Toronto Fire Services Guidelines Quiz
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What must the TFS do before addressing Level II or Level III Elevator Entrapments?

  • Evacuate all occupants from the building
  • Initiate an automatic alarm system
  • Perform mainline disconnect and lockout/tagout (correct)
  • Notify the property owner immediately

Where should a completed Action Taken form be provided?

  • Only to the emergency services team
  • In the TFS Headquarters
  • Sent via email to the TFS headquarters
  • To the building owner or left in a visible location (correct)

When should the Action Taken form be used?

  • When there is a false alarm
  • When TFS causes damage or shuts down services requiring reconnection (correct)
  • When a building has been evacuated by TFS
  • Only for vehicle incidents

What should be noted in the Emergency Incident Report regarding the Action Taken form?

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What is NOT a recommended location for leaving the Action Taken form?

<p>TFS Headquarters (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option describes a situation that necessitates an Action Taken form?

<p>Shutting down electrical service that requires reconnection (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What documentation governs the protocols involving damage caused by the TFS?

<p>G-DAMA - Damage Caused by Toronto Fire Services (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of incident for the Action Taken Form?

<p>Vehicle collision (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For whom is the Action Taken form ultimately intended after completion?

<p>The property owner/building representative (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If TFS causes damage to a vehicle during an emergency incident, what should be done?

<p>Complete an Action Taken form indicating the damage (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When is the Immediate Action form utilized?

<p>When the Fire Prevention Division needs to take immediate action. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the standard operating guideline document?

<p>To provide guidance to fire department personnel for completing forms at emergency incidents. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring that copies of the Immediate Action form and the Action Taken form are carried on the apparatus?

<p>The Apparatus Driver. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where should the original copy of the Immediate Action form be placed?

<p>Given to the property owner or building representative. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of including the information from the Immediate Action form in the Emergency Incident Report?

<p>To ensure that all relevant information is documented for future reference. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following scenarios would require the use of the Immediate Action form?

<p>A building with a malfunctioning sprinkler system. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the acronym 'CACF' stand for?

<p>Central Alarm and Communications Facility. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT listed as a reason for filling out the Immediate Action form?

<p>Structural Collapse. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'TFS' stand for within the context of this document?

<p>Toronto Fire Services. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the 'Fire Prevention Notes' box mentioned in the document?

<p>To record details of any fire prevention violations observed at the incident. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Immediate Action Form

A written document that records actions taken by Toronto Fire Services personnel at an emergency incident.

Immediate Action Form Usage

This form is used when a building requires immediate action by the Fire Prevention Division.

Immediate Action: No Fire Safety Plan

This form is used when a building lacks a fire safety plan.

Immediate Action: Hoarding

This form is used when there is excessive accumulation of items in a building, creating a fire hazard.

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Immediate Action: Alarm or System Shutdown

This form is used when a fire alarm or sprinkler system is shut down.

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Immediate Action: Blocked Access

This form is used when access for fire department vehicles is blocked (e.g., by construction equipment).

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Immediate Action Form: Distribution (Original)

The original copy of the Immediate Action form is given to the property owner or building representative.

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Immediate Action Form: Distribution (Canary)

A copy (Canary) of the Immediate Action form is sent to the Fire Prevention Division office.

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Immediate Action Form: Distribution (Pink)

A copy (Pink) of the Immediate Action form is sent to the District Chief.

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Immediate Action Form: Reporting

The officer completing the Immediate Action form must document the issuance in the Emergency Incident Report.

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Level II or Level III Elevator Entrapment

A situation where firefighters have de-energized and locked out an elevator, preventing its use.

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Action Taken Form

A form used to document actions taken by firefighters during an emergency incident.

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Action Taken Form - Who to provide to

The form must be provided to the building owner or representative after a Level II or Level III Elevator Entrapment.

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Action Taken Form - Where to leave it

The Action Taken Form is left in a visible location when TFS has shut down building services.

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Action Taken Form - When to use it (1)

The Action Taken Form is used when TFS shuts down building services requiring a third party to reconnect.

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Action Taken Form - When to use it (2)

The Action Taken Form is used when TFS causes damage to property during an emergency incident.

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Action Taken Form - Completion

The form must be completed and provided to the property owner or representative.

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Action Taken Form - Emergency Incident Report

The officer completing the Action Taken Form must note it in the Emergency Incident Report.

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Action Taken Form - Purpose

The Action Taken Form is specifically designed for documenting actions taken by firefighters during an emergency incident.

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Action Taken Form - Importance

The Action Taken Form is essential for communication and accountability in emergency situations.

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Study Notes

Toronto Fire Services Standard Operating Guidelines

  • Purpose: Guideline for Toronto Fire Services personnel to complete forms at emergency incidents.
  • Responsibility: All personnel are responsible for following guidelines regarding form distribution and completion. Apparatuses should carry copies of the Immediate Action Form and Action Taken Form.
  • Immediate Action Form (Triplicate):
    • Forms can be requested from the Quartermaster Section.
    • Distribution is:
      • Original to property owner/representative
      • Canary copy to Fire Prevention Division office at the command
      • Pink copy to the District Chief in the District
    • Form should be placed in a visible location.
    • Used when the building needs immediate action from the Fire Prevention Division, e.g., fire safety plan issues or hoarding
  • Action Taken Form:
    • Printable/available on the TFS intranet Forms Section
    • Provided to the property owner/building representative
    • To be used when:
      • TFS shuts down building services requiring third-party reconnection
      • Incident causes damage to a building or property
    • Indicate the form issuance and location in Emergency Incident Report.

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Test your knowledge on the Standard Operating Guidelines of the Toronto Fire Services. This quiz covers responsibilities, form distribution, and completion procedures during emergency incidents, including the Immediate Action Form and Action Taken Form. Ensure you're familiar with these vital protocols for effective emergency response.

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