Incident Safety Officer 3rd Edition Verified Multiple Choice and Conceptual Actual Emended
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Fire Department Safety Officer Associa-
What is the FDSOA?
tion
The safety officer role was split into two
Health and Safety Officer (HSO)
titles and courses in 1991. What are
Incident Safety Officer (ISO)
these called?
What NFPA number is for Fire Depart-
ment Safety Officer?
- HSO qualifications is included in this
NFPA 1521
NFPA
- ISO qualifications for fire department
ISOs is included in this NFPA
the individual assigned and authorized
Health and Safety Officer by the fire chief as the manager of the
health and safety program
a member of the command staff respon-
sible for monitoring and assessing safety
Incident Safety Officer hazards or unsafe situations and for de-
veloping measures to ensure personnel
safety
Developed through Homeland Security
What was NIMS developed through?
Presidential Directive 5 (HSPD-5)
Standard on Emergency Service Inci-
dent Management System and Com-
What is NFPA 1561? mand Safety
Has ISO requirements, duties, and re-
sponsibilties
"Fire fighters" who stood at the corners of
What is a "wall watcher" from the late buildings and watched the walls for signs
1800s and early 1900s? of sagging or bowing during a working
fire
In 1970, congress passed the
Williams-Steiger Act which created this
Occupational Safety and Health Admin-
organization . This
istration (OSHA)
was signed into law by Nixon that De-
cember.
What is NPFA 1500 that was established
in 1987?
, Standard on Fire Department Occupa-
tional Safety and Health Program.
Has HSO requirements, duties, and re-
sponsibilities
Standard for Fire Department Safety Of-
ficer- this addresses the authority, qualifi-
What is NFPA 1501?
cations, and responsibilities of the safety
officer.
Firefighting Resources of Southern Cal-
What does FIRESCOPE stand for that
ifornia Organized for Potential Emergen-
was established in the 1970s?
cies
In the NWCG (National Wildfire Coor-
dinating Group) NIIMS (National Intera- Type I Safety Officer (SOF1)
gency Incident Command System), the Type II Safety Officer (SOF2)
safety officer can be classified as one of Line Safety Officer (SOFR)
the following:
This NWCG NIIMS safety officer is qual-
ified to deploy nationwide as part of a Type I Safety Officer (SOF1)
national incident management team
This NWCG NIIMS safety officer is usu-
ally qualified at the state or local level to
Type II Safety Officer (SOF2)
function at wildland and interface fires or
other disasters
This NWCG NIIMS safety officer can be
the safety officer assigned to initial attack Line Safety Officer (SOFR)
operations
There are approximately Type 1
IMTs and Type 2 IMTs staged 16; 32
around the US
The is responsible for as- National Interagency Coordination Cen-
signing the Type 1 and Type 2 IMTs. ter (NICC)
ISO qualifications for NIMS safety offi-
What does NFPA 1026 include?
cers
What is the most common LODD related
Overexertion causing a cardiac event
to?
Exam Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
Fire Department Safety Officer Associa-
What is the FDSOA?
tion
The safety officer role was split into two
Health and Safety Officer (HSO)
titles and courses in 1991. What are
Incident Safety Officer (ISO)
these called?
What NFPA number is for Fire Depart-
ment Safety Officer?
- HSO qualifications is included in this
NFPA 1521
NFPA
- ISO qualifications for fire department
ISOs is included in this NFPA
the individual assigned and authorized
Health and Safety Officer by the fire chief as the manager of the
health and safety program
a member of the command staff respon-
sible for monitoring and assessing safety
Incident Safety Officer hazards or unsafe situations and for de-
veloping measures to ensure personnel
safety
Developed through Homeland Security
What was NIMS developed through?
Presidential Directive 5 (HSPD-5)
Standard on Emergency Service Inci-
dent Management System and Com-
What is NFPA 1561? mand Safety
Has ISO requirements, duties, and re-
sponsibilties
"Fire fighters" who stood at the corners of
What is a "wall watcher" from the late buildings and watched the walls for signs
1800s and early 1900s? of sagging or bowing during a working
fire
In 1970, congress passed the
Williams-Steiger Act which created this
Occupational Safety and Health Admin-
organization . This
istration (OSHA)
was signed into law by Nixon that De-
cember.
What is NPFA 1500 that was established
in 1987?
, Standard on Fire Department Occupa-
tional Safety and Health Program.
Has HSO requirements, duties, and re-
sponsibilities
Standard for Fire Department Safety Of-
ficer- this addresses the authority, qualifi-
What is NFPA 1501?
cations, and responsibilities of the safety
officer.
Firefighting Resources of Southern Cal-
What does FIRESCOPE stand for that
ifornia Organized for Potential Emergen-
was established in the 1970s?
cies
In the NWCG (National Wildfire Coor-
dinating Group) NIIMS (National Intera- Type I Safety Officer (SOF1)
gency Incident Command System), the Type II Safety Officer (SOF2)
safety officer can be classified as one of Line Safety Officer (SOFR)
the following:
This NWCG NIIMS safety officer is qual-
ified to deploy nationwide as part of a Type I Safety Officer (SOF1)
national incident management team
This NWCG NIIMS safety officer is usu-
ally qualified at the state or local level to
Type II Safety Officer (SOF2)
function at wildland and interface fires or
other disasters
This NWCG NIIMS safety officer can be
the safety officer assigned to initial attack Line Safety Officer (SOFR)
operations
There are approximately Type 1
IMTs and Type 2 IMTs staged 16; 32
around the US
The is responsible for as- National Interagency Coordination Cen-
signing the Type 1 and Type 2 IMTs. ter (NICC)
ISO qualifications for NIMS safety offi-
What does NFPA 1026 include?
cers
What is the most common LODD related
Overexertion causing a cardiac event
to?
