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According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY All Fire Districts are required to provide ______ Hold person above minimum staffing for unexpected daily absences.

six (6)

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY Each District Officer will schedule Hold stations at least _____ (__) months in advance.

thirty (30)

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY Hold persons may be used for OKCFD schools, training exercises, meetings and bona- fide Union business as approved by the Deputy Chief of Operations. Hold persons used for these reasons will be subject to being recalled and must be able to return to their worksite within _________ (___) minutes of notification.

3

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY Holds must be rotated according to the number of apparatus with minimum staffing of ___ or more.

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According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY Minimum staffing will be maintained ____ hours per day for all Oklahoma City Fire Department apparatus.

BP's, Air-1, Fire District officer Vehicle, Heavy Tanker, CSL

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY What apparatus are used to determine "Fire District" day off slot?

ALS Engine, Hazmat 5, Rescue 8, BLS Engine, RL, and/or associated Lt. Rescue

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY What apparatus are used to determine "Station" day off slots?

4

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY What is the current minimum staffing for an ALS Engine?

1

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY What is the minimum staffing for BP's, Air-1, Heavy Tanker, CSL ?

3

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY What is the minimum staffing for a BLS Engine, RL, and / or associated Lt. Rescue?

2

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY What is the minimum staffing for all Fire district officer Vehicles?

4

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY What is the minimum staffing for specialty assignment vehicles : Hazmat 5 and Rescue 8?

The District Officer

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY Who shall have the authority to adjust assignments in the Fire District to maintain minimum staffing levels within the Fire District?

Fire District slots

According to O/SUP-202 STAFFING POLICY _______ ___________ _______ may not be used for Holds with the exception of Holidays, as defined by the CBA. Fire District slot usage for Holidays, as defined by the CBA, will be determined by a drawing held by the District Officer.

The Unit log

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS is a chronological, free-form record, and can be written in a narrative manner.

Hasty Search (Triage Mentality)

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS 3 tape Marking system 1-piece of tape =

Primary Search

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS 3 tape Marking system 2-pieces of tape =

Secondary Search

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS 3 tape Marking system 3-pieces of tape =

weekly on Saturday at noon

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS 911 Communications is responsible for testing the Outdoor Warning System When?

once

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS 911 may activate the OKC OWS more than ________ during an event as new or additional warnings or threats are identified or move into or across the City.

- Low Coverage and High Coverage

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS A Secondary Search can be divided into two levels, what are they?

Tornado Emergency

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS A Tornado Emergency is enhanced wording of tornado warning used by the National Weather Service (NWS) in the US during significant tornado occurrences in highly populated areas. A Tornado Emergency generally means that significant, widespread damage is expected to continue and a high likelihood of numerous fatalities is expected with a large, strong to violent tornado.

Windshield Survey

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS A _______________________ ________________ involves making a visual assessment of the neighborhood or community.

Tornado Warning

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS A tornado has been sighted by spotters or indicated on radar and is occurring or imminent in the warning area.

EF2

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS A tornado is considered "significant" if it was rated _____ or greater on the Enhanced Scale.

Phase 2: Hasty Search:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS A very fast paced search to locate and remove lightly trapped victims or victims in need or extrication. Common practice for hasty searches is; "Look in, around, call out and move on" Utilize Brush Pumpers and Light Rescues for access to congested and damaged areas

high water

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Air intakes and electrical components that allow the apparatus to operate may be located in relatively low positions making them extremely susceptible to ?

two rolls of one-inch yellow surveyors tape

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS All Oklahoma City Fire Department response apparatus will be issued at least?

The perceived magnitude of the event will necessitate the majority of OKCFD resources to mitigate. The perceived duration of the event will take days to mitigate coupled with a large OKCFD resource commitment. It is perceived the incident may qualify as a state/federal disaster. If directed to establish Area Command by the Fire Chief, Deputy Chief of Operations, or their designees.

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Area Command should be established when:

the incident record

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS At the end of the incident, all Unit Logs become part of?

the in-coming Assignment Leader

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS At the end of the operational period, the Unit Log is passed to?

Maintain all apparatus fuel tanks at no less than 3⁄4 full Ensure all fuel cans are full Place Wildland Gear ensemble and/or USAR gear is on the apparatus (structural firefighting gear shall remain on the apparatus) Place OKCFD Water Rescue Bags on the apparatus

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Before the storm Once made aware of the risk for severe weather, fire station personnel shall ensure the following check list is completed:

branches and/or divisions

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Commander should consider using _______________ and/or __________________ when organizing zones of the incident to maintain a proper span of control and personnel accountability

Tornado watch

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Conditions are conducive to the development of tornados in and close to the watch area.

EMS Collection Site(s)

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Determine ______ ____________ ________, such as nearby intersections or parking lots that are accessible to EMS transport units and can safely be used to load patients

One (1) - Trailer Hitch Insert w/pintel for portable generator One (1) - Pigtail for portable generator Twenty (20) - Blank ICS 214 Forms

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS District Officer Vehicle Inventory:

Secondary search Phase

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS During what search phase are deceased victims removed?

Staging Officer

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Each agency using the Staging Area should have their own ___________ __________ who will report to the OKCFD Staging Officer

Water Rescue Bag

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Each fire station will be issued a "_________ ___________ ______". This and its contents should be inspected for serviceability and the inventory for completeness.

Agency, Company ID, Time/Date that particular search was conducted

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Each piece of Marking Tape will be marked with black marker indicating:

ICS 214 (Unit Log)

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Every person in the Emergency Operations Center, or Field Unit Team, with a responsibility for the Disaster Response, should fill out an?

97%

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS FEMA, NIST and NWS have done extensive studies in regard to sheltering in place vs. being mobile (on the road) during a tornado. Chances for survival during a tornado event greatly increase inside a permanent structure as opposed to a vehicle. Research indicates survival rates increase up to ____ % when shelter or refuge is sought inside a structure.

the bottom of the wheel rim

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Fire Apparatus should not be driven in depths of water that extend higher than?

Radio antennae (first choice) Side view mirror on the road side (second choice)

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Flagging of Vehicles: Once the OKCFD has checked a stranded vehicle and determined it is empty, a single piece of yellow surveyor's tape will be applied to the vehicle. This flagging will be attached to:

incident report

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS If no contact is made with a person and it is simply an abandoned vehicle, an _____________ _______________ is not required. Simply place a piece of yellow flagging on the vehicle on one of the previously outlined areas, to signify that it has been investigated and "cleared" by a public safety agency.

(2'x4') debris pile

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS If nothing is standing, create a (_________) ________ ________ next to the drive way and mark the pile with one piece of yellow surveyors tape.

4

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS If search and rescue is estimated to be longer than ___ hours, request through Multi-Agency Coordination Center (MACC), OKTF-1 to respond

empty vehicles

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS If the decision is made to leave the motorist in place, the responding fire crew will not 'flag' the vehicle. The OKCFD will only place flagging on ?

the antenna or "roadway side" side mirror

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS If the motorist elects to remain with the vehicle to await other assistance, a piece of yellow flagging can be left with them so that if/when they leave the vehicle it can be attached to ?

Unit Log

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Incident Name: Event is named when it occurs. Ask your Incident Commander or Emergency Manager. Operational Period: Current date, MM/DD/YY Name: Name of the person filling out the form ICS Position: ex: Logistics/Supplies, Ops/MRC, Communications, etc. Home Agency: Oklahoma City Fire Department Resources Assigned: These are the apparatus and other resources assigned to the person filling out the form during the operational period being documented. 7. Activity Log: List all major milestones, occurrences, decisions, notes, and observations pertinent to the Event at this Operating Location. 8. Prepared By: Name and signature of author

High Coverage Secondary Search

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Includes items in low coverage plus the following: De-layering and removal of collapse debris to ensure thoroughness

Phase 3: Primary Search:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Is a quick more methodical search of structures likely to contain survivors. These searches are done around and in every structure in the assigned area of operations when looking for victims.

Phase 4: Secondary Search:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Like the fire ground, a secondary search is a slow methodical, systematic search and the last search before complete debris removal.

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According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS May 20, 2013 EF5 tornado claimed _____ lives

2.6

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS May 31, 2013 EF5 tornado had a damage path _____ miles wide

ICS-214

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Note the name of the occupant claiming all persons are accounted for at the corresponding addresses on the?

PDS (Particularly Dangerous Situation) TOR Watch:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS PDS tornado watches are issued when the forecaster has high confidence that multiple strong (F2 or F3) or violent tornados (F4 or F5) will occur within the watch area. Of all Tornado Watches, PDS TOR comprises only 7% of those issued.

Wildland gear/ Dual Certified Gear Eye Protection / Safety Glasses Hearing Protection

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Personal Protective Equipment Inventory The Company Officer/Station Officer/Work Section Supervisor will inventory PPE and ensure its serviceability:

Flashlight for each person Portable Radio for each person 8-inch Adjustable Wrench Gas Plug Wrench and Gas Plugs Surveyor's Tape Clip Board with: ICS 214 Permanent Marker or Sharpie Two (2) prying tools such as: Pry Bar Halligan Bar

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Phase 2: Hasty Search: Recommended tools and equipment:

five

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Set up staging area if not already done This should be a very large parking lot, preferably within a _______ minute drive to the area

Blocking traffic Moving occupants from the roadway

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Stranded motorist during inclement weather The responding apparatus will take all necessary safety precautions, for example:

Low Coverage Secondary Search

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Systematic search of every room in every structure in assigned area of operation Location/detection resources canine or tech search, cadaver canines if available

threat-based

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The City of Oklahoma City uses a _________-__________ warning approach to activate the OWS.

the Agency, Company ID, Time/Date on the tape.

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The Company Officer will write what on the flagging tape?

Brush Pumpers (BP)/Light Rescue (LR) vehicles

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The IC shall consider teaming Engine Company and Ladder Company personnel with? These rigs are more maneuverable in the damaged areas and create less congestion in areas being searched

318

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The May 3, 1999 EF5 tornado produced the fastest wind speed recorded on earth at _____ mph

OKCFD Wildland or Dual Certified Gear Helmet Leather gloves Nomex (or equivalent) hoods ANSI Z-41 rated foot wear

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The Minimum level of PPE during the Hasty Search phase, with the exception of Flood and Water Emergencies, is:

three

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The NWS Norman may issue additional warnings that include either in whole or in part the same OKC OWS sector(s) currently being warned before the current OKC OWS __________ -minute cycles have been completed.

The National Weather Service (NWS) issues a Tornado Warning that includes portions of Oklahoma City. The City of Oklahoma City public safety personnel in the field report a tornado When there is other credible evidence of a tornado threatening or occurring in Oklahoma City. When directed by the Oklahoma City Emergency Manager or his designee

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The OKC OWS is activated for a tornado threat when:

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According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The OWS is divided into __________ sectors.

OKC Multiagency Coordination Center when it is activated and staffed.

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The Oklahoma City Office of Emergency Management (OKC OEM) provides an alternate or backup capability for OWS activation at the ?

When the National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm/Tornado Watch or Warning for the Central Oklahoma region Imminent threat of severe weather Freezing temperature below 32 degrees F Requests to not sound the system because of large outdoor special events, sporting events or ceremonies

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The Saturday test of the OWS may be suspended for the following reasons: 911 Communications is responsible for conducting a silent test of the OWS as necessary.

Magnitude:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The amount of energy released during an earthquake, which is computed from the amplitude of the seismic waves. A magnitude of 7.0 on the Richter Scale indicates an extremely strong earthquake. Each whole number on the scale represents an increase of about 30 times more energy released than the previous whole number represents. Therefore, an earthquake measuring 6.0 is about 30 times more powerful than one measuring 5.0.

"Easter egg hunt"

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The concept of a wide area search, like those that will be done after a tornado, can be easily explained by looking at kids during an?

Announce their arrival and location Announce if a Windshield Survey is possible and, if so, that they are beginning a Windshield Survey

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The first Company Officer to arrive on the scene of the disaster area shall:

Phase 1: Recon / Windshield Survey Phase 2: Hasty Search Phase 3: Primary Search 4: Secondary Search

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The four phases of Search and Rescue include:

Fault:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The fracture across which displacement has occurred during an earthquake. The slippage may range from less than an inch to more than 10 yards in a severe earthquake.

Epicenter

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The place on the earth's surface directly above the point on the fault where the earthquake ruptures began. Once fault slippage begins, it expands along the fault during the earthquake and can extend hundreds of miles before stopping.

public shelter

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The policy of the City of Oklahoma City is that the city does not have or recognize any Oklahoma City building as a ?

"searched."

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS The purpose of the 3-Tape Marking System is to allow crews to systematically, yet simply mark areas and/or structures as ?

Command Talk Group

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS This is the talk group used by area command?

threat-based

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Utilizing the __________-___________ approach to activate the OWS allows the sirens in the portion of the City threatened by a tornado to be activated.

Seismic Waves:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Vibrations that travel outward from the earthquake fault at speeds of several miles per second. Although fault slippage directly under a structure can cause considerable damage, the vibrations of seismic waves cause most of the destruction during earthquakes

Five (5) - Type III Personal Flotation Devices (PFD's) Five (5) - Lightweight Rescue Helmets Three (3) - Throw Bag with 70' of Polypropylene Rope Five (5) - Whistles

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Water Rescue Bag Inventory will include:

EF-2

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS What EF rating has wind speeds 111-135mph? Considerable damage: roofs torn off well constructed homes, homes shifted off their foundation, mobile homes completely destroyed, large trees snapped or uprooted, cars can be tossed.

EF-3

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS What EF rating has wind speeds 136-165mph? Severe damage: entire stories of well constructed homes destroyed, significant damage done to large buildings, homes with foundations can be blown away, trees begin to lose their bark.

EF-4

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS What EF rating has wind speeds 166-200mph? Extreme damage: well constructed homes are leveled, cars are thrown significant distances, top story exterior walls of masonry buildings would likely collapse

EF-5

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS What EF rating has wind speeds 200+mph? Massive/ incredible damage: well constructed homes are swept away, steel-reinforced concrete structures are critically damaged, high rise buildings

EF-0

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS What EF rating has wind speeds 65-85mph? Minor damage : shingles blown off or parts of a roof is peeled off, damage to gutters/siding, branches broken off trees, shallow rooted trees toppled.

EF-1

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS What EF rating has wind speeds between 86-110mph? moderate damage: more significant roof damage, windows broken, exterior doors damaged or lost, mobile homes overturned or badly damage.

three

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS When activated, the OKC OWS sounds for _________ -minutes.

OCPD, OHP, County Sheriff, and/or Community Service Liaison (CSL).

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS When any OKCFD apparatus encounters a stranded motorist during inclement weather, whether dispatched to the stranded motorist or during the performance of normal non- emergency duties, reasonable efforts to assist shall be made up to and including requesting?

the Shift Commander (651)

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS When tornados are considered to be imminent, Who will initially set up "Area Command" at the Public Safety Communications Center until the Deputy Chief of Operations or designee is able to take charge or until it is determined the damage does not warrant this large of an ICS organization?

On-duty 911 Dispatchers

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Who has the primary responsibility for activating the City's Outdoor Warning System (OWS)?

EMSA

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS Who is responsible for Triage/Treatment/Transportation (EMS Collection Site) area(s)?

Aftershocks

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS are smaller earthquakes that follow the main shock and can cause further damage to weakened buildings. They can occur in the first hours, days, weeks, or even months after the quake. Be aware that some earthquakes are actually foreshocks, and a larger earthquake might occur.

Secondary Search

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS involves extensive debris removal of building material and requires close work with other agencies or civilian contractors to accomplish

Phase 1: Recon or Windshield Survey:

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS is a "no search" evaluation of the incident area. At the discretion of Command, recon of an area may be skipped in lieu of immediate Hasty Search implementation

earthquake

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS is a sudden, rapid shaking of the ground caused by the breaking and shifting of rock beneath the Earth's surface. This shaking can cause buildings and bridges to collapse; disrupt gas, electric, and phone service; and sometimes trigger landslides, avalanches, flash floods, fires, and huge, destructive ocean waves (tsunamis). Buildings with foundations resting on unconsolidated landfill, old waterways, or other unstable soil are most at risk. Buildings or trailers and manufactured homes not tied to a reinforced foundation anchored to the ground are also at risk since they can be shaken off their mountings during an earthquake. Earthquakes can occur at any time of the year.

ICS 214

According to O/SUP-304 NATURAL DISASTERS should be used by the Team Leader to record all pertinent operational milestones and decisions that are made.