Fire Department Incident Safety Officer, Chapter 1-3
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Test Question Out of Thomson / Delmar, Fire Department Incident Safety Officer Book, 2nd edition
- 1.What NFPA # does the Safety Officer and Health Safety officer fall under?
- A.
NFPA 1600
- B.
NFPA 1521
- C.
NFPA 1200
- D.
NFPA 1300
- 2.OSHA came around because of what Congress Act?
- A.
Fire Department deaths Act
- B.
Johny goes home Ac
- C.
William Stieger Act
- D.
Captain Kirk Act
- 3.Under President George W Bush, had Homeland Security Presidential Directive 5, Management of Domestic Incidents. Which type of ICS System needs to be used.
- A.
NIMS
- B.
NIIMS
- C.
FIRESCOPE
- D.
FireGrounds Rules
- 4.As an ISO when can you make a Difference?
- A.
Never
- B.
At every Fire
- C.
Right Now
- D.
Only in IDHL
- 5._____ are Strict processes with little or no Flexibility
- A.
Rules
- B.
Procedures
- C.
Guildelines
- D.
Laws
- 6.______ are adaptable templates that give wide application flexibility
- A.
Rules
- B.
Procedures
- C.
Guildelines
- D.
Laws
- 7.What Makes a good SOP?
- A.
Detailed
- B.
Long and atleast 2 pages
- C.
Firefighters will Follow it
- D.
No more then 4 lines
- 8.A SOP has all of the Following Qualities, execpt one?
- A.
Simple language
- B.
Clear directions
- C.
Stated quotes from the Train Chief
- D.
Tested Technique
- E.
Specific only on critical or life-endangering points
- 9.Above all, a well applied SOP improves Departmental ______!
- A.
Safety
- B.
Glory
- C.
Harm
- D.
Standing
- 10.______, Known as CFRs these codes often outline the equipment for a given process to be accomplished
- A.
NIOSH, ANSI, and UL
- B.
OSHA
- C.
NFPA standards
- 11.These consensus stasards are designed to offer a minimum acceptable standard for equipment diesign, application, and Maintenance.
- A.
NIOSH, ANSI, and UL
- B.
OSHA
- C.
NFPA standards
- 12.Many equipment manufacturers use these agencies to show that their equipment meets or exceeds design and performance requirements.
- A.
NIOSH, ANSI, and UL
- B.
OSHA
- C.
NFPA standards
- 13.Out of the Seven items that Should be on the Equipment is Not One of the Following?
- A.
Replaced once a year
- B.
Selections
- C.
Use
- D.
Cleaning and Decontamination
- E.
Repairs
- 14._____ _____ is the process of Minimizing the chance , Degree, or Probability of damage, loss, or injury.
- A.
Working hard
- B.
Get lost
- C.
Risk management
- D.
Blame Game
- 15._____ is the probability that and injurious event can happen, and it can best be described as low, Moderate, or High based on the number of times that particular hazard is present or the number of times an injury results from the hazard.
- A.
Hazard
- B.
Severity
- C.
Frequency
- D.
Prioritizing
- 16._____ can be viewed as harmful consequence or cost associated with injury or damge from a given hazard.
- A.
Hazard
- B.
Severity
- C.
Frequency
- D.
Prioritizing
- 17.1. Identify hazards2. Evaluate hazards3. Prioritze hazards4. Control Hazards5. Monitor hazardsare the five steps in ______ ______?
- 18.
- 19.Are the risks being taken by people ( the exposure to potetial and present hazards) worth the benefit that can be _______?
- A.
Gained
- B.
Lost
- C.
Safe
- 20.Development of national minimum consensus standards, codes, and guides. also collects data and reports trends on a wide range of fire related topics.
- A.
NIOSH
- B.
NFPA
- C.
OSHA
- D.
EPA
- E.
DHS
- 21.Develop and enforce the code of federal regulations (CFRs) dealing with occupational safety and health
- A.
NIOSH
- B.
NFPA
- C.
OSHA
- D.
EPA
- E.
DHS
- 22.Research, investigate, and recommend safe procedures, processes, and habits.
- A.
NIOSH
- B.
NFPA
- C.
OSHA
- D.
EPA
- E.
DHS
- 23.Develop and implement a national response plan (NRP)
- A.
NIOSH
- B.
NFPA
- C.
OSHA
- D.
EPA
- E.
DHS
- 24.Issue and enforce regulations and provide training for issues regarding hazardous materials and processes.
- A.
NIOSH
- B.
NFPA
- C.
OSHA
- D.
EPA
- E.
DHS
- 25.A developed body of work that gives minimum consensus diretion for procedures, programs, euipment performance, and professional training and qualifications. and uses Mandatory language
- A.
Codes
- B.
Guides
- C.
Standards
- 26.A group of publications that NFPA calls Recommended practices, which are written in a language that offers suggestions and in some cases options.
- A.
Codes
- B.
Guides
- C.
Standards
- 27.A complete work Designed to be adopted as law by an authority having jurisdiction to do so.
- A.
Codes
- B.
Guides
- C.
Standards
- 28.What are the two other adminsitrations that are under Department of homeland Security.
- A.
FEMA
- B.
EPA
- C.
OSHA
- D.
USFA
- 29.A law that deals with rules of conduct in civil and criminal matters
- A.
Tort
- B.
Statutory
- C.
Criminal
- D.
Case
- 30.A law that refers to a precedent established over time through the judicial process?
- A.
Tort
- B.
Statutory
- C.
Criminal
- D.
Case
- 31.The Member of fire department assigned and authorized by the fire chief as the manager of the occupational safety and health program.
- A.
Incident Safety officer (ISO)
- B.
Health and Safety officer (HSO)
- C.
Assistant incident safety officer (ASO)
- 32.A member of the command staff responsible for monitoring and assessing safety hazards or unsafe situations and for developing measures to ensure personnel safety at the scene of an incident.
- A.
Incident Safety officer (ISO)
- B.
Health and Safety officer (HSO)
- C.
Assistant incident safety officer (ASO)
- 33.An individual appointed to respond ar assigned at an incident scene by the incident commander to assist the ISO in the performance of the ISO functions.
- A.
Incident Safety officer (ISO)
- B.
Health and Safety officer (HSO)
- C.
Assistant incident safety officer (ASO)
- 34.True or false; Does an ISO need to be aleast a Fire Officer I
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 35.True or False;Does the ISO have the authority to stop, alter, or suspend activities on an incident that may present an imminent threat to firefighters?
- A.
True
- B.
False
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