Firefighting Protection Systems Practice Test
NFPA 1971 does not require hearing protection, but ______ does.
NFPA 1500 requires hearing protection, while NFPA 1971 does not specifically mandate it.
One of the barriers that is crucial in a structural firefighting boot.
One of the barriers that is crucial in a structural firefighting boot is the thermal barrier.
A pass device must be at least 95 decibels loud and must operate continuously for at least ____.
A pass device must be at least 95 decibels loud and must operate continuously for at least 1 hour.
Physical, thermal, and liquid risks, as well as infectious diseases, must be avoided by the wearer.
Tech rescue clothing aims to safeguard the wearer from physical, thermal, and liquid risks, as well as potential exposure to infectious diseases.
When properly worn, the gloves form a _____ by covering the wristlets of the protective garment.
When properly worn, the gloves form a complete seal by covering the wristlets of the protective garment.
What are the three possible outcomes for altering PPE?
When altering personal protective equipment (PPE), these are three possible outcomes: Void warranty, Affect workers comp claims and Endanger your life.
Typically, where are protective structural firefighting coats reinforced?
By reinforcing high compression areas like the shoulders and areas prone to wear like the elbows, structural firefighting coats can maintain their integrity, resist damage, and provide reliable protection to firefighters in demanding and hazardous environments.
The components of personal protective equipment must be compatible with one another. Each component is intended to safeguard you against a certain _____.
It is essential to select and use the appropriate PPE for the specific hazards present in the workplace
In accordance with NFPA 1971, all protective coats used in structural firefighting must be constructed of?
These three layers, the outer shell, moisture barrier, and thermal barrier, work together to provide comprehensive protection for firefighters during structural firefighting operations.
The majority of PASS devices have three settings. What exactly are they?
These three settings provide flexibility and functionality to PASS devices, allowing firefighters to control the device's operation based on their specific needs and situations encountered during firefighting operations.
Steel toes in typical safety boats absorb and retain heat, making them unsuitable for use in _____.
Steel toes in typical safety boots absorb and retain heat, making them unsuitable for use in wildland firefighting.
Keeps hot water and flames away from your ears and neck. Impact protection for the head. It protects against the cold and the heat.
It is important to choose a helmet that meets the appropriate safety standards and regulations.
Hands and wrists are protected from heat, steam, or cold penetration, as well as cuts, punctures, and liquid absorption.
Hands and wrists are protected from heat, steam, or cold penetration, as well as cuts, punctures, and liquid absorption through the use of gloves.
Except for one, the following are design aspects of a protective structure firefighting clothing mandated by NFPA 1971.
The other aspects mentioned above are indeed design considerations mandated by NFPA 1971 but not the thermal.
Prevent punctures, crushing wounds, hot water or other polluted liquids, and burns from embers and debris to the foot, ankle, and lower leg.
Protective boots help mitigate the risks of injuries and potential hazards to the foot, ankle, and lower leg in various work environments.
A fire-resistant aluminized fabric cover that shields firefighters from radiant and convective heat. NFPA 1500 specifies this as a requirement. The design must adhere to USDA Forest Service specification 5100-600.
A fire shelter is a fire-resistant aluminized fabric cover that shields firefighters from radiant and convective heat.