Knots
This is formed by reversing the direction of the rope to form a "U" bend with two parallel ends
A bight
This type of rope is used to support people during a rescue
Life safety rope
Halligan bar and flathead axe
The PASS acronym for operating a fire extinguisher stands for what?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
A sheet bend may also be referred to as this name
Becket bend
This part of the rope forms the knot
Working end
Likely more popular in Canada, the brass eagle on the fire helmet is sometimes replaced by this brass animal.
Beaver
These are the three components of the fire triangle
Heat, Oxygen, Fuel
This knot is used to join webbing together
Water knot
This describes a woven material of flat or tubular weave in the form of a long strip
Webbing
A fire hydrant is sometimes referred to by this electrifying name
Plug
This tool is used to remove lock cylinders from structural doors so the locking mechanism can be unlocked.
K-Tool
This type of knot may deform when pulled over an edge. It may also become loose when not under load
Bowline
The rope maintenance formula consists of these parts:
Care, clean, inspect, store
IAFF Local 2 is made up of members from what fire department?
Chicago Fire
This kind of truss is curved on the top and straight on the bottom.
Bowstring truss