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Decks in this class (18)

Road Crash Rescue (RCR)
Who has control at a rescue and c...,
Can police tell firefighters whic...,
When can firefighters remove a de...
53  cards
Respond to Urban Fires RUF
Which two nsw acts allow firefigh...,
Cutting padlocks and chains is an...,
Climbing through a window is an e...
72  cards
Fire Dynamics
This flashcard set supports the Fire Dynamics module within PUAFIR203 Respond to Urban Fire. It focuses on core fire science concepts—combustion, heat transfer, ignition, pyrolysis, fire classes, and gas laws—to help recruits understand how fire develops, spreads, and is controlled. Learners use these cards to recall key terms, apply fire behaviour principles, and reinforce theoretical knowledge for assessment.
20  cards
Mobile Property Fires
Respond to Urban Fire – PUAFIR203 This section helps you identify, control, and extinguish mobile property fires, including cars, trucks, buses, caravans, and aircraft. It builds on the key firefighting principles from Respond to Urban Fire and applies them to incidents involving vehicles and other movable property. These flashcards help you maintain and strengthen your knowledge for the final Respond to Urban Fire assessment, covering hazard recognition, extinguishing media, branch techniques
10  cards
Gaining Entry
Respond to Urban Fire (PUAFIR203) This flashcard set supports the Gaining Entry component of Firefighter Initial Training and forms part of the final assessment for Respond to Urban Fire (PUAFIR203). It reinforces key knowledge on legislation (FRNSW & SERM Acts), passive vs forcible entry, PPE, communication, and tool use to help firefighters apply FRNSW procedures safely and effectively.
11  cards
Extinguishing Media
PUAFIR203 – Respond to Urban Fire This flashcard deck reinforces key knowledge for the Extinguishing Media component of the Respond to Urban Fire unit. It covers fire classifications (A–F), appropriate extinguishing agents, colour coding of extinguishers, and essential operational methods such as PASS and the three extinguishment techniques—cool, starve, and smother. Designed for recruits to quickly recall core principles and prepare for the final assessment.
25  cards
Firefighting Foam and Foam Equipment
This flashcard set supports recruit learning in the foam component of PUAFIR203 Respond to Urban Fire. It helps learners understand how firefighting foam works, when and how to apply it, and the equipment and pressures required for safe and effective operations. Cards build confidence in applying foam tactics, reinforcing safe work practices and environmental awareness during firefighting activities.
22  cards
Hydrants & Booster Systems
Reinforce key hydrant and booster-system principles for recruits undertaking PUAFIR309 Operate Pumps and PUAFIR203 Respond to Urban Fire. Learners should recall how to calculate booster pressures, operate valves safely, monitor gauges, and manage hydrant supplies for consistent 700 kPa delivery on the fire floor.
20  cards
Salvage and overhaul
This flashcard set supports recruits in developing the underpinning knowledge for the Salvage and Overhaul component of PUAFIR203 – Respond to Urban Fire. It reinforces key skills required to minimise fire, water, and smoke damage; detect and extinguish hidden fires; preserve evidence; and safely restore the scene following firefighting operations.
20  cards
Pumping, Draughting and Relay-Pumping
What is the pump operator s prima...,
What are the four basic pumping p...,
Name the two pump systems on frns...
36  cards
FRNSW - Safety
What is the main purpose of the w...,
Which three frnsw documents guide...,
What is the difference between an...
12  cards
FRNSW - Bushfire
This flashcard set is designed for Fire and Rescue NSW recruits and firefighters undertaking PUAFIR204 – Respond to Wildfire and related bushfire training. It consolidates key knowledge from written assessments, yard drills, field exercises, and theory sessions. Covering legislation, bushfire behaviour, tactics, safety, communications, and operational procedures, the cards are aligned to FRNSW learning outcomes and real-world operational requirements. 🎯 Objective The objective of this dec
42  cards
BA Hazmat
What does scba stand for 1,
What does ofals stand for in rela...,
What is the minimum cylinder pres...
29  cards
Operational Communications
What is the main communications s...,
What are the three levels of comm...,
What is the default task level ra...
20  cards
FRNSW - Work Safely at Heights (WSAH)
A complete set of flashcards for the Work Safely at Heights unit (RIIWHS204E). The deck is designed to prepare learners for FRNSW written and practical assessments. It includes questions and answers on WHS legislation, employer/employee duties, PPE, ARCHER safety check, rope systems, knots, roof safety systems, common hazards (asbestos, weather, electrical), and FRNSW risk assessment procedures.
55  cards
Participate in a Rescue Operations (PIRO)
What is the definition of rescue ...,
Who coordinates rescue operations...,
Who must be notified of an incide...
33  cards
USAR Cat 1
Name eight 8 events that can caus...,
Name eight 8 nsw state agencies t...,
Name four 4 categories of usar tr...
56  cards
Drive
Can frnsw appliances use bus lane...,
Must drivers show their licence i...,
When responding must lights and s...
38  cards

More about
Class 9

  • Company name RC9 Training
  • Training purpose Compliance Training
  • Industry Other
  • Number of employees who could use this 11-100

This flashcard set has been developed as an optional learning aid to complement your progression through the Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Recruit Training Program. It is designed to reinforce essential knowledge and operational procedures, enabling you to retain and recall key information efficiently and reliably—whether in assessments, drills, or real-world simulations. ##Content Overview The flashcard topics are structured around your training blocks and weekly schedule, supporting both theoretical and practical components of your development. Topics include: ###FRNSW Structure & Induction Key information from orientation, corporate induction, standing orders, and team structure. ###Safety & Leadership Fundamentals Operational safety, carcinogen awareness, manual handling, and leadership expectations. ###Standard Drills & Hose Work Hose bowling, rolling, coupling, hydrants, whips, and basic pump operations. ###Equipment, Skills & Appliance Familiarisation Radios, ladders, generators, portable pumps, SIMS circuits, and turnout gear. ###Operational Communications (Op Comms) Theory, practical scenarios, and communications equipment handling. ###ELS & First Aid HLTAID011 and HLTAID015 training, including CPR, oxygen therapy, and scenario assessments. ###Hazmat Awareness & Response PPE, hazard ID, decontamination, and practical HAZMAT incident drills. ###Bushfire Theory & Field Drills TOBAN setup, portable pump operations, knapsacks, drip torches, and field assessments. ###Driving Theory & Defensive Driving Road safety, appliance control, and offsite assessments in Armidale. ###Working Safely at Heights (WSAH) Equipment, knots, roof system setups, assessments, and practical rescue applications. ###Operate Breathing Apparatus (BA) Functional checks, emergency procedures, extended duration BA, and TIC operations. ###Confined Space Entry Hazard control, risk assessment, atmospheric testing, and entry assessments. ###Structural Firefighting Practical evolutions including long attacks, TIC use, and assessments. ###Rescue Operations (PIRO) Risk identification, patient care, extrication, and scene management. ###USAR & RCR Rubble pile operations, vehicle stabilisation, and extrication techniques. ###Foam, Gas, Salvage & Overhaul Use of foam equipment, gas suppression, and property protection techniques. ###Fire Safety Systems (FSS) EWIS, sprinkler systems, boosters, and fire indicator panel procedures. ##Intended Use This resource is not mandatory and does not replace formal instruction. It was independently developed to support your study by offering structured, accessible revision that aligns with your training content. ##It is best used for: - Daily revision - Pre-assessment preparation - Peer-to-peer study and reinforcement -On-the-go knowledge checks Regular engagement can enhance retention, boost confidence, and prepare you to respond effectively in high-pressure situations. ##Ongoing Development This is a living resource. As your course continues, additional flashcard decks will be added and current content may be updated or expanded to reflect new training modules, assessment content, or procedural changes. You are encouraged to check for updates regularly and provide feedback where relevant. This ensures the flashcards remain aligned with your evolving needs as recruits and future firefighters. Wishing you continued success in your training. Stay focused, support one another, and uphold the professionalism, integrity, and excellence expected of every FRNSW firefighter.

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