Fire Emergency Decision-Making Quiz

What is the first step in a risk-based decision-making approach during a fire emergency?

• Enter the area immediately

• Assess the situation

• Conduct debriefing

• Perform extraction

Which of the following is NOT a hazard to identify during initial assessment?

• Fire intensity

• Toxic fumes

• Team hierarchy

• Structural integrity

What should be determined before deciding on a rescue method?

• Rescue leader

• Risk assessment

• Time of day

• Team nationality

What equipment is crucial for safety during a smoke-rescue operation?

• Binoculars

• Portable radios

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Radar

Who is responsible for physically entering and searching the area?

• Medical Team

• Support Team

• Entry Team

• Command Team

What is the primary role of the Support Team?

• Search for the trapped individual

• Provide immediate medical aid

• Backup, communication, and equipment readiness

• Record the operation

What tool is commonly used to help locate a person in a smoke-filled area?

• Fire hose

• Thermal imaging camera

• Life jacket

• Flashlight

Why is workload management important during rescue operations?

• To reduce equipment costs

• To improve public image

• To ensure peak performance

• To reduce fuel consumption

How can stress and fatigue be addressed post-rescue?

• Ignore emotional responses

• Conduct a post-operation debriefing

• Isolate affected crew

• Extend working hours

Which action is part of effective resource allocation?

• Waiting for external help

• Using expired equipment

• Ensuring equipment is in good condition

• Keeping tools locked away