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29 Cards in this Set
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Huricane |
A violent storm originating over tropical waters with winds at its center reaching at least 74 mph |
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Category one |
Wind velocity 74 to 95 mph Tides are 4 to 5 feet above normal |
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Category two |
Wind velocity 96 to 110 miles an hour Tides 5 to 7 feet above normal |
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Category 3 |
Wind velocity 111 to 129 mph Tides 7 to 10 feet above normal |
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Category four |
Wind velocity 130 to 156 mph
Tides or 9 to 13 feet above normal with areas less than 10 feet above sea level flooded as far as 6 miles inland |
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Category 5 |
Wind velocity greater than 157 mph
Tides are more than 15 feet above normal. Evacuation may be required as far inland as 10 miles |
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Florida disaster assessments system |
Snapshot assessment is a tool of emergency response personnel to report to preliminary and intermediate assessments during the sustained emergency phase of a disaster was uncommon measuring device |
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Snap shot score one |
Little or no damage |
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Snap shot score 2 |
Structure is damaged but habitable while being repaired |
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Snapshot score 3 |
The structure is damage and inhabitable |
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Snapshot Score 4 |
The structure is damaged and totally destroyed |
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Flooding score 0 |
Flood water that does not need access to the structure |
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Flooding score 5 |
It's floodwater but does indeed access to the structure |
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Flooding score 6 |
Any flood water that is inside the structure |
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Primary function of fire rescue personnel in wake of a disaster incident |
Conduct search and rescue activities |
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The foremost task |
Limit the impact of injury and loss of life |
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Hurricane Watch |
May threaten an area within 48 hours |
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Hurricane warning |
Eminent and expected to affect area within 36 hours |
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Incident command at the Administration complex |
Fire chief, assistant fire chief, deputy chiefs, division chiefs, fire training officers, 4 officers to include 1 special Ops officer, 1 tele communicator |
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Planning section at administrative complex |
Fire Marshal, fire prevention staff |
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Logistics at administrative complex |
Deputy or division chief, communications, logistics, fleet maintenance, information technology, buildings and grounds |
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Finance at administrative complex |
Clerk-treasurer |
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Emergency operation center staffing |
Chief of Operations, PIO, FTC |
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Communications division |
FTC, telecommunicator supervisor, 3 telecommunicatons |
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Staging in EOC |
FTC, firefighter |
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District chief at station one |
2 battalion chiefs, 2 FTO, one tele communicator/ 1,2,4,7,9,15 |
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District chief at station 3 |
2 battalion chiefs, 2 FTO, one tele communicator, 3,5,6,8,12,13 |
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District Cheif at station 17 |
2 Battalion Chief, 2 FTO, 1 telecommuincaters |
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Updates on search and rescue |
Every 4 hours |
