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FLSD Fire Prevention and Inspection Flashcards

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  1. Which NYC building height threshold requires a Fire Life Safety Director to be on duty?

    Answer: Buildings over 75 feet

    NYC requires an FLSD for buildings exceeding 75 feet in height, which defines a high-rise under the NYC Fire Code.

  2. What type of FDNY Certificate of Fitness is required for a Fire Life Safety Director in New York City?

    Answer: F-89

    The F-89 Certificate of Fitness specifically authorizes an individual to serve as a Fire Life Safety Director under FDNY rules.

  3. During a fire prevention inspection, an FLSD finds a corridor exit partially blocked by stored furniture. What is the correct immediate action?

    Answer: Have the obstruction removed immediately to maintain clear egress

    Exit corridors must be kept clear at all times, and the FLSD must ensure obstructions are removed immediately to maintain safe egress.

  4. Which of the following conditions discovered during a building inspection represents a fire hazard requiring immediate correction?

    Answer: Accumulation of combustible materials in a mechanical room

    Combustible material accumulation in mechanical rooms creates a significant ignition risk and must be corrected immediately.

  5. An FLSD discovers a tenant has placed a space heater directly beneath a sprinkler head. What is the correct response?

    Answer: Require immediate removal as it could prematurely activate the sprinkler

    Space heaters placed beneath sprinkler heads can prematurely activate or damage the heat-sensitive element, requiring immediate removal.

  6. What is the purpose of maintaining an impairment log for fire protection systems?

    Answer: To document when systems are out of service and ensure compensatory measures are in place

    An impairment log documents any out-of-service fire protection system and ensures temporary protective measures are implemented during the outage.