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a ff2 is trained to coordinate ff1 and ff2 personnel while what?—ANSWER-working under the

supervision of a company officer


duty of a ff2—ANSWER-coordinate an interior attack line at a structure fire


NFPA 1962 provides guidance for?—ANSWER-testing fire hose


hose service tests are performed? (3)—ANSWER-1 annually


2 after repairs


3 after a vehicle has ran over the hose


service test procedures (4)—ANSWER-1 connect hose to hose tester in straight runs no

longer than 300ft per discharge


2 maintain test pressure in accordance with NFPA 1962 (3mins)


3 observe Mark's on hose; movement equals coupling slippage


4 all test results must be recorded


inspect generators, lighting units and lighting accessories when?—ANSWER-periodically and

after each use

, when should you avoid starting a generator?—ANSWER-when it's under a load


what do you inspect electrical cords for?—ANSWER-frayed wiring or missing prongs


what do you use to wipe grease and oil from generators?—ANSWER-a clean rag


who is informed of something is wrong with equipment?—ANSWER-your supervisor


foam concentrate—ANSWER-raw foam liquid in its storage container


foam proportioner—ANSWER-device that introduces foam concentrate into the water

stream


foam solution—ANSWER-mixture of foam concentrate and water before the introduction of

air


Finished Foam—ANSWER-Completed product after air is introduced into the foam solution.


what is class A foam commonly used for?—ANSWER-wildland and structural firefighting


batch mixing—ANSWER-difficult process that requires thorough clean up of vehicle tank,

pump, and hoselines


bank down method—ANSWER-stream is directed onto the object and allowed to run down

onto the fuel


rain down method—ANSWER-direct stream above fire and allow the foam to float gently

down onto the surface of the fuel


what are flammable liquids flash point?—ANSWER-less than 100f


what are combustible liquids flash point?—ANSWER-more than 100f


B.L.E.V.E.—ANSWER-boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion

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