F-02 Occupancy and Crowd Safety Management Flashcards
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What is the correct fireguard action when a fire alarm activates during a large assembly event?
Answer: Immediately begin orderly evacuation per the building's fire safety plan
Upon activation of a fire alarm, the fireguard must immediately initiate orderly evacuation per the building's fire safety plan — every alarm is treated as real.
What does 'crowd triage' mean in the context of emergency management at an assembly event?
Answer: Identifying and prioritizing injured or vulnerable persons during an emergency for immediate assistance
Crowd triage involves identifying and prioritizing assistance for injured or vulnerable individuals during an emergency so they receive help first.
Special events with very large crowds typically require what additional FDNY requirement?
Answer: A fire safety plan submitted to FDNY and potentially standby FDNY units
Large special events typically require a fire safety plan filed with FDNY and may require standby FDNY units based on crowd size and event type.
Which of the following best describes the scope of a fireguard's authority during a crowd emergency?
Answer: Authority to direct evacuation, stop admittance, and relay information to FDNY
A fireguard has authority to direct evacuation, stop admittance, and relay critical information to FDNY, but does not have law enforcement powers to detain or use physical force.
How should a fireguard manage an intoxicated person who is physically blocking an exit?
Answer: Request security or police assistance while keeping the exit path clear for other occupants
The fireguard should immediately contact event security or police to handle the individual while ensuring the exit path is continuously kept clear for other occupants.
After a major emergency event at a place of assembly, what must the fireguard's written log contain?
Answer: A detailed record of events, actions taken, personnel contacted, and conditions observed
The fireguard's log must contain a detailed chronological record of the emergency, including observations, all actions taken, and all communications, to support post-incident review.