Ocs

Front 1

Name the 8 Command Functions

Back 1

1.Establish, Confirm and Position Command
2. Situation Evaluation
3. Communications
4. Deployment
5. Strategy and IAP
6. Organization
7. Review, Evaluate, and Revision
8. Continuing, Transfering and Terminating Command

Front 2

Name the 8 Critical Factors

Back 2

1. Building
2. Fire/Problem
3. Occupancy
4. Life Hazards
5. Arrangements
6 Resources needed
7. Action
8. Special Circumstances

Front 3

The LVFR command modes include all the following EXCEPT?

1. Investigate/Nothing showing
2. Rescue mode
3. Fast Attack
4. Command

Back 3

2. Rescue Mode

Front 4

Name the three strategies

Back 4

Offensive
Defensive
Combination

Front 5

Name the three risk management profiles

Back 5

Risk a lot for savable lives
Risk a little for savable property
Risk nothing for lives or property that are already lost.

Front 6

The three risk management tools that help a company officer determine an appropriate strategy

Back 6

Value
Time
Size

Front 7

The initial company officer IC who establishes initial command in the Command Mode and takes a standard command position, may assign company personnel to :

A. Another company officer
B. Staff (aide) functions to assist the IC
C. Exterior tasks that can be supervised by the IC
D. All of the above.

Back 7

All of the above

Front 8

Strategic Benchmarks include:
1.
2.
3.
4.

Back 8

Primary all clear
knockdown
secondary all clear
loss stop

Front 9

Tactical Benchmarks include:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Back 9

1. Water supply
2. water on fire
3. utilities secured
4. ventilation complete
5. Personnel in structure

Front 10

While transferring command, the person being relieved will brief the assuming command officer indicatiing at least the following
1.
2.
3.

Back 10

1. General situation status
2. deployment and assignments
3. appraisals of immediate needs

Front 11

Report used to keep the strategy and IAP current

Back 11

Progress report

Front 12

An ongoing process of gathering and analyzing information critical to the incident that leads to problem identification

Back 12

Size up

Front 13

Report given by the first arriving fire department suppession unit that initiates the incident command system

Back 13

B I R
Brief Initial Report

Front 14

Report used when an assignment, tactical objective, or benchmark is completed.

Back 14

completion report

Front 15

Report used when an assignment, tactical objective or benchmark cannot be accomplished

Back 15

Exception report

Front 16

Report intended to clarify information that was left out of the B I R or to explain critical information that was discovered in the investigation or situation evaluation.

Back 16

Follow up report

Front 17

Employ's the Eight Critical Factors and the Risk management plan

Back 17

Situation Evaluation

Front 18

The overall operational approach to the incident, and basically determines where personnel willbe operating in relation to the hazard zone.

Back 18

Strategy

Front 19

Describes the tactical details and work plan that addres and solve the incident problem

Back 19

I A P
incident action plan