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Which apparatus is MOST likely to have a pump and roll system that allows apparatus to be driven while discharging water?
Which apparatus is MOST likely to have a pump and roll system that allows apparatus to be driven while discharging water?
- Rescue apparatus
- Wildland fire apparatus (correct)
- Aerial apparatus
- Fireboats
According to NFPA® 1901, mobile water supply apparatus must be equipped with a tank capacity of at least:
According to NFPA® 1901, mobile water supply apparatus must be equipped with a tank capacity of at least:
1,000 gallons (4,000 L)
Which equipment allows rescuers to plug their equipment into standard electrical outlets?
Which equipment allows rescuers to plug their equipment into standard electrical outlets?
Adapters
When a mobile water supply apparatus is parked in close proximity to the fire scene and pumpers are using its supply during suppression operations, the water tender is being used:
When a mobile water supply apparatus is parked in close proximity to the fire scene and pumpers are using its supply during suppression operations, the water tender is being used:
What is the function of mobile water supply apparatus?
What is the function of mobile water supply apparatus?
An apparatus that is equipped with a fire pump, water tank, and hose, in addition to an aerial device and ground ladders, is BEST referred to as a:
An apparatus that is equipped with a fire pump, water tank, and hose, in addition to an aerial device and ground ladders, is BEST referred to as a:
Which type of light ranges from 300 to 1,000 watts and is advantageous where illumination is needed away from the apparatus?
Which type of light ranges from 300 to 1,000 watts and is advantageous where illumination is needed away from the apparatus?
Which apparatus is often designed with the pump panel and one or more preconnected hoselines housed in a compartment?
Which apparatus is often designed with the pump panel and one or more preconnected hoselines housed in a compartment?
According to NFPA® 1901, fire department pumpers should have a minimum pump capacity of:
According to NFPA® 1901, fire department pumpers should have a minimum pump capacity of:
Compared to full-size pumpers, initial attack fire apparatus have:
Compared to full-size pumpers, initial attack fire apparatus have:
Which type of apparatus has small fire pumps and tanks that may feature foam proportioning equipment and a tank for foam concentrate?
Which type of apparatus has small fire pumps and tanks that may feature foam proportioning equipment and a tank for foam concentrate?
Which equipment is powered by small gasoline or diesel engines, generally has 110- and/or 220-volt capability, and is available with power capacities up to 5,000 watts?
Which equipment is powered by small gasoline or diesel engines, generally has 110- and/or 220-volt capability, and is available with power capacities up to 5,000 watts?
What NFPA® standard specifies minimum portable equipment that must be carried on all pumpers?
What NFPA® standard specifies minimum portable equipment that must be carried on all pumpers?
What term is often used to define pumping apparatus smaller than a full-size pumper?
What term is often used to define pumping apparatus smaller than a full-size pumper?
Which statement about rescue tools is MOST accurate?
Which statement about rescue tools is MOST accurate?
Which is a safety and efficiency requirement that should be met by mobile water supply apparatus?
Which is a safety and efficiency requirement that should be met by mobile water supply apparatus?
Which equipment converts a vehicle's 12- or 24-volt DC current into 110- or 220-volt AC current?
Which equipment converts a vehicle's 12- or 24-volt DC current into 110- or 220-volt AC current?
Which factor involves taking into consideration the capability of nearby jurisdictions when determining the capacity of mobile water supply apparatus?
Which factor involves taking into consideration the capability of nearby jurisdictions when determining the capacity of mobile water supply apparatus?
Which apparatus has the ability to supply its own master streams and may function with the capabilities of an engine or ladder company?
Which apparatus has the ability to supply its own master streams and may function with the capabilities of an engine or ladder company?
Which apparatus are known as brush trucks, brush breakers, or booster apparatus?
Which apparatus are known as brush trucks, brush breakers, or booster apparatus?
Which department member is MOST likely to be responsible for apparatus-mounted special systems, as well as for the fire pump?
Which department member is MOST likely to be responsible for apparatus-mounted special systems, as well as for the fire pump?
According to NFPA® 1901, fire department pumpers should have a water tank capacity of at least:
According to NFPA® 1901, fire department pumpers should have a water tank capacity of at least:
The main purpose of fire department pumpers is to:
The main purpose of fire department pumpers is to:
Which is the MOST likely reason that a fire department would use heavy duty electrical cords?
Which is the MOST likely reason that a fire department would use heavy duty electrical cords?
Which type of apparatus is often divided into three general categories: major firefighting vehicles, rapid intervention vehicles, and combined agent vehicles?
Which type of apparatus is often divided into three general categories: major firefighting vehicles, rapid intervention vehicles, and combined agent vehicles?
Which apparatus are MOST likely to be used for ice rescue?
Which apparatus are MOST likely to be used for ice rescue?
Which consideration would MOST likely be taken into account when positioning an aerial apparatus with fire pumps?
Which consideration would MOST likely be taken into account when positioning an aerial apparatus with fire pumps?
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Wildland Fire Apparatus
Wildland Fire Apparatus
A fire truck designed for wildland fires, featuring a pump and roll system for water discharge while moving.
Mobile Water Supply Apparatus
Mobile Water Supply Apparatus
A fire truck with a tank holding at least 1,000 gallons of water, used to transport water to fires.
Adapters (Firefighting)
Adapters (Firefighting)
Tools that allow connecting firefighting equipment to electrical outlets.
Water Tender Usage
Water Tender Usage
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Quint Apparatus
Quint Apparatus
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Rescue Apparatus
Rescue Apparatus
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Portable Lights
Portable Lights
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Initial Attack Fire Apparatus
Initial Attack Fire Apparatus
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Mini-Pumper
Mini-Pumper
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Fire Department Pumpers
Fire Department Pumpers
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NFPA® 1901
NFPA® 1901
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Portable Generators
Portable Generators
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Inverters (Firefighting)
Inverters (Firefighting)
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Mobile Water Supply Apparatus Requirements
Mobile Water Supply Apparatus Requirements
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Interoperability
Interoperability
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Aerial Apparatus
Aerial Apparatus
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Driver/Operator Role
Driver/Operator Role
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Heavy Duty Electrical Cords
Heavy Duty Electrical Cords
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Aircraft Rescue and Fire Apparatus
Aircraft Rescue and Fire Apparatus
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Fireboats
Fireboats
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Considerations for Aerial Apparatus Positioning
Considerations for Aerial Apparatus Positioning
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Brush Trucks
Brush Trucks
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General Scene Lighting
General Scene Lighting
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Study Notes
Fire Apparatus and Equipment
- Wildland Fire Apparatus: Features a pump and roll system enabling water discharge while in motion.
- Mobile Water Supply Apparatus: Must have a minimum tank capacity of 1,000 gallons (4,000 L) as per NFPA® 1901.
- Adapters: Allow rescuers to connect their equipment to standard electrical outlets.
- Water Tender Usage: When parked near a fire scene, it is utilized as a stationary reservoir or "nurse tender."
- Function of Mobile Water Supply Apparatus: Essential for transporting water to areas lacking adequate water supply.
Types of Fire Apparatus
- Quint Apparatus: Combines fire pump, water tank, hose, aerial device, and ground ladders.
- Rescue Apparatus: Includes small fire pumps, water tanks, foam proportioning equipment, and foam concentrate storage.
- Portable Lights: Range from 300 to 1,000 watts, ideal for distant illumination.
- Initial Attack Fire Apparatus: Characterized by smaller chassis compared to full-size pumpers.
- Mini-Pumper: Refers to pumping apparatus smaller than a full-size pumper.
Equipment Specifications and Standards
- Fire Department Pumpers: Required minimum pump capacity of 750 gallons per minute (3,000 L/min).
- NFPA® 1901: Specifies minimum portable equipment requirements for all pumpers and mandates a water tank capacity of at least 300 gallons (1,200 liters).
- Portable Generators: Powered by gasoline or diesel engines, offering 110- and/or 220-volt capability with up to 5,000 watts.
- Inverters: Convert 12- or 24-volt DC current into 110- or 220-volt AC current.
Safety and Efficiency Considerations
- Mobile Water Supply Apparatus Requirements: Should have suspension and steering matched to terrain for safety and efficiency.
- Interoperability Importance: Considers the capacity of neighboring jurisdictions when determining apparatus capabilities.
- Aerial Apparatus: Capable of supplying its own master streams and can function with engine or ladder company abilities.
Additional Firefighting Tools
- Driver/Operator Role: Primarily responsible for the special systems mounted on apparatus and for operating the fire pump.
- Heavy Duty Electrical Cords: Used for greater abrasion protection on the fireground.
- Aircraft Rescue and Fire Apparatus Categories: Divided into major firefighting vehicles, rapid intervention vehicles, and combined agent vehicles.
- Fireboats: Most utilized for ice rescue operations.
- Considerations for Aerial Apparatus Positioning: The reach of the aerial device is a critical factor to consider during deployment.
Environmental Mobility and Light Sources
- Brush Trucks: Also known as brush breakers or booster apparatus, primarily designed for wildland firefighting.
- General Scene Lighting: Specific types of lights provide overall lighting and are typically mounted on apparatus for operational efficiency.
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Test your knowledge with these flashcards based on Chapter 1 of the ResourceOne IFSTA study material. This quiz covers important concepts regarding wildland fire apparatus and NFPA standards. Ideal for students and professionals in fire science.
