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  1. When a fireguard calls 911 to report a fire, what key information must they provide?

    Answer: The building address, their name, the floor and location of the fire, and any known hazards

    When calling 911, the fireguard must provide the complete building address, their name, the location of the fire within the building, and any relevant hazard information FDNY needs for a safe response.

  2. A fireguard encounters heavy smoke filling a corridor during a fire watch patrol. What is the FIRST action to take?

    Answer: Get to a safe location, call 911 immediately, and activate the building fire alarm

    Heavy smoke indicates a fire emergency. The fireguard must immediately get to a safe location, call 911, and activate the fire alarm to alert occupants — investigating the smoke source is FDNY's role.

  3. What is the fireguard's responsibility when the building fire alarm activates during their fire watch shift?

    Answer: Verify the alarm has transmitted to FDNY (or call 911 if uncertain), assist with evacuation notification, and meet FDNY units at the building entrance

    When the fire alarm activates, the fireguard must verify FDNY was notified (call 911 if unsure), assist with evacuation, and meet arriving FDNY units to provide building information.

  4. During a fire, an FDNY lieutenant asks the fireguard where the fire is most intense. The fireguard saw flames on the 7th floor but has not been to the 8th floor. How should the fireguard respond?

    Answer: Accurately report what they observed — flames on the 7th floor — and state they have not confirmed the 8th floor

    The fireguard must report exactly what they observed — flames on the 7th floor — and be clear about the limits of their knowledge. Accuracy prevents FDNY from acting on incorrect information.

  5. What should a fireguard do if they discover that a building occupant has been injured during a fire emergency?

    Answer: Call 911 immediately and report the injured person's location, so that FDNY and EMS can respond

    An injured occupant requires immediate 911 notification so that both FDNY and EMS are dispatched. The fireguard should not attempt to move or medically treat the injured person unless trained to do so.

  6. After an emergency event during a fire watch, when should the fireguard make entries in the fire watch log?

    Answer: As soon as possible — key details should be recorded while they are fresh, and a complete entry made as soon as it is safe to do so

    Emergency log entries should be made as soon as safely possible to capture accurate details while they are fresh. Delay risks inaccurate or incomplete documentation.