G-ENTR Entry Control at Highrise
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Who is responsible for initiating Entry Control at a high rise incident?

  • The Firefighter assigned Elevator Control
  • The Sector Officer
  • The Lobby Control Officer
  • The first in Officer (correct)

    • What is the purpose of Elevator Control in a high rise incident?

  • To transport personnel to the lobby
  • To establish Entry Control
  • To collect all PITs and return to the lobby (correct)
  • To set up an Entry Control Point

    • What should happen to PITs if Elevator Control is not established?

  • They should be left at the forward staging location
  • They should be dropped in an IDLH atmosphere
  • They should be dropped in a conspicuous location (correct)
  • They should be collected by the Lobby Control Officer

    • What is the role of the Sector Officer in a high rise incident?

    <p>To initiate Entry Control for their Sector</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where should Entry Control be set up in a high rise incident?

    <p>At the forward staging location for fire attack</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the Entry Control Board?

    <p>To identify a formal entry point</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the duty of all firefighters entering a Sector?

    <p>To find the Sector Officer, who is Entry Control</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should the Lobby Control Officer do with PITs?

    <p>Collect them and establish Entry Control</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Entry Control Guidelines for High Rise Incidents

    • The purpose of Entry Control is to provide a guideline for Toronto Fire Services personnel to follow during high rise incidents.

    Responsibility

    • All personnel are responsible for understanding and following TFS Operating guidelines and the Training Note related to Entry Control.

    Guidelines for Entry Control

    • NOTE: The CACF location will impact operation within the Lobby Control Sector. The Lobby Control Sector Officer may need to utilize their crew to cover all responsibilities.
    • Entry Control is initiated by the first in Officer at any high rise incident.
    • If Elevator Control is assigned during an emergency, Entry Control will be assumed by the Firefighter assigned Elevator Control.
    • Elevator Control collects all Personnel Identification Tags (PITs) and returns to the lobby, transferring Entry Control to the designated Lobby Control Officer.
    • If Elevator Control is not established, PITs are dropped in a conspicuous location and collected by the Lobby Control Officer.
    • As incidents become more complex, multiple Sectors may be established, each with its own Entry Control Point.
    • Each Sector Officer initiates Entry Control for their Sector, using an Entry Control Board to identify a formal entry point.
    • Entry Control is set up at the forward staging location for fire attack, not in an Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health (IDLH) atmosphere.
    • It is the duty of all firefighters entering a Sector to find the Sector Officer (Entry Control) to PIT in and PIT out.

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    This quiz covers the guidelines for initiating Entry Control at a high-rise incident, including the basic principles and responsibilities of Toronto Fire Services personnel.

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