RVFD Vehicle Extrication Training Policy
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RVFD Vehicle Extrication Training Policy

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What is the first action to be taken after receiving a donated vehicle for training?

  • File a copy of the title with the Training Officer.
  • Remove the battery from the vehicle.
  • Complete the RVFD vehicle donation form.
  • Obtain a copy of the vehicle title. (correct)
  • How should fluids be disposed of after draining from a donated vehicle?

  • They should be poured onto the ground.
  • They can be left at the training site for evaporation.
  • They should be given to the maintenance division for proper disposal. (correct)
  • They can be discarded in regular trash.
  • What is required if burning is to be used during a training demonstration?

  • A burn permit. (correct)
  • Notification to local authorities.
  • Approval from the Fire Chief.
  • Insurance coverage for the event.
  • What is the maximum amount of time a vehicle can remain on the station lot after a training exercise?

    <p>30 days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done with the fuel tank after it has been removed from the donated vehicle?

    <p>Discard gasoline with PSTA.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Purpose of Policy

    • Establishes guidelines for vehicle extrication training using donated vehicles at Rockville Volunteer Fire Department (RVFD).

    Applicability

    • Applies to all RVFD personnel involved in vehicle training at the station level.

    Policy Guidelines

    • Vehicle Title:
      • Obtain and have the vehicle title signed over to RVFD.
      • File the signed title with the Training Officer.
    • Vehicle Donation Form:
      • Complete and file the RVFD vehicle donation form with the Training Officer.
    • Notification:
      • Inform the President and Training Officer about the vehicle being on station property.

    Vehicle Preparation for Training

    • Battery:
      • Remove the vehicle's battery and send it to the maintenance division for recycling.
    • Fuel Tank:
      • Remove and discard gasoline in accordance with PSTA regulations.
    • Fluids:
      • Drain all fluids (oil and antifreeze) and recycle through the maintenance division.
      • Waste fluids must be given to maintenance for proper disposal.
    • Safety Measures:
      • Keep absorbents readily available during training.
      • If placing the vehicle on its side, position the oil dipstick on the high side.
      • Track valve stems for tire re-inflation post-training.

    Burning Regulations

    • Open Burning:
      • No burning allowed, except for demonstration purposes (e.g., Open House).
      • A burn permit is mandatory.
      • Use plywood sheets under vehicles during burning to protect asphalt from heat damage.

    Vehicle Removal

    • Timeframe:
      • Vehicles must be removed within 72 hours following training exercises.
      • Schedule removal arrangements before scheduling training sessions.
    • Duration:
      • Vehicles must not remain on station property for over 30 days.

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    Description

    This quiz covers the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department's policy on vehicle extrication training at the station level. It details the purpose, applicability, and procedures for training using donated vehicles. Ideal for personnel involved in vehicle training.

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