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Definition
| The process of minimizing chance, degree, or probability of damage, loss, or injury. |
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Name 3 leading causes of death of firefighters.
Name 3 leading causes of injury of firefighters. |
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Definition
Death:
1. Stress/Overexertion.
2. Lost/Trapped.
3. Struck/Exposure/Contact.
Injuries:
1. Strain/Overexertion.
2. Slips/Falls.
3. Exposure to fire products. |
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| What NFPA standard outlines procedures for the safety of fire service personnel? |
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| What are formal and informal procedures? |
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Definition
Formal procedures:
Procedures in writing such as standard operating procedures (SOP).
Informal procedures:
Procedures that are obviously routine though may not be written. |
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| What are the three components of the safety triad? |
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Definition
| Procedures, Equipment, and Personnel. (PEP) |
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| List three factors that influence the personnel portion of the safety triad. |
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Definition
1. Firefighter training.
2. Fitness/Health.
3. Attitude. |
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| List three factors that influence the equipment portion of the safety triad. |
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Definition
1. Equipment selection.
2. Equipment inspection and maintenance.
3. Equipment application. |
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Term
VOCABULARY:
1. Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
2. Intervention.
3. OSHA. |
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Definition
DEFINITIONS:
1. Program that offers professional, mental health, and other health services to employees.
2. To come between as an influencing force.
3. Federal agency responsible for employee occupational safety. |
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