SOG 34-36

What types of hazards can be found in clandestine labs?

How do SJSO request hazmat support from SJCFR?

What is the role of the Special Operations officer when hazmat support is requested?

What is the minimum response required when hazmat support is requested?

How is the appropriate unit response determined when SJSO requests hazmat support?

Why might actual paging of units and radio traffic be avoided during hazmat support requests?

What is the purpose of creating hot, warm, and cold zones around the incident?

What should be done if air monitoring is not available at the trench collapse site?

What is the primary consideration for rescuer safety in a trench collapse incident?

Why is it important to approach the trench from the ends?

What is the purpose of the Safety Officer in a trench collapse rescue operation?

What should be done with non-essential civilian personnel and rescue personnel during the trench collapse incident?

What is the purpose of the RIT (Rapid Intervention Team) in a trench collapse rescue operation?

What should be done with heavy equipment operating within 300 feet of the collapse?

What should be done if the operation is determined to be a rescue, rather than a recovery?

What should be done to protect a partially buried victim from further collapse?

What should SJCFR personnel do before entering a suspected clandestine lab?

In what situation does an incident become classified as a Hazmat Level 2 incident?

Who assumes command and control of incidents involving trench collapse within the response districts?

What is the responsibility of SJCFR hazmat during incidents involving clandestine labs?

What is the primary responsibility of SJSO during incidents with secondary devices?

When may SJCFR personnel be required to enter an identified hot zone?

What is the purpose of establishing a unified command at an incident involving a clandestine lab?

What should be done before SJCFR hazmat personnel enter a hot zone?

What is the key responsibility of SJSO when a clandestine lab is involved?

What is the minimum frequency for taking and recording atmospheric readings in the confined space?

What action will be taken if the atmospheric readings are deemed unsafe by the designated officer?

What is the purpose of using a tripod and safety lines for vertical entrances?

What is the purpose of using intrinsically safe pass devices?

What is the purpose of the rapid extrication/retrieval harness?

What is the purpose of using a victim SCBA or SAR and supply line?

What is the purpose of the medical monitoring performed on the entry and backup teams?

What is the purpose of using positive pressure ventilation in the confined space?

What is the purpose of locking out and tagging out mechanical devices and equipment in the confined space?

What is the purpose of the warning about the use of gas-powered ventilation fans in the confined space?

What is the primary responsibility of Operations level responders in a trench emergency?

What is the most common type of trench collapse?

In a Slough-in Collapse, where are the victim(s) typically found?

Which type of trench collapse is considered equivalent to trying to stop a car moving at 45 mph?

What should be the minimum distance between the first arriving apparatus and the incident location?

Which personnel should be requested to respond to a trench emergency?

What information should the Incident Commander or operations officer determine during the assessment?

In a Lips-In Failure, how far is the lip considered to extend vertically and horizontally from the edge of the trench?

What is the primary responsibility of Technician level responders in a trench emergency?

What factor should be considered when assessing the potential for additional trench collapse?

What is the primary reason that termination of operations during a response is considered dangerous?

In confined space rescue operations, what are the responsibilities of personnel at the Awareness level?

At what level of confined space rescue must responders be familiar with hazardous monitoring and rope rescue techniques?

What is the purpose of establishing a 'Hot Zone' and 'Warm Zone' when responding to an incident?

What is the main requirement for Special Operation Responders to enter a confined space in a rescue operation?

Why is it important for personnel not to take actions they are not properly trained or equipped for in confined space situations?

What is the protocol for handling media inquiries during technical rescue operations?

What should personnel prioritize when approaching confined spaces?

When is it necessary to establish a PTO during a technical rescue operation?

What does the Operational Level require responders to be capable of?

What is the responsibility of all personnel assigned to a rescue scene?

What is the primary function of the Department recognized accountability system throughout an event?

Who is in charge of accounting for all personnel involved in an incident after victims have been removed?

When should a debriefing be considered during an emergency response operation?

What action should be taken after decontamination of entry personnel and victims in a confined space rescue operation?

What is the appropriate action if a media member asks a rescuer a question during an operation?

What should be done before attempting an uncomplicated or basic rescue?

What should on-scene personnel try to do while waiting for the Special Operations response?

Which of the following should be established by the Special Operations officer working with command?

What should be done before any entry into the confined space?

What precautions should be taken for each entrant into the confined space?

What should be done in the event of an airline failure on a supplied air respirator (SAR)?

What type of hardware should be used if rigging, hauling, or the use of rope is needed in the confined space?

What should be established before entry into the confined space?

What should be tested for during atmospheric monitoring of the confined space?

Which of the following levels would be considered an immediately dangerous to life and health (IDLH) environment?

What is the primary consideration when deciding on the entry location and method?

What is the recommended approach when the victim's location is known or suspected?

What is the maximum time limit for a team to work inside a confined space?

What should be done to ensure proper egress during the confined space operation?

When assessing the victim, what should be the first priority?

What is the recommended method for securing the patient during packaging and removal?

When removing a victim, what should be avoided if possible?

What should be done after the incident to ensure proper documentation and equipment maintenance?

What should be done with the Confined Space Entry and Medical Checklists after the incident?