F-01 Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
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Fire guard ✔Correct Answer-A person holding a certificate of Fitness for such purposes, who is
trained in and responsible for maintaining a fire watch and performing such fire safety duties as may
be prescribed by the commissioner
Fire Watch ✔Correct Answer-Continuous and systematic surveillance of a building for detecting
fires.
Impairment ✔Correct Answer-Any condition in which a fire protection system cannot perform its
designed function.
Fire protection systems ✔Correct Answer-Sprinkler systems, standpipe/hose systems, fire pumps,
fire protection water supply, fire mains, fire alarm systems, and special extinguishing systems
Impairment Coordinator ✔Correct Answer-The person designated by the owner and responsible
for ensuring that proper notification and safety precautions are taken when a fire protection system
is out of service.
-maintain records of all inspections and out of service repairs
-must keep records for 3 years
Planned out of service condition ✔Correct Answer-The impairment coordinator shall be made
aware in advance of any planned removal from service of any fire protection system components for
repair, servicing, testing, maintenance, alteration or to allow construction to be performed in the
area protected by the system without unnecessarily activating it.
Unplanned out of service condition: ✔Correct Answer-A serious defect in the standpipe or
sprinkler system including, but not limited to: an empty tank, a break or major leak in the system's
water piping, inoperative or shut water supply valves, defective fire department connections,
construction related shut downs affecting more than one floor, or complete or partial shut downs of
the standpipe system, other than a shut down for a planned removal from service.
Risk of the impairment situation may be affected by ✔Correct Answer--the level of the hazardous
material (flammable/ compressed)
-amount of hazardous material
-# of occupants in the affected area
-occupants familiarity with the building
-# of impaired fire protection systems in the building
A-1 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Fixed seating intended for production or viewing
ex: Theaters, concert halls
A-2 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Food and/or drink consumption
ex: banquet halls, cafeterias, bars, restaurants
, A-3 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Worship, recreation/amusement
ex: Art galleries, bowling alleys, classrooms (75+), courtrooms, churches, museums, school
auditoriums
A-4 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Indoor sporting events or activities with spectator seating
ex: Swimming pools, tennis courts
A-5 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Participation in or viewing outdoor activities
ex: grandstands, bleachers, stadiums
Group B Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Business: office, professional, service-type transaction, public
or civic services
ex: banks, universities/colleges, non-production labs, radio and tv stations not admitting an
audience.
Group A Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Assembly: for gathering together people
Group E Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Educational: 5+ children below 12th grade, no more than 2
children under 2.
ex: schools, some day cares
Group F Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Factory: for assesmbling, disassembling, fabricating, finishing,
manufacturing, cleaning or processing operation.
F-1 (moderate hazard-) and F-2 (low hazard- non-combustible, non flammable)
Group H Buildings ✔Correct Answer-High Hazard: for manufacturing, processing, generation or
storage of materials that constitute a physical or health hazard in excess of those found in BC table
307.7(1)+(2)
H-1 (detonation hazard), H-2(uses present deflagration hazard), H-3(readily support combustion or
physical hazard), H-4(health hazards), H-5(semi-conductor fabrication)
Group I Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Institutional: people are cared for or live in a supervised
environment
ex: Rehabs, halfway houses, hospital and nursing homes, mental hospitals, prisons, jails and
detention centers, day nurseries
Group M Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Mercantile (HIGH HAZARD)
ex: department stores, drug stores, gas stations, wholesale stores
Fire Guard Patrols ✔Correct Answer--inspect exits, hallways and stairs for availability of use
- check all doors in areas to see operation condition + availability for use
-All self-closing doors should remain closed and not blocked
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Fire guard ✔Correct Answer-A person holding a certificate of Fitness for such purposes, who is
trained in and responsible for maintaining a fire watch and performing such fire safety duties as may
be prescribed by the commissioner
Fire Watch ✔Correct Answer-Continuous and systematic surveillance of a building for detecting
fires.
Impairment ✔Correct Answer-Any condition in which a fire protection system cannot perform its
designed function.
Fire protection systems ✔Correct Answer-Sprinkler systems, standpipe/hose systems, fire pumps,
fire protection water supply, fire mains, fire alarm systems, and special extinguishing systems
Impairment Coordinator ✔Correct Answer-The person designated by the owner and responsible
for ensuring that proper notification and safety precautions are taken when a fire protection system
is out of service.
-maintain records of all inspections and out of service repairs
-must keep records for 3 years
Planned out of service condition ✔Correct Answer-The impairment coordinator shall be made
aware in advance of any planned removal from service of any fire protection system components for
repair, servicing, testing, maintenance, alteration or to allow construction to be performed in the
area protected by the system without unnecessarily activating it.
Unplanned out of service condition: ✔Correct Answer-A serious defect in the standpipe or
sprinkler system including, but not limited to: an empty tank, a break or major leak in the system's
water piping, inoperative or shut water supply valves, defective fire department connections,
construction related shut downs affecting more than one floor, or complete or partial shut downs of
the standpipe system, other than a shut down for a planned removal from service.
Risk of the impairment situation may be affected by ✔Correct Answer--the level of the hazardous
material (flammable/ compressed)
-amount of hazardous material
-# of occupants in the affected area
-occupants familiarity with the building
-# of impaired fire protection systems in the building
A-1 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Fixed seating intended for production or viewing
ex: Theaters, concert halls
A-2 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Food and/or drink consumption
ex: banquet halls, cafeterias, bars, restaurants
, A-3 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Worship, recreation/amusement
ex: Art galleries, bowling alleys, classrooms (75+), courtrooms, churches, museums, school
auditoriums
A-4 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Indoor sporting events or activities with spectator seating
ex: Swimming pools, tennis courts
A-5 Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Participation in or viewing outdoor activities
ex: grandstands, bleachers, stadiums
Group B Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Business: office, professional, service-type transaction, public
or civic services
ex: banks, universities/colleges, non-production labs, radio and tv stations not admitting an
audience.
Group A Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Assembly: for gathering together people
Group E Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Educational: 5+ children below 12th grade, no more than 2
children under 2.
ex: schools, some day cares
Group F Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Factory: for assesmbling, disassembling, fabricating, finishing,
manufacturing, cleaning or processing operation.
F-1 (moderate hazard-) and F-2 (low hazard- non-combustible, non flammable)
Group H Buildings ✔Correct Answer-High Hazard: for manufacturing, processing, generation or
storage of materials that constitute a physical or health hazard in excess of those found in BC table
307.7(1)+(2)
H-1 (detonation hazard), H-2(uses present deflagration hazard), H-3(readily support combustion or
physical hazard), H-4(health hazards), H-5(semi-conductor fabrication)
Group I Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Institutional: people are cared for or live in a supervised
environment
ex: Rehabs, halfway houses, hospital and nursing homes, mental hospitals, prisons, jails and
detention centers, day nurseries
Group M Buildings ✔Correct Answer-Mercantile (HIGH HAZARD)
ex: department stores, drug stores, gas stations, wholesale stores
Fire Guard Patrols ✔Correct Answer--inspect exits, hallways and stairs for availability of use
- check all doors in areas to see operation condition + availability for use
-All self-closing doors should remain closed and not blocked
