FF 1 Terms
ICS 700/800
FF 2 Terms
Fire Service Terms
ICS 100/200
100

Organizational principle that is developed an adopted as a basis for decision-making.

Policy

100

Standardized approach to incident management that facilitates interaction between cooperating agencies; adaptable to incidents of any size or type. 

Incident Command System (ICS)

100
Written agreement between two or more agencies to automatically dispatch predetermined resources to any fire or other emergency reported in the geographic by the agreement. These areas are generally located near jurisdictional boundaries or in jurisdictional "islands"

Automatic Aid

100

Emergency radio traffic includes urgent broadcasts intended to: 

Warn personnel at an emergency scene of an impending hazard.

100

When transferring Command, the fire officer receiving command must:

Be on the scene.

200

Person in charge of the incident command system responsible for the management of all incident operations during an emergency. 

Incident Commander (IC)

200

To cause to become less harsh or hostile; to make less severe, intense or painful; to alleviate. 

Mitigate

200

Which type of fire department communication is used whenever the IC makes changes to strategies and tactics at the scene?

Personnel Accountability Report (PAR)

200
What is the first priority at an incident scene?

Life Safety

200

Which organizational principle states that each firefighter or responder answers to a single supervisor during an incident?

Unity of Command 

300

Description of any atmosphere that poses an immediate hazard to life or produces immediate irreversible, debilitating effects on health. 

Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH)

300

Provides a coordinated approach to a wide variety of incidents; all responders use a similar, coordinated approach with a common set of authorities, protections, and resources. 

All-hazard concept

300

Because post-incident reports (incident reports) are public legal documents, there may be legal consequences if they are ____ or ____?

Incomplete, incorrect.

300

An operational plan to initiate fire control, conduct searches and rescues, and extinguish the fire with the intent to commence operations inside the fire building is a(an):

Offensive strategy. 

300

The first step of the Planning "P" is to:

Understand the situation.
400

The fire service mission is to ___ and to protect property and the environment from fire and other hazardous situations. 

Save lives

400

Order of rank and authority in the fire and emergency services.

Chain of Command

400

Class C fires involve:

Energized electrical equipment

400

Which type of hose appliance allows you to turn on hoseline into two or more?

Wye appliance

400

Comparison between the known hazards and potential benefits of any operations; used to determine the feasibility and parameters of the operations. 

Risk-Benefit Analysis

500

Line, area, or zone where an undeveloped wildland area meets a human development area. 

Wildland/Urban Interface (WUI)

500

Perception of the surrounding environment and the ability to anticipate future events.

Situational Awareness

500

Evacuation signals at an incident scene are used when the ____ determines firefighters must withdraw due to hazardous conditions. 

Incident Commander (IC)

500

Ongoing evaluation of influential factors at the scene of an incident.

Size-up

500

One common characteristic of NIMS-ICS is that it:

Uses common terminology