Can You Pass This Hardest Fire Incident Safety Officer Test?
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A Fire Incident Safety Officer is a rescuer who is trained in firefighting. The risky tasks of firefighters are fire suppression, rescue, fire prevention and basic first aid. They need to be cautious while search and rescue operations which can be dangerous. This quiz brings out the vital information related to firefighting and Fire safety. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.True or False ISO is only a reactive respond for the IC?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 2.In the Charte of all three events (rate of change, danger, Activity), when is the ISO truly needed?
- A.
0-10
- B.
10-20
- C.
20-30
- D.
30-40
- 3.True or FalseAt this time are Residential fires hurting and killing Firefighters?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.At what point does the IC need to think that his Span of control is spread out to thin and needs to assign an ISO.
- A.
2
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
5
- 5.As an ISO duty, what is another thing that may be required to be done in some jurisdiction, in response to Firefighter down, missing, or injured?
- A.
Check and see that everyone is wearing full PPE
- B.
Make sure that there is no overhead wires
- C.
Documentation and investigation
- D.
Nothing at all, just a trick question
- 6.Where does the Safety officer come from, Four of the five are recommended from the book which one is not?
- A.
Training or Safety officer
- B.
Health and safety Committee members
- C.
Firefighters II with OHSA cert from CRF 29
- D.
All eligible Officers
- E.
Dedicated ISO
- 7.What is the difference in Efficiency and Effectiveness?
- A.
Efficiency is doing the things right, and Effectiveness is doing the right thing
- B.
If you handle the incident 90% efficient and effectiveness
- C.
Efficiency is your right, Effectiveness is the right
- D.
Efficiency and Effectiveness are the same thing
- 8.______ is the acquisition of the knowledge, skills, and attitude needed to achieve mastery.
- A.
Efficiency
- B.
Learning
- C.
Effectiveness
- D.
Performance
- 9.______ is the demonstration of acquired mastery in the incident environment.
- A.
Efficiency
- B.
Learning
- C.
Effectiveness
- D.
Performance
- 10.The ISO should have the Knowledge to classify a building with regard to occupancy type, construction type, and materials used.
- A.
Fire Behavior
- B.
Building Construction
- C.
Physiology, kinesiogogy, and injury potential
- D.
Risk/ benefit thinking
- 11.The ISO must decide if the action being implemented presents an acceptable risk to those taking it.
- A.
Fire Behavior
- B.
Building Construction
- C.
Physiology, kinesiogogy, and injury potential
- D.
Risk/ benefit thinking
- 12.Can the ISO predict crew rehab needs, size up ergonomic stressors, and predict the injury potential for firefighters operating in an environment
- A.
Risk/ benefit thinking
- B.
Fire Behavior
- C.
Building Construction
- D.
Physiology, kinesiogogy, and injury potential
- 13.When a building is a design what are some of the forces it must stand up to, all but one of the following.
- A.
Wind
- B.
Snow
- C.
Rain
- D.
Sun
- E.
Gravity
- 14.When talking about loads transmitted through a structural member there are three types, which one of these are not one.
- A.
Axial
- B.
Shear
- C.
Eccentric
- D.
Torsion
- 15.When talking about the Loads that are applied to a structural member there are three, which one of the following is not one.
- A.
Compression
- B.
Shear
- C.
Torsion
- D.
Tension
- 16.True or False The Mass (or Density) of a material directly impacts its fire resistance.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.True or False Only Wood, Steel, concrete and masonry` are used in building construction.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 18.Which is one of the only Material that will bend when under stress and fire?
- A.
Wood
- B.
Structural Steel
- C.
Cast iron
- D.
Reinforced concrete
- 19.When a 100ft long steel beam reaches the degrees of 1000* Fahrenheit, how much can it elongate?
- A.
2
- B.
4
- C.
6
- D.
8
- E.
10
- 20.True or False Cooling structural steel with fire streams can have no effect or worse, may cause failure.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.The term spalling is
- A.
Cracking
- B.
Boiling
- C.
Crumbling in to dust
- D.
Exploding
- 22.True or FalseMasonry units with mortar have little tensile or shear strength?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.True or False Only direct flame touching a wooden I beam made with Laminated veneer lumber(LVL) or Oriented strand board(OSB) can cause it to fail.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 24.Any structural component that transmits a compressive force parallel through its centre is called a _____.
- A.
Lintel
- B.
Columns
- C.
Beams
- D.
Truss
- 25.A structural element that delivers loads perpendicularly to its imposed load is called a _____.
- A.
Lintel
- B.
Columns
- C.
Beams
- D.
Truss
- 26.Spans an opening in a load-bearing masonry wall, such as of a garage door opening (often called a "header")
- A.
Cantilever Beam
- B.
Lintel
- C.
Joist
- D.
Truss
- E.
Perlin
- 27.A series of beams placed perpendicularly to trusses or beams to help support roofing decking
- A.
Cantilever Beam
- B.
Lintel
- C.
Joist
- D.
Truss
- E.
Perlin
- 28.Supported an only one end (or a beam that extends well past a support in such a way that the unsupported overhang places the top of the beam in tension and the bottom in compression)
- A.
Cantilever Beam
- B.
Lintel
- C.
Joist
- D.
Truss
- E.
Perlin
- 29.A series of triangles used to form a structural element to act as a beam (in many ways, a "fake" Beam because it uses geometric shapes, lightweight materials, and assembly components to transfers loads just like a beam)
- A.
Cantilever Beam
- B.
Lintel
- C.
Joist
- D.
Truss
- E.
Perlin
- 30.True or False When dealing with building types the least fire resistance is I and the most fire resistance is V
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 31.True or False Heavy temper is Type IV
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 32.True or False In ordinary Construction, the loading bearing walls do not need to be Noncombustible.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 33.The roof structure will likely sag before collapse as is pinned together and uses steel pins to help add rigidity
- A.
Structural insulated panels (SIP)
- B.
Ordinary Construction
- C.
Lightweight Steel
- D.
Insulated concerte forming (ICF)
- 34.Simply analysis should lead a firefighter to expect rapid structural failure of these buildings during fires.
- A.
Structural insulated panels (SIP)
- B.
Ordinary Construction
- C.
Lightweight Steel
- D.
Insulated concerte forming (ICF)
- 35.1. Classify the Construction type 2. Determine structural involvement (read the smoke and flame) 3 Visualize and trace loads 4 evaluate time 5. Predict and communicate collapse potential (foundation for Zoning) these five are for ______?
- A.
Predicting when you can release your first crew
- B.
Predicting Collapse
- C.
When to send crews to rehab
- D.
When to allow the burning to burn to the ground
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