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53 Cards in this Set
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Who is responsible for enforcing the policy on apparatus backers?
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Company Officers, Driver Engineers, Crew Chiefs, and designated back up person(s)
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If it becomes necessary to back-up a piece of Fire-Rescue department apparatus during an emergency situation without a backer, the Driver Engineer should?
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exit the cab and survey the area, then proceed with backing
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While backing up the apparatus, the Driver/Engineer should operate at __________
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A safe spreed, preferably idle speed.
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All apparatus should be thoroughly cleaned and waxed when?
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Second Sunday of the month
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Complete apparatus clean up should occur on?
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Wednesdays
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Back apparatus into engine room until the top of the exhaust pipe is ____________ inside the engine room bay door
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1 to 2 feet
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Final acceptance for apparatus will be made by?
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the Fire Chief or his designee
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Who shall see that the applicable acceptance test is performed?
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The Deputy Chief in charge of Support Services
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It is the responsibility of who to report any deficiencies found during the acceptance tests and steps to correct the problem
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Fire-Rescue Department Fleet Maintenance Officer (Chief Dietz)
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Pumps will be tested in accordance with the certification tests described in?
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NFPA 1901- Pumper Fire Apparatus
and NFPA 1911- Service Tests for Pumps on Fire-Rescue Appartus. * Current additions should be used |
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All Aerial Ladder/Platform and road tests shall be tested according to?
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Written Bid Specifications
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Acceptance testing numbers?
Volume/Duration |
100% Capacity (150 PSI)= 2 hours
70% Capacity (200 PSI) = 30 Minutes 50% Capacity (250 PSI)= 30 Minutes 100% rated capacity excess power (165 PSI) = 10 Minutes |
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The pump acceptance test will be recorded on the
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ISO Service Test Record
*kept on file at Support Services Bureau |
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Who will verify that all equipment specified is delivered?
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Fleet Operations Division of the Public Services department
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Any problems encountered during the various tests and inspections will immediately be brought to the attention of?
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Fire-Rescue Department Fleet Maintenance Officer
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Who is responsible for assuring that the service tests are done on schedule?
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The shift Division Chief
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Pump service testing months for A Shift
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January, April, July and October
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Pump Service testing months for B Shift
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February, May, August and November
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Pump service testing months for C Shift
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March, June, September and December
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When will the Fleet Maintenance Officer inform the appropriate Division Chief as to which apparatus will be tested?
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On the first day of every month
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Whenever possible, the Fleet Maintenance Officer will cooridinate pump testing with?
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The Preventative Maintenance schedule
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Annual Service tests shall be followed as prescribed by?
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NFPA 1901 and NFPA 1911
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Pumper Annual Service test numbers?
Volume/Duration? |
100% Capacity (150 PSI) = 20 Minutes
70% Capacity (200 PSI) = 20 Minutes 50% Capacity (250 PSI) = 10 Minutes 100% rated capacity excess power (165 PSI) = 5 Minutes |
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Form AA-143?
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Service Test record
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The service test record (AA-143) shall be kept where?
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on file @ Support Services Bureau
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Aerial/platform apparatus testing shall be in accordance with?
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NFPA 1904
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Retesting for apparatus should be performed?
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after any major repairs, modifications to the pump, or any component of the apparatus used in pumping operations have been made.
*Apparatus involved in serious accidents should also be restested |
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Who is responsible for moving apparatus to the work bays?
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MLS personnel
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If a swap out at the garage is required, it must happen where?
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outside of MLS's fenced in area
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Who will notify you when to pick up your apparatus upon completion of repairs?
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The Battalion Chief
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The crew picking up apparatus, front-line or reserve, must ensure that it is?
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100% Combat ready before leaving the garage
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Vehicle Specs for Crosley Utility Trailer
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A: Type: Heavy steel constructed/tongue and grove bed/ with duel wheels
B: Dimensions: Length: 16 Feet Long Width: 6 FT 9 IN Height: 18 IN from ground to bed Weight: 5000 LBS Weight Capacity: Do not exceed 10,000 lbs. gross weight or 1,500 lbs tongue load Ball: 2 5/16" ball with a 5000lb load limit on jack if fastened to coupler Brake: Electric brake system interconnected in wire harness Usage: to transport medical carts |
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When using the Crosley trailer, you should never?
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Load or unload medical carts unless the trailer is connected to the tow vehicle
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Medical carts are not to be towed at speeds that exceed ?
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45 MPH, unless the windshield has been removed
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The Crosley trailer is to be lubricated when?
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During June and December
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Kawasaki Mule 2510 Specs
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Tires:
1) Front = 12 PSI 2) Rear = 20 PSI Fuel: Gasoline= 5.3 US gallons Dimensions: Length = 112 Inches Width = 57.5 inches Height = 75.6 inches Ground Clearance = 6.7 inches Weights: 1) GVW = 1,184 LBS 2) Vehicle load = 1,330 lbs 3) Cargo Bed = 830 lbs Transmission: Automatic = 2WD or 4WD Forward or Reverse High range or low range Differential- locked or unlocked |
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In the Kawasaki Mule 2510, do not exceed ?
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25 MPH
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Mule 2510 Cart continued specs
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Fluids = Engine Oil= SAE 20W50
Throttle: Pedal has free play (1/4" to 1/2") Steering: Wheel has free play (1/2" to 1") Parking brake: 8 to 10 clicks Do not use the choke when engine is warm or outside temp exceeds 95 degrees Use 12 volt battery jumper cables Differential = slow vehicle to 5 MPH or less |
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Who is held accountable for vehicle response safety?
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The company officer and driver
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FSS 316.271 (6)
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Every authorized emergency vehicle shall be equipped with a siren, whistle or bell capable of emitting sound audible under normal conditions from a distance of not less than 500 Feet and of a type approved by the department
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Code 1
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Department apparatus and vehicles will respond by observing all applicable traffic regulations/control devices
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Code 3
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Department apparatus will respond using all warning devices provided
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On leaving the station, the driver/engineer shall?
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Gently apply the brakes to confirm their operation prior to entering the street
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The use of audible warning devices during the late night hours is at the descretion of?
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The company officer (should take into consideration traffic conditions and neighborhood)
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The maximum allowable speed through any intersection is?
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The posted legal speed limit
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Passing other emergency vehicles on an emergency response is?
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dangerous, unnecessary and prohibited
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In the engine while responding, the company officer is responsible for?
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operating accessories the cab layout permits
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Who shall evaluate the need for other responding units to continue code 3?
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The first individual to arrive and establish command
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Whenever possible (in reference to emergency response), other responding units shall be advised to ?
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reduce response to non-emergency (code 1)
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If an apparatus is involved in a traffic accident during a response, the Battalion Chief shall?
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have dispatch respond another unit to cover the call, and the unit involved shall remain on scene
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If in the judgement of the Company Officer or battalion Chief involved in the accident the vehicle is roadworthy and not continuing to the call may cause serious injury or damage....
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One person with a radio shall be left on scene to give information to PD. The appropriate Division Chief shall be notified
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Never allow ladder climbing if the aerial operations are being done at elevation angles greater than?
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75 Degrees (or angle that the manufacturer recommends)
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Always keep the aerial atleast how far away from energized wiring?
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atleast 10 feet
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