Driving Introduction

Why do we inspect vehicles before driving?

• Ensure the vehicle is Safe,Legal and Equipped

• Ensure vehicle has no damage

• Ensure you are familiar with vehicle

• All of the above

In FRV Policies and Procedures, what do you need when reversing?

• Reversing camera

• A Guide

• Police

• Your mum

When conducting a vehicle inspection, in what direction do we walk around the vehicle?

• Anti-clockwise

• Clockwise

• What ever suits

• As directed by the Officer

What is the minimum fuel level that should be in all vehicles?

• 1/4

• 1/2

• 3/4

• Empty

You release the parkbrake , air pressure is good but the appliance will not move. What is the problem?

• Interlock lever has engaged and needs resetting

• Parkbrake is faulty

• Appliance ignition was turned on too quickly

• Faulty appliance

In reference to push pull steering, in what two positions should your hands be positioned?

• 10 and 2 or 12 and 6

• 9 and 3 or 5 and 7

• 10 and 2 or 9 and 3

• 12 and 3 or 6 and 9

When is the driver of a Fire Service Vehicle exempt from wearing a seatbelt?

• At the Officer's discretion

• Under Code 1 (Emergency Conditions)

• Whilst vehicle is being reversed

• You don't need to wear seatbelt in Fire Service Vehicle

Who is the Co-ordinator for Driving in FRV?

• Ken Block

• Paul Jennings

• Glen Archer

• Graeme Dettmann

When on shift and prior to doing the Driving 6 day course you can?

• Move an appliance in a drill yard or at a station

• Drive the appliance on road to fuel it up

• Drive an appliance under Emergency conditions

• Take the appliance home for the weekend

Why do we conduct a quick clockwise walk around the appliance?

• to check all compartment doors are closed

• to check all exterior equipment is secure

• vehicle has clear passage and is clear of all obstacles and hazards

• all of the above