RFR Developing and Executing a Rescue Plan
1. some department REQUIRE hose line to be brought in when con- ducting a search
operation, while some will only REQ it as part of a fire
attack.: G
REQUIRE
COORDINATED
2. THE BEGINS WITH EVALUTATING THE FIREGROUND TO ASSESS THE TIME OF
DAY OR NIGHT, THE FIRE CONDITIONS, THE SMOKE CONDI- TIONS, AND THE BUILDING
FEATURES THAT WILL ENABLE QUICK ACCESS OR INDICATE OBSTRICTIVE PASSAGE: RESCUE
PLAN
3. Make sure to profile for VICTIM and figure out whether the mission will be a .:
SURVIVABILITY
rescue or recovery
4. These
observations will assess whether the mission will be a or
.: rescue operation
recovery effort
5. a size-up is an important aspect of fireground operations.: Conducting
6. This principle is embedded into the minds of all firefighters so that they can effectively and efficiently act on
what they find.: conducting a SIZE-UP
7. time of day or night, the
fire conditions, the smoke
conditions,
building features: begins the evaluation of the rescue plan
8. of or the
conditions the conditions
: time of day or night fire
smoke
building features
9. A residential structure will be either or not, depending on the time of DAY.:
OCCUPIED
10.The workforce is comprised of both and workers, though the majority of workers have s .:
day and nighttime workers
daytime
, RFR Developing and Executing a Rescue Plan
shift
11.Residential structures will primarily be occupied at night with sleep-
ing.: people
12.Indicators of present OCCUPANTS will be vehicles parked in the driveway, as well as witness reports from
neighbors and other family members.: occu- pants
13.Indicators of present occupants will be vehicles parked in the , as well as
from neighbors and other family members.: driveway
witness reports
14.The time of also plays a part in the occupation of residential struc- tures.: year
15.On certain holidays, families and friends will gather together in residential structures for and :
celebration and reunion
16. Common HOLIDAYS INCLUDE
: Thanksgiving
Christmas New Years
Eve Fourth of July
17.Special events also involve large gatherings in homes, such as sporting events like the or
other - events: Super Bowl
locally organized
18.The presence of multiple vehicles parked outside the residence will be indicative of a gathered at the
residence.: crowd
19.In Incident Command System (ICS) training, the first-arriving officer is in- structed to conduct a walk-
around of the structure or incident, if possible, to ascertain all of the details.: complete
20.By doing a walk-around, the officer will hopefully observe all the factors pertaining to the
incident.: 360
21. Factors to gather during the 360-degree walk-around
location
people needing to be
FEATURE
multiple or points: visible fire
, RFR Developing and Executing a Rescue Plan
rescued
BUILDING FEATURES
entrance or access
22. By doing this walk-around, the officer will be able to share valuable in-
formation with the crews, as well as initiate the proper OPERATIONAL
.: responding
TASKS
23.When an officer cannot see people needing to be rescued or has no knowl- edge of people inside the structure,
life safety still needs to be addressed and ruled out by conducting a of the residence.: primary search
24.This search will be along with the fire attack.: coordinated
25.When an officer is unable to conduct a COMPLETE walk-around due to the size of the building or incident,
he or she will need to rely upon from other crews operating IN OR AROUND the building or incident.: complete
REPORTS
26.Identifying the location of the will aid in deciding where to begin the search and
rescue operation and also CONFIRM if the operation can be conducted.: fire
confirm
27. can be deceiving when arriving on-scene and only viewing the front SIDE of the residential
structure will present an incomplete picture.: Looks
side
28. By walking around the structure, the first-arriving officer will be able to observe if there is any FIRE AND
SMOKE exiting the structure and judge the
of the fire.: fire and smoke STAGE
29. People that need to be RESCUED could be located on the _SIDE OR REAR of the structure.
These individuals may be
on the ground,
still inside and from a window or doorway, or not
visible at all.: lying
visible
1. some department REQUIRE hose line to be brought in when con- ducting a search
operation, while some will only REQ it as part of a fire
attack.: G
REQUIRE
COORDINATED
2. THE BEGINS WITH EVALUTATING THE FIREGROUND TO ASSESS THE TIME OF
DAY OR NIGHT, THE FIRE CONDITIONS, THE SMOKE CONDI- TIONS, AND THE BUILDING
FEATURES THAT WILL ENABLE QUICK ACCESS OR INDICATE OBSTRICTIVE PASSAGE: RESCUE
PLAN
3. Make sure to profile for VICTIM and figure out whether the mission will be a .:
SURVIVABILITY
rescue or recovery
4. These
observations will assess whether the mission will be a or
.: rescue operation
recovery effort
5. a size-up is an important aspect of fireground operations.: Conducting
6. This principle is embedded into the minds of all firefighters so that they can effectively and efficiently act on
what they find.: conducting a SIZE-UP
7. time of day or night, the
fire conditions, the smoke
conditions,
building features: begins the evaluation of the rescue plan
8. of or the
conditions the conditions
: time of day or night fire
smoke
building features
9. A residential structure will be either or not, depending on the time of DAY.:
OCCUPIED
10.The workforce is comprised of both and workers, though the majority of workers have s .:
day and nighttime workers
daytime
, RFR Developing and Executing a Rescue Plan
shift
11.Residential structures will primarily be occupied at night with sleep-
ing.: people
12.Indicators of present OCCUPANTS will be vehicles parked in the driveway, as well as witness reports from
neighbors and other family members.: occu- pants
13.Indicators of present occupants will be vehicles parked in the , as well as
from neighbors and other family members.: driveway
witness reports
14.The time of also plays a part in the occupation of residential struc- tures.: year
15.On certain holidays, families and friends will gather together in residential structures for and :
celebration and reunion
16. Common HOLIDAYS INCLUDE
: Thanksgiving
Christmas New Years
Eve Fourth of July
17.Special events also involve large gatherings in homes, such as sporting events like the or
other - events: Super Bowl
locally organized
18.The presence of multiple vehicles parked outside the residence will be indicative of a gathered at the
residence.: crowd
19.In Incident Command System (ICS) training, the first-arriving officer is in- structed to conduct a walk-
around of the structure or incident, if possible, to ascertain all of the details.: complete
20.By doing a walk-around, the officer will hopefully observe all the factors pertaining to the
incident.: 360
21. Factors to gather during the 360-degree walk-around
location
people needing to be
FEATURE
multiple or points: visible fire
, RFR Developing and Executing a Rescue Plan
rescued
BUILDING FEATURES
entrance or access
22. By doing this walk-around, the officer will be able to share valuable in-
formation with the crews, as well as initiate the proper OPERATIONAL
.: responding
TASKS
23.When an officer cannot see people needing to be rescued or has no knowl- edge of people inside the structure,
life safety still needs to be addressed and ruled out by conducting a of the residence.: primary search
24.This search will be along with the fire attack.: coordinated
25.When an officer is unable to conduct a COMPLETE walk-around due to the size of the building or incident,
he or she will need to rely upon from other crews operating IN OR AROUND the building or incident.: complete
REPORTS
26.Identifying the location of the will aid in deciding where to begin the search and
rescue operation and also CONFIRM if the operation can be conducted.: fire
confirm
27. can be deceiving when arriving on-scene and only viewing the front SIDE of the residential
structure will present an incomplete picture.: Looks
side
28. By walking around the structure, the first-arriving officer will be able to observe if there is any FIRE AND
SMOKE exiting the structure and judge the
of the fire.: fire and smoke STAGE
29. People that need to be RESCUED could be located on the _SIDE OR REAR of the structure.
These individuals may be
on the ground,
still inside and from a window or doorway, or not
visible at all.: lying
visible
