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Emergency Planning and Response Flashcards

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  1. When an airport declares an Alert Level 3 (full emergency), what action should non-essential personnel take?

    Answer: Evacuate or shelter in place per the AEP

    Non-essential personnel should evacuate or shelter in place according to the Airport Emergency Plan during a full emergency.

  2. A bomb threat is received at the airport ticket counter. What is the FIRST action the employee should take?

    Answer: Complete a bomb threat checklist while on the call

    Employees should keep the caller talking and complete a bomb threat checklist to gather critical details about the device and caller.

  3. Under NIMS, which organizational element is responsible for tracking personnel accountability during an incident?

    Answer: Logistics Section

    The Logistics Section manages resource tracking, including personnel accountability and equipment assignment during an incident.

  4. What is the standard color code for 'Immediate' priority patients in the START triage system?

    Answer: Red

    Red tags in START triage indicate immediate priority — patients with life-threatening injuries who require rapid intervention.

  5. Which FAA Advisory Circular provides primary guidance on Airport Emergency Planning?

    Answer: AC 150/5200-31C

    AC 150/5200-31C, Airport Emergency Plan, provides comprehensive guidance on developing and maintaining airport emergency plans.

  6. During a fuel spill on the airfield, which hazard is of MOST immediate concern for ignition?

    Answer: Fuel vapor accumulation near ignition sources

    Fuel vapor accumulation near ignition sources poses the most immediate fire and explosion risk during a spill.

  7. What does the Incident Command System (ICS) principle of 'unity of command' mean?

    Answer: Each responder reports to only one supervisor

    Unity of command means every individual has a single, designated supervisor to prevent conflicting orders.