Power Tools & Generators
Fire Hose Service Testing
Fire & Life Safety Education
Residential Safety Surveys
Fire Alarm & Suppression Systems
100

Proper cleaning instructions for power tools

SOP's/SOG's/Manufacturers Recommendations

100

This outdoor paved location directly adjacent to the station provides an ideal area for service testing fire hose

Empty parking lot

100

The primary focus of public fire and life safety presentations is providing the audience with information regarding this topic.

Risk Reduction

100

Private-dwelling fire and life safety surveys are always conducted on this operation basis.

Voluntary

100

This system component senses products of combustion and sends a signal to the fire alarm control panel.

Initiating device

200

Criteria for replacing generator spark plugs

Signs of arching

200

To prevent a pressurized hoseline from dangerously whipping back and forth if it ruptures during testing, this piece of equipment is used.

Hose test gate valve

200

This document outlines the specific materials to be taught and the teaching procedures to be followed during a presentation.

Lesson plan

200

Stacks of papers or clothing stored near a home heater represent a common hazard that should be identified during a survey.

Common causes of residential fires

200

This type of smoke detector detecs small particles and aerosols produced during fire that are invisible to the naked eye.

Ionization smoke detectors
300

To prevent damage to a portable generator during startup, you should always avoid doing this

Have something already plugged in

300

When service testing hose, connecting test lengths should not exceed this maximum length to ensure air can be easitly purged.

300'

300

When delivering safety messages to young children, presentations should be kept short, interesting, and use these types of statements.

Positive (telling them what TO do instead of what NOT TO do)

300

Firefighters entering a residence to conduct a safety survey should always operate in tearms of this minimum size.

Two or more

300

This section of vertical piping connects the main sprinkler valve, water supply, and FDC.

Riser

400

All gas-powered or diesel-powered tools and equipment should always be started and operated in this type of location.

Well Ventilated

400

A hoseline must be immediately removed from service if this coupling defect is observed during testing.

Couplings loosening from the hose

400

During a fire station tour, visitors should never be allowed to participate in this unsupervised activity.

Exploring the firestation on their own

400

One of the main objectives when conducting a residential safety survey is helping the occupant understand how to do this.

emergency exit plan

400

This type of sprinkler valve features a hollow metal post housing the valve stem with a plate displaying "OPEN" or "SHUT"

Post Indicator Valve (PIV)

500

Maintenance on this specific system is NOT typically performed by a FFII and requires a qualified technician

Electrical Systems

500

Complete fire hose testing documentation must include test dates and this specific reason for this outcome.

Hose Failure

500

If a community member raises a complaint during a public program, the firefighter should listen actively and take this action.

Resolve it if possible or refer them to someone who can.

500

the excessive accumulationof contents in a home that creates structural or egress hazards is documentated as this unsafe behavior.

Hoarding

500

Physical barriers such as door gaskets and fire stops are examples of this type of smoke control system.

Passive smoke control systems

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