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Let's Play Jeopardy!
Firefighter Jeopardy, that is. The rules are simple, someone post the answer, then the next person to come along posts the actual answer in the form of a question. That same person who answers in the form of a question is to then post the answer for the next person to come along. Keep it firefighter related, try your hardest not to cheat(i.e. Google, Bing, Ask, you firefighter literature)... I mean, this is an honorable profession, right?
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
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Permalink Reply by Loyd Dittfurth on
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salivation, lacrimation, urination, defication, gastric upset, Emisis (vomiting), and muscular twitching
Answer: This is what the acronym dumbels refers to.
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ok this accually is firefighter knowledge when it comes to weapons of mass destruction
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ok new answer:
this is a type of breathing apparattus that is used in extended operations in confined spaces.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Brooks on
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What is a SAR or supplied air respirator? Also can be used in hazmat, although not really recommended too much anymore.
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This is the major difference between a NFPA 'L' rated and NFPA 'G' rated piece of rope gear.
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what is life line and general use?
Answer: that is a type of rope used as a safety when rapelling.
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its more of a loop
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L rated gear is "light use" or one person loads, G rated is "general use" or two person loads.
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The question Loyd is looking for is What is a belay?
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This is a great knot to use when raising a victim out of a hole in a RIT situation. Used in pairs it will easily raise someone up and out.
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Permalink Reply by Greenman on
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What is a prussic knot?
Next answer:
The space between the ceiling of a structure and the roof which is generally smaller than an attic.
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Permalink Reply by Smoke Eater on
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What is a cockloft?
According to the NFPA, an engine falls into this class after 10 yrs. of service.
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what is they have to be upgraded?
Im not putting an answer because I am not totally for sure I know that nfpa 1901 recently added abunch of regulations to apparatus like hearing protection and other things. But Im not really up to knowing what you want here.
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some one needs to confirm this I have looked all over and cant find specifics
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