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Name Fire 1 - Fire 6.
- Fire 1 - Fire Chief Manuel Neves
- Fire 2 - Deputy Fire Chief Lionel Camara Jr.
- Fire 3 (Operations) - AC Ronald Rico
- Fire 4 ( ASB) - AC Scott Lawton
- Fire 5 (Support services) - AC Socrates Brotakos
- Fire 6 ( Planning and Development) - AC Nathan Ramos Jr.
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GRABLIVES?
- Gauge- check air
- Radio-
- Activate- pass device
- Breathe-
- Low- Stay low
- Illuminate- point light up
- Volume- make noise
- Exit- look for exits
- Shielding- if run out of air shield with glove or hood.
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Whats the difference between an emergency distress call and a emergency alert call?
Emergency distress call is a call for assistance by saying "Mayday, Mayday, Mayday" (Mayday x 3)
Emergency Alert call, is a life-threatening situation is identified by a member.
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How should you announce an emergency alert call?
- Emergency alert call shall include:
- name of company.
- nature of situation.
- action all personnel are to take.
ex. "Emergency Alert from Engine 16. The roof is collapsing. All personnel evacuate the building."
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What is FCCs duties after hearing an "Emergency Alert"?
FCC shall immediately repeat the same announcement 2 times.
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What info would you provide if you are calling a "Mayday"?
- All traffic will cease:
- 1. A brief description of situation and any special equipment or capabilities needed.
- 2. Number of persons affected
- 3. Location and identification of the members and companies involved.
- 4. Any special hazards to personnel attempting to assist.
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What are some other warning signals for emergency evacuations?
A prolonged air horn blast by an apparatus.
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How many members must be on a RIT Team?
At least 4. 2 in 2 out.
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What does an IC do upon receiving mayday?
- 1. Clear all radio traffic.
- 2. Switch suppression ops to a secondary channel.
- 3. Gather info about the emergency
- 4. Initiate PAR.
- 5. Identify hazards and reevaluate the risk assessment.
- 6. Activate the RIT
- 7. Assign a RIT unit leader.
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What type of tools and equipment does a RIT team have at the staging area?
- 1. Full PPE, SCBA, Mask. PASS device, HUD
- 2. Radio of reach member
- 3. RIT bag
- 4. Rescue Aire
- 5. Guideline
- 6. Flashlight for each member
- 7. Axe or haligan
- 8. Thermal Imagery Camera
- 9. Stokes
- 10. Heavy rescue equipment ( Air bags or Jaws of life)
- 11. Spare SCBA bottles (at least one per FF)
- 12. Ladder(s)
- 13. 1-1/2" bundles
- 14. 2-1/2" bundles
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What emergency equipment should we have on our apparatus?
1- 2A10BC extinguisher, Triangles, 2 fuses of each rating the truck requires, and if equipped with breakers know how to reset them.
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The levels of Threat con?
- 1. Green: Low (low risk of threat)
- 2. Blue: Guarded
(general risk) - 3. Yellow: Elevated (significant risk)
- 4. Orange: High (high risk)
- 5. Red: Severe (severe risk)
- 6. Black: Terrorist attack has occurred in Hawaii
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How many PAS levels are there? Explain each.
- PAS level I:
- Single company response.
- PAS Level II:
- Multiple company responses.
- The IC shall make effort to delegate management positions and responsibilities of PAS.
- PAS level III:Multiple-company responses, including special conditions (ex. hazmat entry, devon, rescue)
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When is a PAR required?
- 1. A report of a missing or trapped FF.
- 2. A change from offensive to defensive.
- 3. A company or crew does not acknowledge repeated calls.
- 4. A company or crew has not communicated within 10 minutes.
- 5. A determination to do so by the IC.
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PAT issuance and maintenance
- Each member shall have a PAT
- Spare will be kept at your BC's office.
- PATs should be clipped on your top fastener of your turnout coat when not in use.
- If lost, CC will contact BC for spare.
- 74 explaining why lost, BC signs form. FF goes to storeroom for replacement.
- Returns spare to BC.
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When are PASS devices batteries changed?
Quarterly, and journalized on the HFD 35A form.
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What forms should be filled out when exposed to a infectious disease?
- HFD form 48 - Infectious Disease Exposure Incident form filled out asap.
- ISWC1- Report of injury/illness on the day of occurrence.
- HFFA - Personnel Exposure Report.
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PAS when at high rise incident.
- Blue tag goes to lobby control.
- Yellow tags go to staging
- When assigned, get yellow back from staging and give the yellow and red tags to entry officer.
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Explain the PAS system (Personnel Accountability System)
The IC can safely account for personnel under his command. Theres 8 components.
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List the 9 components of the PAS system
- 1. PAT (Personnel Accountability Tag)
- 2. Apparatus Collection Ring (3" with the primary yellow company tag, placed on the dash in front the captains seat)
- 3. Company PAT (secondary blue tag)
- 4. Makeup Collection Ring (A 3" ring with blank PAT's kept in BC's vehicle)
- 5. HFD Form 28A (clipboard with battalions roster kept inside vehicle)
- 6. Incident Command Checklist
- 7. Command assignment board
- 8. Accountability points (sites to control access of personnel)
- 9. Crew- A group of 2 or more assigned to a common task under a single supervision
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What is done to Form 28A every morning?
Update form 28A by 0800 hours daily and place form in all other battalions computer mailboxes.
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