SAR TECH II STUDY GUIDE 11.16.15/ STUDY GUIDE LATEST
VERSION ALL WITH 550 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS
LOCAL SAR AUTHORITIES; - RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INITIAL RESPONSE TO AN INCIDENT
LIST THE 6 EXPECTED QUALITIES OF A SAR RESPONDER: - PHACKS--
TO BE PROFICIENT
HUMBLE
ABLE
COMPETENT
KNOWLEDGEABLE
SOLICITOUS
pg13
NAME THE 4 PARTS OF PHYSICAL CONDITIONING FOR THE SAR RESPONDER: - SAFE:
STRENGTH
AGILITY
FLEXIBILITY
ENDURANCE
PG41
,WHAT ARE LIMITATIONS OF ANY SAR PERSON OR SAR TEAM: - THAT YOU OR THE TEAM IS ONLY AS
STRONG AS THE WEAKEST LINK
WHAT ARE THE 4 ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS OF AN INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM: - A. THE SYSTEM
MUST BE FLEXIBLE
B. AGENCIES MUST BE ABLE TO USE THE ICS FOR ROUTINE SITUATIONS AND MAJOR EMERGENCIES
C. MUST BE COST EFFECTIVE
DESCRIBE THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS OF ICS -
COMMON TERMINOLOGY: - EVERYONE IN THE ICS USING THE SAME TERMINOLOGY, CLEAR TEXT. PG 33
MODULAR ORGANIZATION: - MADE UP OF DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OR MODULES TO ALLOW FOR
FLEXIBILITY & EXPANSION OF FUNCTIONS
INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS: - REFERS TO THE ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE EASILY THROUGHOUT
THE ICS
PG38
UNIFIED COMMAND STRUCTURE: - DEFINES WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF
THE ICS. PG32
CONSOLIDATED ACTION PLANS: - THE PLAN THAT IS MADE UP FOR EACH OPERATIONAL PERIOD. PG36
SUSPENSION: - THE DECISION TO END A MISSION, EITHER WHEN THE SUBJECT(S) HAS BEEN FOUND OR
WHEN A DETERMINATION HAS BEEN MADE TO END THE MISSION
CRITIQUE: - AN EVALUATION OF THE MISSION TO LOOK FOR WAYS TO IMPROVE IN THE FUTURE
LIST THE MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES IN SEARCH & RESCUE FOR THE FOLLOWING - ANSWERS ARE FOUND
FROM PAGES 5-15
, U.S. AIR FORCE: - RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL LAND AREAS
U.S. COAST GUARD: - RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL MARITIME AREAS
AIR FORCE COORDINATION CENTER: - DOES COORDINATION ONLY
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION: - RESPONSIBLE FOR AIRCRAFT INCIDENTS & ELT'S
CIVILIAN AIR PATROL: - CIVILIAN ASSISTANCE FOR AIRCRAFT
STATE SAR AUTHORITIES: - RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATION & LEGISLATION
MANAGEMENT SPAN OF CONTROL: - REFERS TO HOW MANY ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENTS CAN BE
DIRECTLY MANAGED BY ANOTHER PERSON. THE SPAN OF CONTROL IS USUALLY 5 OR LESS
PG37
PREDESIGNATED INCIDENT FACILITIES: - REFERS TO THE PHYSICAL FACILITIES TO BE USED ON A
MISSION: BASE CAMP, COMMAND POST, ETC
COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: - THE MANAGEMENT IN THE ICS OF THE DIFFERENT SAR
POSITIONS: SINGLE PERSON, STRIKE TEAM, TASK FORCE, INCIDENT COMMANDER, ETC
PG32
DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TERMS -
SEARCH: - AN EVENT OR MISSION THAT INCLUDES AN INVESTIGATION OF AND THE LOCATION OF A
MISSING PERSON(S
RESCUE: - THE PROCEDURE OF RESCUING A VICTIM
VERSION ALL WITH 550 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS
LOCAL SAR AUTHORITIES; - RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INITIAL RESPONSE TO AN INCIDENT
LIST THE 6 EXPECTED QUALITIES OF A SAR RESPONDER: - PHACKS--
TO BE PROFICIENT
HUMBLE
ABLE
COMPETENT
KNOWLEDGEABLE
SOLICITOUS
pg13
NAME THE 4 PARTS OF PHYSICAL CONDITIONING FOR THE SAR RESPONDER: - SAFE:
STRENGTH
AGILITY
FLEXIBILITY
ENDURANCE
PG41
,WHAT ARE LIMITATIONS OF ANY SAR PERSON OR SAR TEAM: - THAT YOU OR THE TEAM IS ONLY AS
STRONG AS THE WEAKEST LINK
WHAT ARE THE 4 ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS OF AN INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM: - A. THE SYSTEM
MUST BE FLEXIBLE
B. AGENCIES MUST BE ABLE TO USE THE ICS FOR ROUTINE SITUATIONS AND MAJOR EMERGENCIES
C. MUST BE COST EFFECTIVE
DESCRIBE THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS OF ICS -
COMMON TERMINOLOGY: - EVERYONE IN THE ICS USING THE SAME TERMINOLOGY, CLEAR TEXT. PG 33
MODULAR ORGANIZATION: - MADE UP OF DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OR MODULES TO ALLOW FOR
FLEXIBILITY & EXPANSION OF FUNCTIONS
INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS: - REFERS TO THE ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE EASILY THROUGHOUT
THE ICS
PG38
UNIFIED COMMAND STRUCTURE: - DEFINES WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF
THE ICS. PG32
CONSOLIDATED ACTION PLANS: - THE PLAN THAT IS MADE UP FOR EACH OPERATIONAL PERIOD. PG36
SUSPENSION: - THE DECISION TO END A MISSION, EITHER WHEN THE SUBJECT(S) HAS BEEN FOUND OR
WHEN A DETERMINATION HAS BEEN MADE TO END THE MISSION
CRITIQUE: - AN EVALUATION OF THE MISSION TO LOOK FOR WAYS TO IMPROVE IN THE FUTURE
LIST THE MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES IN SEARCH & RESCUE FOR THE FOLLOWING - ANSWERS ARE FOUND
FROM PAGES 5-15
, U.S. AIR FORCE: - RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL LAND AREAS
U.S. COAST GUARD: - RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL MARITIME AREAS
AIR FORCE COORDINATION CENTER: - DOES COORDINATION ONLY
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION: - RESPONSIBLE FOR AIRCRAFT INCIDENTS & ELT'S
CIVILIAN AIR PATROL: - CIVILIAN ASSISTANCE FOR AIRCRAFT
STATE SAR AUTHORITIES: - RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATION & LEGISLATION
MANAGEMENT SPAN OF CONTROL: - REFERS TO HOW MANY ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENTS CAN BE
DIRECTLY MANAGED BY ANOTHER PERSON. THE SPAN OF CONTROL IS USUALLY 5 OR LESS
PG37
PREDESIGNATED INCIDENT FACILITIES: - REFERS TO THE PHYSICAL FACILITIES TO BE USED ON A
MISSION: BASE CAMP, COMMAND POST, ETC
COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: - THE MANAGEMENT IN THE ICS OF THE DIFFERENT SAR
POSITIONS: SINGLE PERSON, STRIKE TEAM, TASK FORCE, INCIDENT COMMANDER, ETC
PG32
DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TERMS -
SEARCH: - AN EVENT OR MISSION THAT INCLUDES AN INVESTIGATION OF AND THE LOCATION OF A
MISSING PERSON(S
RESCUE: - THE PROCEDURE OF RESCUING A VICTIM
