FireFighters On-The-Job Scenarios Test
This is a timed quiz. You will be given 60 seconds per question. Are you ready?
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The __________ is responsible for the overall management of the event and safety of personnel
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Choose the correct answer
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During the inspection, you, a firefighter, are asked by the owner of the establishment a fire prevention question. You are unsure of the answer. In this situation you should
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Prior ro conducting a pre-incident survey, fire departments should:
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When performing fire prevention inspections, firefighters should identify themselves to the person in charge of the premises. To principal reason for doing so is to
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During a fire in a high-rise building, the company officer may relocate occupants to another part of the building known as:
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Fire prevention inspections ideally should be carried out at irregular hours and intervals. The best justification for this practice is that
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If a complaining citizen is angry or upset during an incident, the company officer must:
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To enhance fire safety, firefighters should instruct homeowners to
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You are a firefighter performing clean-up duty in the firehouse when a civilian comes up to you and states that she has locked her keys inside her car with her infant son inside ad the motor running. The vehicle is located three blocks from the firehouse. Which of the following is an appropriate action to take?
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A primary reason why seatbelts should be worn when firefighters are on a fire apparatus and responding to an alarm is:
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Who should be responsible for determining the need for a post-incident analysis and gathering information regarding the incident?
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Ordinary construction is:
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During emergency situations, the span of control for the incident commander is usually considered to be a maximum of ______ subordinates.
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Once the initial sizeup has been completed, it is very important, regardless of the complexity of the incident, for the incident commander to:
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