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Railway incidents control measures if deployed within 3m of track?

Lookouts either side of track


Evacuation routes designated


Minimum amount of staff and equipment on lines


Don’t enter tunnel unless confirmed trains stopped


Always presume power line is live, don’t step on lines


Crews withdraw as soon as operations completed


Crews and equipment not to go above orange warning line until power is off

How long cis a guideline?

60m

Contents of LFB plan box?

Two sets of station plans


A communication status indicator, showing status of leaky feeder


A key to adjacent intervention points

4 pieces of equipment taken into a lift incident?

Radios


Lift and gerda keys


IEC bag


Crowbar or halligan tool

Measures for safe scene of ops at water incident?

3m restricted zone on water bank


Minimum crew and equipment in area


Set up lighting


PFDs and PPE for crews


Safe access and egress (evacuation routes)

How many stages are there to damage control and when does stage 1 start?

3 and simultaneously to firefighting

List methods of pollution control?

Diverting run off fluids


Blocking drains


Closing sluice valves


Containing fire run off within premises


Allowing controlled burn


Pumping pollutants into foul sewers


Pumping organic matter into open land

What happens during cold water reflex?

Involuntary reflex which makes someone swallow water under surface

3 properties exempt from powers of entry?

Embassies


Crown properties


Ships belonging to armed forces

Minimum weight of attack at railway incident?

45mm

Max guidelines and branchlines?

2 and 4

How long is floating water safety line?

50m

How long is water throw line?

25m

Actions taken to set up safe scene of operations at water incidents?

All staff to wear PFDs and PPE


Keep personnel tips a minimum


Lighting if dark


Establish a restricted zone a minimum of 3m away from waters edge


Safe route to be identified and marker from nearest access point to scene of ops


Any hazards that can cause injury to be removed and clearly marked and identified by all personnel within vicinity

Rescue ops by waterside?

Talk


Reach


Throw

What is a controlled burn?

Where the application of firefighting media is avoided to minimise damage to public health and the environment


This aims to prevent water pollution

How to identify an acetylene cylinder?

Maroon


Reflective collar


Label attached to the collar

If acetylene cylinders are executively heated what happens?

It chemically decomposes...

How does a composite cylinder behave in a fire?

Fail at lower temps but not catastrophically but if involved in fire may increase the size of the fire

State duties of floating line supervisor?

Ensure safety of rescuer and control safety line


Maintain visual and verbal contract with rescuer


Make sure enough personnel to undertake emergency recovery of rescuer before they enter the water


Initiate emergency action if needed

Contents of LFB plan box?

2 sets of station plans


Key for adjacent intervention points


Communication status indicator for leaky feeder

Blue dam picture what is it’s purpose?

Absorb and prevent oil based spillages

Two types of lift rescues?

Shut in lift- road speed


Trapped in lift- blues

Safe working distance from DLR rails?

2m

What should be done when leaving a lift control room?

Doors locked and lift isolated by LFB sign in place


Main valve has been switched off


Before re-instatement system checked by competent person

Hierarchy of containment by IC?

1. Contain at source


2. Contain close to source


3. Contain on surface


4. Contain in the drainage system


5. Contain on or in the water source

Maximum exposure using electric gloves?

3300 volts

Actions when turning up to a fire at a electrical sub station?

Identify source of electricity and cordon if needed


Protect surrounding areas with appropriate media


Await arrival of authorised person


If high voltage request authorised person with info from signs and plates

Define evidence?

A means of proving an unknown or disputed fact

List 6 operational considerations that should be taken into account before gaining access?

Construction of doorway/window


Direction of door opening


Firefighters must consider safe door procedures


Size and site of access points


Hazards such as pets, debris, slips, trips and falls etc

Hazards when working with lifts?

Electric shock


Entrapment or impact injury


Exposure to oil and grease


Exposure to hazardous substances


Restricted working area


Distressed/agitated members of public

What should you do with a cylinder has been subject to shock?

Check to make sure no leaks

Health risks with water incidents?

Hypothermia


Drowning


Water Born diseases


Cold water reflex