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100. Firefighter rolemap?

Nine 9 key roles a fire fighter will undertake


101. How should a line be cleaned?

Rinse line in a solution of washing up liquid and warm water



Repeatedly flush it in warm water



Dry naturally



Do not scrub


102.List the Critical Incidents (CI)

Two or more deaths of members of the public including RTC’s


Death of a child or children


Death or serious injury to operational staff on duty


Terrorist activity, where life has been endangered or lost


Any serious RTC involving an LFB appliance


Major/Catastrophic incidents


Any incident where operational staff are trapped or missing


103. Information must be-?


Accurate


As concise as possible


Given at the appropriate time (ideally face to face)


Understood


104. Types of LFB Equipment?


Non-operational Equipment


Operational Equipment


105. Operational equipment can be further deivided by its use-


Personal protective equipment (PPE)


Firefighting


Breathing apparatus


Special service and rescue


106. Employees responsibility to safe use of equipment, in regard to the Health and safety at work act 1974?

All employees are expected to use all work items provided in accordance with the training and instructions given


107. Employers responsibility to safe use of equipment, in regard to the Health and safety at work act 1974?

Employers responsibility to provide equipment in good state of repair and information and training in its safe use


108. Defects are identified during-

108. Defects are identified during



Daily routines


Inventory checks


Standard tests


Training


Operational use


109.What are the following knots used for?

Half Hitch- Formed either on a spar or object



Round Turn- Round turn and two half hitches-Attaches a line to any round object such as a spar or ring.



Overhand knot- Used to prevent a line unreeving through a block, in the fire service this knot is tied in a burst or damaged length of hose to identify it while it is still laid out.



Figure of eight knot- Alternative to the over hand knot - Used to prevent a line unreeving through a block, in the fire service this knot is tied in a burst or damaged length of hose to identify it while it is still laid out.



Fisherman’s knot – Used for tying two lines of equal thickness.












110. What is involved in making sure equipment is used safely and having good working knowledge of the equipment?

- Necessary training


- Knowing how to safely handle the equipment


- Understand its limitations


- How to maintain and care for the equipment


- Knowing how to test equipment


109b. What are the following knots used for?

Double sheet bend – Used for tying two lines of unequal thickness.



Clove Hitch – Used to secure a line to a round object and pull at right angles.



Rolling Hitch – Made to take a sideways pull to the right or the left. Used to take equipment such as hoses aloft.



Bowline –a bowline is used in circumstances where non-slipping noose is required. Should be used to secure a person where a purpose-made harness or rescue strop is not available.



Running Bowline – Used where a slipping noose is required, it can be put on a belt, ring, spar or other object. IN NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD IT BE PLACED AROUND A PERSON’S BODY