II-K-04 Requesting Fire Boat and Crew Procedures 12/08/2017
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II-K-04 Requesting Fire Boat and Crew Procedures 12/08/2017

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What is the minimum notice period required for a non-emergency Fire Boat request?

  • Three weeks (correct)
  • One month
  • Four days
  • Two weeks
  • Who is responsible for ensuring that the Fire Boat crew is properly assigned based on the mission?

  • Incident Commander (IC)
  • Marine Services Bureau OIC
  • Fire Boat Officer-in-Charge (OIC) (correct)
  • Unit Officer-in-Charge (OIC)
  • Which of the following is NOT a task assigned to the Fire Boats?

  • Search and Rescue missions
  • Supporting land based firefighting operations
  • Conducting environmental surveys (correct)
  • Marine Firefighting Operations
  • What must the Marine Services Bureau OIC do upon receiving a Fire Boat request?

    <p>Contact the requesting OIC with approval or disapproval</p> Signup and view all the answers

    During an emergency operation, what information must the Incident Commander (IC) provide to the Fire Alarm Office (FAO)?

    <p>Mission, location, and number of boats needed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is indicated as the highest priority when operating a Fire Boat?

    <p>Safe and proper operation of the Fire Boat</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following situations allows for modification of procedures by unit officers?

    <p>Special/unusual circumstances</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who should receive a courtesy copy of the Fire Boat request email?

    <p>Special Operations Division Chief</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Fireboat Operations Overview

    • Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) operates two fireboats, a 50’ and a 36’, for marine firefighting and emergency response.
    • Fireboats cover vulnerable waterways in Miami-Dade County and support various operations, including firefighting, search and rescue, and maritime activities.

    Non-Emergency Operations

    • Requests for fireboats for training or support must be made via email to the Marine Services Bureau OIC, with a CC to the Special Operations Division Chief.
    • A minimum notice of three weeks is required for requests; shorter notice will be reviewed individually.
    • The Marine Services Bureau OIC reviews requests to confirm appropriateness and vessel availability.

    Emergency Operations

    • Incident dispatches follow specific Policies and Procedures (P&P) for alarm assignments.
    • The Incident Commander (IC) must communicate the following when needing a fireboat:
      • Nature of the mission (e.g., search and rescue, suppression).
      • Exact location of the operation.
      • Quantity of boats required.
      • Required specialized equipment.
      • Need for additional personnel.

    Fireboat Operational Standards

    • The Fire Boat Officer in Charge (OIC) ensures:
      • Vessel operates safely and crew wears necessary safety gear.
      • Crew assignments are adequate based on the IC’s directions.
      • Crew operates within training scope defined by MDFR certification, P&Ps, SOPs, and safe boating practices.

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    Explore the operations of Miami-Dade County's fire boats, specifically the 50’ and 36’ vessels. This quiz covers their roles in marine firefighting, search and rescue missions, and support for both land and water-based firefighting activities. Learn about their special assignments and participation in maritime events.

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