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What is the difference between an ISO and an HSO? 1 -5 |
ISO = a title given to the person assigned to fill the command staff position responsible for monitoring and assessing safety hazards or unsafe situation and for developing measures to ensure personnel safety at the scene of an incident. HSO= the person assigned and authorized by the fire chief as the manager of the fire dept safety and health program. 1-5 |
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What is the brief history of today's safety officer in the industrial world as well as in the fire service? 1-8 |
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What are the applicable NFPA standards relating to the Safety Officer. 1-9 |
NFPA 1521 - Standard for FD Safety Officer 1-9 |
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What is the significance of the William Steiger Act 1-8 |
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How are the monetary costs associated with firefighter injuries and deaths paid for. 1-13 |
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What are the current trends in firefighter injury and deaths, and how does that increase the need for an ISO response? 1-11 |
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Define Incident Safety Officer (ISO) 1-15 |
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What is the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1-15 |
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What is the National Incident Management System (NIMS) 1-15 |
A presidentially mandated, consistent nationwide approach to prepare, respond, and recover from domestic incidents regardless of size, cause, or complexity 1-15 |
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Define Safety Officer 1-15 |
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