F-02 Evacuation Procedures and Exit Requirements Flashcards
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What type of sign must be posted at every exit in a place of assembly?
Answer: An illuminated 'Exit' sign in green or red
Every exit must be marked with an illuminated 'Exit' sign so occupants can identify the exit even in smoky or low-light conditions.
What is a 'refuge area' in the context of high-rise building evacuation?
Answer: A protected, fire-rated space where mobility-impaired persons can wait for FDNY assistance
A refuge area is a protected, fire-rated space where mobility-impaired occupants can wait safely for FDNY assistance during an evacuation.
How many exit routes are typically required in a place of assembly under NYC fire code?
Answer: At least two exits so occupants always have an alternate route
Places of assembly must have at least two exit routes to ensure occupants have an alternate escape path if one exit becomes blocked.
What is the 'occupant load' of a building?
Answer: The maximum number of persons permitted to occupy a space at one time
Occupant load is the maximum number of persons permitted to occupy a given space at one time, as determined by building and fire codes.
When elevator use is prohibited during a fire, occupants should be directed to which route?
Answer: The nearest fire-rated stairwell
During a fire, elevators may malfunction, expose users to smoke, or return to the fire floor, so occupants must use fire-rated stairwells.
What should a fireguard do if an occupant refuses to evacuate during a fire alarm?
Answer: Immediately notify FDNY of the occupant's exact location and refusal
A fireguard cannot physically force an occupant to evacuate but must immediately notify FDNY of the person's exact location so responders can assist.