Incident Safety Officer – Fire Department Safety Verified
Multiple Choice and Conceptual Actual Emended Exam
Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. "Our linear thinking tends to _________ hazards, particularly if the hazard is
increasing at an exponential rate." - ANSWER underestimate
2. All of the following are proactive actions except: - ANSWER IAP
adjustment.
3. At the benchmark, "360 complete," what would happen? - ANSWER
The IC establishes the risk profile.
4. Experienced ISOs typically develop what kind of approach, which is
applicable to many types of incidents? - ANSWER A uniform approach
5. Failure to work within the framework of the action plan is a form of: -
ANSWER freelancing.
6. If the duty ISO should arrive at the incident scene first, he or she should: -
ANSWER take on the role of initial IC if the situation warrants.
,7. It is imperative that ISOs create an environment in which they can stay open
to multiple inputs and maintain a high degree of situation scanning and
awareness—also known as ______ thinking. - ANSWER cyclic
8. RIC standby is located in which zone? - ANSWER Warm zone
9. The last step in the arrival process is: - ANSWER checking into the
accountability system.
10.The terms "support zone" and "staging area" denote the: - ANSWER :
cold zone.
11.Which NFPA standard states that individual responders are responsible for
communicating their rehab needs to their supervisor? - ANSWER NFPA
1500
12.Which NFPA standard states that the ISO must ensure that a rehab area has
been established? - ANSWER NFPA 1561
13.Who is permitted in the no-entry zone? - ANSWER No one
14.Who is required by NFPA 1500 to initiate rehab as needed? - ANSWER
The IC
, 15.Who is responsible for managing the personnel accountability system? -
ANSWER Whomever it is assigned to
16.True or False: All fire departments use a formal personnel accountability
system. - ANSWER 'False'.
17.True or False: The Dodson/Vavra ISO (DVISO) Action Model meets the
specific ISO functions/duties that are outlined in various standards and
laws. - ANSWER 'False'.
18.Chapter 12 - ANSWER The ISO at Structure Fires
19.A four-person crew can put "water on the fire" how much quicker than a
two-person crew? - ANSWER 16%
20.A four-person crew completes essential fireground tasks, such as attack,
search, and ventilation, how much faster than a three-person crew? -
ANSWER 25%
21.All of the following are locations for an ASO during a high-rise incident
except: - ANSWER at the incident command center.
22.For a center hall-configured building, or one with central shared stairwells,
the number one tactical priority must be: - ANSWER controlling the
smoke and heat
Multiple Choice and Conceptual Actual Emended Exam
Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. "Our linear thinking tends to _________ hazards, particularly if the hazard is
increasing at an exponential rate." - ANSWER underestimate
2. All of the following are proactive actions except: - ANSWER IAP
adjustment.
3. At the benchmark, "360 complete," what would happen? - ANSWER
The IC establishes the risk profile.
4. Experienced ISOs typically develop what kind of approach, which is
applicable to many types of incidents? - ANSWER A uniform approach
5. Failure to work within the framework of the action plan is a form of: -
ANSWER freelancing.
6. If the duty ISO should arrive at the incident scene first, he or she should: -
ANSWER take on the role of initial IC if the situation warrants.
,7. It is imperative that ISOs create an environment in which they can stay open
to multiple inputs and maintain a high degree of situation scanning and
awareness—also known as ______ thinking. - ANSWER cyclic
8. RIC standby is located in which zone? - ANSWER Warm zone
9. The last step in the arrival process is: - ANSWER checking into the
accountability system.
10.The terms "support zone" and "staging area" denote the: - ANSWER :
cold zone.
11.Which NFPA standard states that individual responders are responsible for
communicating their rehab needs to their supervisor? - ANSWER NFPA
1500
12.Which NFPA standard states that the ISO must ensure that a rehab area has
been established? - ANSWER NFPA 1561
13.Who is permitted in the no-entry zone? - ANSWER No one
14.Who is required by NFPA 1500 to initiate rehab as needed? - ANSWER
The IC
, 15.Who is responsible for managing the personnel accountability system? -
ANSWER Whomever it is assigned to
16.True or False: All fire departments use a formal personnel accountability
system. - ANSWER 'False'.
17.True or False: The Dodson/Vavra ISO (DVISO) Action Model meets the
specific ISO functions/duties that are outlined in various standards and
laws. - ANSWER 'False'.
18.Chapter 12 - ANSWER The ISO at Structure Fires
19.A four-person crew can put "water on the fire" how much quicker than a
two-person crew? - ANSWER 16%
20.A four-person crew completes essential fireground tasks, such as attack,
search, and ventilation, how much faster than a three-person crew? -
ANSWER 25%
21.All of the following are locations for an ASO during a high-rise incident
except: - ANSWER at the incident command center.
22.For a center hall-configured building, or one with central shared stairwells,
the number one tactical priority must be: - ANSWER controlling the
smoke and heat
