F89 Fire Investigation and Incident Reporting Questions and Answers Flashcards
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After a fire incident in a high-rise building, when must the Fire and Life Safety Director submit a written incident report to the FDNY?
Answer: Within 24 hours
The FLSD must submit a written incident report to the FDNY within 24 hours of any fire or fire-related incident.
Which of the following information is NOT required in a post-incident fire report submitted by the FLSD?
Answer: Names of all building occupants present
A post-incident report does not require a complete list of all building occupants; it focuses on the incident details, notifications, and response actions.
What is the primary purpose of preserving the fire scene after an incident is controlled?
Answer: To facilitate fire investigation and determine origin and cause
Preserving the fire scene is essential so investigators can determine the origin, cause, and circumstances of the fire.
Who has the authority to determine the cause of a fire in a New York City high-rise building?
Answer: The FDNY fire marshal
The FDNY fire marshal is the authorized official responsible for determining the cause and origin of fires in New York City.
After a false alarm activation of the fire alarm system, what should the FLSD document?
Answer: The cause, time, location, and corrective actions taken
False alarms must be documented with cause, time, location, and corrective actions to identify patterns and prevent recurrence.
Which document must an FLSD maintain to log all fire alarm activations, drills, and emergency responses throughout the year?
Answer: Fire safety and evacuation log
The FLSD is required to maintain a fire safety and evacuation log that records all alarm activations, drills, and emergency responses.