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According to NFPA, how many levels of fire officers are there? - 4 Which level of fire officer is generally associated with supervising a single fire company or apparatus? - Fire Officer I What is the lowest level of fire officer that is qualified for a chief officer position? - Fire Officer III Which level of fire officer is generally associated as being the senior non chief officer in a department? - Fire Officer II At the Fire Officer I level, emphasis is placed on accomplishing the de...

What is the first step when developing a specific training program that is not already an existing program for lesson plan? - Assess the need What is the main benefit for the Firefighter when using the EAP (Employee Assistance Program)? - cost (possibly) Which organization sets the standard to safely conduct live fire training? - NFPA Psychomotor skills fall into one of four categories. Which is one of them? - Initial, Plataeu, Latency, Mastery A near-miss, fire-ground problem, or perform...

The first step in a progressive sequence generally associated with an officer supervising a single fire company is the rank of - Fire Officer 1 The professional qualifications standards for fire officers are documented in NFPA: - 1021 A department that uses full-time career personnel along with volunteer or paid-on-call personnel is referred to as a : - Combination Department The Formal rank Structure of most fire departments was adopted from the : - Roman Military In the United states, a ...

Has the Special Dates Assignment been completed and submitted? - Yes The United States agency that provides overall fire policy and coordination is the: - United States Fire Administration (USFA) Under the Department of Homeland Security, the point of contact for emergency management is: - Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) When faced with change, the effective company officer will - create a climate for positive change Regarding interagency and intergovernmental agreements, the F...

Which of the following is accomplished by the cohesive, unified, and coordinated approach to domestic incident management created by the NRP and NIMS? - It reduces jurisdictional conflicts In an internal aid agreement, a fire and emergency services department may need to be able to provide: - large area lighting for law enforcement Which of the following BEST describes a change in the organization's design? - A structural change NIMS-based ICS for unified command (UC) should be used as t...

Company officer two's may interact with? - Their organization's upper levels and with their local and regional government agencies. Company officer two's supervise? - Other officers Company officer two's act as _______ change agents within their organization - Change Prerequisite knowledge for for Fire Officer two? - 1. The organization of thier local government 2. The enabling and regulatory legislation and the law-making process at the local, state and national level. The level two...

Which of the following helps to create a sense of continuity in group development? - Officers continually reminding subordinates that they are part of a larger group or organization What should the company officer do if a subordinate appears to have a psychological/emotional problem? - Seek guidance from a superior officer and/or the employee assistance program (EAP) The organization vests the ____ with the authority to be the formal group leader. - company officer Determining the fundin...

In the Blake and Monton Managerial Grid _____ sees a high level of concern for either people or results as too extreme and tries to moderate both in the workplace - Status Quo What does the accommodating person demonstrate, according to the Blake and Mouton Managerial Grid? - Low concern for results, high concern for people The USFA has adopted a national goal of a _____ reduction in fatalaties over a 10 year period. - 50% What is the name of the program developed by the NFFF to prevent LO...

The inspector must have a through knowledge and understanding of the following items: - Enabling legislation, State/Local Statues, ways to alter State/Local Statues The personnel given the responsibility for fire and life safety inspections programs are members of the: - Fire Department Categories of Inspections are: - Annual (Routine), Issuance of a permit, Response to a complaint, Eminent hazard, New Construction, Change in Occupancy, Owner/Occupant Request At the time of inspection the ...

The floor in spray booths must be made of? - non-combustible materials Specifies fire codes and standards that are adipted and implemented by all DOD fire departments - UFC 3-600-1 establishes the foundation for fire prevention and education programs - DoD instructions 6055.06 2 ways to handle interruptions - leave box for people to drop off paperwork that needs a signature Allow voice mail to answer your calls when you're working on a high priority item 5 time bandits - failure to plan...

All of the statements about the administrative duties of a fire inspector are TRUE EXCEPT: - The administrative work of the fire inspector is typically delegated to the fire chief Before you plan a meeting: - Make sure that the meeting is the best way to accomplish your objectives The reference library provides the authority in guidance for the inspection, maintenance, and testing for all of the following except: - Pumper apparatus criteria An asterisk found in an NFPA standard refers to: ...

The first step in the enforcement procedure would usually be to: A. notify the responsible party of his/her appeal rights. B. determine whether the violation is significant enough in nature to pursue. C. send the business owner a letter stating the premises are in full compliance. D. notify the responsible party, in writing, of all violations found - D Procedures in various jurisdictions may differ due to differences in the code enforcement each has adopted. These procedures should be A. ...

What can effective fire inspections, plan reviews, and public education efforts result in? A) Prevention of fires B) Prevention of loss of life C) Improvement of public image D) All of the above. - D) All of the above. The "Three Es of Fire Prevention" identify the typical focuses of a fire inspection unit. Which of the following eliminate hazards through design, correcting hazards, or reducing hazards? A) Educating B) Enforcing C) Engineering D) Exercising - C) Engineering The "Th...

Exterior walls and structural members that are of approved noncombustible or limited combustible materials and interior structural members constructed wholly or partly of wood are considered - Type III To protect steel structural components of a building, which of the following may be applied to protect the steel from heat? - Layers of gypsum board Curtain walls: - are nonbearing exterior walls Which of the following is a component in a required means of egress from normally occupied spac...

What is the minimum acceptable residual pressure in a water supply system that must be available for firefighting? - 20 psi What type of sprinkler system is a type of dry system that, when activated, flows water from all heads at the same time because all of the heads are open? - deluge What is the starting point used to measure travel distance to an exit? - the most remote point subject to occupancy How many sleeping accommodations are required for an occupancy to be classified as a hotel...

Where would you look to determine if the damper requirements have been included and correct on a set of drawings? - On the mechanical plan Which plans sheet gives specific details for exit signs? - Electrical plans Which plan would you look at to find exit door fire ratings? - Door schedule All of the following items can be verified on the life safety floor plan Except - The location of fire hydrant connections Which view should inspectors examine to see a horizontal cross section of the c...

Fire protection engineers have established _____ PSI as a minimum required residual pressure when computing the available water for flow test results. - 20psi The most common gallonage rating for horizontal shaft pumps in use today are _____ - _____ GPM. - 500 - 1500 gpm A fire pump serving a standpipe system should be tested ______ - weekly A fire department pumper can effectively supply around ______ feet in a high rise building depending on hydrant pressure and other factors. - 450 feet...

How big are DOT labels? - 4 inch square, on point Where is the primary DOT label? - On the left How many hazards can be on a DOT label? - several NFPA 704 - Hazardous Materials Marking System Placard: Blue means..... - Health Hazard Placard: Red means.... - Flammability Hazard Placard: Yellow means.... - Instability Placard: White means...... - Special Hazards 5 Special Hazards - (1) Combustable Dust Fibers (2) Spraying/painting dip tanks (3) Compressed Gasses (4)Welding and cutting

A code is: - A legal requirement of a building feature or operating feature at a certain location A standard is: - A set of specifications or requirements that is considered industry best practice and meets a minimum level of performance guidelines The most important tool the fire inspector possesses is: - Knowledge Any non-compliance (code violation) that has been noticed during the fire inspection: - Must be documented in the written report of the inspection One of the things that a Fir...

Fire protection engineers have established _____ PSI as a minimum required residual pressure when computing the available water for flow test results. - 20psi The most common gallonage rating for horizontal shaft pumps in use today are _____ - _____ GPM. - 500 - 1500 gpm A fire pump serving a standpipe system should be tested ______ - weekly A fire department pumper can effectively supply around ______ feet in a high rise building depending on hydrant pressure and other factors. - 450 feet...