Basic Flashcards
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Under FDNY regulations, how often must a Certificate of Fitness holder conduct a fire safety inspection of their premises?
Answer: At least once per day during working hours
Certificate of Fitness holders are required to inspect their premises at least once per day during working hours to identify and correct fire hazards.
Which of the following actions should a fireguard take if they discover a fire exit is blocked by stored merchandise?
Answer: Immediately have the obstruction removed and report the violation
Blocked exits are an immediate life-safety hazard and must be cleared right away, with the violation documented and reported to the appropriate authority.
What is the primary purpose of maintaining a fire watch log?
Answer: To document that inspections were conducted and any hazards found or corrected
The fire watch log provides a written record proving that required inspections occurred and notes any fire hazards discovered and corrective actions taken.
A fireguard notices smoke coming from under a closed door. What is the FIRST action to take?
Answer: Activate the fire alarm and call 911
Activating the alarm and calling 911 ensures occupants are alerted and the fire department is dispatched immediately before investigating or attempting suppression.
Which class of fire extinguisher is specifically designed for use on electrical equipment fires?
Answer: Class C
Class C extinguishers use non-conductive agents and are rated for energized electrical equipment fires.
When should a fireguard notify the FDNY about a condition that poses an immediate fire danger?
Answer: Immediately
Conditions posing an immediate fire danger must be reported to the FDNY immediately, without waiting for management authorization.
Which of the following is a common ignition source that a fireguard should watch for during inspections?
Answer: Overloaded electrical extension cords
Overloaded extension cords can overheat and arc, creating an ignition source and are a frequent cause of workplace fires.