FIRE FIGHTER II

As a Fire Fighter II, which of these tasks should you be able to perform at a fire incident?

• Extinguish an ignitable liquid fire.

• Illuminate an emergency scene.

• Coordinate an interior attack line team.

• Set up and use ground ladders safely and correctly.

The ___ section procures foam concentrate to fight flammable liquid fires.

• Logistics

• Planning

• Finance/ administration

• Operations

The ___ section identifies which resources are needed.

• Logistics

• Planning

• Finance/ administration

• Operations

The ___ section sorts legal issues post the fire incident.

• Logistics

• Planning

• Finance/ administration

• Operations

The ___ section plans and executes the rescue for trapped individuals.

• Logistics

• Planning

• Finance/ administration

• Operations

Under the ICS, the initial size-up involves evaluating an emergency situation to determine which of these factors?

• Which resources can arrive quickly?

• Which actions need to be taken?

• Which chief will come and take over as command?

• Which actions can be undertaken safely?

Which of these actions are carried out under the ICS at every incident and at every training exercise?

• Assisting agencies supply food for fire fighters.

• Command is established.

• Each fire fighter reports to only one supervisor.

• The company officer reports to command.

As the temporary IC at the incident scene, in what order would you carry out these tasks, including a transfer of command?

1. Request for additional resources on the radio.

2. Brief the incoming officer on tactical priorities.

3. Announce the identity of the new IC.

4. Create an IAP for the incident scene.

• 4,1,2,3

• 1,4,2,3

• 2,3,4,1

• 1,2,3,4

The ____________ can be used regardless of the cause, size, complexity, or type of incident, including acts of terrorism and natural disasters.

• FIRESCOPE ICS

• fire-ground command

• National Incident Management System

• Federal Emergency Management Agency

A unified command may be used in which of the following situations?

• There is no officer with the first-arriving unit.

• Military and civilian agencies are involved.

• There is no jurisdictional or functional agency overlap.

• An incident occurs within a single jurisdiction.