Radio Jargon, Radio Volume, And Radio Charging Knowledge Check

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Questions and Answers

1.

10 codes should be used at all times.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
Radio Jargon
10 codes, while stressed in the past, should not to be used in the future. State what you mean in simple terms. I.e. instead of asking for an officer’s 10-20, ask what their location is.

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2.

It is best practice to keep your radio on low volume and the battery dead.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
You are responsible for hearing all radio communications at all times.

Ensure your radio is charged while on duty and that other batteries are charged for the next shifts

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3.

From the previous lesson, select what are the correct actions you take as a officer.
- A.
  
  Keep your radio with you at all times
- B.
  
  You are responsible for hearing all radio communications at all times.
- C.
  
  Ensure your radio is charged while on duty
- D.
  
  Make hourly radio checks with the Main Security Office at your local site.
- E.
  
  Ensure the radio’s volume is high enough for you to hear it.
- F.
  
  Leave your radio laying around for anybody to pick up
- G.
  
  Turn your radio off so nobody can talk to you
- H.
  
  If I didn't hear it, I am not responsible for it.
- I.
  
  Make sure all the batteries are dead
Correct Answer(s)
A. Keep your radio with you at all times
B. You are responsible for hearing all radio communications at all times.
C. Ensure your radio is charged while on duty
D. Make hourly radio checks with the Main Security Office at your local site.
E. Ensure the radio’s volume is high enough for you to hear it.

Explanation
􀁸 Keep your radio with you at all times
􀁸 You are responsible for hearing all radio communications at all times.
􀁸 Ensure the radio’s volume is high enough for you to hear it.
􀁸 Listen for calls that pertain to you or your job.
􀁸 Make hourly radio checks with the Main Security Office at your local site.
􀁸 Make radio checks after you leave a noisy area.
􀁸 Ensure your radio is charged while on duty
􀁸 Ensure other batteries are charged for the next shifts

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4.

Officers should listen to calls that pertain to them.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Ensure the radio’s volume is high enough for you to hear it.
Listen for calls that pertain to you or your job.

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5.

Officers do not have to check in with the Main Security Office.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
Officers should make hourly radio checks with the Main Security Office at your local site.

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Radio Jargon, Radio Volume, And Radio Charging Knowledge Check

10 codes should be used at all times.

It is best practice to keep your radio on low volume and the battery dead.

From the previous lesson, select what are the correct actions you take as a officer.

Officers should listen to calls that pertain to them.

Officers do not have to check in with the Main Security Office.