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Question 16: Which of the following choices indicates the CORRECT occasion when units in the same quarters would make themselves AQ simultaneously via the PC/ATS? A: When units responded to multiple boxes. B: When units responded to different boxes. C: One unit is a relocated unit. D: Unit(s) did not go 10-8.

Answer 1

A Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS CHAPTER 2 – COMPUTER ASSISTED DISPATCH A IS CORRECT 2.2.2B B – 2.2.2 B C – 2.2.2 B D – 2.2.2 B

Answer 2

Explanation: D) When bleeding the line, it should be directed TOWARDS the fire area, if possible. In buildings with elevators, an attempt should be made to direct the bleed AWAY from elevator shafts to help keep elevators serviceable for firefighting operations. Note: The nozzle firefighter should never enter the fire area without a charged hoseline. The long bleed is also particularly important when a 2 ½” hoseline is stretched from the apparatus as the lower friction loss of the 2 ½” hose will require lower discharge pressures - the ECC will need to manually set the operating pressure at the discharge gate while water is flowing. Without a long bleed, the ECC may not have the opportunity to set the pressure properly. Eng Ch 6 2.2, 2.6.3, 2.6.5

Answer 3

Explanation: A. Bunker gear shall ONLY BE WORN when operating in the immediate vicinity of water/ice operations WHEN ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. CROSS REF AUC 159 5.4.5: BUNKER GEAR SHOULD NOT BE WORN IN FLOODED AREAS C. This is word for word from Water Rescue 1. This could be a “possible” conflict because water rescue 2 page 7 Note states… The PFD is only worn over the Cold Water Suit by the Primary and Back up Rescuers when performing an ice rescue. The PFD is not used in conjunction with the cold water suit when performing a water rescue. Our advice is if it’s a general statement as in our question, choice C is correct, but would be protested. If the question specifically says water rescue, then choice C would most likely be considered wrong because the rescuers don’t wear PDF’s with Cold Water Suits. Water Rescue 1 2.2.4, 2.3, 2.4

Answer 4

A Explanation: A) The fronts of buildings are aligned, building depths may vary, and opened end shafts are generally located TOWARD THE REAR. Members operating on the roof should not step over a parapet or wall without first feeling the adjoining surface with a tool. Lad 3 5.2

Answer 5

B ## Footnote Explanation: B) Locate the bypass valve on the DISCHARGE side of the fire pump. The discharge side can be readily identified by examining the gauges. The discharge gauge is calibrated for HIGHER pressures than the inlet gauge. D note: Notify the engineer upon his/her arrival if starting the pump without checking the bypass valve, and any other actions taken. HROB 4.1.2

Answer 6

A. 10/4 SINGLE ACTION C. 10/8 YELLOW DOUBLE D IS CORRECT – 2.11.1 B & D – Double Action Key – The signal is not transmitted until the send key is depressed. A – Single action key – not necessary to press send button. 2.11.1 A B – Single Action Key – Not in use at this time (No 10-14 response designations) 2.11.1 A C – 10-8 button is YELLOW – double action key – Operating units must hit 10-8 key and send when in service. 2.11.1A & D

Answer 7

A ## Footnote Explanation: A They serve multiple residents/tenants on an individual floor of the building. They have a width of 3-4 feet and stairway angles of 45 degrees, 60 degrees, 75 degrees or steeper. Constructed of steel or wrought-iron and long exposed to the deteriorating effects of the weather, firefighters operating on these fire escapes should spread out and move with caution. Lofts 5.1.11 A

Answer 8

C Explanation: A. The first priority at natural gas emergencies is to ENSURE THERE IS NOT A MAJOR GAS EMERGENCY. THIS IS FOLLOWED BY locating and mitigating minor leaks. B. When detector and meter readings were present at an inside call, it IS NOT ACCEPTABLE to leave the scene of an “odor of gas” response after the odor has dissipated without mitigation or coordination with utility company representatives. D. When the Ladder Company Inside Team arrives at the scene of an inside call for gas, if any natural gas levels are displayed on the NATURAL GAS METER upon entering the building, or while proceeding to the reported location within the building, they should proceed directly to the basement/cellar to evaluate conditions. “D” WAS A TIGHT CHOICE. PAY ATTENTION TO THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE METER AND THE DETECTOR.

Answer 9

B Explanation: B) In a traditional stairway stretch, to properly manage turns on a stairway, the hose should be carried in the OUTSIDE arm of the stretching members to help them make wide turns with the hose as they climb the stairs. Eng Ch 7 2.11.3, 4.3, 5.2, 5.8.1

Answer 10

AExplanation: A. When there are several vehicles with numerous patients, the first arriving officer SHOULD CONSIDER TRANSMITTING A 10-75 FOR AN EMERGENCY.

Answer 11

D ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 8 – RADIO COMMUNICATIONS D IS CORRECT – All calls for assistance other than medical assignments, including a unit assigned to protect EMS by diverting or blocking traffic at a highway incident…pg 8-10 A – 10-37-2 Unit was not assigned to a CFR Run. B – 10-36 NC -Vehicle Emergency C – 10-43 - Any non-fire related rescue

Answer 12

Explanation: B) TWO sets of forcible entry tools and six-foot hooks. Ladder companies reporting to the Forward Staging Area shall bring with them the following equipment, unless otherwise directed: Acronym: 2 SUSS 2 sets of forcible entry tools and six-foot hooks. Search ropes. Utility ropes. SCBA for each member. Spare cylinder for each member. Engines reporting to the Forward Staging Area shall bring with them the following equipment unless otherwise directed: A SCBA for each member. A standpipe kit and a nozzle. A length of hose per firefighter. A spare SCBA cylinder for each member. HROB 6.3.6 E, F

Answer 13

B Explanation: B) For a severe fire with people on the fire escape above the fire, whenever possible, place the ladder on the LEAST exposed side of the building. Lad 2 3.3.1, 3.3.2, 3.5.1, 3.5.3

Answer 14

Explanation: A A) A Large Caliber Stream (LCS) is a fire stream that delivers 350 GPM of water flow or more. Note: Engine companies supplying a LCS may require additional augmentation, especially when in-line pumping is used. This can be accomplished through the use of a 2 ½” single gate attached to a hydrant for the purpose of possible self-augmentation. Eng Ch 9 1.1, 1.3, 2.1-2.3

Answer 15

D planation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL CHAPTER 10 – ADDENDUM 3 D IS CORRECT – COMM SECTION 8 (Illustration #5) – If the Fire building is O, the similar attached dwelling on the left is 2 and the taxpayer to the right is 4. The first store /subdivision is 4-0. The second store is 4-OA, 4-OB, 4-OC, etc…

Answer 16

C Explanation: C) A fire on an UPPER FLOOR will tend to want to VENT OUT of the windows while a fire on a LOWER FLOOR will tend to draw air into the windows, creating conditions similar to a wind impacted fire. TB FD Ch 4 1.7.1

Answer 17

Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 8 – RADIO COMMUNICATIONS B IS CORRECT – 1045 is only transmitted for fire related injuries pg 8-14. A – 10-43 – Any non-fire related rescue – Any person rescued/removed from a dangerous situation. C – 10-31 shall not be utilized for any incident/emergency involving evaluation of structural stability, an operation involving a rescue or mitigation effort, or any type of hazardous condition. D – 10-28-3 is transmitted for a non-medical emergency in the subway.

Answer 18

Explanation: D) After the hose has been lowered, members of the first due engine company must properly secure the hose; this is the most critical point of the evolution. A ROLLING HITCH must be tied and secured directly below the first hose coupling that will be located outside the window. Note: The rolling hitch must be tied and secured before the line is charged. If a different knot, such as a standard clove hitch, is used, the line will likely kink around the rope and severely limit water flow. The wide surface area of the rolling hitch (4 turns around the rope) will minimize this kinking effect. Eng Ch 10 2.6.1 - 2.6.5

Answer 19

Explanation: A) The preferred location for the high point anchor is under the bucket. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES shall the landing pads of the bucket be used as a high point anchor. A Note: Pending the arrival of units from SOC, the bucket should be positioned in a manner that will allow for rigging to be properly secured. B Note: In the event someone turns the apparatus on, the siren will alert all members on scene.

Answer 20

B Explanation: B) Rather than beginning the stretch on the street level, the stretch begins on the FLOOR BELOW the fire and additional lengths are added as it continues down the designated stairway. This method will use gravity to facilitate a long and difficult stretch. Note: Although 2.4.7 states “In both scenarios, the key point is that 2 ½” roll-ups are carried to the FIRE AREA and stretched down to the apparatus,” it’s this author’s opinion that Choice B would stand on test day.

Answer 21

Explanation: C. Although the FDNY is authorized to shut curb valves, it should only be done as a last resort AND IN CONSULTATION WITH THE UTILITY COMPANY. Natural Gas 6.7.3

Answer 22

Explanation: B) The multiversal should be supplied with two supply lines WHENEVER POSSIBLE, though it CAN be operated when supplied with only one line. A Note: The supply hose should be laid straight back for 15 feet before it is looped in front of the multiversal. Eng Ch 9 4.4.4, 4.6.2-4.5.4

Answer 23

D ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 4 – CIDS – NEW MATERIAL D IS CORRECT -- 4.3.1A – FD Designation "MJALT" (MAJOR ALTERATION) should be utilized for existing structures which have extensive alterations that involve HORIZONTAL EXTENSIONS, VERTICAL EXTENSIONS, or extensive changes to the structure changing its occupancy or purpose. Added extension in the rear is the Major Alt. A Wood Frame structure which is constructed, renovated, or repaired using any type of structural Light-Weight materials should be classified as CL4LW.

Answer 24

A ## Footnote Explanation: AUC 325 A- When the landing gear or the tires of the aircraft are on fire, always approach from the FRONT OR REAR of the wheel assembly....sec 6.5.1 B- Within 40 feet members can be drawn into the engine....sec 6.5.4 C- Moving parts are found at the rear of wings ...sec 6.7.3 D- sec 6.7.4

Answer 25

D ## Footnote Explanation: D) The lead length of all hosebeds with either 1 ¾” hose or 2 ½” hose must be maintained with a STRAIGHT-STREAM nozzle attached. D Note: These hosebeds are intended for fire attack. Eng Ch 2 8.2, 8.3

Answer 26

D ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 6 ADDENDUM 2 – NEW MATERIAL – CO DET D IS CORRECT – Detector activation: CO Emergency – reading of greater than 9ppm – 10-38 code 3. A – All members except the chauffeur 3.2 B – If the alarm is determined to be a CO detector activation, the officer shall notify the dispatcher, then investigate the area of activation REGARDLESS of alarm status. 3.4 note C – Activation was on the 7th floor. Elevators are only used when above 7th floor. 3.6 & Elevators Section 6

Answer 27

B ## Footnote Explanation: ERP sec 12.2 1st Engine- Water 2nd Engine- Site Access Control 3rd Engine- CFR duties

Answer 28

Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 9 ADDENDUM 3 – EFAS D IS INCORRECT – Emergency Alert Tone is sounded on all HT’s within range (other than the HT with EAB activation) On the same frequency. 2.2 A - 2.2 B – 2.2 C – 2.2

Answer 29

Explanation: Yellow Section= Reactivity Hazard 4- May Detonate 3- Shock and Heat May Detonate 2- Violent Chemical Change 1- Unstable if Heated 0- Stable ERP p-39 2005 Lts Exam ...Separator question for sure

Answer 30

B ## Footnote Explanation: LSR OOS: “Deputy Tony Hit A Home Run Far Away” Doubt; Two-People (weight); Heat; Acid or Acid Fumes; Hockle; Rust (Persistent); Frozen; Abrasions TB Rope 1 1.6; 4.14

Answer 31

Explanation: B Have a Con-Ed white hat retrieve information from the Lockbox located INSIDE the substation. The Lockbox contains info that can be useful to the IC including PCB info, overhead photo, a site diagram and list of the hazards present at the substation AUC 338 add 2 sec 4 and 5

Answer 32

Explanation: A Note: The Engine Officer may also choose to leave out the Control FF and take the Nozzle FF instead. The ladder officer with the forcible entry team and the engine officer with two firefighters (nozzle & control) with all rolled up lengths and standpipe kit shall go up first in a non Fire Service-equipped elevator. If the elevator has Fire Service, and no outside operations are indicated, the OV will be operating the elevator. This will necessitate reducing the elevator load by one of the engine firefighters. MD Ch 2 5.6

Answer 33

Explanation: B. Sabbath elevators shall not be used by firefighters IF THE FIREFIGHTER SERVICE FEATURE IS MISSING OR NOT OPERATIONAL. NOTE: These elevators are required to be operable in fire service mode in accordance with building and fire code requirements. Units shall verify the firefighter service feature is operational before electing to utilize any Sabbath elevator. UPDATED JULY 2021 TB Emergencies 1 6.4.7

Answer 34

Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 8 – RADIO COMMUNICATIONS D IS CORRECT – 8.4.3 A – In the event the first call is not acknowledged within 30 SECONDS, press the handset and repeat the call. 8.4.3 B – If the 3rd call is not acknowledged, assume the radio is inoperative and attempt to transmit your message from another mobile unit. 8.4.3 C – If no radio response is received after three attempts from another mobile unit, the member operating the radio shall switch to the citywide frequency and advise the citywide dispatcher of the difficulty being encountered on that borough frequency. 8.4.3

Answer 35

Explanation: 5 are for Engines...Ex 5231, 5001, 5063 7 are for Ladders....Ex 7120, 7136, 7024 Also, the FDNY Operations Client ID# is 502991 AUC 343 sec 4.2

Answer 36

B \*\*Just be aware the “service valve” is AKA the “curb valve”\*\*

Answer 37

Explanation: \*\*COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 9 & 9 – ADDENDUM 2 – EMERGENCY ROLL CALL PROCEDURES\*\* B IS INCORRECT – An Urgent message for Collapse Feared does not require a roll call to follow. Danger of Collapse is the terminology used under the description A, C, D – Ch 9 Add 2- 2.1 1st Bullet – Roll Call is necessary when – Mayday transmission for Collapse Imminent/Collapse Occurred, Urgent transmission for Interior attack discontinued and exterior attack instituted, or Loss of Water endangering members.

Answer 38

Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 8 – RADIO COMMUNICATIONS A IS INCORRECT – Other than to address any patient discrepancies, the 10-45 shall not be cancelled once it is transmitted. 10-45 pg 8-14… A

Answer 39

Explanation: B) If the second ladder company to arrive is moving into the fire block opposite the first engine company, the ladder company officer must VERIFY THAT THE ENGINE HAS A HYDRANT before moving too close. B Note: The officer and non-committed members (excludes chauffeur or tiller firefighter) may approach the fire building on foot. A Note: This is particularly important where street width or parked cars would prevent the engine from passing the ladder apparatus to reach the desired hydrant. C Note: This will allow the members to look in the side streets for the fire or emergency. Lad 2 6.3, 6.3.1 D, E, 6.6.1, 7.2.1

Answer 40

B ## Footnote Explanation: DO NOT apply water to CNG cylinders exposed to fire because this may cool the pressure relief device (PRD) resulting in it not activating. This can result in a catastrophic cylinder failure (high pressure gas rupture). Haz-Mat 1 sec 4.....This section is updated as of 4/19/2022.

Answer 41

C Explanation: C) If facing downhill, place the turntable PAST the objective; if facing uphill, place the turntable BEFORE the objective. D Note: On older Tower Ladder models without green lights on the Outrigger Control Panel, the apparatus should be made as level as possible to allow boom operation. Notes: Once positioned, set the parking brake and chock wheels to ensure the apparatus does not move. Lower the jacks and outriggers and confirm all wheels remain on the ground to help prevent skipping. TL Ch 2 2.4

Answer 42

Explanation: A. The size of the potential blast zone will be determined by the Incident Commander and identified by RED, “DANGER DO NOT ENTER” TAPE. CROSS REF AUC 360: “DANGER DO NOT ENTER” TAPE CAN ONLY BE PASSED BY MEMBERS FOR “SIL” SECTOR CHIEF APPROVAL IC APPROVAL LIFE Natural Gas 9.0

Answer 43

Explanation: D) Prior to gaining entry by way of the bucket, members should clear the entire window. Setting the end of a 6’ hook firmly into the CORNER of a WINDOW SILL, and/or placing the bucket cord light into the window to be entered, may offer a reference point in the event a hasty retreat is required. Note: When there is a need to search an adjoining area or room, it is sound practice to exit the IDLH and reposition the bucket to an appropriate window. TL Ch 3 3

Answer 44

D ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL CHAPTER 9 ADDENDUM 3 – EFAS D IS CORRECT – 2.3 A – AFTER performing their primary duties. 2.1 B – The EFAS trained member will monitor the EFAS in the Battalion vehicle and the Battalion’s FAST Unit HT. A second member is not assigned this duty. 2.2 C – The Division firefighter does not relieve the EFAS trained firefighter, they ASSIST…

Answer 45

C ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 9 – ADDENDUM 2 – EMERGENCY ROLL CALL PROCEDURES C IS CORRECT – 1.3 A – Training Roll Calls are conducted quarterly 1.3 B – Upon the completion of operations (not during fire operations) 1.3 D – Rescue company members shall answer the roll call as per ladder company position assignments. Squad companies answer according to Engine company position assignments. 1.5

Answer 46

A ## Footnote Explanation: A) Emphasis will generally be placed on venting the attack stair bulkhead AFTER APPROVAL OF THE IC, EARLY IN THE OPERATION. Don’t confuse this with vertical ventilation at fires in HRFPMDs. MD Ch 3 1.4

Answer 47

RRR ## Footnote Explanation: Haz-Mat 4 add 2 sec2.7.Note New Bulletin as of January 2021

Answer 48

AUC ch 2 add 5 sec 8 D

Answer 49

Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 12 – POST RADIO D IS CORRECT 6.2.5 (Verbatim) A – All Battalions shall bring their post radio into the lobby 6.1.5 The first arriving Battalion shall give the post radio to the second arriving engine officer. 6.2.2 B – On a floor below the fire. 6.2.1 C – Via the Command Channel on the Post Radio 6.2.4

Answer 50

A ## Footnote Explanation: AUC 159 add 7 A- There will be no motors or no oars issued with the boat as the intent is for members to walk the boat into flooded areas where the depth of water permits...sec 2 B- sec 4.5 C- sec 4.4 D- sec 4 \*\*\*Definition of still water "Water rising, but non-flowing, flood waters"

Answer 51

A Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 6 – ALARM RESPONSE A IS CORRECT – Between the hours of 0800 & 2300 if there is no contact with the caller on an ERS box, there is no response. 6.2.4. B – See A – Time is 0859 hrs. C – A minimum of three engines, TWO LADDERS, and one Battalion Chief shall be dispatched on any alarm received from a single source (ERS & Telephone) reporting smoke and/or fire in a structure. 6.2.2 NOTE D – If FD units are already on the scene and a second source is received, the dispatcher will notify the responding Battalion Chief and attempt to contact a unit on the scene. The box will NOT be fill out by the dispatcher unless requested to do so by the responding BC or the on-scene Incident Commander. 6.2.3

Answer 52

Explanation: C) Some of these buildings contain elevators without fire service. In these instances, unused elevators should be CALLED TO THE LOBBY and CHOCKED OPEN. B Note: When the 3rd engine is assisting with the first line, the 4th engine should stretch a second line. MD Ch 4 7.3, 8.3.2 A, 8.4.2 Note, 9.5, 9.6

Answer 53

Explanation: D) The presence of horizontal bands or belt courses is the single best architectural design feature to identify these buildings. This design feature will be present on a building wall that FACES A STREET. A NON-STREET facing wall will typically use ONLY PLAIN BRICK. B and C Note: The design features are usually at these locations, but these bands may be on other floors as well. Note: The lower one, two or three floors may have a different color or type of brick or be constructed of limestone block. MD Ch 4 1.1, 3.4.1

Answer 54

A ## Footnote Explanation: Contact the Haz-Mat Operations Meter Room for a replacement. This is a recent change. Bulletin updated January 2021 Haz-Mat 4 add 2

Answer 55

B ## Footnote Explanation: NOTE: IF MANUFACTURE DATE IS GREATER THAN 15 YEARS OR THE HYDROSTATIC DATE IS GREATER THAN 5 YEARS, THE CYLINDER MUST BE REMOVED FROM SERVICE. TB SCBA: 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 4.2.4 #4

Answer 56

A Explanation: \*\*COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 6 – ALARM RESPONSE\*\* A IS INCORRECT – In the event the unit is responding to another alarm, and it is evident human life is NOT in jeopardy at the scene of the verbal alarm, the unit shall proceed to the original alarm after transmitting radio notification of a verbal alarm to dispatcher and receiving acknowledgement. 6.5.2 B – Until the unit stops to assess, it is unknown whether human life is in jeopardy. C – Until the unit stops to assess, it is unknown whether human life is in jeopardy. D – There is no life hazard. The unit is required to proceed to the original alarm.

Answer 57

C ## Footnote Explanation: The initial Task Force may consist of: An officer serving as Task Force Leader 3-6 FFs Two apparatus consisting of: -RRV-SOC Support Ladder second piece(s) -One RRV and a TAC Unit -One RRV and BFU AUC 159 add 8 sec 3.2

Answer 58

Explanation: B. The pre-alarm condition can be reset by pressing and holding the reset button until 3 quick audible chirps are heard and the red flashing light on the control console is replaced by a green flashing light. SHAKING THE CONTROL CONSOLE WILL NOT RESET THE PAK-ALERT. THE MOTION SENSOR IS IN THE SENSOR MODULE UNDER THE AIR CYLINDER VALVE AND NOT IN THE CONTROL CONSOLE, SO THAT ACTUAL MOVEMENT OF THE SCBA BACKFRAME IS REQUIRED FOR RESET. TB SCBA 3.10.5, 3.10.6 C & D 3.10.7 B, 3.10.8 B

Answer 59

Explanation: Class A - Common combustibles Class B - Flammable liquids and gasses Class C - Energized electrical equipment Class D - Combustible metals Class K - Cooking oils and fats

Answer 60

B ## Footnote Explanation: ONE SLAP = STOP (ONE WORD) TWO SLAPS = START CUT (TWO WORDS) THREE SLAPS = SHUT DOWN SAW (THREE WORDS) TB Tools 9 4.4.6

Answer 61

C nation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL - CHAPTER 13 – ARCS C IS CORRECT – 3.1 PG 5 A – Rotate the key one position CLOCKWISE 3.1 B – Choose the primary HT building repeater channel – Channel 11 3.1 D – The key is NOT removeable in the ON/ACTIVE position. 3.1

Answer 62

Explanation: A This is a brain twister for sure. Question has been on past lieutenants exams. AUC 200 sec 5.3.10.D.4......p-17

Answer 63

D Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 13 – ARCS D IS INCORRECT – 2.1 There will be NO audible warning on the HT or visual indication in the lobby. A – 2.1 B – 2.1 C – 2.1

Answer 64

On past lieutenant exams

Answer 65

Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 14 ADDENDUM 2 D IS CORRECT - 2.2 A – ZONE A -Channel 13 is designated as the TAC-U Channel. 2.1 – 42D is the primary UTAC Channel. Addendum 4 B – Transmits at 5 Watts - 2.1 C – Emergency alert tones are only audible on the channel on which the emergency alert has been activated. 2.2

Answer 66

Explanation: B) Proceed via the CLEAR stairwell to search for the source of smoke, one floor at a time. Another unit can begin searching for the source of smoke from the lower floors upward, one floor at a time, using the CONTAMINATED stairwell. Note: Due to the flammability of the paint, under no circumstances shall members operate above the smoke in the involved stairwell, until complete extinguishment of the burning material has been accomplished. Variation: In a low rise fireproof multiple dwelling with only one stairwell, once it has been ascertained that the cause of the upper floor smoke condition is from the stairwell fire, the search shall be conducted from the lower floors upward. MD Ch 6

Answer 67

B Explanation: B) A relief valve is required at the fire pump limiting the pressure to 15 PSI above that required to deliver its rated capacity at the highest floor outlet. A & B Note: Because of this, the building fire pump may not be capable of supplying adequate nozzle pressure to hoselines at the upper floors. C Note: For these reasons, the primary water supply for firefighting in most operations shall be the Fire Department Engines. HROB 4.1.8 C, 4.2.1-4.2.3

Answer 68

C Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 13 – ARCS C IS CORRECT – 2.2 NOTE A – Channels 1-8 2.2 B – Are not automatically re-transmitted. – 2.2 D – All of these systems are Operated by a 1620 Key – In Example

Answer 69

C Explanation: AUC 259 A- Minimum of 2 CFR trained FFs....sec 9.2 B- Reserve CFR units will be provided with CFR equipment by Tech Services upon activation...sec 9.4 C- sec 9.6 D- The officer who was in charge of the apparatus while it was out of storage is responsible for the preparation and forwarding of the Lost Property Report....sec 7.5.4

Answer 70

D Explanation: D) When the second line is charged ,the pressure on the first line may drop; therefore, the CONTROL FIREFIGHTER at the standpipe outlet supplying the first line AND the OFFICER of the first line should be notified. MD Ch 2 8.2.3 A,B, D, 8.3.3 B

Answer 71

Explanation: AUC 266 add 2 A- sec 3.2 B- The best way to identify M2 cars is the ORANGE stripe on each side of the car and the pantograph on the roof of the "A" car C- Though there is only 1 pantograph for every 2 cars, there will be a PCB containing transformer on EVERY car, which will have attached to it the EPA approved label...sec 3.4 D- The pantograph will be UNfolded when receiving power from the catenary (overhead) wires...sec 3.5 This section has been asked on past Lts exams

Answer 72

D Explanation: D) The Roof Firefighter brought the HALLIGAN, 6’ Halligan Hook, Flashlight, HT and Life Saving Rope (LSR). B Note: Instead of the Maul, this member could have brought the Axe. C Note: For top floor fires, the saw is taken in place of the hook. BS/RF 2.6

Answer 73

A Explanation: B. The distance between each set of directional/distance markers is 25 FEET. C. The NARROW END of the distance/direction cones identifies the direction of egress out of the IDLH. D. The adjustable carrying strap on the bag has been designed to keep the bag PARALLEL to the ground. \*THE RELATIVELY NEW SEARCH ROPE IS VERY TESTABLE, KNOW IT COLD\* TB Rope 6 2.4, 3.2, 3.3, 5.

Answer 74

C Explanation: C) The attack stairway does NOT need to be a stairway with a standpipe outlet. However, the attack stair should NOT be a fire tower. Note: These sections (choices A through D - HROB 9.3.1 D, E) were recently updated in May 2022 to coincide with Engine Ops (Engine Officer selected the attack stairs, etc.) HROB 9.3.1 D, E

Answer 75

Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS CHAPTER 9 ADDENDUM 1 -- SECTION 8. D IS CORRECT -- 8.1 A -Unusual to request recordings for an incident at which an officer’s unit did not operate. Any such request considered by Operations and only granted if there are valid reasons justifying such request. 8.3. B - Company Officers can request the primary and secondary tactical channels. Chief officers may request any available channel. 8.2 C - Chief of OPERATIONS 8.7

Answer 76

B Explanation: If six lengths of 1 ¾” hose have already been stretched, it is permissible to add one extra length of 1 ¾” hose to the stretch in the emergency situation of a short stretch. A) While such a situation may not require an URGENT transmission, it should be treated as an emergency and all available resources should be used to facilitate the advance of the hoseline to the fire area. C) When adding an extra length in the stretch behind the nozzle, the water supply to the hoseline WILL NEED to be shut. D) If conditions prevent the new length from being added to the front of the stretch, it should be added as close to the FRONT of the stretch as possible. Eng 10 4.1, 4.3.5, 4.3.8, 4.3.9

Answer 77

D ## Footnote Explanation: A) The 1” MST is REMOVED to allow the connection of an additional length. B) The additional length can be either 2” hose or 2 ½” hose, so an INCREASER will be needed to make the connection. C) It IS permissible to add a 2nd length of 2” hose (with 1” tip) to remedy a short stretch. Eng Ch 10 4.3.10

Answer 78

1 AND FOUR CORRECT Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 6 C IS CORRECT 6.2.4 – If there is no contact with the caller on an ERS box between 0800 & 2300 hours, there is no response. If there is no contact between 2300 & 0800 hours, one engine is required to respond.

Answer 79

D ## Footnote Explanation: - Ladder, Rescue, or Squad Companies responding with 4 firefighters will tell the dispatcher enroute "We are responding with 4 firefighters" - Any unit responding with less than 4 firefighters will tell the dispatcher enroute "We are responding understaffed" 5 firefighter engines reduced to 4 firefighters after the start of the tour will respond as normal AUC 287 sec 8.2

Answer 80

12345 Managing Members in Distress Ch 5 3.2

Answer 81

Explanation: 3) NON-EXPIRED ONLY 4) MOLST FORM WITH A DNR ORDER A

Answer 82

D ## Footnote Explanation: Whenever a unit of the Satellite system ENTERS or LEAVES quarters one member shall be assigned and positioned to make sure that the deluge gun is placed so that it clears the doorframe AUC 274 sec 5.6, 5.7, and 7.1

Answer 83

B ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 9 ADDENDUM 2 – ROLL CALL PROCEDURES B IS CORRECT – Quarterly & Incident Commanders are encouraged to conduct training emergency roll calls whenever they feel it’s warranted 1.3

Answer 84

Explanation: A If first unit on scene, confirm the location of the POI using plain language on the department radio. Notify the dispatcher and advise incoming units that an explosion has occurred, so that all incoming units may alter response routes when necessary. Consider staging in a protected area, being mindful of distance and/or shielding. ERP add 3 sec 5.3.4

Answer 85

A ## Footnote Explanation: A) “Flash Point” is the lowest temperature of a liquid at which that liquid gives off sufficient vapors to ignite but WILL NOT continue to burn. In other words, at the Flash Point, the vapors will “flash”/blow but not sustain burning. While at the Fire Point, the vapor will continue to burn after the initial ignition. D Note: Gases that have a vapor density around 1 will mix evenly with air. TB FD 6

Answer 86

C ## Footnote Explanation: C) Heavy demolition equipment (cranes, bulldozers, etc.) ARE FORBIDDEN during the Selected Debris Removal stage. D Note: Besides emitting no fumes, electric tools are easier to put down and pick up again without the hassle of having to shut them off and restart them; moreover, they lack the noise of a gas engine. Collapse 11.13.2, 11.13.4

Answer 87

Explanation: C) If hoselines are stretched from the apparatus in a building equipped with a standpipe, the use of 2 ½” hose is NOT mandated. The size of the hoseline stretched (1 ¾ or 2 ½) will be based on the occupancy / conditions encountered. Lofts 6.3.1 A

Answer 88

A Explanation: \*NO MENTION OF CONSULTING WITH UTILITY FOR HEAD OF SERVICE VALVE\* \*FDNY MEMBERS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO SHUT THE MAIN VALVE\* \*THE CURB VALVE CAN BE SHUT BY FDNY MEMBERS AS A LAST RESORT AND IN CONSULTATION WITH THE UTILITY COMPANY\* Natural Gas 6.7.3 #5, #6, #7

Answer 89

D ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL CHAPTER 14 D IS CORRECT — 2.5 A - Initiate contact on HT Channel 1 — 2.2 B - Reverse (when the use of channel 1 is impractical, channel 10 may be used) 2.4 note C - EMS Borough frequencies are not to be used for routine requests

Answer 90

B ## Footnote Explanation: Structural Fire runs: all members, except chauffeurs shall don their PPE prior to responding. In hot weather if he apparatus is not equipped with a functioning air conditioning unit, coats and protective hoods may be dispensed with while responding AUC 310 sec 7.2.1 and 7.2.2

Answer 91

A Explanation: A. IN SOME SITUATIONS, a ladder company staffed with four firefighters MAY BE ASSIGNED as a FAST unit. WHEN REPORTING TO THE ICP, THE LADDER COMPANY OFFICER MUST INFORM THE IC THAT THEY ARE NOT FULLY STAFFED. NOTE “B” MMID CH 4 4.1: THE IC CAN HAVE THE FAST UNIT PROVIDE ADDITIONAL EGRESS ROUTES WHILE STILL MAINTAINING UNIT INTEGRITY, E.G., REMOVE WINDOW BARS, PLACE PORTABLE LADDERS.

Answer 92

A ## Footnote Explanation: Conditions found that require both a Fire Prevention referral and a PTSU referral must be on separate referrals AUC 5 ch 3 add 4

Answer 93

E ## Footnote Explanation: Limited to coded radio signals ERP add 3B sec 3.5, 4.4.7, 4.4.9, 4.4.10, 4.8.1

Answer 94

A Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL CHAPTER 9 - ADDENDUM 2 A IS CORRECT - 5.2 (Verbatim) B - The Roll Call officer will contact the remaining members of the company 5.3 C- Must notify the Incident Commander 5.11.1 D -Members NOT in the immediate vicinity… 5.11

Answer 95

C ## Footnote Explanation: DO NOT apply water to CNG cylinders exposed to fire because this may cool the pressure relief device (PRD) resulting in it not activating. This can result in a catastrophic cylinder failure Haz-Mat 1 sec 4.5.2

Answer 96

B ## Footnote Explanation: B. The blade reciprocates UNDER the glass, crushing it while pushing the bulk of the debris AWAY FROM the vehicle compartment. \*RELATIVELY NEW TOOL NEVER TESTED ON LT EXAM BEFORE\* TB Tools 39 2.1, 3.2, 3.4, 3.9

Answer 97

B) Place the BUTT of the ladder on the Lexan window in the corner adjacent to the window frame.

Answer 98

Explanation: BEREAVEMENT LEAVE – PA/ID 1 – CHAPTER 3 D IS CORRECT – 2.6 A – Members not working the two-platoon system will be granted 4 calendar days. 2.1.3 NOTE B – Not more than two 15-hour tours and ONE 9-hour tour by the Deputy Chief. 2.1 C – Bereavement Leave will normally begin at 0900 hours following the time of death In circumstances where there will be a delay in the services of the deceased, members may with the approval of the Battalion and Division begin their leave at 0900 hrs on a later date. 2.7

Answer 99

C Explanation: A. The officer forwarded a letterhead report to the CHIEF OF OPERATIONS via the chain of command stating full particulars. B. The facepiece was placed out of service and forwarded to THE MASK SERVICE UNIT for repair. D. The report INCLUDED the name of the member discovering the damaged facepiece AND THE NAME OF THE MEMBER WHO LAST USED AND/OR INSPECTED THE FACEPIECE. TB SCBA 4.2.3 Note

Answer 100

B Explanation: B. Packaging a conscious member IS NOT ALWAYS required for removal. IN MOST SITUATIONS, PACKAGING AN UNCONSCIOUS MEMBER WILL BE REQUIRED FOR REMOVAL. Managing Members in Distress 11.1, 11.2, 11.4, 11.5

Answer 101

Explanation: PA/ID 1 – CHAPTER 6 EMERGENCY LEAVE (NEW INFO) A IS CORRECT – 1.1 – Birth of a child is covered under the emergency leave policy. 4/28/22 B – In laws and siblings of Spouse/domestic partner are not covered by Emergency Leave policy. 1.1 C – The first scheduled tour of emergency leave shall not be deducted from annual leave allowances. 1.3 D – When a member pays back an emergency leave extension, it is a MEMBER REPORT to the Chief of Personnel. 1.5.

Answer 102

Ic instruct the 3rd and 4th ladder companies operating above the fire floor, to verify that doors AUC 349 sec 7.3 B

Answer 103

A ## Footnote Explanation: \*IT IS 10000 LBS AT THE SADDLE OF THE HOOK\* TB Rope 4 1.5

Answer 104

C ## Footnote Natural Gas 6.7.3 #1

Answer 105

D ## Footnote Explanation: PA/ID 8 – CHAPTER 6 – ANTI-HAZING / ANTI-BULLYING POLICY D IS CORRECT 4.4. A – Directly reported to DOI for investigation. 4.6 B – Members can submit anonymously. Members are encouraged to provide one’s name and contact information. 4.2 C – Hazing/Bullying that violates EEO Policy shall be reported directly to EEO office in accordance with the EEO Policy. 4.5

Answer 106

B ## Footnote Explanation: PA/ID 8 – CHAPTER 5 – WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION POLICY B IS INCORRECT - THE EMPLOYEE shall submit a Workplace Violence Report (WPV-1), which is available on the Department Intranet, in hard copy format, to his/her immediate supervisor. A - 10.2.1 Fire Department employees (or their duly designated employee representative) who have been the victim of, OR WHO HAVE WITNESSED a workplace violence incident such as a physical assault shall prepare a Workplace Violence Report and submit it to the reporting employee’s supervisor. C - 11.1.1 Every supervisor who has received a Workplace Violence Report (or a verbal report) shall ensure that it is forwarded via the chain of command to the Workplace Violence Prevention Coordinator. All supervisors within the chain of command shall ensure that the report is forwarded on an expedited basis. D - 10.4.1 If an employee reasonably believes in good faith that submitting a Workplace Violence Prevention Report to a supervisor would not result in corrective action, the employee may submit the Workplace Violence Report directly to the Workplace Violence Prevention Coordinator.

Answer 107

A ## Footnote Managing Members in Distress Ch 3 Addendum 4 3.1 Note

Answer 108

C ## Footnote Explanation: C) A quick determination as to whether a structure is balloon frame is to remove a baseboard on an exterior wall and check for the presence of a sole plate. If NONE is found, treat the building as balloon construction. B Note: High heat accompanied by heavy smoke with no visible fire is a sign of fire burning in these hidden spaces. Advanced fire in these voids may cause the ceiling to be blown down on members pulling ceilings on the top floor. D Note: This construction feature acts effectively as a fire stop, and limits or restricts vertical extension via the exterior walls. PD Ch 4 3.1-3.3

Answer 109

D ## Footnote Explanation: D. If there are MORE THAN FOUR CFR-D certified members on the call, list the additional names in the comments section. CFR CH 5 4.19

Answer 110

Explanation: D. If the ladder company officer determines the FIRE HAS NOT COMMUNICATED to the floor above, limited ventilation is justifiable if it facilitates search operations, with the understanding of potentially pulling to that location. Ventilation 8.3 DDD

Answer 111

D ## Footnote Explanation: D) A method, often used for climbing “U”-return stairs with cracked or broken marble landings, is to hug the newel post while stepping around the marble landing to the stair riser on the floor above. When using this tactic, members should step up from the RISER on the lower staircase to the RISER on the upper staircase without placing ANY weight on the landing itself. Vacants 6.2 C, 7.1

Answer 112

xplanation: A) “High-Pressure Pumping” is defined as operating at discharge pressures OVER 300 PSI; essentially when the fire floor is the 41st FLOOR or above; or the fire floor elevation in feet is 475 FEET or higher. A Note: All engine apparatus in the FDNY are capable of providing pressures over 300 psi. However, unless they are ordered to do so by the IC, conventional engines not equipped with high pressure equipment should not operate in pressures exceeding 300 psi. Eng Ch 8 Add 1 1.4, 1.5, 2.1.2

Answer 113

A xplanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 8 – RADIO SIGNALS A IS CORRECT – 1037 SIGNAL – NOT – Where doubt exists as to which signal to transmit, a Battalion chief shall be requested to respond to the scene. pg 8-12 B – 1045 is transmitted for thermal burn injuries. The members were operating at burns from a steam leak. C – Once a 37-2 is transmitted, it is not necessary to request a Battalion Chief. See Choice A. D – The deputy is not requested to respond by the Company Officer and not for a 37 code.

Answer 114

C ## Footnote Explanation: C) A “Billy Bar” is a tool with two points that fit into holes in the ring around the emergency exit lock allowing the locking device to be opened. Although NOT ESSENTIAL, the Billy Bar AIDS in opening the doors more quickly and easily. Note: The depth and pitch of stairways corresponds to the depths of the under river tubes, which range from 24 to 130 feet deep. Consult the Operational Guides for information about specific emergency exits. URR 2.5.1, 2.5.2

Answer 115

A Explanation: NON-REFERENCE If the different compliance times are confusing to the person receiving the order, then the inspector should issue separate VO's for each compliance date. The recommendation is to use separate orders. Write as many orders as required to enforce all of the items in violation AUC 5 ch 3 add 2 sec 8

Answer 116

A ## Footnote Explanation: A. When lowering a portable ladder to the elevator roof USE A STRAIGHT LADDER IF POSSIBLE. IF AN EXTENSION LADDER IS USED TIE THE HALYARD AROUND THE RUNGS OF BOTH SECTIONS OF THE LADDER. Additional Points: \*All members working in the shaft are to be secured with a LSR\* \*Secure each person with a LSR\* TB Elevators 3.7.2 A

Answer 117

Explanation:D D) FDNY MEMBERS will operate the suction hose at the extrication site. A Note: Access lanes must be established at the incident to facilitate easy response and positioning of the vacuum tuck. B Note: Material that does clog the hose can be easily removed and operations can be resumed. C Note: This will facilitate communication between the truck operator and members working at the extrication site. SOC members have also been trained to operate this equipment if the work area is determined to be hazardous for Con Edison Employees. Collapse Add 4 2

Answer 118

A Explanation: A) Place the inboard side of the apparatus not more than 35' from the building line during operations. Lad 2 8.6-8.8

Answer 119

A ## Footnote Explanation: By the black 4-digit identification (ID) number on placard or orange panel Haz-Mat 2 sec 5.2

Answer 120

A Explanation: A) Pressures exceeding 600 PSI will require a 3rd Stage Engine. The recommended discharge pressure for standpipe operations exceeds 600 PSI when the fire floor is the 101st floor or above, or the fire floor elevation in feet is 1175 feet or higher. A Note: When 3rd Stage Pumping is implemented, the IC shall ensure an additional 3rd Stage Engine is assigned to the incident. Eng Ch 8 Add 1 3.1-3.2

Answer 121

D ## Footnote Explanation: \*Con Ed main valves should have a tag inside of the valve housing with an I.D. number, INDICATING THESE ARE NOT CURB/SERVICE VALVES.\* \*National Grid main valves can be identified by an I.D. number stamped on the north side of the collar underneath the cover, INDICATING THAT THESE ARE NOT CURB/SERVICE VALVES.\* \*THE FDNY IS NOT PERMITTED TO SHUT A MAIN VALVE\* Natural Gas Pg 25

Answer 122

D ## Footnote Explanation: D) A visual check should be made of the discharge gauges of both pumps. When both are operating correctly, the pressures should be equal or nearly so. Where one gauge reading is considerably lower than the other, the PRESSURE CAN BE INCREASED on the less efficient pump by moving the pump position lever to a higher position. C Note: Some buildings have a combination standpipe/sprinkler system with the siamese connected to both systems. The same starting procedures will apply in these buildings. D Note: Should one manual pump be operated at a pressure far in excess of the other, it could partially overcome the check valve making the second pump less efficient. D Note: When the engineer of a building is present, this should be left to the engineer to adjust since he or she will be familiar with the system. D Note: Near each fire pump is a standpipe phone providing direct communication with the Incident Command Post. HROB 4.1.8

Answer 123

C ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL - CHAPTER 14 – ADDENDUM 4 – C IS INCORRECT – 2 SECONDS - 2.2.1B A - 2.2.1 A B - 3.3 D 3.5 NOTE

Answer 124

C V ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 11 – ADDENDUM 8 (NEW MATERIAL 6/22) C IS CORRECT – A Missing radio not located by the end of the tour shall be considered lost. 2.4

Answer 125

D ## Footnote Explanation: NYC Fire Department considers a transformer with any amount of PCBs as a "PCB Transformer" AUC 266 add 3 sec 1.5.5.Note1

Answer 126

A Explanation: A) At the start of every tour verify the platform control switch on the pedestal is NOT engaged, as this will deactivate the bucket controls. TL Ch 7

Answer 127

D ## Footnote Explanation: D) The second ladder went to the floor above for forcible entry and search for life and extension. D Note: Areas larger than the actual size of the store must be checked due to the possibility of horizontal travel of fire and smoke. These buildings have a peculiarity, in that many times a fire will bypass intermediate areas both vertically and horizontally and then, when an obstruction is met, will set fire to the surrounding material. B Note: If two lines are needed in the store, the third line shall be stretched to the floor above. MD Ch 1 4.7.2

Answer 128

C ## Footnote Explanation: C. Using the extinguisher with a finger over the nozzle SHOULD ONLY BE USED at very small or smoldering fires where there is no detectable thermal draft created by the fire. TB TOOLS 1 2.0, 3.0. 4.0

Answer 129

A ## Footnote Explanation: COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – CHAPTER 11 – ADDENDUM 4 A IS INCORRECT – Battalion is not notified when placing a radio in or out of service 2.1.1 B – 2.1.3 C – 2.1.4 D – 2.1.7

Answer 130

A ## Footnote Explanation: A. The tool has “high speed mode” and “high torque mode”. IT WILL SELECT THE OPERATING MODE AUTOMATICALLY, ACCORDING TO THE WORK LOAD. TB Tools 28 Data Sheet 2 3.1, 3.6, 4.2, 4.5

Answer 131

B ## Footnote Explanation: BLACK: DARK SMOKE OFTEN INDICATES FUEL RICH CONDITIONS, DUE TO RESTRICTED AIR SUPPLY (VENTILATION LIMITED). GREY: IN A BUILDING ISSUING DARK SMOKE FROM SOME AREA AND GREY SMOKE FROM OTHER AREAS, USUALLY THE AREAS WITH GREY SMOKE ARE REMOTE FROM THE FIRE. WHITE: STEAM MIXED WITH SMOKE OR “WHITE GHOST” IS PRODUCED WHEN CERTAIN FUELS ARE HEATED TO THEIR PYROLYSIS TEMPERATURE AND VOLATILE COMPONENTS ARE RELEASED. Fire Dynamics Ch 2 3.5.4

Answer 132

D) Portable ladders placed on ONE beam, elevated to the waist level on supports and properly secured, can act as a barrier to civilian pedestrian traffic near a hazardous condition or fire operation. Lad 1 9.2.2

Answer 133

Explanation: B) Since the problem is with the apparatus and not the water source, a signal 10-70 should NOT be transmitted. When a 10-70 is transmitted, resources are focused on securing a water source for the 1st due apparatus. In this case, the apparatus itself is not operational, so an URGENT transmission for water loss is more effective. A Note: If the issue is first noticed at the nozzle, the engine officer would experience a loss of water and pressure in the line. An URGENT handie-talkie message should be given indicating the problem. D Note: The hoseline can now be supplied by the new pumper. An alternative solution may be to supply water from a 2nd apparatus to the apparatus with the failed pump. The pumping operation can then be controlled from the 2nd pumper, with the original apparatus essentially functioning as a large manifold. In this scenario, the pressure supply to the original apparatus will be limited to 150 psi, as the relief valve will dispel any additional pressure

Answer 134

Explanation: C. An area of safety measuring THE FULLY OPENED length and width of the jaws must be maintained. Disentanglement and Extrication 14.2, 14.7

Answer 135

Explanation: A) Open or close the nozzle – one or two slaps on the BACK or SHOULDER. B) Direction of stream – TUG on the arm or nozzle, either left or right. D) Emergency withdrawal – 4 SLAPS on the shoulder and pull in direction of retreat. Note: These touch signals can be used in conjunction with verbal commands to relay orders. Eng Ch 4 9.7

Answer 136

Explanation: PA/ID – 1 CHAPTER 8 – JURY DUTY LEAVE B IS CORRECT - 6.1.1 Members shall not participate in any mutual exchange of tours from 1800 hours on the Sunday prior to the first day of Jury Duty Alert (or 1800 hours on Monday if Monday is a holiday), until they are either released from their jury duty obligation or their period of standby notification expires, whichever is first. B – Vacation is interrupted by Jury Duty SERVICE – Not Jury Duty Alert. 8.1 & 8.2 C – The leave will begin at 1800 hours on the day before the scheduled start of service. 4.2 D – Jury duty leave will end at 0900 following the last date of jury duty service. 4.3

Answer 137

Explanation: ENGINE OPERATIONS – CHAPTER 4 – COMPANY OFFICER D IS CORRECT – 3.6.3 A – The first arriving engine must have secured a positive water source. 3.5.1 B – Chief officer or Acting Chief officer 3.5.4 Note C – 3rd arriving engine must team up with the 1ST ARRIVING ENGINE and assist in the operation of the 1ST HOSELINE. 3.6

Answer 138

Explanation: Remember, you account only for members within sight or hearing without using the HT. Comm Ch 9 Add 2 5

Answer 139

Explanation: CFR ch 2 A- While CFR Units must begin each tour with 2 certified FFs, in the event that during a tour the minimum CFR staffing reduces to 1 FF and 1 Officer (2 members), the Company shall remain available for CFR responses...sec 1.8.Note B- A PCR is not required when a CFR Company is on-scene (10-84) at any CFR assignment unless patient care is provided...sec 3.10.1 C- Sec 3.11 D- The CFR Unit must complete a Pre-Hospital Care Report even if the patient is DOA to document that the Company properly examined the patient to confirm that the patient exhibited the criteria for obvious death...sec 4.4.5.Note

Answer 140

Explanation: A) An Emergency Alert can be activated by depressing and holding the Emergency Alert Button (EAB) until the audible is heard (APPROXIMATELY 1 SECOND). Comm Ch 11 3.5, 3.5.1.1, 3.5.2.1, 3.5.3

Answer 141

Explanation: A. The first arriving engine properly positioned the apparatus, established a water supply, and stretched a 2 1/2 HOSELINE to knockdown fire threatening victims. B. The second arriving engine removed meters, skeds and CFR equipment from the apparatus and reported to THE TRIAGE TRANSFER POINT. C. The first arriving ladder company SET UP THE CORE RELAY. THE QUESTIONS STATED THE EXPLOSION WAS IN THE SUBWAY, THEREFORE THE FIRST TRUCK ESTABLISHES THE CORE RELAY WITH THE SECOND DUE LADDER FULLFILLING THE RESPONSIBILTY FOR OPERATIONS AT THE POINT OF IMPACT. AT OTHER THAN A SUBWAY THE FIRST TRUCK WOULD OPERATE AT THE POINT OF IMPACT WITH THE SECOND TRUCK REPORTING TO THE TRIAGE TRANSFER POINT. ERP Addendum 3 5.3.1, 5.3.2, 5.3.4, 5.3

Answer 142

Explanation: A. The medical officer must be notified via FDOC for all injuries and BIOLOGICAL exposures within 24 hours. Safety Bulletin 1 2.1, 2.3, 2.4

Answer 143

Explanation: C) Smoke from an upper floor fire will be drawn toward the vertical shafts within the building and will typically travel downward. It can be pulled back into floors with greater force as you go LOWER in the building and further BELOW the stack effect neutral pressure zone. Note: Negative Stack Effect (AKA “Reverse Stack Effect”) - A fire on an upper floor will tend to draw air into the windows creating conditions similar to a wind impacted fire. A fire on a lower floor will tend to want to vent out of the windows. TB FD Ch 4 1.7.2

Answer 144

Explanation: PA/ID 8 - CHAPTER 2 – EEO COMPLAINT PROCESS C IS CORRECT – 6.7 The officer/supervisor shall not interrogate any individual involved in the alleged incident, or initiate an investigation into the alleged incident, except if requested to do so by the EEO Officer, or Bureau of Investigations and Trials. A – The officer/supervisor is required to complete a confidential EEO Incident Report. 6.3 B – No intermediate endorsements. 6.4 D – No company journal/log entries shall be entered with regard to any EEO complaints 6.9.

Answer 145

Explanation: Training Bulletins Fires 7 Incinerator & Compactor Fires A- Inside Team of the Ladder Company will generally operate inside the building to ventilate, search, and to locate the blockage...sec 2.1 B- During an Incinerator fire, you you open a chute door on a floor and smoke comes out, the blockage is generally above that floor.....If instead when you open it, a draft goes inward or there is little smoke, the blockage is generally below that floor or the blockage has freed itself...sec 2.2 C- For a Compactor fire, the Engine Company shall report to the floor ABOVE of the reported fire and operate into the chute to extinguish the fire ...sec 8.2.A D- For Compactor operations, the OV FF will report to the floor above where the fire is located and operate with the engine company to extinguish all fire....Ladder Inside Team will operate in the compactor room...sec 8.2

Answer 146

Explanation: A) A Fire-Protected structure occupied as a residential building should be classified as “CL2R” in eCIDS. Comm Ch 4 4.3.1, 4.3.3 B, 4.5.1 A4, 4.5.3 B

Answer 147

Explanation: A) Members should conduct vertical ventilation (when possible and safe to do so) in conjunction with a flanking attack. However, the flanking attack should NOT be delayed for vertical ventilation to be completed first. Txpyrs 4.4.1, 4.4.3 A2-4

Answer 148

Explanation: Emergency Procedures Natural Gas Emergencies p-22 \*\*\*FDNY is not permitted to shut a Street (Main) valve p- 25 \*\*\*\*Although the FDNY is authorized to shut curb valves/service valves, it should only be done as a last resort and in consultation with the utility company p- 24

Answer 149

Explanation: CODE: “BATTERIES SHOULD GET WET” BATHROOM TUB (WITH ALL CELLS FULLY SUBMERGED) SINK (LARGE ENOUGH THAT CELLS CAN BE FULLY SUBMERGED) GARBAGE PAIL OR BUCKET (LARGE ENOUGH THAT CELLS CAN BE FULLY SUBMERGED) WINDOW IN THE FIRE APT (THE IC MAKES THIS CALL) Hazardous Material Ch 20 5.5, 5.6

Answer 150

B Explanation: Neutral plane only at VENTILATION POINT B) The neutral plane is DIFFERENT from the thermal interface because the neutral plane ONLY occurs at a ventilation opening. TB FD Ch 2 2.5.4, 2.5.5

Answer 151

Class J. primarily occupied for the shelter and sleeping accommodation of individuals on a day- to-day or week-to-week basis. Occupancy Group E/B buildings and spaces shall be classified in the business occupancy group when they are occupied for transacting business;

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