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While backing the fire apparatus into a tight spot during a non-emergency detail, you feel a slight bump. You suspect you hit a parked car’s mirror, but no one seems to have noticed. What should you do?

Integrity is paramount. Even if the damage is minor and off-property, a firefighter must take accountability for their actions to maintain the trust of the depa

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Question: While backing the fire apparatus into a tight spot during a non-emergency detail, you feel a slight bump. You suspect you hit a parked car’s mirror, but no one seems to have noticed. What should you do?

Answer options:

  • Check for damage and, if minor, continue back to the station. ✅ Immediately notify your officer so the proper reporting procedures can be followed.
  • Wait until you return to the station to see if anyone else noticed before reporting it.
  • Leave a note on the property and tell your crew not to mention it unless asked.

Correct answer: Immediately notify your officer so the proper reporting procedures can be followed.

Explanation: Integrity is paramount. Even if the damage is minor and off-property, a firefighter must take accountability for their actions to maintain the trust of the department and the public.

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