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Which organization published the first standard related to aircraft rescue and fire fighting?
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National Fire Protection Association
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Purpose of NFPA 1003
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Standard that identifies job performance requirements for aircraft rescue and fire fighting personnel.
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How many hours of emergency medical training is required by the FAA for at least one individual that is available for air carrier operations?
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40 hrs.
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Why is it important for ARFF personnel to use caution in utilizing power tools and/or friction causing tools?
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Avoid ignition from sparks
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Whats the responsibility of the driver/operator?
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Ensures the apparatus and the equipment is ready at all times
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Name the NFPA standard for minimum driver/operators' qualifications
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NFPA 1002
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State why the Airport Index or Category is important?
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Determines the minimum number and types of ARFF apparatus required at an airport
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Whats the guideline for positioning apparatus (vehicles)?
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Position vehicles uphill and upwind
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When are the tactical decisions regarding approach and setup made?
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During initial response
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Whats the definition of a Controlled Airport?
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Airport has an operating tower and air traffic controllers
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What white lights mean?
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Used to outline the edges of runways and to identify runway centerlines
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What to state the key factor in determining the most appropriate ARFF vehicles response route?
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Airport layout
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Define the Segmented Circle
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Name of airport marker system often located in the center of the airport contains a windsock
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Purpose of the soft-concrete arresting beds
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Prevent aircraft from overrunning runways in highly populated areas
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Who has ultimate responsibility for the aircraft and its occupants?
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Pilot
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