F89 Occupant Safety and Fire Warden Training Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What is the term for the list maintained by the FLSD that identifies building occupants who may require evacuation assistance?
Answer: Special needs evacuation list
The special needs evacuation list identifies occupants with mobility or other impairments who require assistance during an emergency evacuation.
How should an FLSD handle a situation where a tenant refuses to participate in a mandatory fire drill?
Answer: Document the refusal and report it to building management and potentially the FDNY
When a tenant refuses to comply with a mandatory drill, the FLSD must document the refusal and escalate it to building management, and if necessary, notify the FDNY.
What is the recommended method for fire wardens to communicate with the FLSD during an emergency in a high-rise building?
Answer: Two-way radios or the building's fire warden communication system
Two-way radios or the building's dedicated fire warden communication system provide reliable, real-time communication between wardens and the FLSD during emergencies.
During a fire emergency, which person has authority over building occupants and fire wardens in the lobby command center?
Answer: The FLSD
The FLSD is the command authority at the lobby command center until the FDNY arrives, at which point command transfers to the senior FDNY officer.
What does 'floor sweep' mean in the context of fire warden duties?
Answer: A systematic check of all areas on a floor to ensure no occupants remain before confirming evacuation
A floor sweep is a systematic check of all rooms, restrooms, and common areas on an assigned floor to confirm all occupants have evacuated.
Which NYC agency is responsible for certifying Fire and Life Safety Directors?
Answer: FDNY
The FDNY is responsible for the certification and oversight of Fire and Life Safety Directors in New York City.