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Safety and Compliance Flashcards

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  1. Under NFPA 101, a delayed-egress locking system on an approved door must typically release within how many seconds after the release process is initiated?

    Answer: 15 seconds

    NFPA 101 permits a 15-second delay, which may be extended to 30 seconds only with authority having jurisdiction approval.

  2. A magnetic lock on an egress door released by a motion sensor must also have which additional feature under typical building and life safety codes?

    Answer: A manual push button near the door that releases the lock

    Sensor-release electromagnetic locks require a secondary manual release button so occupants can exit if the sensor fails.

  3. Which door lock configuration should be used on a stairwell door that must allow fire department re-entry when the fire alarm activates?

    Answer: Fail-safe lock tied to the fire alarm system

    Fail-safe locks unlock when power is removed, allowing re-entry and egress during a fire alarm event.

  4. Which OSHA standard requires employers to have a written Emergency Action Plan when a standard requires one, and allows oral communication of the plan for employers with 10 or fewer employees?

    Answer: 29 CFR 1910.38

    29 CFR 1910.38 covers emergency action plans, including the oral-communication allowance for small employers.

  5. A security manager wants to add audio recording to existing CCTV cameras in an employee break room. What is the primary legal concern?

    Answer: Federal and state wiretap and consent laws

    Recording conversations can violate federal and state wiretap laws, especially in two-party consent states.

  6. Which OSHA provision is most often cited when an employer fails to address a recognized workplace violence hazard with no specific standard?

    Answer: The General Duty Clause, Section 5(a)(1)

    Without a specific workplace violence standard, OSHA uses the General Duty Clause to cite recognized serious hazards.

  7. Emergency lighting along means of egress is generally required to operate for at least how long after normal power fails?

    Answer: 90 minutes

    NFPA 101 requires emergency illumination for a minimum of 1.5 hours (90 minutes).

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