Podcast
Questions and Answers
What must the Station OIC do if an assigned unit is not in service?
What must the Station OIC do if an assigned unit is not in service?
- Automatically assume the unit is operationally ready.
- Select the unit from the drop-down and state the reason. (correct)
- Report to the Fire Alarm Office immediately.
- Always notify the Battalion Chief first.
What is the first step for a Battalion Chief when approving an employee taken out of dive status?
What is the first step for a Battalion Chief when approving an employee taken out of dive status?
- Visit the Dive Rescue Bureau.
- Select the unit from the drop-down menu. (correct)
- Enter comments in the Comment window.
- Select the Red Ribbon in the system.
What is the responsibility of the Division Chief regarding a Battalion Chief's dive status?
What is the responsibility of the Division Chief regarding a Battalion Chief's dive status?
- Approve only if the Battalion Chief is on sick leave.
- Only document the status without any further action.
- Determine if the Battalion Chief can perform other duties. (correct)
- Automatically reinstate the Battalion Chief's dive status.
What should the Fire Alarm Office do at 0700?
What should the Fire Alarm Office do at 0700?
How can the Fire Alarm Office view the certification totals for personnel?
How can the Fire Alarm Office view the certification totals for personnel?
What happens when a unit is in service but not bariatric capable?
What happens when a unit is in service but not bariatric capable?
What should be considered by the Battalion Chief when an employee is unable to dive?
What should be considered by the Battalion Chief when an employee is unable to dive?
Which of the following units require a reason to be documented if out of service?
Which of the following units require a reason to be documented if out of service?
What document must the FAO check to ensure personnel qualifications?
What document must the FAO check to ensure personnel qualifications?
What action is NOT required if SRA divers are able to dive?
What action is NOT required if SRA divers are able to dive?
What time is the radio recall signifying the shift change in the MDFR Department?
What time is the radio recall signifying the shift change in the MDFR Department?
Who is responsible for notifying the Officer-in-Charge about their dive status?
Who is responsible for notifying the Officer-in-Charge about their dive status?
What should the Unit OIC consider if an SRA is unable to dive?
What should the Unit OIC consider if an SRA is unable to dive?
What action is required if all SRA divers are able to dive?
What action is required if all SRA divers are able to dive?
Which option must the Unit OIC select to indicate that JAWS are out of service?
Which option must the Unit OIC select to indicate that JAWS are out of service?
What comment should be entered when saving the status of an SRA who is unable to dive?
What comment should be entered when saving the status of an SRA who is unable to dive?
Where can the Unit OIC find the option to check JAWS' operational status?
Where can the Unit OIC find the option to check JAWS' operational status?
What is a potential reason for an SRA diver being listed as unable to dive?
What is a potential reason for an SRA diver being listed as unable to dive?
Study Notes
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) Policy Overview
- Shift change and radio recall occurs at 0700.
- Online status check required for SRA divers, RHIBs, Air Boats, bariatric units, water tenders, and JAWS.
Firefighter SRA Diver Responsibilities
- Notify Unit Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of dive status upon reporting for duty.
Unit OIC Responsibilities
- Determine dive status and capability of SRA divers.
- If unable to dive, follow MDFRnet procedures to update status, providing reasons for unavailability.
- Ensure firefighters can perform other duties or should be on sick leave.
- Manage JAWS status updates in a similar online fashion if out of service.
Station OIC Responsibilities
- Ensure officers keep personnel and equipment statuses updated online.
- Follow specific steps to report non-operational equipment like Air Boats and RHIBs, including entering reasons for non-service.
- Notify Fire Alarm Office (FAO) if the 0700 recall is not active, indicating a potential problem.
Battalion Chief Responsibilities
- Approve SRA diver status changes by following the same MDFRnet procedures.
- Assess if officers/firefighters can fulfill other firefighting duties or need sick leave.
- Receive auto-generated emails regarding diver status changes and unstaffed units.
Division Chief Responsibilities
- Approve Battalion Chief status changes using MDFRnet guidelines.
- Evaluate the ability of Battalion Chiefs to fulfill all duties or their need for sick leave.
- Receive notifications about SRA diver capability issues.
Fire Alarm Office (FAO) Duties
- Responsible for initiating station recall at 0700.
- Utilize MDFRnet to view certification rosters, ensuring personnel qualifications for water-related incidents.
- Confirm SRA diver capability during dispatch of water-related emergencies.
- Monitor statuses of units, including staffing and operational capabilities.
Additional Notes
- No action required when all equipment and personnel are operationally ready.
- Inactive certifications managed by Dive Rescue Bureau must still receive pay.
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Test your knowledge on the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department's policies regarding shift changes and SRA diver responsibilities. This quiz covers operational procedures for various rescue units and the roles of officers in charge. Perfect for those involved in fire rescue operations.
