FSVO STATE TEST
The purpose of using a spotter is to - ANSWERS-the driver by
observing cross traffic the as the area in the blind spot
horizontal and vertical openings, the operator must know: To
effectively judge the ability of a vehicle to pass through areas of
restricted - ANSWERS-vehicle dimensions.
Which driving skill would not require using a spotter? - ANSWERS-
Diminishing clearance
The distance a vehicle travels from the point where you begin
recognizing the hazard until the apparatus comes to a complete stop is
called the: - ANSWERS-total stopping distance.
The confined space turnaround maneuver allows an operator to turn
the apparatus degrees - ANSWERS-180
Improper tire pressures may cause - ANSWERS-poor handling
One method of performing an apparatus/pretrip inspection is the -
ANSWERS-walk-around method.
Before shutdown the apparatus engine temperature should be allowed
to stabilize by idling it for minutes. - ANSWERS-3 to 5
, Checking for voltage, electrolyte level, and corrosion are all steps in
inspecting: - ANSWERS-the battery.
While traveling in the center lane of a multiple-lane highway on an
emergency call, the vehicle in front of you stops. You should: -
ANSWERS-brake to reduce speed and pass on the left side of the
vehicle.
The vacuum test requires a reading at the end of 5 minutes with no
more than inches of vacuum being lost. - ANSWERS-10
When responding to emergencies, the use of warning devices: -
ANSWERS-does not allow the driver to disregard other drivers.
When approaching unguarded railroad crossings, the driver shall: -
ANSWERS-come to a complete stop.
Level I staging may be: - ANSWERS-used in the initial response to a
fire or other incident involving more than one responding company.
Many accidents involving apparatus are caused by the operator -
ANSWERS-misunderstanding the capabilities of the apparatus.
At a working fire, which apparatus has the highest priority for
position? - ANSWERS-Aerial apparatus
The purpose of using a spotter is to - ANSWERS-the driver by
observing cross traffic the as the area in the blind spot
horizontal and vertical openings, the operator must know: To
effectively judge the ability of a vehicle to pass through areas of
restricted - ANSWERS-vehicle dimensions.
Which driving skill would not require using a spotter? - ANSWERS-
Diminishing clearance
The distance a vehicle travels from the point where you begin
recognizing the hazard until the apparatus comes to a complete stop is
called the: - ANSWERS-total stopping distance.
The confined space turnaround maneuver allows an operator to turn
the apparatus degrees - ANSWERS-180
Improper tire pressures may cause - ANSWERS-poor handling
One method of performing an apparatus/pretrip inspection is the -
ANSWERS-walk-around method.
Before shutdown the apparatus engine temperature should be allowed
to stabilize by idling it for minutes. - ANSWERS-3 to 5
, Checking for voltage, electrolyte level, and corrosion are all steps in
inspecting: - ANSWERS-the battery.
While traveling in the center lane of a multiple-lane highway on an
emergency call, the vehicle in front of you stops. You should: -
ANSWERS-brake to reduce speed and pass on the left side of the
vehicle.
The vacuum test requires a reading at the end of 5 minutes with no
more than inches of vacuum being lost. - ANSWERS-10
When responding to emergencies, the use of warning devices: -
ANSWERS-does not allow the driver to disregard other drivers.
When approaching unguarded railroad crossings, the driver shall: -
ANSWERS-come to a complete stop.
Level I staging may be: - ANSWERS-used in the initial response to a
fire or other incident involving more than one responding company.
Many accidents involving apparatus are caused by the operator -
ANSWERS-misunderstanding the capabilities of the apparatus.
At a working fire, which apparatus has the highest priority for
position? - ANSWERS-Aerial apparatus
