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Duplicate of IFSTA 7th Edition Chapter 1 Fire Department Organization
Duplicate of IFSTA 7th Edition Chapter 1 Fire Department Organization
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On which National Fire Protection Assoc. (NFPA) standard are the professional qualifications for Fire Fighter I based?
NFPA 1670
NFPA 1500
NFPA 1006
NFPA 1001
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Sharp or severe; having a rapid onset and short duration.
Chronic
Acute
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According to NFPA 1001, which duty is a Fire Fighter I required to be able to perform?
Prepare apparatus hose loads for response
Extinguish an ignitable liquid fire using firefighting foam
Inspect and maintain fire apparatus
Assume command of an interior fire attack
4
On which National Fire Protection Assoc. (NFPA) standard are the professional qualifications for Fire Fighter I based?
NFPA 1670
NFPA 1500
NFPA 1001
NFPA 1006
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Which duty would likely be assigned to a Fire Fighter I?
Conducting search and rescue operations as part of a team
Establishing Incident Command
Driving fire apparatus
Extricating a victim at a vehicle incident
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What is a detailed written plan that lists specific steps for approaching a recurring problem or situation?
Procedure
Law
Policy
Guideline
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A type of fire departmental organizational structure where decisions and information are directed form the top
modular
linear
scalar
sequential
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Fire department line personnel are responsible for:
organizing personnel medical evaluation records.
overseeing the department's annual budget.
providing emergency services to the public.
repairing broken department apparatus.
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Which fire fighting personnel are trained specifically to extinguish fires in outdoor vegetation?
Hazardous materials technician
Rescue technician
Wildland firefighter
Airport firefighter
10
To cause to become less harsh or hostile; to make less severe, intense or painful; to alleviate
Mitigate
Distribute
Control
Eliminate
11
Which type of specialized fire company generally has the primary duty of transporting patients to a hospital?
Hazardous materials company
Emergency medical company
Rescue company
Brush company
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The division of labor refers to:
formal line of authority, responsibility, or communication in organization.
each employee reporting to just one supervisor.
an organization's responsibility to provide leadership.
process of dividing large jobs into smaller pieces to make them manageable.
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What should firefighters do first if they have questions about departmental regulations?
Rely on other firefighters for guidance
Use the Internet as a reference
Ask their supervisor for clarification
Revise the document so that it is easily understood
14
Which member of the training division is in charge of providing training for entry level personnel and staff members?
Fire protection specialist
Training officer
Instructor
Fire and life safety educator
15
Multiple fire companies within a response area overseen by the operations division are called a(an):
operations group.
squad.
combination department.
battalion.
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A _____ is a guide to decision making within an organization
policy
procedure
standard
regulation
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Each employee reporting to just one supervisor, who in turn moves up the chain of command, is an example of:
unity of command.
span of control.
division of labor.
discipline
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Which type of fire company is assigned to a pumping apparatus and performs suppression duties at structure fires?
Ladder company
Engine company
Rescue company
Brush company
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Which type of fire company generally has the duty of searching for victims and removing them from areas of danger
Engine company
Rescue company
Hazardous materials company
Brush company
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A collection of rules and regulations that has been enacted by law in a particular jurisdiction.
Codes
Procedures
Guidelines
Policies
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A(An) _____ concept allowing responders to use a coordinated approach with a common set of authorities, and resource
hazard enforcement
incident awareness
chain of command
all hazard
22
What is the overall mission of the fire service?
Eliminate the use of unsafe building practices
Save lives and protect property and the environment
Prevent arson fires by educating the public
Provide low-cost emergency services to the public
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Which member of the fire prevention division is tasked with determining the origin and cause of a fire?
Fire and life safety educator
Fire and arson investigator
Fire protection engineer
Fire department incident safety officer
24
Why is the division of labor necessary in the fire service?
Ensure fair work loads for all members
Prevent the duplication of effort
Keep department expenses at a minimum
Comply with federal law
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Which duty would likely be performed by a Fire Fighter I?
Supervising a group of new recruits
Cleaning and inspecting ground ladders
Determining the origin and cause of a fire
Maintaining pumping apparatus
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How does the level of responsibility of a Fire Fighter I differ from that of a Fire Fighter II?
FFI and 2 have the same responsibility, but the FF2 has more experience
FF2 is trained to coordinate FF1 and FF2I while working under supervision
A FFI is able to oversee personnel while working under supervision of a FF2
A FFI cannot obtain specialized training, but a FF2 can have specialties
27
Which statement describes the staffing and funding of volunteer fire departments?
Continuously staffed and may rely on fundraisers for funding
Continuously staffed and publicly funded
Not continuously staffed and funded by state and federal level grants
Not continuously staffed and may rely on fundraisers for funding
28
Which type of fire officer is directly in charge of monitoring operational safety at fires and other emergencies?
Fire marshal
Fire department health and safety officer
Fire department incident safety officer
Fire chief
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Considered to be the optimum span of control
2
4
5
7
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Most fire departments are organized in a series of levels, with the intermediate levels made up of personnel assigned by
geographical location.
years of experience.
rank and duty.
age and name.