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Static Response

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Fire response onset is always an initial large scale response from fixed location

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Incident Command is also know as

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Fire Ground Command

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Incident Command completes...

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Completes the size up. Direction to provide resources to the scene. Fire Captan to the communicator.

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Incident Management System

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Provides unity of Command & ensures effective resource utilization.

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Incident Ground Command Provides...

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Means for using limited resources effectively. With one person in charge and single plan can be developed and implemented.

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National Fire Protection & Prevention Act

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Promotes fire safety and prevention in Ontario

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Fire Prevention (NFPPA)

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Is a division of the fire service that each department must have. The division implements the regulations of the NFPPA or fire code

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Fire Communicator Prioritizes...

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Public requests by establishing nature of call

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Pumper

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Truck at pumps water through a hose. A hose is connected to hydrant and pumped through truck to hose

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Tanker

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Truck that carries large amounts of water. Typically used where hydrant service isn’t available

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Tower

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Ariel device with stationary ladder that reaches 50 feet

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Rescue

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Many uses including: carry emergency suits and specialized equipment. Can also be used as a location rehab.

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Command Centre

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Mobile communication centre used at major incidents

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Mutual Aid

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Calling assistance from neighbouring municipalities

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Communication operator must always

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Reassure caller help is on the way

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Communication operator must maintain

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Control over all calls

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Appliance

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Variety of tools or devices carried on fire apparatus

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Area of orgin

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Specific area where fire begins

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Captan

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Officer in charge of fire station or any other position with equal responsibility

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Carbon Monoxide

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Colourless, tasteless, odourless has. Lighter than air and highly toxic

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Dry chemical

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Powdered fire extinguishing agent

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Egress

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Way out or exit

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Exposure

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Property in danger by fire in another structure or outside fire

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Extention

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Spread of fire not previously involved

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Hurts Tool

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Hydraulic powered device (push bar)

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Jaws of life

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Hydraulic powered rescue tool used to rescue victims trapped in vehicles

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Personal Protective Equipment

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Gloves, gowns, masks, glasses, bunker gear

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Rekindle

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To reignite after extinguishment

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Under Control

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Fire contained and partially extinguished. Authorities confident it can be completely extinguished

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Working Fire

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Fire that requires fire fighting activity by all or most of the fire department personnel assigned to the alarm

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Echo Technique

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Implied the important parts of radio message are repeated

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Echo Technique used for...

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Repeat to confirm or clarify. Informs additional units responsding