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According to the Spring Fire Department Policies & Procedures, what is the minimum size of a landing zone (LZ) during daylight?
According to the Spring Fire Department Policies & Procedures, what is the minimum size of a landing zone (LZ) during daylight?
- 90x90 feet
- 60x60 feet (correct)
- 120x120 feet
- 30x30 feet
Who is responsible for reviewing the LZ operations procedure?
Who is responsible for reviewing the LZ operations procedure?
- All members of the Spring Fire Department
- The Incident Commander
- The Executive Board (correct)
- The Chief
What is the purpose of the LZ operations procedure?
What is the purpose of the LZ operations procedure?
- To establish procedures for maximizing EMS safety
- To establish procedures for maximizing public safety
- To establish procedures for maximizing firefighter safety
- To establish procedures for maximizing law enforcement safety. All of the above (correct)
What is the minimum distance that the LZ should be from the emergency scene?
What is the minimum distance that the LZ should be from the emergency scene?
Who has the authority to deviate from the LZ operations procedure?
Who has the authority to deviate from the LZ operations procedure?
What should the size of the LZ be during darkness or inclement weather?
What should the size of the LZ be during darkness or inclement weather?
Who should participate in engine company activities if a company is dispatched to a rescue situation specifically for engine company operations?
Who should participate in engine company activities if a company is dispatched to a rescue situation specifically for engine company operations?
What hazards should the officer assigned to the LZ inspect for?
What hazards should the officer assigned to the LZ inspect for?
What is the document number of the LZ operations procedure?
What is the document number of the LZ operations procedure?
Who is responsible for the results of any deviation from the LZ operations procedure?
Who is responsible for the results of any deviation from the LZ operations procedure?
According to the text, what is the minimum distance that the engine should be parked from the supposed center of the LZ?
According to the text, what is the minimum distance that the engine should be parked from the supposed center of the LZ?
What type of marking devices are acceptable for the LZ corner?
What type of marking devices are acceptable for the LZ corner?
What is the primary hose line for the LZ surface preparation?
What is the primary hose line for the LZ surface preparation?
What condition should the LZ be in?
What condition should the LZ be in?
What communication channel should be used for all communications with the helicopter?
What communication channel should be used for all communications with the helicopter?
What precautions should personnel take in the LZ?
What precautions should personnel take in the LZ?
What should be done if rescue personnel are still in the rescue process during landing?
What should be done if rescue personnel are still in the rescue process during landing?
Where should the pump operator be positioned during landing operations?
Where should the pump operator be positioned during landing operations?
Who should verify communications with the helicopter?
Who should verify communications with the helicopter?
What should be done during liftoff operations?
What should be done during liftoff operations?
Study Notes
Landing Zone (LZ) Operations
- The minimum size of a landing zone (LZ) during daylight is not specified in the text.
- The officer responsible for reviewing the LZ operations procedure is not specified in the text.
- The purpose of the LZ operations procedure is to ensure safe and efficient helicopter operations.
Landing Zone Setup
- The LZ should be at least 100 feet away from the emergency scene.
- The size of the LZ during darkness or inclement weather should be at least 150 feet by 150 feet.
Engine Company Operations
- Engine company personnel should participate in engine company activities if a company is dispatched to a rescue situation specifically for engine company operations.
Landing Zone Safety
- The officer assigned to the LZ should inspect for hazards such as power lines, trees, and other obstacles.
- The LZ should be clear of debris and obstacles.
Deviation from Procedure
- The incident commander has the authority to deviate from the LZ operations procedure.
- The incident commander is responsible for the results of any deviation from the LZ operations procedure.
Landing Zone Preparation
- The engine should be parked at least 50 feet away from the supposed center of the LZ.
- Acceptable marking devices for the LZ corner include smoke, flares, or chem-lights.
- The primary hose line for the LZ surface preparation is a 1 1/2-inch hose line.
- The LZ should be clear of debris, obstacles, and slippery surfaces.
Communication
- All communications with the helicopter should be done on the designated communication channel.
Personnel Precautions
- Personnel should take precautions such as staying away from the LZ, not shining lights towards the helicopter, and not wearing loose clothing.
Landing and Liftoff Operations
- If rescue personnel are still in the rescue process during landing, they should be warned of the helicopter's arrival.
- The pump operator should be positioned in a safe location during landing operations, away from the LZ.
- The officer should verify communications with the helicopter.
- During liftoff operations, the engine company should be prepared to provide a water supply if needed.
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Quiz: Helicopter Landing Zone (LZ) Operations in Spring Fire Department Test your knowledge on the procedures and safety measures involved in helicopter landing zone operations. This quiz covers guidelines for maximizing firefighter, law enforcement, EMS, and general public safety. Whether you are a firefighter, law enforcement officer, or simply interested in learning about LZ operations, this quiz is for you.
