FireFighter 1/2 ch 1
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| Distinctive metal marker once produced by insurance companies for identifying their policyholders buildings | Fire Mark
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| Refers to the joint consideration of the life and physical well being of individuals both civilian and firefighters | Life Safety
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| Activities involved in responding to the scene of an incident and performing assigned duties in order to mitigate the emergency | Emergency Operations
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| 1)Orders of rank and authority in the fire service. 2) The proper sequence on information and command flow as described in the Incident Command System | Chain of Command
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| Means you only report to one supervisor | Unity of Command
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| Means that any officer can effectively supervise or manage only a certain number of individuals or groups | Span of Control
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| Setting the limits or boundaries for expected performance and enforcing them | Discipline
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| Deploys hoselines for fire attack and exposure protection | Engine Company
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| Performs forcible entry, search and rescue, ventilation,salvage and overhaul, and utilities control and provides access to upper levels of a structure | Truck (ladder) Company
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| Searches for and removes victims from areas of danger or entrapment and may perform technical rescues | Rescue Squad/Company
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| Extingushes wildland fires and protects structures in the wildland/urban interface | Brush Company
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| Responds to and mitigates hazardous materials incidents | Hazardous materials Company
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| Provides emergency medical care to patients (may provide transportation to a medical facility. | Emergency Medical/Ambulance Company
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| Responds to and performs technical rescues | Special Rescue Company
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| Drives assigned fire apparatus to and from fires and other emergencies;operates pumps,aerial devices, or other mechanical equipment as requried | Fire Apparatus driver/operator
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| Fulfills any of the following responsibilities depending upon the size and structure of the fire dept | Fire Dept Officer
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| Oversees a fire depts occupational safety and health program | Fire Dept Health and Safety Officer
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| Monitors operational safety during emergency incidents | Fire Dept Incident Safety Officer
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| Receive emergency and nonemergency phone calls, process the information,dispatch units,establish and maintain a communications link to in service companies, and complete incident reports | Communications Personnel(Telecommunicators)
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| Maintain municipal fire alarm systems | Fire Alarm maintenance Personnel
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| Maintain all fire dept apparatus and protable equipment | Apparatus and equipment maintenance personnel
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| Assist law enforcement officers with trafic control, crowd control, and scene security at fires and other emergency operations | Fire police personnel
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| Manage the collection, entry, storage, retrevial, and dissemination of electronic databases such as fire reporting | Information Systems personnel
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| Resources currently committed to an assignment | Assigned
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| Resources that have checked in at the incident and are not currently assigned | Available
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| The organizational level between Divisions/Groups and the IC and Operations | Branch
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| The finction of directing, ordering, and controlling resources by virtue of explicit legal,agency, or delegated authority | Command
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| Location from which all operations are directed | Command Post
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| A Geographic designation assigning responsibility for all operations within a defined area | Division
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| Functional designations (forcible entry, salvage, ventilation etc) | Group
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| The written or unwritten plan for managing the emergency | Incident Action Plan
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| The officer at the top of the incident chain of command who is in overall chargeof the incident- ultimately responsible for everything that takes place at the emergency scene | Incident Commander
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| Resources not available for assignment | Out-of-service
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| All personnel and makor pieces of apparatus on scene or en route and on which status is maintained | Resources
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| Resources assigned to a particular incident and are in one of 3 modes - available, asigned, or out-of-service | Resource Status
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| Individual personnel and equipment items and the operators assigned with them | Single Resource
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| Set number or resources of the same kind and type with an established minimum number of personnel | Strike Team
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| Determines the positions for companies operating on scene. devided into two basic modes | Strategic Mode: Offensive or Defensive
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| Someone in command of a division or a group | Supervisor
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| Any combination of resources assembled in support of a specific mission or operational need | Task Force
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| Four categories of fire depts | 1-Volunteer 2- Paid on call 3- Career 4- Combination
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| Mission of the fire service | "Save lives and protect property"
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| Major subdivisions within the ICS structure | 1-Command 2-Operations 3-Planning 4-Logistics 5-Finance/Admin 6-Information/Intelligence
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| Fire Prevention Personnel | 1-Fire Prevention Officer/Inspector 2-Fire and Arson investigator 3-Public fire and life safety educator 4-Fire protection engineer/specialist
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| Special Operations Personnel | 1-Airport Firefighter 2-Hazardous Materials Tech 3-Technical Rescuer 4-Wildland Firefighter
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| Guide to decision making in an organization | Policy
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| A written communication closely related to a policy | Procedure
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| Predetermined plan for nearly every situation both emergency and nonemergency | Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
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| Used to implement departmental policies and procedures eithe written or verbal and is based on ploicy and procedure Compliance is mandatory | Order
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| Not based on policy, more in nature of a request or suggestion | Directive
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