FLSD Documentation and Regulatory Compliance Flashcards
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What is the primary document that an FLSD must file with the FDNY to establish emergency procedures for the building?
Answer: Fire Safety Plan
The Fire Safety Plan, filed with the FDNY, establishes the building's emergency procedures and must be kept accurate and current at all times.
Which of the following must be recorded in the FLSD fire safety log after each fire alarm activation?
Answer: Time of alarm, cause of activation, and actions taken
The fire safety log must document the time, cause, and all response actions for every alarm activation to create an accurate and reviewable incident record.
When must the FLSD update the building's Fire Safety Plan on file with the FDNY?
Answer: Whenever there are significant changes to the building or its occupancy
The Fire Safety Plan must be updated whenever significant changes occur, such as renovations, occupancy changes, or new life safety system installations.
What information must be posted at the fire command station in a high-rise building?
Answer: Building floor plans, fire alarm zone map, and emergency procedures
The fire command station must display floor plans, alarm zone maps, and emergency procedures to enable rapid coordination during any incident.
When is an FLSD required to submit a written report to building management?
Answer: After every fire alarm activation and emergency incident
The FLSD must submit written reports to management after every fire alarm activation and emergency to document the incident and any corrective actions taken.
How long must fire drill records typically be retained by the FLSD for potential FDNY review?
Answer: 3 years
Fire drill records must be retained for a minimum of 3 years to be available for FDNY compliance inspections.