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What is the primary responsibility of each Company Officer during firefighting operations?
What is the primary responsibility of each Company Officer during firefighting operations?
- To perform entry assessments for personnel
- To communicate benchmarks and progress reports (correct)
- To assess the safety of the fire scene
- To ensure all personal protective equipment is ready
Which rule must be adhered to when entering 18 wheel trailers during firefighting operations?
Which rule must be adhered to when entering 18 wheel trailers during firefighting operations?
- The one-in/one-out rule
- The two-in/two-out rule (correct)
- Safety regulations for vehicle fire operations
- The buddy system only
What is the purpose of SOG 400-04?
What is the purpose of SOG 400-04?
- To establish communication protocols.
- To provide guidelines for water supply management.
- To improve response time for emergency personnel.
- To outline procedures for vehicle fire attacks. (correct)
In case of a vehicle fire, which equipment is mandatory for all personnel involved?
In case of a vehicle fire, which equipment is mandatory for all personnel involved?
What should be considered when assessing the scene of a vehicle fire?
What should be considered when assessing the scene of a vehicle fire?
Which series of SOGs should be referred to for tactical guidelines specifically for vehicle fires?
Which series of SOGs should be referred to for tactical guidelines specifically for vehicle fires?
What factors may the first arriving unit consider when requesting additional units?
What factors may the first arriving unit consider when requesting additional units?
What is the responsibility of each firefighter during operations as per the guidelines?
What is the responsibility of each firefighter during operations as per the guidelines?
According to the guidelines, when might a Fire Investigator be requested?
According to the guidelines, when might a Fire Investigator be requested?
How should units position themselves when responding to a vehicle fire?
How should units position themselves when responding to a vehicle fire?
What information might the Communication Center provide while responding to a vehicle fire?
What information might the Communication Center provide while responding to a vehicle fire?
Which of the following is NOT part of the scope of the standard operating guideline?
Which of the following is NOT part of the scope of the standard operating guideline?
What should be referred to for Pre-Incident Planning regarding vehicle fires?
What should be referred to for Pre-Incident Planning regarding vehicle fires?
What might be considered when assessing unusual circumstances during a vehicle fire incident?
What might be considered when assessing unusual circumstances during a vehicle fire incident?
What is the priority when smoke is low hanging and moving upstream of traffic?
What is the priority when smoke is low hanging and moving upstream of traffic?
What is the optimal position for the Attack Engine relative to the smoke direction?
What is the optimal position for the Attack Engine relative to the smoke direction?
Which angle should Fire Rescue personnel approach a vehicle fire from?
Which angle should Fire Rescue personnel approach a vehicle fire from?
What must be done to the battery cables at a vehicle fire?
What must be done to the battery cables at a vehicle fire?
What is the minimum size of the Fire Attack hose line required for vehicle fires?
What is the minimum size of the Fire Attack hose line required for vehicle fires?
What is the responsibility of the first arriving unit at a vehicle fire scene?
What is the responsibility of the first arriving unit at a vehicle fire scene?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Incident Commander?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Incident Commander?
What is a common hazard associated with vehicle components during a fire?
What is a common hazard associated with vehicle components during a fire?
Flashcards
Purpose of SOG 2210
Purpose of SOG 2210
Framework for safe and effective fire operations on vehicles.
Authority for SOG 2210
Authority for SOG 2210
Authorized by the Fire Rescue Administrator.
Scope of SOG 2210
Scope of SOG 2210
Applicable to all Emergency Operations personnel.
100 series SOGs
100 series SOGs
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200 series SOGs
200 series SOGs
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300 series SOGs
300 series SOGs
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420 series SOGs
420 series SOGs
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Communication Center Role
Communication Center Role
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First Arriving Unit
First Arriving Unit
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Incident Command Responsibilities
Incident Command Responsibilities
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Two-in/Two-out Rule
Two-in/Two-out Rule
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Firefighter PPE
Firefighter PPE
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SCBA
SCBA
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Tactical Approach to Vehicle Fires
Tactical Approach to Vehicle Fires
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Hood and Airbag Risks
Hood and Airbag Risks
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Fire Attack Hose Requirement
Fire Attack Hose Requirement
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Vehicle Search Protocol
Vehicle Search Protocol
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Arrival Report
Arrival Report
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Company Officer Responsibilities
Company Officer Responsibilities
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Supersession History
Supersession History
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Fire Investigator Request
Fire Investigator Request
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Study Notes
Purpose and Authority
- Provides a framework for safe and effective fire attack operations on motorized vehicles.
- Authorized by the Fire Rescue Administrator.
Response Protocol
- Communication Center may supply hydrant availability and location.
- First arriving unit can request additional units based on:
- Visible or reported conditions.
- Knowledge of the roadway.
- Water supply availability.
- Other unusual circumstances.
Tactical Considerations for Vehicle Fires
- Position units to:
- Block the Safe Work Area from traffic and hazards.
- Stay upwind when possible.
- If smoke is low and upstream of traffic, prioritize blocking for a safe work area.
- Fire Rescue personnel should approach vehicle fires from a 45-degree angle from the sides, avoiding the front or rear.
- Vehicle hoods, airbags, and hatchbacks may contain compressed cylinders, posing injury risks.
- Use a minimum of 1 ¾” pre-connected hose line flowing at least 100 GPM for fire attack.
- Disconnect or cut both positive and negative battery cables.
- Conduct a thorough search of the entire vehicle for potential victims.
Responsibilities
First Arriving Unit
- Establish Incident Command and manage until transfer or termination.
- Provide an Arrival Report.
Incident Command
- Manage the scene and communicate benchmarks.
- Assign an Incident Safety Officer.
- Ensure appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn by personnel.
- Implement personnel accountability.
- Enforce the two-in/two-out rule for entry into large vehicles (e.g., 18-wheel trailers).
- Assign personnel for patient assessment and consider requesting a Fire Investigator.
Company Responsibilities
- Company Officers are responsible for communication of benchmarks and progress reports.
Firefighter Responsibilities
- Each firefighter must operate safely and adhere to applicable SOGs.
- Full PPE and Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) are mandatory during vehicle fire operations.
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This quiz focuses on the Standard Operating Guideline for vehicle fires as outlined by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue. Participants will learn about safe and effective fire attack operations for motorized vehicles. Understanding these guidelines is crucial for fire rescue personnel.
