Fire Guard Certification F-03 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Fire Guard Certification F-03 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass When and where are place of assembly safety personnel required? - At least 1 fireguard wherever 75 or more people are going to be gathered indoors or 200 or more gathered outdoors (also dependent on Certificate of Occupancy restrictions) Examples of public gatherings that may need place of assembly safety personnel - Cabarets, indoor skating rinks, bowling alleys, museums, dance halls, movie theaters, tv studios admitting an audience, sports arenas, circuses, stadiums, performing arts theaters, passenger terminals, etc. Another example of a place that may need place of assembly safety personnel - Any event that needs a TPA; festivals, outdoor concerts, etc. TPA - Temporary Place of Assembly Permit How many place of assembly safety personnel will be required? - Refer to your facility's fire safety and evacuation plan, the Fire Code, or Fire Department rules/policies. For temporary place of assembly situations, refer to TPA permit Where should the certificate of fitness holder keep their CoF? - Upon his/her person or otherwise readily available for inspection by any representative of the Department. EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2 Assembly Area - A designated area outside of a building where building occupants are directed to go upon the implementation of an evacuation in accordance with a fire safety and evacuation plan or an emergency action plan. Building Information Card - Provides the relevant fire safety information for a building or area of occupancy that requires a fire safety and evacuation plan. A building information card, when required to be prepared, shall be maintained on the premises and made available upon request to any department representative. Building Occupants - All persons in the building, including employees, building personnel and visitors. Emergency Health Care Facility - A sheltered and lit area or building used to promote the health and safety of patients being provided emergency medical care, and containing cot(s) and/or litter(s) and emergency medical equipment and supplies as required by New York State Sanitary Code PART - 18.2. Evacuation - The emptying of a building of all building occupants in response to a fire or an emergency. Fire Safety and Evacuation Plan - A written plan which sets forth the circumstances and procedures for the in-building relocation, partial evacuation or evacuation of building occupants, required or as appropriate for such occupancy or building type, in response to a fire. FSP Staff - The individuals identified in a fire safety and evacuation plan as responsible for the implementation of such plan EAP - Emergency Action Plan Fire Safety/EAP director - The EAP Director controls and supervises the actions and/or evacuations in the immediate threat area according to the approved EAP plan and is a liaison to the first responders upon their arrival. EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 3 Must hold a valid Certificate of Fitness and is responsible to implement the FDNY plan, to conduct FLS staff training, fire and non-fire emergency drills and other duties indicated in the Fire Code and Fire Rule. Fire Drill - A training exercise by which building occupants are familiarized with and/or practice the procedures for the safe, orderly and fast "in-building relocation", "partial evacuation" or "evacuation", as applicable to the occupancy or building type, in accordance with the fire safety and evacuation plan, and to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of the implementation of such plan. How often should fire drills be conducted in new office occupancies? - Every 3 months for the first 2 years after the Certificate of Occupancy is issued. How often should fire drills be conducted in existing office occupancies? - Every 6 months How often should fire drills be conducted in all hotels (new and existing)? - At least once every three months on each shift Partial Evacuation - The emptying of a building of some but not all building occupants in response to a fire or an emergency. Top 5 things that lead to disasters at public gatherings - 1. Lack of crowd control/not controlling the capacity of the event; overcrowding 2. Too few exits; flow of occupants not controlled; emergency medical service unable to access event sites. 3. Fire safety measures not in place; emergency exits blocked/not functioning properly/did not have appropriate signage; no full site evacuation plans 4. There were no major incident plan and supporting hospitals were not involved in a timely manner; The media arrived, distracting emergency department personnel. EMILY CHARLENE © 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 4 5. Emergency response: poor initial communication or response time with emergency services. What is the primary purpose/use of place of assembly personnel? - They are there to "manage the occupants" in the event of a fire or other emergency. List some duties of the fireguard - - Know the location of exits - Verify that the exits are unobstructed - Exit paths are clear - Exits are immediately accessible - Exits are easily identified - Be able to identify potential problems - Know how to notify the FDNY and others in charge of an emergency - move occupants away from the hazard to nearest (and safest) exit Two major duties of place of assembly personnel - 1. Maintain the safety of occupants during a gathering 2. Assist in implementing the evacuation plan the event of an emergency FSP - Fire Safety Plan In the event of a fire or fire alarm, the place of assembly safety personnel shall... - direct the evacuation of the area in accordance with directions received and the evacuation plan. No storage of combustible material and combustible waste in corridors - True. Part of the Pr