Incident Management System Overview
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Match the safety protocols with their descriptions:

Seat belts worn all the time = Always ensure safety in a vehicle Headlights on = Illuminate the path during emergency response Traffic cones placement = Used for safety when parked near traffic Use of left lane = Preferable during emergency responses

Match the requirements to drive department vehicles with their specifics:

Must be 18 = Age requirement for driving Class B License = Required for vehicles over 26,000 lbs Certified driving record = Must be from DPS for the last 5 years Complete emergency vehicle competency course = Necessary training for driving emergency vehicles

Match the actions during a traffic incident with their purposes:

Park at a 45-degree angle = Enhances visibility and safety Second engine position upstream = Protects the scene by keeping vehicles away Take incident lane plus 1 = Increases safety for responders Use of spotter = Helps manage traffic safely

Match the aspects to consider during commercial fires:

<p>Life Safety = Prioritize safety of occupants Fire protection features = Includes alarms and sprinkler systems Construction features = Important for assessing fire spread risk Fire load = Determines the intensity of the fire threat</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the actions to enhance water supply during incidents:

<p>Pumping water into sprinkler system = Stabilizes the incident effectively Cut off lines using 3&quot; hose = Essential for managing fire volume Use of TED = Improves exit visibility Consider potential for collapse = Assesses building stability during fires</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the emergency response guidelines with their objectives:

<p>Code 3 = Requesting the right of way Slow or stop at red lights = Ensures control of traffic When approaching school bus = Wait for signals to turn off or be instructed Inside compartments should be closed = Prevents distractions during operations</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the second engine duties with their responsibilities:

<p>Scene safety = Ensures the area is secure Traffic cones = Used to direct and protect the scene Assist with incident mitigation = Helps in reducing fire impact First in can cancel second in = If the scene is controlled</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the considerations for safety at highway incidents:

<p>Hills and curves = Assessment for approach and safety Exit and entrance ramps = Places of potential hazards Traffic speed = Affects response and safety measures Weather conditions = Influences operational strategies</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the commercial fire features with their characteristics:

<p>Fire doors = Limits fire spread within the structure Sprinkler systems = Automatic suppression of fires Strobe lights at exits = Enhances visibility during evacuations Size of occupancy = Influences resource allocation during fire responses</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the factors influencing driving during emergencies:

<p>Traffic speed = Impacts maneuvering and safety Weather conditions = Affects visibility and road safety Line of sight = Critical for safe navigation Use of left lane = Preferred for reducing traffic interruptions</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms related to fire incidents with their definitions:

<p>Level 2 Staging = Centralized staging location for resources at multiple alarm incidents Incident Base = Location for primary support activities and parking unused apparatus Base Manager = First engine on the second alarm responsible for managing base operations Rehab Manager = Reports to medical unit leader/logistics section chief</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following vehicle rescue terms with their meanings:

<p>Action Circle = 10'-15' area around a rescue vehicle Pin In = Vehicle structure is impinging on a person Entrapment = Not just an exit path but requires extrication Inverted Roof Flap = Rescue method described as Oyster or Clam shell</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following uniform types with their descriptions:

<p>Class A Uniform = Long Sleeve Buttoned Shirt with Solid Black Tie Class B Uniform = Buttoned uniform shirt without a tie or a Polo Class C Uniform = T Shirt Formal Uniform = Worn for funerals, awards, or designated by Chief Officers</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following personal appearance standards with their specifications:

<p>Breast Badge = Centered over the left pocket Collar Brass = Centered 3/4 of an inch above the collar's bottom edge Name Tag = Centered on the top edge of the right pocket flap Service Pin = Centered on the right pocket flap</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following fitness standards with their requirements:

<p>Pack Test = 3 miles with a 45-pound vest in 45 minutes Pro Run = A fitness evaluation task Consumption Course = 5 laps in 21:20 time NFPA 1582 = Includes 14 essential job tasks for firefighters</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following personal appearance guidelines with their rules:

<p>Socks = Only Black, Navy, or White socks allowed Mustaches = Cannot hang down past the upper lip Sideburns = Cannot extend below the bottom of the earlobe Hair = Must not extend beyond the bottom of the collar</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following firefighter duties with their specifications:

<p>Engineer = Assumes role of Rehab Manager during incidents First Engine = Responsible for tactical parking in fire incidents Officer = Assigned on the second alarm as Staging Manager Fitness Evaluations = Conducted 45 minutes to 1 hour during shifts</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following uniform components with their specific placement:

<p>Left Shoulder Patch = WFD Patch Right Shoulder Patch = EMT Patch Awards Bars = Centered on the top edge of the left pocket flap 100 Boot Allowance = Granted per year for uniformed personnel</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following incident levels with their definitions:

<p>Box Alarm = Used when several vehicles or floors are on fire Multiple Alarm Incident = Requires establishing a staging area and incident base Staging Area = Location for resource assembly during incidents Rehab = Established to provide rest and recovery for personnel</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following fire incident protocols with their descriptions:

<p>Thumbs Up = Turn ON the power to the unit Thumbs Down = Turn OFF the power to the unit First Arriving Unit = Parks tactically to unload equipment and block traffic Close Hose Line = Ensures safety and quick access to the incident</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following high-rise fire response elements with their descriptions:

<p>Two In Two Out = Leaving two members outside the IDLH in the attack stairwell Second Alarm = Upgrade when evidence of working fire is present Staging Area = Location for Rehab and Reserve equipment Fourth Arriving Unit = Assumes Lobby Control and obtains Knox Box keys</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following active shooter incident zones with their definitions:

<p>Hot Zone = Area only for law enforcement, no entry allowed Warm Zone = Area under law enforcement protection, entry allowed Cold Zone = Area deemed secure by law enforcement Transportation Corridor = Area used for ambulances to enter and exit</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following UTV operations protocols with their requirements:

<p>PPE = Head and Eye Protection required Daily Checks = Conducted each tour for equipment readiness Stabilizers = Must be stowed at the rear of the trailer Pressure Limit = Maximum between 8-12 PSI for equipment</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following components of hazardous travel protocols with their conditions:

<p>Tropical Storm = Sustained winds over 39 mph Chains Usage = Maximum speed is 30 MPH First In - Last Out = Personnel order for response Staffing Requirement = Stations to become self-sufficient for 48 hours</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following brush truck operation elements with their descriptions:

<p>Type 6 Engines = Designation for brush trucks Strike Team = Group of 5 brush trucks under a leader Pumping Operations = Limit to 60 PSI at the intake Class A Foam = Add 1/2 gallon per 500 gallons to booster tank</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following residential fire considerations with their factors:

<p>Limited Access = Congestion due to proximity of buildings Fire Exposure = Risk to nearby structures Water Supply = Critical factor during response Minimum Flow = 150 gpm is the standard per hand line</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following parking garage fire response elements with their requirements:

<p>Response Team = 1 Aerial, 2 Engines, 1 Battalion Chief Initial Pumping Pressure = Should be set at 150 psi to FDC Connector Hose = 50-foot section of 3” for aerial connection FDC Use = Pump water directly to the fire department connection</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following responsibilities in an active shooter response with their roles:

<p>RTF Members = Theoretical minimum staffing is 2 WFD and 2 LE Crisis Site = Area for medical needs, divided into zones ALERRT Program = Training designed for law enforcement and fire response Evacuation Group = Responsible for ensuring rescue and evacuation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following fire scene elements with their functions:

<p>Fire Control Room = Point for size up reports and coordination Exterior Report = Initial assessment from outside the building Fire Attack Stairwell = Used to gain access while managing IDLH Fire Floor = Specific floor where fire activity is present</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following types of firefighters' response vehicles with their specifications:

<p>E902/E901 = Includes 3 firefighters for engine response E901 = Main response vehicle designation for engine Bat901 = Chief and firefighter response designation Brush Truck = Main vehicle for non-structural responses</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following methods for handling standpipes or sprinklers with their procedures:

<p>Tandem Pumping = Occurs when pressure required is over 225 psi Water Supply = Third engine to assume during fire response Supplying Sprinkler = Involves connections to standpipe systems Establish Hydrant Supply = Essential for obtaining adequate water source</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following characteristics of high-rise fires with their response strategies:

<p>4 Engines = Required for initial response in high-rise fires 3 Aerials = Needed for access and support operations Size Up Reports = Five reports required for comprehensive assessment Pressurized Stairwells = Critical for entry operation safety</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following response personnel with their roles in a high-rise fire event:

<p>Operations Section Chief = Leads the tactical response operations RIC Group = Responsible for firefighter rescue operations Backup Company = Provides support as needed during incidents Command Staff Positions = Key for effective decision-making and strategy</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following UTV operational checklists with their main points:

<p>Ethanol-Free Fuel = Required for filling pump Seat Belts = Must be worn at all times during transport Weekly Check = Performed each Wednesday for equipment health Driver Responsibility = Only person who can hook up the trailer</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following strategies for casualty evacuation with their phrases:

<p>STOP THE KILLING = Focus on preventing further threats STOP THE DYING = Priority to save injured individuals RAPID CASUALTY EVACUATION = Quickly removing casualties from danger CCP = Casualty Collection Point setup during incidents</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following Incident Management System terms with their definitions:

<p>Branch = A supervisory level established in operations or logistics RIC = Rapid Intervention Crew Level 2 Staging = Assigned a separate radio channel for staging companies Hot Zone = Area with immediate threat to responder safety</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following NFPA standards with their focus areas:

<p>NFPA 1561 = Emergency Services Incident Management System NFPA 1584 = Incident rehab requirements NFPA 1500 = Fire Department Occupational Safety and Health NFPA 1001 = Firefighter qualifications and training</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following roles to their Command Post vest colors:

<p>Command = White Operations Chief = Red Planning Section Chief = Dark Blue Logistics = Orange</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following Incident Priorities with their order of importance:

<p>Life Safety = 1st priority Property Conservation = 3rd priority Incident Stabilization = 2nd priority Societal Restoration = 4th priority</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the firefighting modes of operation with their descriptions:

<p>Investigation = Analyzing the incident scene Offensive = Fire attack and rescue operations Defensive = Protecting exposures and controlling fire spread Incident Objective = Goals set for incident response</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following engine responsibilities with their tasks:

<p>First Pumper = Fire Attack Second Pumper = Backup Third Pumper = Supply water at hydrant Fourth Pumper = Level 1 Stage</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following radio communication terms with their meanings:

<p>Direct Copy = Receiving a message by listening in Hot Mic = Eight to ten-second broadcast after activation Emergency Traffic = Communication prioritizing safety Tactical Withdrawal = Order to retreat from the scene</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following scenario descriptions to their corresponding Mayday situations:

<p>Separated from Crew = Lost firefighter requires assistance SCBA Malfunction = Low air alarm in an IDLH atmosphere Injured/Disabled = Physically unable to escape Trapped in Debris = Firefighter pinned and requires rescue</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terminology related to fire ground zones:

<p>Hot Zone = Area with active hazards Warm Zone = Safety buffer around hot zone Cold Zone = Safety area for command and staging No Entry Zone = Area completely secured to prevent access</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following fire operations to their respective pumper roles in Mid-Rise incidents:

<p>First Pumper = Fire Attack 1 Second Pumper = Fire Attack 2 Third Pumper = Water Supply Fourth Pumper = Level 1 at Hydrant</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following tools with their role during a RIC operation:

<p>RIC Pack = Contains essential rescue equipment Dry Hose-line = Provides water supply for rescue efforts Thermal Imaging Camera = Used for locating firefighters in distress Radios = Communication tools for RIC personnel</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following crew communication requirements with their functions:

<p>Visual Contact = Required for Two-In/Two-Out teams Announcement on Radio = Informing command of entry RIC Establishment = Safety and accountability for interior teams Maintaining Crew Responsibility = Avoiding dual assignments during rescues</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Incident Management System

  • NFPA 1561 Standard on Emergency Services Incident Management System and Command Safety was updated on February 1, 2020.
  • A supervisory level (Branch) is established in either the Operations or Logistics function to provide control.
  • Dispatch time stamps every 10 minutes.
  • Weather updates from dispatch include temperature, wind speed and direction, and humidity level.
  • Companies, crews, and teams (including RIC crews) must have a minimum of two members.
  • Command post vests are color-coded: Command-White, Operations Chief-Red, Planning Sections Chief-Dark Blue, Intelligence/Investigation-Tan, Logistics-Orange, Finance-Green, Technical-Yellow, and Safety Officer-additional unique garments.
  • Level 2 Staging requirements are defined in NFPA 1584.
  • The first arriving engine on the second alarm assumes the role of staging manager.
  • The staging manager reports to the operations section chief or to command.

Regional Radio Communications

  • Emergency ID activation results in an 8-10 second hot mic.
  • Direct Copy-indicates the message was received by an individual or company.
  • IDLH atmospheres (hazardous) include unknown, oxygen-deficient, toxic, corrosive, or asphyxiating atmospheres.
  • On-Deck resources are staged for use in a division or group.
  • A backup team is deployed to assist firefighters if needed.
  • Rescue Incident Commanders (RIC) assist with safety procedures and monitoring.
  • Firefighters should perform a gross decon prior to doffing PPE.
  • Two-in/two-out procedures need to be followed.
  • At least two personnel must remain outside the IDLH atmosphere and maintain visual or voice contact.
  • Firefighters in the IDLH atmosphere need a rescue team on standby.

Fire Ground Control Zones

  • Zones are organized for access safety (Hot Zone-Red Tape, Warm Zone-Yellow Tape, Cold Zone-Green Tape, No Entry Zone-Red/White Chevron Tape).

Incident Priorities

  • Life safety is the number one priority, followed by incident stabilization, property conservation, and societal restoration.

Mayday - Rapid Intervention

  • Specific situations (separated from crew, SCBA malfunction in IDLH, injury/disablement, trapped) require immediate Mayday calls.

Minimum RIT Tools

  • RIT Packs should include universal SCBA fittings, dry hoses, hand tools, and ropes.
  • Flashlights, pike poles/hooks, and radios are also vital tools.
  • Thermal imaging cameras and hot mics are needed for accurate situations detection.

Two-In/Two-Out

  • Two fire protection personnel are needed to enter a hazardous atmosphere with visual/voice contact and rescue capabilities.
  • Two personnel outside the IDLH perform rescue operations.
  • Responsibilities are outlined for each team.

Driving Policy

  • Firefighters should follow safety procedures in responding to and returning from alarms.
  • Strict adherence to the no cell phone use policy is mandatory.
  • Communicating with radios or warning devices only when necessary is the recommended policy.
  • Keeping the cab free from objects and maintaining safety are essential during emergency response.
  • All compartments should be closed.

Vehicle Operations

  • Code 3 is a privilege, not a right.
  • Maintaining appropriate vehicle speed is necessary, as well as controlling all traffic lanes.
  • Safety procedures must be followed at highway incidents.
  • Seat belts should be worn at all times.
  • Headlights should be turned on.
  • Truck bays need wheel chocks.
  • Commanders respond to investigations.
  • Specific Vehicle Requirements are detailed.

Brush Truck Operations

  • Brush Trucks are type 6 engines

  • Brush Truck Strike Team 5 trucks respond under a Leader

  • Fill using 2 1/2 or 3” hose

  • Company officer will typically drive the Truck and 2 seasoned firefighters can operate alone for emergencies

  • Access points to wildfire should be marked with traffic cones or 5 foot strips of flagging.

Residential/Apartment Fires

  • 150gpm minimum should be standard for handlines.
  • Issues like limited access, congestion, potential fire exposure, and water supply considerations should be recognized.

Parking Garage Fires

  • Factors like access, congestion, fire exposure, and water supply are prioritized in this environment.

Staging at Multiple Alarm Incidents

  • Level 2 staging is a centralized location for assembling multiple-alarm incident resources.
  • Incident base locations are designed for equipment and personnel support operations.
  • An incident base, a staging area, and a rehab area are established.
  • First arriving Engine will manage the base, staging, and rehab operations on the second alarm.
  • Designated person will lead resource management teams.

Vehicle Rescue and Extrication

  • Action circle procedures, equipment use, and personal safety measures are highlighted.

Personal Appearance

  • Safety uniform considerations (pants, shirts, etc).
  • Patches and other equipment components.

Formal Uniform Regulations and FF I.

  • Specific uniform regulations and equipment considerations for a few specific circumstances
  • Exercise regimens for firefighters.

TCFP Office Staff Responsibilities

  • Specific duties and requirements of TCFP office staff.
  • Weekly staff exercises for physical readiness and other tasks.

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This quiz covers essential aspects of the NFPA 1561 Standard on Emergency Services Incident Management System. It includes topics such as command post organization, dispatch protocols, and staging requirements. Test your knowledge of incident management best practices and emergency response communication.

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