S-215 Test Questions & Answers | Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Updated
Question :What defines SOP's and may limit the activities in
which firefighters in interface activities may engage
Correct answer:Agency policies
Question :Name ways to safely position fire apparatus
Correct answer:Facing towards escape route, avoid blocking
escape routes, avoid parking next to heavy brush
Question :List the interface unique hazards in the interface in
relation to traditional wildland firefighting
Correct answer:Structure protection, civilian life safety,
hazardous materials,
Question :Definition of a TRA
Correct answer:A pre identified area where firefighters can
immediately take refure for temporary shelter and short term relief without deploying their shelters
Question :Definition of a safety zone
Correct answer:A pre identified area where firefighters can
take refuge without deploying their shelters
Question :Definition of a deployment site
Correct answer:An area where firefighters can deploy their
fire shelters
Question :List and understand key factors that can impair
decision making
Correct answer:Distraught homeowners, business owners that
are negatively impacted by the fire, firefighters with a local connection to the fire or the area that it is burning
Question :List many different items to consider and identify
while completing pre incident planning for WUI incidents
Correct answer:Escape routes for civilians, trigger points for
evacuations, evacuation protocols
Question :Identify at least 1 resource to gain pre planing
information
Correct answer:Community wildifire protection plan
Question :Know and understand 4 structure triage categories
Correct answer:Prep and hold, standalone, prep and leave,
rescue drive by
Question :Understand factors that can affect your triage
decision on a structure
Correct answer:Fuels, weather, terrain
Question :Know items that are a part of a size up on an
interface incident
Correct answer:Note the locations of safety zones and escape
routes. • Note the number, arrangement, and types of structures. • Are structures safely defensible? • Are water supplies available? • Where is the fire currently in relation to the structures? • What are the factors that are causing the fire to spread, such as fuels, weather, and topography? • What is
the current and expected fire behavior? • Are adequate resources available to do the job at hand?
Question :Know different actions for structure protection
Correct answer:Defensive, offensive and combination
Question :Understand how different specialized resources can
be used in an interface incident
Correct answer:Aircraft, dozers, etc.
Question :Understand incident priorities
Correct answer:Protect life, stabilize incident, avoid damage
to property