16 Questions
What is the basis for defining uniforms in the Toronto Fire Services?
The complete list of articles provided in the appropriate S.O.G.
What is prohibited while in uniform performing public duties?
Smoking
Who establishes the dress codes for uniforms in the Toronto Fire Services?
The Fire Chief
What is the requirement for uniforms issued by the Toronto Fire Services?
They are the only approved items to be worn while on duty
What must be removed before disposing of any uniform item?
Crests and identification
What is the requirement for Operations members reporting for duty at their assigned station?
They must have possession of a full complement of personal fire protection equipment
What happens when a member of the Operations Division reports for duty without the required personal equipment?
The Officer in charge completes the appropriate documentation
What is the requirement for members while on duty responding to alarms?
They must wear their personal protective equipment provided in a manner that gives maximum protection
What is the status of parking private vehicles at TFS workplaces?
A privilege extended to on-duty personnel
Who is responsible for theft or property damage to personal vehicles parked on TFS property?
The vehicle owner
Which of the following vehicles is NOT permitted to park at a fire station?
A car with commercial signage
What happens to valuables found at a fire scene?
They are given to the Officer in charge for safekeeping
Who is responsible for ensuring the safekeeping of valuables at a multiple vehicle incident?
The Incident Commander
What is the significance of the Toronto Fire Services uniform?
It commands instant recognition of the service provided
What is the responsibility of a uniformed member of the Toronto Fire Services?
To ensure the appearance and deportment are worthy of the uniform
What is the expectation of a TFS member when wearing the uniform?
To ensure the uniform is worn with pride
Study Notes
Parking at TFS Workplaces
- Parking private vehicles at TFS workplaces is a privilege, not a right, extended to on-duty personnel
- TFS is not responsible for theft or property damage to personal vehicles parked on its property
- Members assume all risks associated with parking personal vehicles on TFS property
Restrictions on Parking
- Vehicles with commercial signage are not permitted to park at fire stations
- Vehicles with commercial or construction equipment visible are not permitted to park at fire stations
- Trucks with a load capacity over one tonne are not permitted to park at fire stations
- Vehicles designed for purposes other than transporting private individuals are not permitted to park at fire stations
- Private vehicles are not permitted to park inside a TFS facility without approval from the on-duty District Chief
Valuables at Fire Scenes
- Valuables found at a fire scene should be turned over to the Officer in charge or Incident Commander
- Valuables will be given to a police officer on the scene for safekeeping
- Full documentation of the items and persons involved is required
Uniforms
- The TFS uniform represents the service provided to the public and the responsibilities accepted by the wearer
- Uniforms should be worn with pride and respect
- Uniforms shall be defined by the complete list of articles provided in the S.O.G.
- Regulations for wearing uniforms include:
- No smoking while in uniform performing public duties
- No purchasing or consuming intoxicants in a public place while in uniform
- Uniforms must be worn in conformity with the dress codes established by the Fire Chief
- Only items issued by TFS are approved to be worn while on duty
- Members must maintain a complete set of dress uniforms in their possession while employed by TFS
- Unauthorized use of badges, uniforms, or other TFS identification is prohibited
Protective Clothing
- All members must wear and use the supplied safety equipment while working in and around TFS workplaces
- Operations members must have possession of a full complement of personal fire protection equipment prior to relieving another member of staff, including:
- Fire Helmet and Face Visor
- Bunker Suit
- Firefighting Boots
- Firefighting Gloves
- Flash Hood
- Personal facepiece
- PIT’s and Magtags for use with entry control and accountability
- No member of the Operations Division is to relieve another member of staff without possessing all required equipment
This quiz covers the rules and regulations of parking private vehicles at Toronto Fire Services workplaces. It outlines the responsibilities and risks associated with parking on TFS property.
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