SOP 2

What is the purpose of the SOP 3100-ERS-002.03 at St. John's International Airport?

• To manage daily operations at the airport

• To outline the responsibilities of Emergency Services in aircraft emergencies

• To provide guidelines for commercial airlines

• To schedule maintenance for airport facilities

Who is responsible for ensuring that all procedures are explained and that members of the fire department comply with all policies and procedures?

• The Emergency Services team

• The Officer in Charge (OIC) of each shift

• The Fire Chief

• The Incident Commander

What does ARFF stand for in the context of the document?

• Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting

• Airport Readiness Force Formation

• Aviation Risk Factor Formula

• Automated Response Flight Facility

According to the SOP, what must ES maintain to ensure an adequate level of fire protection?

• Constant vigilance toward the airfield category

• Regular updates to the SOP manual

• Frequent training sessions

• Coordination with the Emergency Coordination Center

What is the first step in responding to an emergency aircraft incident according to the SOP?

• Advise the MERP immediately

• Receive all pertinent information regarding the aircraft emergency

• Dispatch all available personnel and equipment

• Consider wind direction and terrain

When should the MERP be advised in the process of emergency response?

• After all reports are completed

• When time permits

• Before receiving any information

• After the emergency is terminated

What should be considered while en-route to an aircraft incident scene?

• Only the type of aircraft involved

• Wind direction, terrain, and obstacles

• The number of passengers only

• The nearest hospital location

What must the Incident Commander (IC) ensure after an emergency is terminated or the airport returns to normal operations?

• All personnel take a break

• All reports are completed and debrief requirements are met

• Immediate recharge of all resources

• Notify the media

What is the role of the SOC or ECC during an aircraft emergency?

• Recharge and put back resources in service

• Keep updating the situation until relieved

• Handle all media communications

• Dispatch additional resources