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for fire extension, remove hazards, protect property, look
for ignition point or cause of the fire Why is
decontamination important - ANSWER//Limits exposure
from secondary contamination Prevent spread of
HAZMAT/WMD Protects environment Removes
contaminates that pose threat to life What is the basic unit
of firefighting operations is called? - ANSWER//Company
What do regulations such as an organizations policies and
procedures clarify expectations and - ANSWER//delegate
authority Who assists the fire department with crowd
control - ANSWER//Police What does NFPA 1500 require
for all personal working in a hazardous environment -
ANSWER//Be fully equipped with appropriate PPE Be
aware when on a road what can apparatus lights do -
ANSWER//confuse motorists and make the situation more
hazardous the power of the transmitter and receiver and
the height of the broadcast and receiving antennas
determine the - ANSWER//distance a radio signal will
travel What type of home is factory built, is least expensive
and usually has wheels and a permanent steel
undercarriage - ANSWER//Mobile home What are
firefighters most likely to encounter in the space between
a ceiling and a roof when preforming ventilation -
ANSWER//Insulation What are the three main
components that make up a roof? - ANSWER//Supporting
,structure, roof deck and roof covering How can security
bars on a window negatively affect fire and life safety -
ANSWER//Prevent trapped occupants from escaping
Standard on Fire Department Occupational Safety and
Health Program, was developed to provide a consensus
standard for an occupational safety and health program
for the fire service. - ANSWER//NFPA 1500 This standard
identifies the minimum job performance requirements
(JPRs) for career and volunteer fire fighters whose duties
are primarily structural in nature. - ANSWER//NFPA 1001
At what temperature does steel melt? - ANSWER//Around
1000 Degrees At what temperature does wood off gas -
ANSWER//Around 500 degrees A rapid transition from the
growth stage to the fully developed stage -
ANSWER//flashover The first stage of the burning process
in a confined space in which the substance being oxidized
is producing some heat, but has not spread to other
substances, is known as? - ANSWER//Incipient stage The
total quantity of combustible contents of a building, space
or fire area, including interior finishes - ANSWER//Fuel
load Step-by-step written plan that is closely related to a
policy. Procedures help an organization to ensure that is
consistently approaches a task in the correct way, in order
to accomplish a specific objective and comply with a policy.
- ANSWER//Procedure Rule on how personnel should
perform routine functions or emergency operations -
ANSWER//Standard Operating procedure (SOP) A set of
principles, protocols or procedures that explain how to do
something or provide a set of minimum standards to be
followed. - ANSWER//Standard Guide to decision making
in an organization - ANSWER//policy A window with two or
more slashes in which one moves horizontally within the
window frame. - ANSWER//Horizontal Sliding A window
that has one or more top hinged, outward-swinging
sashes. The arrangement permits the window to be open
during rain. Hopper windows are similar to this window
except that they are hinged at the bottom. -
, ANSWER//Awning A window that includes a large number
of narrow over lapping glass sections swinging outward -
ANSWER//Jalousie A window that swings outward at the
top or bottom and slides upward or downward in grooves.
This window usually is operated by a push bar that is
notched to hold the window in place. -
ANSWER//Projecting A window that has two sashes that
can move past each other in a vertical plane. -
ANSWER//Pivoting Horizontal structural members used to
support a ceiling or floor - ANSWER//Joists Structural
supports constructed of 2 x 3 inch or 2 x 4 inch members
connected by gusset plates - ANSWER//Lightweight wood
truss Metal or wooden plates used to connect and
strengthen the intersections of metal or wooden truss
components roof or floor components into a load-bearing
unit. - ANSWER//Gusset Plate Inclined beam that
supports a roof, runs parallel to the slope of the roof, and
to which the roof decking is attached - ANSWER//Rafter
Wall, usually interior, that supports only its own weight. -
ANSWER//Non-Load bearing wall straight ladder with
folding hooks at the top end. - ANSWER//Roof Ladder
Single-section, collapsible ladder that is easy to maneuver
in restricted places such as access openings for attics and
lofts. - ANSWER//Folding ladder Variable-length ladder of
two or more sections that can be extended to a desired
height - ANSWER//Extension ladder Ladder that can be
used as a single, extension, or A-frame ladder. -
ANSWER//Combination ladder Cross members that
provide the foothold for climbing - ANSWER//Rungs two
lengthwise members of a truss ladder beam that are
separated by truss or separation block - ANSWER//rails
Rope or cable used to hoist Fly section. -
ANSWER//Halyard Devices attached to the inside of the
beams on fly sections used to hold the fly section in place
after it has been extended - ANSWER//pawls/dogs
Common Combustibles - ANSWER//Class A Flammable
liquids and gasses - ANSWER//Class B Live electrical