FDNY F-03 FIREGUARD EXAM
When should you inspect? - ANSWERS-Before any occupants arrive
Safety requirements: - ANSWERS-1) all features are when the are
supposed to be in accordance to the assembly drawing 2) Doors and
areas of exit must be in working order 3) exits must be free of
obstructions 4) no combustible waste of items in corridor 5)
maximum capacity posted 6) emergency exit lighting 7) exit places
have signs 8) seats are secure 9) fire alarm and sprinkler system are
functioning
What does ESCAPE mean? - ANSWERS-E-exits S-storage C-
capasity A-asiles P-protection E-emergency exit lighting
During event duties of FSP - ANSWERS-1) being aware of over
crowding 2) Monitore if obstructed aisles and exits 3) look for
situations that could result in emergency
How often should you inspect theaters? - ANSWERS-Daily
What to check in Theatre - ANSWERS-Emergency exits, automatic
fire doors, standpipe/sprinkler system, portable fire extinguishers, of
special effects are used make sure they don't cause hazards, manual
fire alarm boxes, skylights/stage smoke vents, no combustible waist in
the WHOLE theatre
, Manual Fire Alarm systems - ANSWERS-Checked by activating fire
alarm. Notify fire department
Automatic fire doors - ANSWERS-Must be checked daily. Shouldn't
be closed during fire
During a performance FSP are... - ANSWERS-In the main audience
During a performance using special effects FSP are... - ANSWERS-In
the wings
When should the event coordinator make a safety announcement -
ANSWERS-No more than 10 minutes before the performance (can
make an exception if one exit is clearly visible)
As a place of assembly safety personnel, you should verify if the
following requirements are complied: - ANSWERS-No smoking in a
theatre, aisles are not obstructed, procenium wall doors are kept
closed
If a passageway is more than 6ft and less than 16ft - ANSWERS-
Persons can stand as long as there is a 6ft gap and there are no more
than 4 people standing
If a passage way is 16ft deep or more - ANSWERS-Persons can stand
as long as there is 10ft deep
When should you inspect? - ANSWERS-Before any occupants arrive
Safety requirements: - ANSWERS-1) all features are when the are
supposed to be in accordance to the assembly drawing 2) Doors and
areas of exit must be in working order 3) exits must be free of
obstructions 4) no combustible waste of items in corridor 5)
maximum capacity posted 6) emergency exit lighting 7) exit places
have signs 8) seats are secure 9) fire alarm and sprinkler system are
functioning
What does ESCAPE mean? - ANSWERS-E-exits S-storage C-
capasity A-asiles P-protection E-emergency exit lighting
During event duties of FSP - ANSWERS-1) being aware of over
crowding 2) Monitore if obstructed aisles and exits 3) look for
situations that could result in emergency
How often should you inspect theaters? - ANSWERS-Daily
What to check in Theatre - ANSWERS-Emergency exits, automatic
fire doors, standpipe/sprinkler system, portable fire extinguishers, of
special effects are used make sure they don't cause hazards, manual
fire alarm boxes, skylights/stage smoke vents, no combustible waist in
the WHOLE theatre
, Manual Fire Alarm systems - ANSWERS-Checked by activating fire
alarm. Notify fire department
Automatic fire doors - ANSWERS-Must be checked daily. Shouldn't
be closed during fire
During a performance FSP are... - ANSWERS-In the main audience
During a performance using special effects FSP are... - ANSWERS-In
the wings
When should the event coordinator make a safety announcement -
ANSWERS-No more than 10 minutes before the performance (can
make an exception if one exit is clearly visible)
As a place of assembly safety personnel, you should verify if the
following requirements are complied: - ANSWERS-No smoking in a
theatre, aisles are not obstructed, procenium wall doors are kept
closed
If a passageway is more than 6ft and less than 16ft - ANSWERS-
Persons can stand as long as there is a 6ft gap and there are no more
than 4 people standing
If a passage way is 16ft deep or more - ANSWERS-Persons can stand
as long as there is 10ft deep
