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FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IIPractical SkillsCertification Evaluation PacketNational Fire Protection Association (NFPA)Standard 1001, 2019 EditionTest Construction InstructionsThe skills examination will consist of 4 stations representing a random sampling of the standard. The practical skills havebeen broken down into four major categories, of which the Test Control Officer will randomly select the prescribed numberof skill sheets per category using the matrix below. A minimum of two mandatory and five random skills sheets will beselected.Live Fire TestingLive fire is required for Firefighter II testing. Live fire testing shall be conducted in a controlled environment that simulates areal event. Live fire simulations shall incorporate the use of props emitting flames and heat. Live fire may be tested on adifferent day or at a different location than the other practical skills. If tested separately, the Test Control Officer shallregister the exam with the State Fire Marshal’s Office.Firefighter II Practical Skills Job Performance RequirementsSkillSheetNFPA SectionTasksMinimum Selection Required:2 Mandatory - 5 RandomMandatory Practical 5.3.3General Skill Requirements: Determineneed for CommandFire Department Communications:Communicate need for assistanceFire Ground Operations: Assemble a foamfire streamFire Department Operations: Extinguish anignitable liquid fireFire Ground Operations: Coordinate aninterior attack line for a structure fireground level or above ground levelFire Ground Operations: Coordinate aninterior attack line for a structure firebelow grade or basement or attic fireFire Ground Operations: Control aflammable gas cylinder elect 1 Skill Sheetfrom 1, 3, or 4 and1 Skill Sheet from5, 6, 7, or 8categoriesMandatoryMandatoryType 1 Random Practical -420-077 (R 3/20)Rescue Operations: Extricate victimentrapped in a motor vehicleRescue Operations: Set up and operatehydraulic rescue spreader ram, orcombination toolRescue Operations: Set up and operate aPneumatic Chisel/HammerRescue Operations: Set up and operate ahydraulic jack or airbagRescue Operations: Assist rescueoperation teamsRandomRandomRandomSelect 2 SkillSheets from thiscategoryRandomRandom1
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IIType 2 Random Practical ire Department Communications: Completea basic incident reportFire Ground Operations: Protect evidenceof fire cause and originPrevention, Preparedness, and Maintenance:Perform a fire safety survey in anoccupied structurePrevention, Preparedness, and Maintenance:Fire Safety PresentationPrevention, Preparedness, and Maintenance:Prepare a pre-incident surveyRandomRandomRandomSelect 2 SkillSheets from thiscategoryRandomRandomType 3 Random Practical Skills18.19.3000-420-077 (R 3/20)5.5.45.5.5Prevention, Preparedness, and Maintenance:Maintain power plants, power tools, andlighting equipmentPrevention, Preparedness, and Maintenance:Perform an annual service test on firehoseRandomSelect 1 Skill Sheetfrom this categoryRandom2
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC ID1DateSKILL AREA: General Skill Requirements:Determine need for CommandTASK: Determine the need for command; organize, coordinate, and function within an incident management system(IMS).CONDITIONS: Given an incident scenario and a series of questions, the candidate shall demonstrate the ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: The candidate shall be able to determine the need for command, organize and coordinate anIMS until command is transferred, and be able to function within a commonly assigned IMS role.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFailNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 EditionJPR: 5.1.21.Determine the need for command2.Implement an incident management system (IMS)3.Organize an incident management structure4.Coordinate an incident management system until transferred5.Transfer command to an incoming incident commander6.Assume an IMS role by describing one of the following duties: Division, Group, or Sector Supervisor Operations Section Chief Incident Safety Officer Public Information Officer Liaison OfficerOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: YesEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)3
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC IDNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 Edition2DateJPR: 5.2.1SKILL AREA: Fire DepartmentCommunications: Complete a basic incidentreportTASK: Complete a basic incident report.CONDITIONS: Given a report form, guidelines, and incident information, the candidate shall demonstrate the ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: The candidate shall be able to prepare a basic incident report that records all pertinentinformation, ensuring accuracy and completeness.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFailDetermine the necessary data management codes used for recording coded1.information2.Complete all applicable alarm information sections3.Complete all applicable narrative sections4.Operate the equipment normally used by local agencies for completingincident reports5.Proof read report to ensure accuracy and completeness6.Route, file, and/or forward report in accordance with local agency criteriaOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: YesEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)4
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC IDNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 Edition3DateJPR: 5.2.2SKILL AREA: Fire DepartmentCommunications: Communicate need forassistanceTASK: Operate communications equipment to request team assistance.CONDITIONS: Given radio equipment, standard procedures, a team, and a scenario, the candidate shall demonstratethe ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: While operating as a team leader, the candidate, following standard procedures, shall beable to provide situational reports and communicate the need for team assistance so that team assignments areperformed safely.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFail1.Identify and operate the basic features of selected radio equipment2.Operate radio equipment in accordance with standard operating procedures3.Transmit situation reports that accurately communicate conditions and theteam’s situational status4.Communicate current actions team is taking5.Communicate team needs as it relates the need for additional personnel,replacement personnel, and/ or equipmentOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: YesEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)5
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC IDNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 Edition4DateSKILL AREA: Fire Ground Operations:Assemble a foam fire streamJPR: 5.3.1TASK: Assemble a foam fire stream.CONDITIONS: Given a scenario, an attack line, a foam proportioning device, a selection of foam concentrate, and awater supply, the candidate shall demonstrate the ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: While operating as a team leader, the candidate shall be able to select the proper foamconcentrate, assemble, and place into operation, a foam fire stream for a given ignitable liquid fuel and conditions.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFail1.Select the appropriate foam concentrate for the given fuel and conditions2.Prepare the foam concentrate for the given fuel and conditions3.Assemble the foam proportioning device with the foam concentrate, asnecessary4.Adjust the foam proportioning device based on the selected foam concentrate5.Assemble, position, and prepare the hose line for fire attack6.Assemble, position, and prepare personnel for fire attackOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: YesEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)6
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC IDNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 Edition5DateJPR: 5.3.1SKILL AREA: Fire Department Operations:Extinguish an ignitable liquid fireTASK: Extinguish an ignitable liquid fire using a foam fire stream.CONDITIONS: Given a live fire scenario, an assembled foam fire stream, the candidate shall demonstrate the ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: While operating as a team leader, the candidate shall be able to extinguish an ignitable liquidfire by blanketing a foam fire stream over the fuel’s surface, re-ignition is prevented, and team safety is maintained.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFailPrepare personnel, place attack line in position upwind, and check nozzle for1.proper production of foam solutionCoordinate the attack team’s advancement toward the fire so that a smooth2.and safe approach is maintainedApply Foam Blanket, select from one of the following application methodsbased on the scenario: Roll-On Method3. Bank-Down Method Rain-Down Method4.5.6.Prevent re-ignition by maintaining a foam blanketCoordinate the attack team’s retreat so that the hazard is faced until theentire team reaches a safe havenMaintain the personal safety of all attack team members throughout thescenarioOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: YesEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)7
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC ID6DateSKILL AREA: Fire Ground Operations:Coordinate an interior attack line for aNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 Edition JPR: 5.3.2structure fire ground level or above groundlevelTASK: Coordinate an interior fire attack team for a structure fire at ground level or above ground level.CONDITIONS: Given a fire scenario, attack lines, personnel, and tools, the candidate shall demonstrate the ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: While operating as a team leader, the candidate shall be able to coordinate the interior attackof a structure fire at ground level by maintaining crew integrity, predicting fire behavior, forecasting developing hazards,and selecting the proper attack technique while incorporating forcible entry, ventilation, and search and rescueactivities.TCO shall select one of the following interior fire attack scenarios for final certification examination.Indicate the scenario selected:NO.1.2.3.4. Grade Level Fire Above Grade LevelFIRST TESTTASK STEPSPassPassFailConduct a size-up that considers the scenario’s anticipated fire spread anddevelopment, evaluate and forecast the given fire scenario’s anticipatedgrowth and developmentDetermine any developing and/or potential hazardous building or fireconditionsAddress forcible entry, ventilation, and search and rescue procedures into theteam’s initial fire attack effortsAssemble all of the required personnel, attack lines, needed equipment, andforcible entry tools and advance the team to a safe assembly/entry point5.Communicate the team’s action plan for entry6.Select, communicate, and coordinate the application of an(Note: Indicate attack pattern(s) directed to use)7.FailRETEST In-direct attack for intense fire conditions Combination attack for moderate fire conditions Direct attack for tenable fire conditionsCoordinate the attack team’s efforts while maintaining the personal safety ofall personnelOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: Yes(CONTINUED ON THE NEXT PAGE)3000-420-077 (R 3/20)8
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IIEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)9
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC ID7DateSKILL AREA: Fire Ground Operations: Coordinatean interior attack line for a structure fire belowgrade or basement or attic fireTASK: Coordinate an interior fire attack team for a structure fire below grade/basement or in an attic fire.CONDITIONS: Given an attic fire scenario, attack lines, personnel, and tools, the candidate shall demonstrate the abilityto:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: While operating as a team leader, the candidate shall be able to coordinate the interior attackof a structure fire in an attic by maintaining crew integrity, predicting fire behavior, forecasting developing hazards, andselecting the proper attack technique while incorporating forcible entry, ventilation, and search and rescue activities.TCO shall select one of the following interior fire attack scenarios for final certification examination.NFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 EditionIndicate the scenario selected:NO.1.2.3.4.5.JPR: 5.3.2 Below Grade Level/Basement Fire Attic FireFIRST TESTTASK STEPSPassFailRETESTPassFailConduct a size-up that considers the scenario’s anticipated fire spread anddevelopment, evaluate and forecast the given fire scenario’s anticipatedgrowth and developmentAddress forcible entry, ventilation, and search and rescue procedures into theteam’s initial fire attack effortsAssemble all of the required personnel, attack lines, needed equipment, andforcible entry tools, Communicate the team’s action plan for entrySelect an below grade entry or attic access point and coordinate efforts toprovide access to area of involvement for fire attackSelect, communicate, and coordinate the application of an:(Indicate attack pattern(s) directed to use) In-direct attack for intense fire conditions Combination attack for moderate fire conditions Direct attack for tenable fire conditions6.Communicate the teams action plan for entry7.Coordinate and lead the attack team’s efforts while maintaining the personalsafety of all personnelOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: Yes(CONTINUED ON THE NEXT PAGE)3000-420-077 (R 3/20)10
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IIEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)11
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC IDNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 Edition8DateSKILL AREA: Fire Ground Operations: Control aflammable gas cylinder fireJPR: 5.3.3TASK: Control a flammable gas cylinder fire.CONDITIONS: Given a flammable gas cylinder fire scenario, an attack line, and tools, the candidate shall demonstratethe ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: While operating under the direct supervision of a team leader, the candidate shall be able tocontrol a flammable gas cylinder fire by advancing a hose line to a point where control valves can be operated.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFail1.Wear appropriate personal protective equipment to combat the fire2.Size up the incident scene for hazards, i.e. fire conditions, type of fuel,integrity of container, wind conditions, and escape route and safe haven3.Deploy hose lines, bleed air and insure adequate reach4.Advance toward the fire so that a smooth, controlled, and safe approach ismaintained5.Cool cylinder or storage tank applying appropriate stream6.Extend hose lines to isolate control valve(s) approaching up wind and uphillfrom the side of the container, advancing and positioning fire streams in amanner that provides safe access for personnel to operate control valves7.Push flame away from valve(s) with fog stream (30-degree pattern)8.Maintain situational awareness , close control valve(s)9.10.11.Apply the fire stream without extinguishing the flames unless leaking gas hasbeen stoppedWhile facing the hazard, retreat in a smooth and controlled manner untilthe entire team reaches a safe havenCool container from a safe distance, applying straight stream to containerOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: YesEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)12
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC IDNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 Edition9DateSKILL AREA: Fire Ground Operations: Protectevidence of fire cause and originJPR: 5.3.4TASK: Protect evidence of fire cause and origin.CONDITIONS: Given a fire cause and origin scenario, a flashlight, and overhaul tools, the candidate shall demonstratethe ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: The candidate shall be able to protect evidence of fire cause and origin so that the evidenceis properly noted and protected from further disturbance until turned over to fire investigators.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFail1.Identify the indicators commonly used to locate a fire’s point of origin2.Recognize the indicators commonly used to identify possible sources of firecause3.Recognize possible causes4.Protect evidence from being destroyed or improperly handled during salvageand overhaul operations5.Preserve evidence by securing the immediate area6.Secure the scene in accordance with local agency proceduresOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: YesStop Safety Equipment: YesEvaluator/Candidate CommentsRetest Approved byEvaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDateRetest Evaluator (Print & Sign)Candidate SignatureDate3000-420-077 (R 3/20)13
FIRE PROTECTION BUREAUFIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATIONPO Box 42642Olympia WA 98504-2642(360) 596-3945FIREFIGHTER IICandidate NameSkill SheetIFSAC ID10DateNFPA STANDARD: 1001, 2019 EditionJPR: 5.4.1SKILL AREA: Rescue Operations: Extricatevictim entrapped in a motor vehicleTASK: Extricate a victim entrapped in a motor vehicle.CONDITIONS: Given a vehicle extrication scenario, stabilization, and extrication tools, the candidate shall demonstratethe ability to:PERFORMANCE OUTCOME: While operating as a member of a team, the candidate shall be able to extricate a victimentrapped in a vehicle so that the victim can be disentangled without causing further injury and manage hazards.FIRST TESTRETESTNO.TASK STEPSPassFailPassFailSize up the situation to identify hazards, determine required stabilization, and1.select extrication techniques2.Stabilize the vehicle as necessary3.Cover the victim, as required, to protect from injury.4.Operate both hand and power extrication tools in a safe and efficient manner.Choose one of the following and apply appropriate techniques for moving orremoving: (Circle directed to use technique):5.a.Vehicle roofsb.Vehicle doorsc.Vehicle windshields and windowsd.Vehicle steering wheels and/or columnse.Vehicle dashboardsPerform extrication techniques so that the victim can be disentangled withoutundue further injury and manage hazardsOverall Skill Sheet ScoreStop Safety: Ye
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