MCFRS Fire Chief's General Order FCGO
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Which of the following criteria requires the completion of an Initial Written After Action Review (AAR)? (Select all that apply)

  • Any declared mass casualty incident (correct)
  • An incident where technical rescue assets were not used
  • Any collision with a complex or extended extrication (correct)
  • Any structure fire where the fire extended past the room/area of origin (correct)
  • The Incident Commander may select 'NONE' if the incident does not meet any criteria for a Significant Incident.

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    Who should be contacted for further information about the Significant Incident Reporting program?

    Operations Division Chief

    The new selection box added to the FireApp narrative tab is used to classify incidents as Significant Incident or __________.

    <p>NONE</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the criteria for writing an Initial Written AAR with their descriptions:

    <p>Structure fire = Fire extended past the room/area of origin Collision = Involves complex or extended extrication Hazmat incident = Suited-entry was required Mass casualty incident = Declares multiple casualties or injuries</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the new Significant Incident selection box in the FireApp reporting software?

    <p>To identify events that require an Initial Written After Action Review</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of incident does NOT require an Initial Written AAR?

    <p>A structure fire contained to the room of origin</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who receives an automatic email prompt after the FireApp is completed?

    <p>The Battalion Chief and the Incident Commander</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which of the following situations is an Initial Written AAR mandatory?

    <p>An incident where technical rescue assets are used</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What criteria must be considered for a call to be classified as a Significant Incident?

    <p>Any event where specific established criteria are met</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of the Battalion Chief in the After Action Reporting process?

    <p>To track and publish the After Action Review document</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens if the Incident Commander does not classify the incident as Significant?

    <p>The narrative will be submitted without further review</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What specific incident would require suited-entry according to the criteria for an Initial Written AAR?

    <p>A gas leak at a residential property</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    General Overview

    • Fire Chief Scott E. Goldstein issued General Order FCGO: 19-02 on January 15, 2019, addressing all Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) personnel.
    • The order emphasizes the importance of significant incident reporting through the FireApp software.

    After Action Review (AAR) Process

    • Policy and Procedure 24-01 outlines the protocol for After Action Reporting, with an emphasis on learning from significant events.
    • Initial Written AAR is mandatory for specific incidents such as:
      • Structure fires that spread beyond the area of origin.
      • Collisions requiring complex or extended extrication.
      • Hazmat incidents necessitating suited-entry.
      • Incidents utilizing technical rescue assets.
      • Declared mass casualty incidents.
      • Any incident deemed significant by the Incident Commander.

    FireApp Modifications

    • The FireApp has updated the Incident Report narrative with a new selection box for identifying significant incidents.
    • Incident Commanders must classify incidents that meet the criteria to ensure proper reporting.

    Notification Process

    • Following the completion of the FireApp report:
      • An email prompt is sent to the author to initiate the Initial Written AAR.
      • A prompt is also sent to the Battalion Chief responsible for tracking Lessons Learned and After Action Reporting.

    Contact Information

    • For additional queries regarding the AAR process, personnel are instructed to contact the Operations Division Chief.

    Significant Incident Reporting Overview

    • Policy and Procedure 24-01 governs the After Action Reporting (AAR) process for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS).
    • Initial Written AAR is mandated for specific incidents to facilitate learning and improvement.

    Criteria for AAR Completion

    • AAR must be completed for:
      • Structure fires that extend beyond the room of origin.
      • Collisions requiring complex or prolonged extrication.
      • Hazardous material incidents necessitating suited-entry.
      • Incidents involving technical rescue operations.
      • Declared mass casualty incidents.
      • Any incident recognized by the Incident Commander as needing lessons or recommendations.

    FireApp Modifications

    • Fire reporting software, FireApp, has been updated to include a Significant Incident selection box in the Incident Report narrative.
    • The Incident Commander must classify the incident based on the predefined criteria or select “NONE” if not applicable.

    Notification Process

    • Upon completion of the FireApp report, automatic emails will be sent:
      • To the author, prompting the completion of the Initial Written AAR.
      • To the Battalion Chief with assigned responsibilities for tracking and publishing the report.

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    This quiz will test your knowledge on the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service's General Order regarding significant incident reporting as outlined in FCGO: 19-02. It covers policies and procedures, focusing on incident response and after-action reporting. Prepare to engage with critical information essential for all MCFRS personnel.

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