Fire officer 4th edition Chapter 1 Already Passed

Fire officer 4th edition Chapter 1 Already Passed What organizations issue voluntary consensus based codes and standards that set the expected organization, construction, performance, And operation of many aspects of fire service operations? NFPA and international code Council This textbook derives information to meet the criteria outlined in _______ "Standards for fire officer professional qualifications." NFPA 1021 NFPA 1021 defines four levels of fire officer. What are they and their functions? Fire officer I : Lieutenant supervising one company or apparatus or small administrative or Technical group. Fire officer II : Captain. Senior non-chief officer. Supervisor in multiunit fire station. Also could supervise large administrative group or specialized service in the department. Fire officer III : BC or DC. Can also be deputy or assistant chiefs in a small department. Fire officer IV : Fire Administrator or high-ranking chief in large department Responsibilities of an officer: Leader and supervisor Managing station budget Understanding response district Knowing department operational procedures Managing an incident For a Fire Officer I, typical administrative duties include: Recordkeeping Managing projects Preparing budget requests Initiating and completing apparatus and maintenance request Initiating accident investigations For a fire officer I, typical supervisory functions include: Making work assignments Ensuring that health and safety procedures are followed For a Fire Officer I, non-emergency duties include: Developing pre-incident plans Provide company level training Participate in risk reduction activities/programs Responding to community inquiries Fire Officer I typical emergency duties: Supervising firefighters during company level tasks Functioning as initial arriving officer on emergency scene Performing size up Establishing the ICS Develop and implement IAP Deploying resources Maintaining personal