Will test the Firefighters knowledge of Hoses, Streams, and Appliances as it applies to the Fire Service.
A stream of water or other extinguishing agent from the time it leaves the nozzle or other discharge orifice until it reaches the desired point in the proper configuration.
The stream of fire that comes out of a flame thrower
The after effects of eating spicy foods
Both B & C
Solid stream
Broken Stream
Fog stream
All of the above
70 psi
60 psi
50 psi
100 psi
Are easy to handle
Produces pattern that can vary from straight stream to wide angle fog
Produces little water flow
Has an operating pressure of 50 psi
Color
Weight
Diameter
Length
Thread chaser
Shanks
Swivels
Threads
Straddle hose clamps while operating the device
Place the hose in the jaws of the clamp
Apply 3 to 5 feet from the supply side of a coupling on the fire hose
When using a level clamp stand to the side of the clamp and press the level down and release the catch on the under side of the lever
Accordion Load
Horseshoe Load
Flat Hose Load
All of the above
Straight roll
Quint roll
Donut roll
Twin Donut roll
Wear proper PPE
Hold the hose in one hand and the nozzle in the other
Both a & b
Slam the nozzle open and closed to minimize the time needed to open and close the nozzle