FIREFIGHTER II FINAL PAPER
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A
◉ Preincident plans are kept on what. Answer: Paper, computer, or
online
◉ Preincident plans performed under direction of who. Answer: Fire
officer
◉ Preincident plans available to who. Answer: All units that might
respond to incident at location
◉ Geographic Information System (GIS). Answer: A computer
system that stores, organizes, analyzes, and displays geographic
data. Like population characteristics, types of occupancies, water,
utilities
◉ Data must be in what type of format for preincident olan. Answer:
Uniform and understandable format
◉ Preincident plan usually includes what. Answer: One or more
diagram that shows building location, layout, access routes, entry
points, exposures, hydrants, other water supplies.
,Location and nature of specific hazards
Building info like height, type of construction, occupancy, and nature
of contents. Floor plans,stairways and elevator locations, utility shut
offs
◉ Target hazards. Answer: Any occupancy type or facility that
presents a high potential for loss of life or serious impact to the
community resulting from fire, explosion, or chemical release.
All of these should have preincident plans done
◉ conflagration. Answer: Large fire with multiple structures.
◉ Ex of target hazards. Answer: Hospitals
Nursing facilities
Assisted living
Large apartment buildings
Hotels
Schools
◉ Preincident Survey. Answer: The process used to gather
information to develop a preincident plan.
, ◉ Who to contact before preincident survey. Answer: Owner or
representative
◉ Who should go in a preincident survey. Answer: Representative of
the property
◉ Preincident conducted systematically. Answer: Outside, then
inside starting from the roof down
◉ Fire load. Answer: total potential heat release if a building and its
contents burn
◉ Built in fire protection systems. Answer: Automatic sprinklers
Standpipe Austen's
Fire alarm and detections systems
Special fire extinguishing systems (like kitchen dry chem dispensers
in hoods, or foam systems where flammability liquids are stored)
◉ High rise building height. Answer: Greater then 75 ft. Usually 6 or
7 stories.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A
◉ Preincident plans are kept on what. Answer: Paper, computer, or
online
◉ Preincident plans performed under direction of who. Answer: Fire
officer
◉ Preincident plans available to who. Answer: All units that might
respond to incident at location
◉ Geographic Information System (GIS). Answer: A computer
system that stores, organizes, analyzes, and displays geographic
data. Like population characteristics, types of occupancies, water,
utilities
◉ Data must be in what type of format for preincident olan. Answer:
Uniform and understandable format
◉ Preincident plan usually includes what. Answer: One or more
diagram that shows building location, layout, access routes, entry
points, exposures, hydrants, other water supplies.
,Location and nature of specific hazards
Building info like height, type of construction, occupancy, and nature
of contents. Floor plans,stairways and elevator locations, utility shut
offs
◉ Target hazards. Answer: Any occupancy type or facility that
presents a high potential for loss of life or serious impact to the
community resulting from fire, explosion, or chemical release.
All of these should have preincident plans done
◉ conflagration. Answer: Large fire with multiple structures.
◉ Ex of target hazards. Answer: Hospitals
Nursing facilities
Assisted living
Large apartment buildings
Hotels
Schools
◉ Preincident Survey. Answer: The process used to gather
information to develop a preincident plan.
, ◉ Who to contact before preincident survey. Answer: Owner or
representative
◉ Who should go in a preincident survey. Answer: Representative of
the property
◉ Preincident conducted systematically. Answer: Outside, then
inside starting from the roof down
◉ Fire load. Answer: total potential heat release if a building and its
contents burn
◉ Built in fire protection systems. Answer: Automatic sprinklers
Standpipe Austen's
Fire alarm and detections systems
Special fire extinguishing systems (like kitchen dry chem dispensers
in hoods, or foam systems where flammability liquids are stored)
◉ High rise building height. Answer: Greater then 75 ft. Usually 6 or
7 stories.
