6 - PPE Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Structural PPE (10)

A

Firefighting Helmet
Ear protection
Eye protection
Face piece
Flash hood
Bunker Jacket
Bunker Pants
Firefighting Boots
Firefighting Gloves
SCBA

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2
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Helmet colors

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Black w yellow: firefighter
Red w yellow: officer
White w yellow: Chief

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3
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Bunker coat layers

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Outer shell: flame resistant durable material.
Moisture barrier: breathable membrane protecting from water, chemicals and virals.
Thermal layer: maximizes thermal protection.

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4
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Bunker coat and pant features

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Wristlets w thumb loops
Front closure system: clasp/zipper with Velcro flap.
Collar
Reflective trim
Drag rescue device
Reinforced knees
Suspenders

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5
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Eye protection

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Primary: safety glasses, face piece
Secondary: pull down face shield

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6
Q

Hearing protection.
And noise exposure locations

A

Fire station activity.
Responding to calls.
At emergency scene.

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7
Q

Types of breathing apparatus used by EFRS

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Open circuit system: air supplies via cylinder and exhaled is centred into atmosphere.
Supplied air (saba): air supplies to SCBA via guide connected to air cart (ladder truck ebss)

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8
Q

SCBA 4 parts

A

Cylinder
Harness
Regulatory
Face piece

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9
Q

Cylinders pressures and times

A

4500psi full, rated 60 mins
3600si change
300-400psi differential is damaged.
Fischer at 1500psi
Hydrostatically tested 5 years, replaced after 15 years.

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10
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SCBA harness parts

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Frame, universal air connection (ric), high pressure hose, reducer, regulator,

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11
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Pressure Reducer numbers and regulator

A

Reduces to 85-110psi, then down to 0.8 to 1.5psi

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12
Q

What does a change in color to the harness Kevlar mean

A

Exposure to high heat, but it’s not damaged unless it is brittle.

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13
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PASS, alarm times, controls

A

Personal Alert Safety System.
Low alarm @20sec
High alarm @30sec
Red alarm button
Yellow reset button
Indicator light bar

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14
Q

Pressure difference between chest gauge and bottle to tag out of service

A

300-400psi

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15
Q

Pressure vibralert triggers

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1500psi, 1/3rd bottle

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16
Q

What is the purge valve on the regulator used for (2)

A

Clearing face piece of fog.
In case of regulator malfunction, open purge to bypass regulator and immediately exit.

17
Q

SCBA facepiece parts

A

Kevlar head harness
D rings
Clear face lense
Nose cone
Voice mitter diaphragm
Voice amp adapter

18
Q

How long until voice amp shit down without activity

20
Q

PASS Operation

A

Automatically activated when main air valve opened. Gauge bar flashes green.
After 20 seconds, prealarm.
After 30 seconds, ramp up chirp to high alarm.
Can be manually activated via red button.
At full alarm, reset done by pressing yellow twice.
Deactivate by turn air off, bleeding, click yellow twice
Check battery by press and hold yellow.

21
Q

SCBA limitations

A

Limitations of the wearer
Limitation of air supply
Limitations of equipment

22
Q

Other respiratory protection

A

P95 - Dusty or aerosol environment.

23
Q

4 Respiratory hazards

A

High temperatures
O2 deficiency (less than 19.5-21%)
Toxins
Smoke

24
Q

Products of combustion

A

Irritants: SO2, NO2
Asphyxiants: CO2, CO
Toxins: H2S, HCN

25
High temperatures injuries
Thermal burns. Respiratory burns. Heat stress resulting in cardiovascular collapse.
26
Wild land ppe
Structural firefighting Boots, leather gloves, flash hood, nomex coveralls, wildland helmet, goggles. Natural fibre clothing.
27
Station wear temperature standard
260C for 5 minutes, fire resistant.
28
Water rescue suits
Static: Mustang Ice Commander Swift: kokatat GFER dry suit, and Mustang Sentinel
29
Swift and static water stations
Swift: 11, 12, 19, 21, 22, 24 Static: 9, 11, 12, 16-19, 21-30
30
What's an indicator that a harness has been exposed to high heat
Color change. No damage unless it becomes brittle