201.03 MULTI-STORY / HIGH-RISE
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What is the primary purpose of the accountability system in a multi-story or high-rise situation?

  • To ensure timely evacuation of civilians
  • To establish a communication line between crews
  • To track all crews and crewmembers in the building (correct)
  • To manage the deployment of fire apparatus
  • What must crews do with their passports upon arriving at the building?

  • Deliver them to the building lobby (correct)
  • Store them securely in their apparatus
  • Submit them to the Incident Commander only
  • Keep them with their equipment during the operation
  • In the absence of Lobby/Sector Officer/Division/Group, where should crews leave their passports?

  • At a designated staging area outside the building
  • In the building manager's office
  • With emergency medical personnel on site
  • With fire personnel in the fire control room (correct)
  • How is the hoseline ID tag utilized during the operation?

    <p>To mark the hose line in the stairwell at the standpipe</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the immediate action required for collecting passports of the initial companies?

    <p>The lobby sector/division/group will collect them as soon as possible</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Accountability System for High-Rise Operations

    • An accountability system will initiate with the arrival of the first unit at the scene.
    • The unit's passport/pouch and hose ID tag will be extracted from the apparatus dashboard.
    • All crews arriving at the building are required to submit their passports to the lobby area.

    Hose Management Procedures

    • Each crew will utilize their hoseline ID tag to label their hose line located in the stairwell by the standpipe.
    • This tagging procedure helps in identifying hose lines during emergency operations.

    Role of Lobby Sector/Division/Group

    • The Lobby Sector/Division/Group is tasked with using the passports to monitor all crews and their members present in the building.
    • Crews must leave their passports with fire personnel located in the fire control room, specifically with Building Systems, if the Lobby/Sector Officer/Division/Group is not yet designated.

    Coordination and Collection of Passports

    • The lobby sector/division/group has the responsibility to gather the passports from the initial responding companies promptly upon establishment of command structure.

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    This quiz covers essential protocols for high-rise firefighting, focusing on the accountability system for crew members and equipment. Participants will learn how to properly manage resources such as hoses and passports during operations in multi-story buildings. Understanding these practices is crucial for effective emergency response.

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