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  1. After a fire incident is resolved, a Fireguard must:

    Answer: Complete the incident log and notify the building owner and FDNY of conditions

    Post-incident, the Fireguard must finalize the incident log with all details and ensure the building owner and FDNY are informed of any outstanding hazards or system impairments.

  2. A fire starts in a trash compactor room. What type of extinguisher is most appropriate?

    Answer: Class A dry chemical or water extinguisher

    Trash compactor fires involve ordinary combustibles (Class A materials), making a Class A dry chemical or water extinguisher the appropriate choice.

  3. In a Place of Assembly, who bears primary responsibility for ensuring all patrons are evacuated during an emergency?

    Answer: The Fireguard of Record assigned to the event

    The Fireguard of Record assigned to a place of assembly is legally responsible for directing and verifying the safe evacuation of all patrons during an emergency.

  4. What is the maximum number of people permitted to remain in a place of assembly after the Fireguard has declared an evacuation?

    Answer: Zero — all occupants must evacuate

    Once an evacuation is ordered, all occupants must leave the affected area — no exceptions based on headcount percentage.

  5. What should a Fireguard do if they discover that a fire door is being held open with a wedge or other object?

    Answer: Remove the obstruction immediately to restore the door's fire-resistance function

    Propped-open fire doors defeat compartmentalization and must be immediately closed; the Fireguard should also document and report the violation.

  6. During a bomb threat in a building, what is the Fireguard's role?

    Answer: Immediately evacuate the building to the designated assembly area

    During a bomb threat, the Fireguard's role is to initiate and assist with building evacuation, moving occupants to safe assembly areas away from the structure.

  7. A Fireguard notices the building's standpipe system pressure gauge reads zero. What action is required?

    Answer: Notify FDNY and initiate fire watch procedures immediately

    A zero-pressure reading on the standpipe system indicates a potentially impaired fire suppression capability; FDNY must be notified and fire watch initiated.

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