What is displayed in red on the EFAS screen during a member's EAB activation?

The option highlighting that the member’s company, position, and name is displayed in red on the EFAS (Emergency Firefighter Accountability System) screen during an EAB (Emergency Activation Button) activation is correct because this critical information directly identifies who the member is and their role within the incident. This is essential for accountability and situational awareness, particularly in emergency operations where knowing the personnel involved can enhance safety and communication among responders.

When a member activates the EAB, it signals that they are in distress or facing an emergency, and displaying their essential identification details ensures that incident commanders and other team members can quickly assess the situation and take necessary actions. The specific highlighting in red serves as a visual cue to draw immediate attention to the data, alerting various levels of command to possible danger for the member.

In contrast, the other options involve different types of information that are important for overall operational success but are not the primary focus of the EAB activation display. For instance, while signal strength and unit assignment are crucial for communication and coordination, they do not address the immediate idenfication needs during an emergency. Member operation status and safety alerts pertain to broader operational contexts, and response time and task completion relate to performance metrics rather than individual accountability during