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Advance Technician Firefighter Questions
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Fire extinguisher classes
Ans: A: Ordinary Solid combustibles wood/paper
B: Flammable liquid
C: Electrical
D: Metal
K: Cooking oils/ kitchen fires
Auto ignition temperature
Ans: The lowest temperature at which a combustible material
ignites in air without a spark or flame.
Smoke components
Ans: Unburned forms of hydrocarbon fuels
Black Fire
Ans: A hot, high-volume, high-velocity, turbulent, ultra-dense
black smoke that indicates an impending flashover or
autoignition.
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Flashover
Ans: A rapid transition from the growth stage to the fully
developed stage.
Competent Ignition Source
Ans: An ignition source that has sufficient energy and is
capable of transferring that energy to the fuel long enough to
raise the fuel to its ignition temperature.
Evacuation signal
Ans: Three blasts on apparatus air horn repeated several times
or sirens sounded on his low for 15 sec
Rapid Intervention Team RIT
Ans: A minimum of two fully equipped personnel on site, in a
ready state, for immediate rescue of injured or trapped fire
fighters.
National Fire Incident Reporting System NFIRS
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Ans: A system used by fire departments to report and maintain
computerized records of fires and other fire department
incidents in a uniform manner.
Considered to be public records under the Freedom of
Information Act
Computer aided Dispatch CAD
Ans: Enhanced dispatch systems that have the capability of
storing information on addresses and occupants and helping to
manage response capabilities.
Unified Command
Ans: command organization in which several agencies work
independently but cooperatively
Incident Command System (ICS)
Ans: A system implemented to manage disasters and mass-
and multiple-casualty incidents in which section chiefs,
including finance, logistics, operations, and planning, report to
the incident commander. Also referred to as the incident
management system.
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Advance Technician Firefighter Questions
and Correct Answers/ Latest Update /
Already Graded
Fire extinguisher classes
Ans: A: Ordinary Solid combustibles wood/paper
B: Flammable liquid
C: Electrical
D: Metal
K: Cooking oils/ kitchen fires
Auto ignition temperature
Ans: The lowest temperature at which a combustible material
ignites in air without a spark or flame.
Smoke components
Ans: Unburned forms of hydrocarbon fuels
Black Fire
Ans: A hot, high-volume, high-velocity, turbulent, ultra-dense
black smoke that indicates an impending flashover or
autoignition.
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Flashover
Ans: A rapid transition from the growth stage to the fully
developed stage.
Competent Ignition Source
Ans: An ignition source that has sufficient energy and is
capable of transferring that energy to the fuel long enough to
raise the fuel to its ignition temperature.
Evacuation signal
Ans: Three blasts on apparatus air horn repeated several times
or sirens sounded on his low for 15 sec
Rapid Intervention Team RIT
Ans: A minimum of two fully equipped personnel on site, in a
ready state, for immediate rescue of injured or trapped fire
fighters.
National Fire Incident Reporting System NFIRS
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Ans: A system used by fire departments to report and maintain
computerized records of fires and other fire department
incidents in a uniform manner.
Considered to be public records under the Freedom of
Information Act
Computer aided Dispatch CAD
Ans: Enhanced dispatch systems that have the capability of
storing information on addresses and occupants and helping to
manage response capabilities.
Unified Command
Ans: command organization in which several agencies work
independently but cooperatively
Incident Command System (ICS)
Ans: A system implemented to manage disasters and mass-
and multiple-casualty incidents in which section chiefs,
including finance, logistics, operations, and planning, report to
the incident commander. Also referred to as the incident
management system.
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