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The location at which the primary logistics functions are coordinated and administered. The incident command post may be co-located here. There is only one per incident. Base Conduct of suppression operations outside the fire structure; these operations feature use of large capacity fire streams placed between the fire and the exposures to prevent fire extention Defensive operation Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More The volume between an inlet and an exhaust that allows the movement of heat and smoke from a higher pressure area within the fire area toward lower pressure areas accessible via doors, windows, and other openings Flow path Fire in a compartment ( of building) that has adequate air supply. Without intervention, all of the fuel will be consumed by the fire Fuel limited The objectives reflecting the overall incident strategy, tactics, risk management, and member safety that are developed by the incident commander. Updated throughout the incident IAP Two members from the initial attack crew who are assigned for rapid deployment to rescue lost or trapped members Initial rapid intervention crew - IRIC Single family dwellings constructed before 1980 Legacy dwellings The fire officer who controls the entry and exit of both civilians and fire fighters in the lobby at a high rise fire incident. This officer also oversees the use of the elevators, operates the local building communication system, and assists in the control of the HVAC systems Lobby control officer Single family dwellings constructed since 1980,; they are typically larger structures with an open house geometry, lightweight construction materials and exponentially increased fuel load modern dwellings An advance into the fire building by fire fighters with hose lines or other extinguishing agents to overpower the fire Offensive operation A systematic method of accounting for all personnel at an emergency incident Personnel accountability report - PAR A dedicated crew of four fire fighters who are assigned for rapid deployment to rescue lost or trapped members Rapid intervention crew - RIC A major division within the logistics section of the ICS; If oversees the communications, medical, and food units Service Branch A systematic process of gathering and processing information to evaluate the situation and then translating that information into a plan to deal with the situation Size up A group of fire fighters who move equipment and water supply hose lines up and down the stairwells at a high rise fire incident. This person reports to the support branch director or the logistics section chief Stairwell support group A recording of fire temperature increase over time Standard time-temperature curve A major division within the logistics section of the ICS; it oversees the supply, facilities, and ground support units Support branch A situation in which an operation is changing or preparing to change transitional operation Fire in a compartment (or building) that has inadequate air supply. It will flare up when are is introduced into the compartment Ventilation limited

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Fire Officer: Principles and
Practice - 3rd Ed. Ch. 17 Hot
Terms with 100% correct
answers(GUARANTEED
SUCCESS))
The location at which the primary logistics functions are
coordinated and administered. The incident command post may be
co-located here. There is only one per incident. - answer Base


Conduct of suppression operations outside the fire structure; these
operations feature use of large capacity fire streams placed
between the fire and the exposures to prevent fire extention -
answer Defensive operation


The volume between an inlet and an exhaust that allows the
movement of heat and smoke from a higher pressure area within
the fire area toward lower pressure areas accessible via doors,
windows, and other openings - answer Flow path


Fire in a compartment ( of building) that has adequate air supply.
Without intervention, all of the fuel will be consumed by the fire -
answer Fuel limited


The objectives reflecting the overall incident strategy, tactics, risk
management, and member safety that are developed by the
incident commander. Updated throughout the incident - answer IAP

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