0
Q
How will Deployment sector communicate with planning?
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Via telephone
1
Q
Who determines the need to establish a deployment sector?
A
Planning sector
2
Q
Who will assume the role of deployment sector officer?
A
Dispatch and deployment division chief
Vol II
flashcards
Decks in class (100)
# Cards
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201.00 Customer Service Management3
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201.01 Command Procedures77
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201.05A Incident Safety Officer System11
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201.05B Support Sector6
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201.05C Lobby Sector7
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201.05D Environmental Sector2
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201.05E Evacuation Sector36
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201.05F Information Sector9
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201.05G Critique Sector10
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201.05H Welfare Sector5
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201.05I Police Liaison Sector6
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201.06 Additional Resources5
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201.07 Air Operations42
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201.08 Post Incident Review2
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202.01 Standard Company Functions8
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202.02 Fire Ground Factors14
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202.02A Tactical Objectives7
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202.02B Fire ground Strategy29
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202.02C Rescue13
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202.02D Safety And Risk Management Profiles1
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202.04 Fire Control7
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202.05 Fire Ground Safety47
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202.05A Thermal Imaging Camera Deployment1
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202.05B Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus15
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202.06 Roof Sector14
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202.07 Resource Sector7
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202.09 Support Activities14
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202.10 Attack Teams3
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202.12 Loss Control20
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202.12A Slavage9
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202.12C Occupant Service Sector7
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202.12D Positive Pressure Ventilation11
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202.13F Handling Pets And Other Animals12
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202.14 Training Academy On-Site Burn Building Fires37
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202.14B On-Site Flashover Chamber Fires8
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202.15 Brush/Wildland Fire28
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202.16 Car Fires10
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202.17 Aircraft Emergencies11
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202.18 Tire Fires24
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203.01 EMS Responsibilities25
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203.02 Triage Sector6
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203.03 Extrication Sector8
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203.04 Treatment Sector11
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203.05 Transportation Sector6
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203.06 Medical Supply Sector1
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204.01 Hazardous Materials23
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204.01A Hazardous Materials Evacuation30
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204.01B Hazardous Materials Decontamination19
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204.01C Hazardous Materials Special Considerations7
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204.02 Mercury Release18
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204.03 Rediological Hazards12
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204.03A Radiological Decontamination6
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204.04 Flammable Liquid Incidents20
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204.05 Natural Gas Emergencies11
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204.06 Monitoring Atmospheric Conditions5
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204.07 Clandestine Drug Labs8
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205.01 Communications49
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205.04 Rescue Communications13
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205.04A Hospital Diversion Management Plan5
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205.05 Emergency Deployment7
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202.05A Deployment3
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205.06 Staging Levels I and II7
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205.06A Staging Sector4
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205.07 Apparatus Placement12
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205.07A Safe Parking While Operating In/Near Vehicle Traffic8
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205.08 Driver Safety9
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205.08A Standard Signals For Backing Of FD Apparatus2
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205.08B Emergency Transportation Safe Customer Escort1
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205.09 Adaptive Response Units3
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205.15 Freeway Response30
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205.15A Papago Tunnel Response59
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205.16 District Van Response10
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205.17 Mutual Aid Response6
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205.20 Response To Power Lines/Energized Electrical Equipment11
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205.21 Portable Radios4
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206.01 Operations At Violent Incident12
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206.02 Civil Distubances23
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206.03 Supervising Less Experienced Personnel8
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206.04 Station Safety7
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206.05 Operating Power Saws15
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206.06 Protective Clothing Inspection Program20
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206.08 Tank Farm39
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206.10 Youth Firesetters Prevention Program11
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206.11 Emergency Foster Care3
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206.14 Africanized Honey Bees8
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206.16 Toxic Exposure Investigation Program5
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206.18 Pre-Planning For Emergencies16
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206.19 Heat Stress Management7
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202.03A May-Day Communications5
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202.05C Air Management14
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202.08 Rehabilitation Sector10
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202.11 High-Rise Plans8
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201.1B Mayday Readiness And Response15
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201.01C Risk Management System And Safety8
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201.01A In-Trasit, On Deck, Company Recycle9
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201.02 EOC3
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201.02A Emergency Operations Plan3
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201.02B Emergency Power Outage Plan10
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201.03 Accountability10
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201.04 2 In/2 Out7
