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What is the primary responsibility of the Safety Officer after the training exercise?
What is the primary responsibility of the Safety Officer after the training exercise?
- Return keys to the proper location.
- Complete all sections of the Safety Officer Checklist. (correct)
- Secure the structure and/or property before leaving the site.
- Notify the Primary Key-holder of damages identified.
Which action must be taken by the Drill Coordinator after the training exercise is completed?
Which action must be taken by the Drill Coordinator after the training exercise is completed?
- Email all completed forms to the Training Division.
- Notify the Safety Officer of structural damage.
- Submit the Safety Officer Checklist to the Primary Key-holder.
- Return the keys to the proper location. (correct)
Upon completing the Safety Officer Checklist, what is the next step for the Drill Coordinator?
Upon completing the Safety Officer Checklist, what is the next step for the Drill Coordinator?
- Secure the structure prior to leaving the site. (correct)
- Upload the checklist to MDFRnet.
- Scan the Safety Officer Checklist for records.
- Notify the Training Division about any damages.
What must the Primary Key-holder do with the Safety Officer Checklist after receiving it?
What must the Primary Key-holder do with the Safety Officer Checklist after receiving it?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for the Safety Officer Checklist?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for the Safety Officer Checklist?
What is a primary characteristic of non-destructive training?
What is a primary characteristic of non-destructive training?
Who is responsible for maintaining and securing the property keys for approved acquired structures?
Who is responsible for maintaining and securing the property keys for approved acquired structures?
Which of the following best describes destructive training?
Which of the following best describes destructive training?
What should personnel look for as an indication that a structure may be available for training?
What should personnel look for as an indication that a structure may be available for training?
Which of the following roles is not responsible for ensuring the safety of personnel during training?
Which of the following roles is not responsible for ensuring the safety of personnel during training?
What is the primary purpose of acquiring a structure for training by MDFR?
What is the primary purpose of acquiring a structure for training by MDFR?
What authority does the Safety Officer have during training drills?
What authority does the Safety Officer have during training drills?
What is an appropriate method for personnel to identify potential structures for training?
What is an appropriate method for personnel to identify potential structures for training?
What is the initial step to report an acquired structure for training purposes?
What is the initial step to report an acquired structure for training purposes?
How soon must a response be provided to the reporting company officer after submitting the form?
How soon must a response be provided to the reporting company officer after submitting the form?
What is required from the property owner before training can commence in a non-residential building?
What is required from the property owner before training can commence in a non-residential building?
Which document must the Training Division obtain from the owner before proceeding with asbestos inspections?
Which document must the Training Division obtain from the owner before proceeding with asbestos inspections?
What role does the Drill Coordinator play during the training setup?
What role does the Drill Coordinator play during the training setup?
What is the responsibility of the Safety Officer during training exercises?
What is the responsibility of the Safety Officer during training exercises?
What must the Drill Coordinator do before the training exercise begins?
What must the Drill Coordinator do before the training exercise begins?
What document serves as a reference for the Drill Coordinator to prepare for training?
What document serves as a reference for the Drill Coordinator to prepare for training?
What is a critical task for the Safety Officer prior to a training exercise?
What is a critical task for the Safety Officer prior to a training exercise?
During a training exercise, who is responsible for regular safety inspections of the structure?
During a training exercise, who is responsible for regular safety inspections of the structure?
What happens if damage not approved by the Primary Key-holder is discovered during the pre-training walk-through?
What happens if damage not approved by the Primary Key-holder is discovered during the pre-training walk-through?
What document must be completed by the Safety Officer during the pre-training exercise site survey?
What document must be completed by the Safety Officer during the pre-training exercise site survey?
What is the final step after completing a training exercise?
What is the final step after completing a training exercise?
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Study Notes
Training Structure Overview
- Acquired structures offer unique training experiences for MDFR personnel that cannot be replicated in facility settings.
- Live Fire Training is prohibited under the relevant standard operating procedures.
- Acquired Structure: Properties obtained from owners specifically for training purposes.
Training Types
- Destructive Training: Causes property damage; examples include vertical ventilation and breaching walls.
- Non-destructive Training: No property damage; includes search and rescue, rapid intervention, and apparatus operations.
Key Personnel Roles
- Primary Key-holder: Person responsible for maintaining and securing keys for acquired structures.
- Safety Officer: Assigned by the Drill Coordinator; ensures safety during training and can halt unsafe activities.
Procedure for Identifying and Securing Structures
- Personnel should survey for training opportunities using specific indicators like renovation or demolition signs.
- Use Miami-Dade County Open Data Hub for researching approved permits.
- Company Officers must fill out and submit a Notification of Acquired Structure form to the Training Division for approval.
Training Division Responsibilities
- Establish limitations for operations personnel based on written agreements with property owners.
- Manage access rights to approved acquired structures.
- Collaborate with Battalion Chiefs and Company Officers during drill coordination.
Setting Up Training Exercises
- Drill Coordinators select from a list of approved properties and confirm training conditions with the Primary Key-holder.
- Required documentation includes Training Division Process Outline and On-Site Safety Officer Checklist.
- Coordination with a designated Safety Officer is essential to ensure safety compliance.
Conducting Training
- Regular safety inspections conducted by Training Division representatives and Battalion Chiefs.
- A comprehensive Drill Safety Plan should be prepared and utilized during training.
- Conduct a building walk-through to identify any pre-existing damages before starting training.
Post-Training Protocol
- Debriefing is required after training to assess goals and lessons learned.
- Safety Officer must complete a checklist noting any damage and hazards encountered.
- Drill Coordinator is tasked with securing the structure post-training and notifying the Primary Key-holder of any potential structural safety issues.
- All completed forms must be submitted to the Training Division following training exercises.
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