Build. Materials Struct. Collapse
Tech Rescue Support
Foam and Liquid/Gas Fires
Incident Scene Ops
Fire Origin and Cause
Maintenance and Testing
Community Risk Reduction
100

What effect does fire and high temperatures typically have on masonry components such as brick and stone?

There is little effect on the masonry

100

In a technical rescue situation, what is a Fire Fighter II's primarily responsibility?

Assisting the technical rescuers

100

What is required to create finished firefighting foam?

Foam concentrate, water, and aeration

100

What is the primary role of a firefighter at the scene of an underground confined space emergency

Maintain situational awareness as they proceed into the space

100

 Who is responsible for conducting an in-depth analysis of the fire scene and cause evidence?

Fire investigator

100

When inspecting powered rescue tools, it is important to do what?

Check all fluid levels and ensure that batteries are fully charged

100

What should be the primary focus of a fire and life safety presentation?

Providing information about risk-reduction strategies

200

What factors determine the effects of heat and fire on metal in a building?

Type of metal and it's exposure to heat.

200

What personal safety equipment is required for personnel working within 10 feet (3 m) of the water’s edge during water or ice rescue incidents?

Personal flotation device (PFD)

200

Which type of foam is most effective for extinguishing fires involving flammable and combustible liquids

Class B Foam

200

Which type of nozzle is generally the most useful for an interior fire attack?

Fog nozzle (adjustable nozzle)

200

When searching for the area of origin in a structure fire, the search begins where?

On the exterior and moves to the interior of the structure

200

Which pieces of equipment are necessary to service test a fire hose?

Hose-testing machine, portable pump, or fire department pumper

200

During private-dwelling fire safety surveys, firefighters should focus on what?

Preventing fires and eliminating hazards

300

What is a key indicator of impending structural collapse during a fire?

Sagging, spongy roof

300

Which type of rescue scenario has the primary hazard of rescuers operating in the same environment as victims without a safety net?

Confined-space rescue

300

What is defined as a type of liquid fuels having a flash point of less than 100°F (38°C)?

Flammable liquids

300

Which factor is the most important when choosing an appropriate hoseline for an incident?

Flow rate

300

Evidence preservation at a fire scene is the responsibility of whom?

All firefighters on scene

300

What should be done if a fire hose is found to have a leak during service testing?

It should be removed from service

300

 Why do firefighters conduct preincident surveys?

To become familiar with a structure and its hazards before an emergency occurs

400

What is the primary structural material used in the construction of large high-rise buildings?

Steel

400

Which tool is typically mounted on vehicles and used with chains or cables to pull objects?

Winch

400

What is a BLEVE?

Catastrophic failure of a pressurized vessel. Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion

400

What is the main purpose of a 360 size up at a fire scene?

To assess fire conditions and identify potential hazards

400

Which type of fire evidence includes physical objects that can be inspected, such as a fuel container?

Physical evidence

400

What PPE should all personnel operating in the area of a pressurized hose be wearing?

Helmet

400

What should be done first when conducting a preincident survey?

Contact the owner

500

Which  building material, commonly used for fire-rated construction, has inherent fire resistance due to its chemical composition and water content?

Gypsum

500

Which structural collapse pattern is the least likely to contain voids where live victims may be found?

Pancake

500

 Which method of foam application involves applying foam onto an object and allowing it to flow down onto the surface of the fuel?

Bank-Down method

500

What is the primary role of the initial Incident Commander (IC) upon arriving at the scene?

To establish and maintain command of the incident until Command is transferred

500

Why is it important to determine the cause of a fire?

It can help prevent similar fires from happening in the future

500

When replacing a bulb(s) on portable scene lighting equipment, what should be done before handling the bulb(s)?

Allow the bulb(s) to cool before replacing it.

500

When documenting a preincident survey, firefighters should__________.

Use maps, drawings, and photographs to show building features and hazards