Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Guidelines Quiz

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Who is responsible for posting the daily unit and position assignments at the beginning of each shift?

  • Fire Chief
  • Senior Firefighter
  • Administrative Officer
  • Operational Captain (correct)

What information is NOT required on the Unit Assignment Board?

  • Designated tools and responsibilities
  • Unit Designations
  • Personnel assigned to each position
  • Personnel training history (correct)

Which position has the responsibility to determine and request additional tools and equipment for an incident?

  • Operational Captain
  • Unit Designation Administrator
  • Company Officer (correct)
  • Firefighter

What should the Unit Assignment Board reflect regarding personnel?

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What is the minimum requirement for tools and equipment that company members should carry?

<p>The equipment listed on the Unit Assignment Board (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When should the Operational Captain update the station logbook?

<p>After posting the unit designation and personnel (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What kind of incident response aspects are directly connected to the duties listed on the Unit Assignment Board?

<p>Structure fire response (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is not included in the responsibilities linked to the personnel listed on the Unit Assignment Board?

<p>Providing safety equipment to the public (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT included in the Daily Operations Bulletin prepared by the Dispatch Supervisor?

<p>Monthly personnel evaluations (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a necessary requirement for personnel assigned as any swimmer or diver?

<p>Must possess swimming capabilities (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is required of Level II Dive Teams at the beginning of each shift?

<p>Completion of a dive equipment check (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many personnel are required to maintain a Level II or Level III Dive Team?

<p>Three DR1 certified personnel and one Dive Comm-Line Tender (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement accurately reflects the responsibilities of Company Officers during Daily Shift Preparations?

<p>They are responsible for evaluating personnel’s swimming and rescue readiness. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which item would personnel NOT typically check on their assigned unit at the beginning of each shift?

<p>Weather forecast for the week (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be reviewed and posted on the station’s Unit Assignment Board each shift?

<p>Assignment of Level I Basic swimmers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key component included in the Daily Operations Bulletin that regards wind conditions?

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Flashcards

Daily Operations Bulletin

A daily report created by the Dispatch Supervisor containing vital information for fire rescue operations.

REAL FEEL Temperature

The perceived temperature considering factors like wind and humidity, impacting how cold or hot it feels.

Red Flag Warning

A weather warning indicating a high risk of wildfires due to specific conditions like dry vegetation and strong winds.

Local Weather Advisory

A weather warning alerting of potential hazardous weather conditions.

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Daily Burn Status

Describes the daily burning activity in the region, including any active wildfires or prescribed fires.

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Water Related Incidents: Daily Shift Preparations

Details the assignment of firefighters certified for water rescues and their readiness to respond.

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Level I Basic & Rescue Swimmers

The assigned level of competency in swimming and rescue techniques that are certified for firefighters.

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Level II & III Dive Teams

The level of competency for dive teams and their equipment readiness for rescue operations.

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What is SOG 100-02?

A document outlining how daily unit assignments are handled by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue.

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What is the purpose of SOG 100-02?

It ensures all personnel are aware of their assigned unit and position during each shift.

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Who does SOG 100-02 apply to?

It applies to all Emergency Operations personnel, including firefighters and rescue units.

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Who posts the daily unit assignments?

The Operational Captain is responsible for posting the assignments at the start of each shift.

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What information is on the Unit Assignment Board?

This board displays the unit designation, position, assigned personnel, and specific tools needed for each role.

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What does the Unit Assignment Board specify about tools?

The tools listed are the minimum required; additional tools may be requested by the Company Officer depending on the incident.

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What does the Operational Captain ensure about the unit assignments?

The Operational Captain makes sure the assignments are recorded in the station logbook and on the board.

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What is the Daily OPS Bulletin?

This bulletin contains any additional daily operations information or instructions.

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Study Notes

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Standard Operating Guideline: Daily Assignments

  • Purpose: To establish guidelines for daily unit assignments, ensuring each member understands their role.
  • Authority: Fire Rescue Administrator
  • Scope: Applies to all Emergency Operations personnel.
  • Procedure:
    • Unit Assignment Board:
      • Oncoming Operational Captain posts daily assignments on the station's Unit Assignment Board.
      • Board displays unit designations, positions, personnel assigned to each position, and tools/responsibilities for each position (based on structure fire response).
      • Examples: Officer Smith (E-54) responsibilities include SCBA, radio, hand light, and Knox box keys.
      • Examples include: Driver Jones (E-54) responsibilities in Pump operations, scene lighting, equipment.
      • Examples: Firefighter Adams (E-54) responsibilities include SCBA, radio, hand light, and nozzle person
      • Examples include: Officer Street (R-54) SCBA, radio, hand light.
      • Examples include: Firefighter Lane (R-54) SCBA, radio, hand light
      • Examples include: Firefighter Thomas (R-54) SCBA, hand light, pike pole.
    • Tools/Equipment:
      • Tools and equipment listed are minimum; additional equipment determined and requested by company officer.
    • Logbook:
      • Operational Captain ensures unit assignments and personnel accurately reflect in the station log.
  • Daily OPS Bulletin:
    • Prepared by Dispatch Supervisor daily.
    • Includes real-feel temperature, red flag warnings/watches, local weather advisories, burn status, winds, dive status, weekly road/bridge closures, open burn permits.
  • Water Related Incidents:
    • Daily Shift Preparations: Company Officer evaluates personnel's preparedness for open water situations, including swimming, and victim stabilization.
    • Personnel Assignments: Personnel fit for water rescue are assigned for extraction as swimmers or divers.
    • Assignment Review: Daily review and posting of assignments on the Unit Assignment Board.
    • Level 1 Basic/Rescue Swimmers: Swim attire necessary.
    • Level 1 Basic/Rescue Swimmers: Perform checks on open-water rescue equipment during shift.
    • Level 2/3 Dive Teams:
      • Check dive equipment daily.
      • Level II dive team availability communicated to the Dispatch Supervisor.
      • A minimum of 3 DR1 certified personnel and 1 Dive Comm-Line Tender are required for a Level II or Level III Dive team.

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