Incident Safety Officer Exam Questions With
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NFPA # for ISO
1521
3 reasons non-cardiac LODD's are happening?
Society has changed the building
Society has changed the fire
Fire service is slow to adapt to the social changes.
Second most common injuries on the fire ground?
Thermal Burns
Workers compensation formula
NCCI rate x payroll x experience modifier
ISO Responsibilities>
Monitor: Actively survey (recon) the incident environment, and watch the incident activities.
Evaluate: Assess the environment and activities and judge whether hazard exists, Risk vs Gain
Develop: Design and create preventive measures that will minimize chance of harm
Intervene: Take deliberate action to prevent harm from imminent and potential hazards.
Communicate: Deliver urgent and advisory messages using multiple comm methods.
Define Formal Process?
In writing and can take on many forms: SOP's, SOG's, Directives, Temporary memorandums, and the
like.
Define Procedures?
Strict directives that must be followed with little or no flexibility.
Define Guideline?
Adaptable templates that allow flexibility in application.
Define informal process?
Process or operation that is part of a departments routine that is not written.
Other qualities of a good SOP include the following?
Simple language
Clear direction
Tested technique
Easy interpretation
Applicability to many scenarios
Specificity only in relation to critical or life-endangering points
3 factors of the personnel leg of the safety triad?
Training, Health, and attitude.
, Define Training?
The process of learning and applying knowledge and skills
Define Education?
The process of developing one's analytical ability using principles, concepts and values
Define risk management?
Process of minimizing the chance, degree , or probability of damage, injury or loss.
Five steps of risk management?
1) Hazard Identification
2) Hazard Evaluation
3) Hazard Prioritization
4) Hazard control
5)Hazard monitoring
ISO at an incident uses what to make decisions
Training
Education
Intuition
Define mitigation?
The overall strategy of hazard control
Mitigation hierarchy control strategies
Elimination
Reduction
Adaptation
Transfer
Avoidance
NFPA
Development of national minimum consensus standards, codes and guides. Also collects data and
report trends.
OSHA
Develop and enforce the Code of Federal Regulations dealing with occupational safety and health.
NIOSH
Research, investigate, and recommend safe procedures, processes, and habitats
DHS
Develop and implement a nation response plan
100% Correct Answers
NFPA # for ISO
1521
3 reasons non-cardiac LODD's are happening?
Society has changed the building
Society has changed the fire
Fire service is slow to adapt to the social changes.
Second most common injuries on the fire ground?
Thermal Burns
Workers compensation formula
NCCI rate x payroll x experience modifier
ISO Responsibilities>
Monitor: Actively survey (recon) the incident environment, and watch the incident activities.
Evaluate: Assess the environment and activities and judge whether hazard exists, Risk vs Gain
Develop: Design and create preventive measures that will minimize chance of harm
Intervene: Take deliberate action to prevent harm from imminent and potential hazards.
Communicate: Deliver urgent and advisory messages using multiple comm methods.
Define Formal Process?
In writing and can take on many forms: SOP's, SOG's, Directives, Temporary memorandums, and the
like.
Define Procedures?
Strict directives that must be followed with little or no flexibility.
Define Guideline?
Adaptable templates that allow flexibility in application.
Define informal process?
Process or operation that is part of a departments routine that is not written.
Other qualities of a good SOP include the following?
Simple language
Clear direction
Tested technique
Easy interpretation
Applicability to many scenarios
Specificity only in relation to critical or life-endangering points
3 factors of the personnel leg of the safety triad?
Training, Health, and attitude.
, Define Training?
The process of learning and applying knowledge and skills
Define Education?
The process of developing one's analytical ability using principles, concepts and values
Define risk management?
Process of minimizing the chance, degree , or probability of damage, injury or loss.
Five steps of risk management?
1) Hazard Identification
2) Hazard Evaluation
3) Hazard Prioritization
4) Hazard control
5)Hazard monitoring
ISO at an incident uses what to make decisions
Training
Education
Intuition
Define mitigation?
The overall strategy of hazard control
Mitigation hierarchy control strategies
Elimination
Reduction
Adaptation
Transfer
Avoidance
NFPA
Development of national minimum consensus standards, codes and guides. Also collects data and
report trends.
OSHA
Develop and enforce the Code of Federal Regulations dealing with occupational safety and health.
NIOSH
Research, investigate, and recommend safe procedures, processes, and habitats
DHS
Develop and implement a nation response plan
