G-FAIL Failure to Respond

Questions and Answers

Circumstances of failure to respond (correct)

Personnel injury reports

Communications centre logs

Apparatus maintenance records

Division Commander

District Chief

Platoon Chief

TFS Communications Centre (correct)

To assign blame to personnel

To allow other apparatus to be dispatched as a replacement (correct)

To maintain apparatus maintenance records

To document personnel injury reports

District Chief Signup and view all the answers

Incident Number and Explanation of failure to respond Signup and view all the answers

District Chief with a copy to the Platoon Chief Signup and view all the answers

Advising the Division Commander as necessary Signup and view all the answers

Reported by the Company Officer using email and other applicable report forms Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Failures to respond to incidents must be documented and reported through proper channels.
Situations that may cause a failure to respond include mechanical breakdown, injury to personnel, failed communication, and collisions preventing response.

Failures to respond must be immediately reported to the TFS Communications Centre via radio or telephone to allow for replacement apparatus to be dispatched.

The Company Officer must notify the respective District Chief via telephone.
The District Chief will investigate all failures to respond and implement/recommend actions to prevent recurrence.

The District Chief must immediately advise the Platoon Chief of failures to respond that result in serious consequences, potential liability, injury to personnel, or damage to apparatus/equipment.

The Company Officer must submit an e-mail report to the District Chief (with a copy to the Platoon Chief) including:
- Incident Number
- Explanation of the failure to respond
- Company Officer's name and personnel number