F-01 Fireguard Emergency Response and Evacuation Flashcards
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What is the significance of the '2-in/2-out' rule for firefighting operations?
Answer: At least two firefighters must enter a structure before two others stand by outside ready to assist
The 2-in/2-out rule requires two firefighters to enter while two remain outside in case a rescue is needed, preventing lone firefighter incidents.
A Fireguard discovers a locked exit door during an emergency. Under NYC fire code, what is this condition called?
Answer: An obstructed means of egress
Blocking or locking an exit during occupancy is classified as an obstructed means of egress and is a serious fire code violation.
During a partial evacuation, which zones are typically evacuated?
Answer: The fire floor, the floor above, and the floor below the fire
Partial evacuation typically covers the fire floor plus the floors immediately above and below to address direct smoke and heat exposure risk.
What does a Fireguard log in the building's Fire Safety Log Book?
Answer: Dates, times, and findings of all fire safety inspections and incidents
The Fire Safety Log Book must record all inspection rounds, hazards found, corrective actions taken, and any fire-related incidents.
What is the correct procedure if a person reports a smell of gas on a floor during a Fireguard patrol?
Answer: Turn off electrical lights and switches immediately, evacuate the floor, and call 911
A gas smell requires immediate evacuation without operating any electrical switches (which can spark) and calling 911 for emergency response.
Which condition requires a Fireguard to initiate a full building evacuation?
Answer: An uncontrolled fire that cannot be extinguished with a portable extinguisher
An uncontrolled fire exceeds the scope of a portable extinguisher and requires full evacuation and fire department intervention.
What does 'shelter in place' mean in the context of a fire emergency?
Answer: Remaining inside a protected room with doors sealed against smoke when evacuation is unsafe
Shelter in place means remaining in a fire-resistive room with sealed gaps when the evacuation path is compromised by smoke or fire.