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Fire Communications

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Who provides an overview of communications and equipment?

Back (Answer)

Dispatch or fire alarm dispatch

#2
Front (Question)

What reference states that all fire 1 should be qualified in fire communications?

Back (Answer)

NFPA 1001 Standard for fire fighter professional qualifications

#3
Front (Question)

What is the role of a telecommunicator

Back (Answer)

Relays all communications for emergency and relaying appropriate responses within 1 min

#4
Front (Question)

PSAP Public safety answering point

Back (Answer)

Forwards emergency calls to the station and in duty officer who takes he role as dispatcher

#5
Front (Question)

Telecommunicators stay in contact with who?

Back (Answer)

IC Incident commander

#6
Front (Question)

Skills needed for a telecommunicator includes

Back (Answer)

Basic reading skills Basic writing skills Ability to speak clearly Ability to follow written and verbal instructions

#7
Front (Question)

What is a CAD? Computer aided dispatch

Back (Answer)

System containing sophisticated mapping displays

#8
Front (Question)

Communication center

Back (Answer)

Is the nerve center of emergency response, the point which nearly all information is processed and acted upon

#9
Front (Question)

The public telephone system

Back (Answer)

Is the most wildly used method for transmitting fire alarms

#10
Front (Question)

Commercial phone system

Back (Answer)

Accesses the public network

#11
Front (Question)

Direct lines

Back (Answer)

Don’t not have access to public switch rather a single network with no dial tone

#12
Front (Question)

Telecommunications device for deaf

Back (Answer)

Text phone TDD TTY

#13
Front (Question)

What types of radios are with mobile and individuals

Back (Answer)

Mobile radios Portable radios

#14
Front (Question)

Voice recorders

Back (Answer)

Document emergency telephone calls radio traffic and dispatch information

#15
Front (Question)

How many types of voice recorders are there?

Back (Answer)

2 The continuous The intermittent

#16
Front (Question)

Radio log

Back (Answer)

Is the traditional means of recording emergency transmissions at the Telecommunicators center

#17
Front (Question)

As a dispatcher what do you ask if it is safe for the caller too do so?

Back (Answer)

Name Location if different than incident Callback number Address

#18
Front (Question)

Public alerting systems

Back (Answer)

Systems that may be used by anyone to report an emergency

#19
Front (Question)

Called party hold

Back (Answer)

Is a featured that allows a telecommunicator to maintain access to a callers phone line

#20
Front (Question)

Forced disconnect

Back (Answer)

Reverse of call party for Telecommunicators

#21
Front (Question)

Ring back

Back (Answer)

Allows call back if the caller hangs up

#22
Front (Question)

Enhanced 9-11

Back (Answer)

Combine telephone and CADs to provide a callers location and number and directions to the caller and information about the address

#23
Front (Question)

What is the emergency frequency

Back (Answer)

CB channel 9

#24
Front (Question)

Radio alarm box

Back (Answer)

Call box Or emergency telephones