F-80 TEST/ ACTUAL QUESTIONS & VERIFIED ANSWERS, 2025 /
2026.
1. Alarm Silence Switch: Used To Silence The Building Audible And Visual
Devices After Evacuation Is Complete While The Source Of The Alarm Is Being
Investigated.
2. Building Occupants: All Persons In The Shelter, Including Employees,
Clients, Staff And Visitors.
3. Carbon Monoxide Alarm: A Single Or Multiple-Station Alarm Responsive To
Carbon Monoxide, Containing a Build-In Initiation Sensor, Audible Sounder
(Notification De- Vice), And Power Supply (Battery Or Electric With Battery Backup)
And Is Not Connected To a System.
4. Carbon Monoxide Detector: An Automatic Device That Senses Carbon
Monoxide And Is Connected To The Fire Alarm Control Panel
5. Central Station Company: A Facility That Receives Alarm Signals From a
Protected Premise And Retransmits Or Otherwise Reports Such Alarm Signals To
1/7
, The Fdny
6. Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters: F-
80 Certificate Of Fitness Holders
7. Deputy Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters-
: When The Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters Is
Absent, a Deputy Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless
Shelters Shall Be Present In The Building And Shall Perform The Duties Of The
Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters.
8. Evacuation: The Emptying Of a Building Of All Building Occupants In Response
To a Fire Or Other Emergency.
9. Emergency Preparedness Plan: The Emergency Preparedness Plans
Required Ensure That, In The Event Of a Fire Or a Non-Fire Emergency, There
Are Procedures In Place That Can Be Timely Implemented To Provide The
Information, Guidance, Direction And Assistance Needed To Protect The Safety
Of Building Occupants, Including, If Necessary, Effecting Their Evacuation,
Relocation Or Sheltering In Place.
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2026.
1. Alarm Silence Switch: Used To Silence The Building Audible And Visual
Devices After Evacuation Is Complete While The Source Of The Alarm Is Being
Investigated.
2. Building Occupants: All Persons In The Shelter, Including Employees,
Clients, Staff And Visitors.
3. Carbon Monoxide Alarm: A Single Or Multiple-Station Alarm Responsive To
Carbon Monoxide, Containing a Build-In Initiation Sensor, Audible Sounder
(Notification De- Vice), And Power Supply (Battery Or Electric With Battery Backup)
And Is Not Connected To a System.
4. Carbon Monoxide Detector: An Automatic Device That Senses Carbon
Monoxide And Is Connected To The Fire Alarm Control Panel
5. Central Station Company: A Facility That Receives Alarm Signals From a
Protected Premise And Retransmits Or Otherwise Reports Such Alarm Signals To
1/7
, The Fdny
6. Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters: F-
80 Certificate Of Fitness Holders
7. Deputy Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters-
: When The Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters Is
Absent, a Deputy Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless
Shelters Shall Be Present In The Building And Shall Perform The Duties Of The
Coordinator Of Fire Safety & Alarm Systems In Homeless Shelters.
8. Evacuation: The Emptying Of a Building Of All Building Occupants In Response
To a Fire Or Other Emergency.
9. Emergency Preparedness Plan: The Emergency Preparedness Plans
Required Ensure That, In The Event Of a Fire Or a Non-Fire Emergency, There
Are Procedures In Place That Can Be Timely Implemented To Provide The
Information, Guidance, Direction And Assistance Needed To Protect The Safety
Of Building Occupants, Including, If Necessary, Effecting Their Evacuation,
Relocation Or Sheltering In Place.
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