1. Company names Performs forceful entrees 200 Truck/ladder company Jeff Prokop

2. Company names Typically responsible for removal of victims 400 Rescue company Jeff Prokop

3. Company names Extinguishes wild land fires 600 Jeff Prokop Brush company

4. Company names Responds to all hazardous incidents 800 Hazmat Jeff Prokop

5. Company names Provides emergency medical care 1000 Emergency medical company Jeff Prokop

6. Company names Why don’t we have a emergency medical company in N.B 1200 New Britain has its own separate EMS division

7. 200 Regulations This is the number of people a supervisor can effectively manage (definition) What is the span of control

8. 400 Regulations This is what the first arriving engine do Jeff Prokop Attacks the fire

9. 600 Regulations What does the second arriving engine do Jeff Prokop Lays a supply line to the first truck

10. 800 Regulations What are some duties of the first arriving ladder truck Jeff Prokop Forcible entry, search, rescue, and ventilation

11. 1000 What does IMS stand for? Jeff Prokop Incident Management System

12. 1200 What is person can only report to one boss? Jeff Prokop What is unity of command?

13. 200 IMS This officer reports directly to the incident commander and is responsible for managing all operations that directly affect the primary mission of eliminating the problem Jeff Prokop Operations officer

14. 400 IMS What’s responsible for the collection, evaluation, and use of information concerning the development of the incident Jeff Prokop Planning

15. 600 IMS The person in overall command of an incident Jeff Prokop Incident Commander

16. 800 IMS Who is responsible for providing facilities, services, and materials necessary to support the incident Jeff Prokop Logistics

17. 1000 IMS This the number of people Supervisor can effectively manage Jeff Prokop Command

18. 1200 IMS ______ is breaking up a large task into smaller jobs Jeff Prokop What is division of labor

19. 200 PPE Protects fire fighter from falling water and debris Jeff Prokop Helmet

20. 400 PPE Protects fire fighters neck from flames Jeff Prokop Thermal hood

21. 600 PPE Fire resistant and protects fire fighters torso Jeff Prokop Fire retardant jacket

22. 800 PPE Protects fire fighters legs Jeff Prokop Protective trousers

23. 1000 PPE Protects hands from being burned Jeff Prokop Gloves

24. 1200 PPE Gives fire fighters thirty minutes of breathing time in an emergency Jeff Prokop Air tank (SCBA)

25. 200 Next half What does EMS stand for Jeff Prokop Emergency medical services

26. 400 Next half What does EMT stand for Jeff Prokop Emergency medical technician

27. 600 Next half ______ sustains the patients life until more competent medical personal arrive Jeff Prokop First responder

28. 800 Next half _______ is trained to provide basic life support for those who lives are in danger Jeff Prokop EMT

29. 1000 Next half _______ handles incidents similar to those handled by emt’s, but is able to provide advanced life support Jeff Prokop Paramedic

30. 1200 Next half What’s ALS and BLS Jeff Prokop Advanced life support/ Basic life support

31. 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 200 400 200 400 200 400 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 600 800 1000 1200 600 800 1000 1200 600 800 1000 1200 Categ. Time Up Final Jeopardy Company Names Regulations PPE IMS Getting Ready for next half Jeff Prokop

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33. Company Names Jeff Prokop

34. Jeff Prokop Fire Department Regulations

35. I.M.S Terms Jeff Prokop

36. P.P.E Terms Jeff Prokop

37. Getting ready for next half Jeff Prokop

38. Jeff Prokop DAILY DOUBLE

39. Jeopardy! Final Jeff Prokop

40. How many pages are in the essentials of fire fighting book Jeff Prokop

41. 720 Jeff Prokop