FLSD Non-Fire Emergencies (EAP): Questions And
Model Answers
What are the four types of EAP Actions to be considered in a Non-Fire
emergency? Accurate Answer:- Shelter in place, In-Building relocation,
Partial evacuation and full evacuation.
If a natural gas leak occurs in a building requiring an EAP plan, what actions
should the building's FS/EAP Director both take and avoid? Accurate
Answer:- the FS/EAP or FLS Director should fully evacuate the whole
building through a safe exit and follow the authority's (e.g. FDNY) instructions
for the further actions.
If a natural gas leak occurs OUTSIDE a building requiring an EAP plan, what
actions should the building's FS/EAP Director both take and avoid?
Accurate Answer:- The FDNY highly recommends the FS/EAP Director to
move the occupants out of the affected area to a safe in-building relocation
area. In addition, all the occupants should be warned to avoid the Location
affected by the natural gas leak.
If a bomb explosion happens outside a building requiring an EAP plan, what
actions should the building's FLS/EAP Director both take and avoid?
Accurate Answer:- The FDNY highly recommends the FLS/EAP Director
relocate the occupants to safe areas within the
building.
If a crash happens to a building requiring an EAP plan, what actions should
the building's FLS/EAP Director take and avoid? Accurate Answer:- The
FDNY highly recommends that the FLS/EAP Director implement a full
evacuation if the whole building is considered to be compromised.
When notifying the building occupants about a Non-Fire emergency, the FLSD
must announce "the 4 W's": Accurate Answer:- WHAT happened?
WHERE it happened?
WHAT provisions of EAP will be implemented?
WHY are they being instructed to follow these actions?
Model Answers
What are the four types of EAP Actions to be considered in a Non-Fire
emergency? Accurate Answer:- Shelter in place, In-Building relocation,
Partial evacuation and full evacuation.
If a natural gas leak occurs in a building requiring an EAP plan, what actions
should the building's FS/EAP Director both take and avoid? Accurate
Answer:- the FS/EAP or FLS Director should fully evacuate the whole
building through a safe exit and follow the authority's (e.g. FDNY) instructions
for the further actions.
If a natural gas leak occurs OUTSIDE a building requiring an EAP plan, what
actions should the building's FS/EAP Director both take and avoid?
Accurate Answer:- The FDNY highly recommends the FS/EAP Director to
move the occupants out of the affected area to a safe in-building relocation
area. In addition, all the occupants should be warned to avoid the Location
affected by the natural gas leak.
If a bomb explosion happens outside a building requiring an EAP plan, what
actions should the building's FLS/EAP Director both take and avoid?
Accurate Answer:- The FDNY highly recommends the FLS/EAP Director
relocate the occupants to safe areas within the
building.
If a crash happens to a building requiring an EAP plan, what actions should
the building's FLS/EAP Director take and avoid? Accurate Answer:- The
FDNY highly recommends that the FLS/EAP Director implement a full
evacuation if the whole building is considered to be compromised.
When notifying the building occupants about a Non-Fire emergency, the FLSD
must announce "the 4 W's": Accurate Answer:- WHAT happened?
WHERE it happened?
WHAT provisions of EAP will be implemented?
WHY are they being instructed to follow these actions?
