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What is the primary purpose of effective communication in a team?
What is the primary purpose of effective communication in a team?
- To assign blame during conflicts.
- To increase the number of meetings held.
- To ensure all members agree on every decision.
- To facilitate understanding and collaboration among team members. (correct)
Which of the following best describes active listening?
Which of the following best describes active listening?
- Fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said. (correct)
- Waiting for your turn to speak without engaging with the speaker.
- Pretending to listen while thinking of a response.
- Nodding occasionally to show agreement.
What could be a negative consequence of poor communication in a workplace?
What could be a negative consequence of poor communication in a workplace?
- Increased misunderstandings and conflict. (correct)
- Increased productivity among team members.
- More creative solutions to problems.
- Stronger relationships among coworkers.
Which of the following strategies can enhance team communication?
Which of the following strategies can enhance team communication?
What role does non-verbal communication play in team interactions?
What role does non-verbal communication play in team interactions?
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Study Notes
Tulsa Fire Department - Emergency Operating Guidelines
- Section 300 - Strategic and Tactical Considerations outlines incident response guidelines and considerations for the Tulsa Fire Department (TFD).
- Individual subject purpose statements are omitted for brevity and because the intent is considered basic firefighter knowledge.
- The guidelines and referenced materials are adopted as TFD policy.
- TFD members are expected to follow the spirit and intent of the guidelines, recognizing each incident is unique.
- Personnel positions listed in the guidelines apply equally to acting counterparts.
Table of Contents
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300.1 Prefix:
- Purpose
- Policy Statement
- Table of Contents (further details follow in subsequent pages)
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300.2 Fire Response:
- Apparatus Placement Considerations
- Engine Placement Considerations
- Ladder Placement Considerations
- Engine/Ladder Primary Functions
- Engine Company Operations
- Ladder Company Operations
- Incident Stabilization Functions
- Property Conservation Tasks
- All Companies
- Structural Incidents
- Structure Fire Guidelines
- Tactical Priorities
- Rescue Size-Up
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300.3 Transportation Related Response:
- Expressways - Converging Approach
- Traffic Safety
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300.4 EMS Response:
- On Scene Chain-of-Command
- Patient Care Protocols
- Scene Safety
- Accurate Incident Times
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300.5 Utility Control/Utility Responses:
- Residential Utility Shut-Off
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300.6 Special Operations Response:
- ARFF
- Response Procedures
- Jenks Fire
- Tulsa Fire
- Hazardous Materials Response (Further specifics on topics in 300 are in the following pages)
- ARFF
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300.7 Response to Fire Alarm System Activation:
- Residential Fire Alarms
- Business Fire Alarms
- Water Flow and/or Multiple Trips
- Repeat Alarms
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300.8 Public Service/Community Considerations:
- Non-Emergency Response Policy
- Access Into Locked Vehicles
- Assist TPD
- Assist Citizen/Motorist
- Responding to Incidents Involving Animals
- Non-Emergency Response Policy
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300.9 Catastrophic Event and Disaster Response:
- Storm/Disaster Response Guidelines
- Pre-Storm Procedures
- Post-Storm Procedures
- Rapid Damage Assessment
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300.10 Air Support:
- Helicopter Landing Zones
- Helicopter Transport Criteria
- Landing Zone Guidelines
- Ground Procedures
- Hand Signals(pictures attached)
- Helicopter Landing Zones
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300.2.3 Structural Incidents:
- Structure Fire Guidelines
- Strategic and Tactical Considerations
- SAW CSS RECEO VSS
- Tactical Priorities
- Rescue Size-Up
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300.2.4 Other Fire Incidents:
- Vehicle Fires
- Dangers/Precautions
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(Other Sections): Includes further topics like 300.5.2 Electrical System Response and 300.2.3 Structural Incidents
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This is a broad overview, further detail on each subsection is provided in the following pages.
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Some sections have subheadings and detailed information, as seen in the contents list.
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