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201.03 Personnel Accountability Report (PAR)

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What is the primary purpose of conducting a Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) during emergency operations?

To confirm the availability of rescue equipment in the hot zone

To ensure all crew members are accounted for and have adequate exit air supply (correct)

To assess the performance of the fire department personnel

To report any new strategies for fire suppression

In what situation is a Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) specifically required?

After any report of a missing or trapped firefighter (correct)

Whenever a crew member requests a break during the operation

When a team completes its initial assessment of the area

When shifting from defensive strategies to backup support

Who is responsible for conducting a Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) at the company level?

The Division Supervisor

The Company Officer (correct)

The Sector Officer

The Incident Commander

When should a Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) be conducted according to the established guidelines?

<p>At every 30 minutes of elapsed time and whenever Command feels necessary</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following scenarios does NOT necessitate a Personnel Accountability Report (PAR)?

<p>A minor hazardous event occurs, causing no injuries</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) Overview

The PAR is a method for conducting roll call for personnel in the hot zone.
It ensures that all crew members are accounted for and have sufficient exit air supply.

Roles and Responsibilities

For Sector Officers/Division/Group Supervisors, PAR involves accounting for all crew members across assigned companies.
Company Officers are responsible for accounting for all crew members within their specific company.

Reporting Procedures

Face-to-face reports are preferred within the sector, division, group, or company for accuracy.

Situations Requiring a PAR

PAR is mandatory under various conditions such as:
- Reports of missing or trapped firefighters.
- Transitioning from offensive to defensive firefighting strategies.
- Occurrence of hazardous events (e.g., flashover, backdraft, structural collapse, May Day).

Regular Accountability Checks

PARs should be conducted when:
- Companies declare "all clear."
- Companies report the situation "under control."
- Every 30 minutes during the incident.
- Anytime Command deems it necessary for safety and accountability.

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This quiz covers the Personnel Accountability Report (PAR), a crucial tool for confirming the presence and readiness of personnel in emergency situations. Test your knowledge on the procedures and importance of conducting a roll call for all crew members assigned to various sectors and divisions. Understand the responsibilities of officers in ensuring safety during operations.