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What is the primary purpose of conducting a secondary search?

  • To gather equipment
  • To locate any victims after the fire is under control (correct)
  • To assess structural integrity
  • To confirm the fire is completely extinguished
  • Which team should ideally conduct the secondary search?

  • Any available team without specific knowledge
  • A different crew from the primary search team (correct)
  • The same crew that performed the primary search
  • The Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC)
  • Why is it important to notify command when entering a building for a secondary search?

  • To get permission to enter
  • To inform about the direction of the search (correct)
  • To update on smoke conditions
  • To report any found equipment
  • What should the secondary search team do periodically to increase the chances of locating victims?

    <p>Call out for victims</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When conducting a secondary search, what is crucial for maintaining team integrity?

    <p>Visual, voice, or direct contact</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a key characteristic of the secondary search process?

    <p>Performing a slow and systematic search</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be included in the preparation for the secondary search?

    <p>Tools based on hazards present</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an additional area that should be checked during the secondary search?

    <p>Surrounding vegetation and trees</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of conditions should be communicated to Incident Command during a secondary search?

    <p>Unsafe hazards and rekindle spots</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How should rooms be cleared during a secondary search?

    <p>By touch and visually</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Secondary Search Assignment

    • The secondary search is performed after the fire is under control and hazards are minimized.
    • The secondary search team should not be the same as the primary search team or the RIC team.
    • The secondary search should be thorough and systematic, similar to the primary search.
    • The secondary search team should keep in contact with the incident commander (IC) to report any unsafe hazards or potential rekindle spots.

    Responsibilities of the Secondary Search Team

    • Ensure that appropriate tools are carried based on factors like hazards present, building construction, potential escape routes, and fire and smoke conditions.
    • Notify command that the secondary search team is entering the building and the direction of the search.
    • Conduct a thorough and systematic secondary search, which should be slower and more thorough than the primary search.
    • Search all rooms, areas, and debris.
    • Periodically call out for victims.
    • Work from the fire area towards the exterior.
    • Identify searched rooms.
    • Maintain team integrity through visual, voice, or direct contact, and situational awareness.
    • Clear all rooms visually or by touch.
    • Stop periodically to listen for victims and fire sounds.
    • Complete all tasks with a sense of thoroughness to locate any victims.

    Other Considerations

    • Extend the perimeter of the secondary search to the exterior of the building.
    • Check surrounding vegetation, shrubs, and trees for victims who may have become unconscious while trying to escape the building.

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    This quiz covers the protocols and responsibilities of the secondary search team during fire incidents. It emphasizes the importance of a thorough and systematic search after the fire is controlled, including communication with the incident commander and safety precautions. Test your knowledge on effective search techniques and team responsibilities.

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