ASRS
Arizona law allows an authorized emergency vehicle responding to an emergency to exceed the posted speed limit by this many miles per hour.
What is no specified amount?
Describe the actions of placing and retrieving cones on the roadway.
What is while facing the traffic?
Spotting of rescues in a safe position will provide:
What is the most effective treatment and transportation of fire/EMS victims and fire personnel without blocking?
When backing an emergency apparatus and a spotter disappears from the drivers view, the driver should immediately do this.
What is stop?
Arizona os one of only 2 US states that generally does not observe Daylight Saving Time. Name the other.
What is Hawaii?
When exercising emergency-driving privileges, an emergency vehicle may proceed past a red or stop signal, but only after doing this.
What is slowing down as necessary for safe operation?
Only time a CFD employee can remove their safety harness when vehicle is moving.
What is in the back of the rescue to perform "Lifesaving Treatment" (CPR, airway, etc)
Apparatus are to be placed a certain distance from a building, even with nothing showing.
What is 30 feet?
Entering a curve too fast increases the likelihood of this serious apparatus event because of a fire truck/rescues high center of gravity.
What is a rollover?
At 60 mph, a vehicle travels approximately this many feet every second.
What is 88 feet?
Name 3 of the 4 rules traffic law privileges granted to an authorized emergency vehicle under qualifying emergency operation.
What are parking/standing regardless of the rules, proceeding past red/stop signals after slowing as necessary, exceeding speed limits without endangering life/property, and disregarding regulations governing direction of movement or turning?
Vehicles that require a daily and weekly checkoff recorded in Imagetrend.
What is all response vehicles?
Actions the driver must take if no spotter is available.
What is dismount and walk completely around the apparatus to determine if obstructions are present before backing?
Before an emergency apparatus begins moving, the driver should verify all occupants have done this.
What is properly fasten their seatbelt?
Pair of tools that are commonly referred to as "The Irons".
What are the halligan and flat head axe?
Even when legally exercising emergency-vehicle privileges, Arizona law says the driver is not relieved of this duty.
What is the duty to drive with due regard for the safety of all persons?
Hours you can be out of service before the need to switch out apparatus.
What is 3 hours?
Under these circumstances you can pass other emergency vehicles when responding code 3.
What is after radio communication (But should be avoided)?
What is enough distance to get out of that lane if you do get a call?
You're 10 miles from the hospital. At 60mph it takes 10 minutes. of you drive 80mph instead, approximately how much time is saved.
What is 2 minutes 30 seconds?
Under Arizona law, a civilian vehicle may not follow fire apparatus responding to a fire alarm closer than this distance.
What is 500 feet?
Manner in which you operate when operating in or near vehicle traffic.
Circumstances/conditions in which FD vehicles are authorized to exceed posted speed limits only when responding code 3.
What is favorable conditions?
This roadway location presents one of the greatest collision risks to emergency apparatus, even what operating with lights and sirens.
What is an intersection?
Describe the risk management profile.
What is: We will risk a lot, within a calculated manner to save savable lives, we will risk a little, within a calculated manner to save savable property, we will not risk anything for what is already lost?