?
What does 'Code 1' signify?
What does 'Clear Text' refer to?
What does 'Clear Text' refer to?
What is the function of a 'Casualty Collection Point (CCP)'?
What is the function of a 'Casualty Collection Point (CCP)'?
What does a 'Cache' consist of?
What does a 'Cache' consist of?
What is the role of 'Command Staff'?
What is the role of 'Command Staff'?
What do 'Civil disorder operating zones' include?
What do 'Civil disorder operating zones' include?
Which document feature is acceptable according to the fire procedures user guide summary?
Which document feature is acceptable according to the fire procedures user guide summary?
What does the glossary in the fire procedures user guide contain?
What does the glossary in the fire procedures user guide contain?
What is the purpose of guide sheets in the fire procedures user guide?
What is the purpose of guide sheets in the fire procedures user guide?
What is defined for hazardous areas and incidents in the fire procedures user guide?
What is defined for hazardous areas and incidents in the fire procedures user guide?
What should be done with acronyms according to the fire procedures user guide summary?
What should be done with acronyms according to the fire procedures user guide summary?
What type of citations appear in the guide sheets of the fire procedures user guide?
What type of citations appear in the guide sheets of the fire procedures user guide?
What is the purpose of the Geographic Designation system?
What is the purpose of the Geographic Designation system?
What does the Haz-Mat Assignment involve?
What does the Haz-Mat Assignment involve?
What is the purpose of the Incident Command Post (ICP)?
What is the purpose of the Incident Command Post (ICP)?
What is the role of the Incident Safety Officer (ISO)?
What is the role of the Incident Safety Officer (ISO)?
What are the Hazardous materials operational zones?
What are the Hazardous materials operational zones?
What does the Incident Command System (ICS) involve?
What does the Incident Command System (ICS) involve?
What does 'Loss Stopped' refer to?
What does 'Loss Stopped' refer to?
What is the purpose of a U.C.A.N. Report in a MAYDAY situation?
What is the purpose of a U.C.A.N. Report in a MAYDAY situation?
What are Mobile Data Computers (MDC) primarily used for?
What are Mobile Data Computers (MDC) primarily used for?
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Study Notes
Firefighting and Emergency Response Glossary
- Loss Stopped refers to the end of damage caused by fire and fire suppression efforts.
- "Mayday" is a distress call indicating a firefighter needs rescue due to being disoriented, trapped, or injured.
- U.C.A.N. Report is used in a MAYDAY situation and includes unit designation, conditions, actions, and needs in the radio transmission.
- Mobile Data Computers (MDC) are used for supplemental incident communication and allow unit input for status changes.
- Mobile Command is when the first arriving officer combines action with command.
- "Move-Up" indicates a unit is available but will now be in a different first-due area.
- Mutual aid is the provision of personnel, equipment, materials, or services to another jurisdiction for fire suppression or emergency incidents.
- Non-Technical Evacuations involve evacuations with inclines less than 40 degrees.
- Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) is a roll-call system confirming the identity, location, and well-being of all personnel at an incident.
- PASSPORT Accountability System (PAS) uses helmet shields, name tags, passports, and status boards for accountability.
- Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC) is a crew on standby for rescue efforts of firefighters, consisting of a minimum of three personnel with appropriate tools.
- Rules of Air Management (ROAM) is a system for firefighters to manage breathing air in SCBA for safe exit from an IDLH environment.
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