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Which NFPA's may be used as the criteria upon which the medical evaluation may be based for the driver/operator of aerial apparatus?
NFPA 1500, Standard on Fire Dept Occupation Safety and Health Program. & NFPA 1582, Comprehensve Ocupational Medical Program for Fire Departments.
page 12
Which NFPA provides specific requirements with the regard to vision?
NFPA 1582
page 12
Which NFPA has a list of frequencies that driver/operators must be able to hear?
NFPA 1582
page 12
According to ________, the number of firefighter fatalities occurring while responding to or returning from emergencies is second only to the numbers of fatalities from heart attack.
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
page 10
Which NFPA sets the minimum qualificactions for driver/operators, and requires they meet the requirements of NFPA 1001, Standards for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications, for Fire fighter 1?
NFPA 1002, Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Qualifications.
page 10
The driver/operator should be adept at math skills involving ______, ______, ______, and _______ using fractions and whole numbers.
addition, subtraction, multiplicaiton, and division
page 11
The driver/operator must perform rigorous activities while setting up the aerial apparatus. These activities include _______________, ____________, ___________, ____________, and ________.
Connecting heavy appliances, Deploying ground ladders, Placing steel stabilizer pads, Performing heavy rescue activities, and Operating power tools on unstable surfaces.
page 11
Because the driver/operator is often responsible for the apparatus while the officer is not present, ______ skills, and an understanding of ______ will help in coordinating activities on the fire ground.
Basic leadership skills, and an understanding of fireground tactics
page 13
Selection of the driver/operator is frequently based upon what criteria in career departments?
time of service with the department, written or performance test, or a combination of both
page 13
Which NFPA helps establish a driver/operator training program?
NFPA 1451, Standard for a Fire Service Vehicle Operations Training Program
page 14
Recent legal decisions have held that driver/operators of emergency vehicles who have not obeyed _________ or other requirements, such as ________, may be subject to criminal or civil prosecution if the apparatus is invovled in a collision.
laws of the vehicle code, department SOPs
page 15
What are the responsibilities of the fire apparatus driver/operator?
safely transporting firefighters,apparatus, and equipment to and from scene of an emergency as well as nonemergency operations
page 9
Why must the driver/operator possess good reading comperhension skills?
good reading comprehension include reviewing manufacturers operating instructions and reading manufacturers placards and attached labels attached to the apparatus
page 10
What components make up an effective driver/operator training program?
classroom instruction, practical training in the field, and testing to ensure that the fire fighter is ready for real world settings
page 14
Who establishes basic requirements for licensing of drivers in the US and Canada?
US---> Federal Department of Transportation
Canada---> Transport Canada
page 15