Lock Out

Front 1

1. The MFD will make forcible-entry attempts into a vehicle when:

Back 1

There is a threat to life

Front 2

2. It shall be the policy of the MFD to effect entry into a locked vehicle by means of breaking a window only in those situations where there is a fire or medical emergency, and after all doors have been checked.

Back 2

TRUE

Front 3

3. Which of the following is one criterion for forcing-entry into a residence?

Back 3

MPD or MCSO is on-scene and needs our assistance to gain entry

Front 4

4. The truck or rescue company should always attempt the most obvious ways into the residence first, and:

Back 4

Try before you pry

Front 5

5. What should the officer do prior to forcing entry if the property owner is on scene?

Back 5

Explain the method that will be used to force-entry

Front 6

6. What is the first priority at a Lock Out assignment?

Back 6

Personnel safety

Front 7

7. Before forcing access to a structure or vehicle, verify that there is an actual or potential threat to property or human life.

Back 7

TRUE

Front 8

8. Who should be requested to respond in the event the situation will not cause a threat to property or human life that can assist the truck or rescue company?

Back 8

Locksmith

Front 9

9. Lock Out assignments generally result when an individual is prevented from getting into which of the following?

Back 9

Home, Office, Vehicle

Front 10

10. Lock Out responses vary with their level of urgency, such as a child locked in an auto or a resident locked outside of their home with a potentially dangerous incident existing inside.

Back 10

TRUE