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First equipment to replace the bucket brigade
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First gasoline powered fire apparatus to discharge water.
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| Vehicle Data Recorder (VDRs) |
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| Records information such as vehicle speed, acceleration and deceleration data, engine speed, throttle position, transmission status, braking system status, seats occupied and seat belt status, the use of audible warning devices, aw well as time and data. |
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| Is always your first priority. For you, your crew and your community, and is an important motivating factor for the manner in which you conduct yourself. |
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| Developed to prevent injuries, establish uniformity, and serve as a basic foundation for effective operations at an incident. |
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| One safety device that is all to often underutilized by many crew members. |
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| Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications |
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| Fire fighter positioned in the other seats can communicate when they see vehicle's attempting to pass the fire apparatus or vehicles hanging back in one of the fire apparatus many _____. |
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| Headset and microphone for each rider on the apparatus is a _______. |
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| What begins with confidence and finishes with trust? |
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| Building a solid team take _____ and _____. |
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| As a driver operator you are charged with what? |
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| Performing apparatus and equipment inspections and undertaking basic preventive maintenance operations. |
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| Check lists or inspection sheet, are critical to ensuring the accuracy of inspections. These are called what? |
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| FCSP (Fire Fighters Can Save People) |
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| What acronym is used for Fuel, Choke, Switch, Pull? |
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| What should you know well, so that there are no weight limitation or vehicle clearance surprises? |
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| Driving Operations, On-Scene Operations |
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| No matter what the fire apparatus is used for or which type of emergency scene it may respond to, all fire apparatus are operated in what two basic ways? |
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| This includes all operations when the apparatus is traveling. It may include both emergency and non-emergency responses. What is it? |
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| This includes the operation of the apparatus and any of the apparatus equipment at the incident. What is this called? |
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| What NFPA are all driver required to meet before they are allowed to operate a fire department vehicle. |
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| What NFPA is the standard for fire fighter professional qualifications? |
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| What NFPA is the standard on fire department occupational safety and health program? |
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| What NFPA is the standard for a fire and emergency service vehicle operations training program? |
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| According to NFPA 1451 you should evaluate the effectiveness of the vehicle training program once every how many years? |
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| What should be written for save driving of, riding within, and operating vehicles during emergency and non emergency responses? |
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| Post crash drug and alcohol testing |
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| According to NFPA 1451 what program should be instituted when a driver involved in a crash involving an injury or fatality? |
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| Knowledge, skill, and attitude |
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| What key attributes makes a good driver/operator candidate? |
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| Good vision, hearing, and physical ability |
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| What characteristics will a driver/operator need to be safe and successful? |
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| Qualified emergency vehicle technician |
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| Driver/operators are charged with handling minor repairs and preventive maintenance. Who is responsible for major repairs or adjustments? |
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