F-07 Certificate of Fitness questions with verified
answers
1 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The name and address of the
business/occupancy, the type of business, the floors that are normally
occupied, the approximate number of employees, and the hours of
operation
10 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ Procedures for identifying and
assisting building occupants who require assistance because of an
infirmity, disability or other special need and the staff member(s)
responsible for assisting them
11 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for the daily
inspection of the premises to verify the following conditions, and the
staff member(s) responsible for such inspection
12 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for the ongoing
monitoring of the premises during regular business hours to verify
compliance of the following requirements, and the staff member(s)
responsible for monitoring:
2 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The location of all entrances and exits
(including emergency exits and fire escapes) and where they exit to
(which street or other location)
,3 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ Details regarding the Voice
Communication Capability and Fire Protection Systems in the building
and the name of the company responsible for maintaining them
4 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure by which a fire or
other emergency is reported to the FDNY and the staff member(s)
responsible for the reporting
5 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for notifying building
occupants of a fire or other emergency, and the staff member(s)
responsible for the notification
6 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for coordinating and
notifying the staff in other occupancies (within a mixed occupancy
building) during a fire or other emergency. Additionally, the staff
member(s) responsible for the coordinating and notification, and the
method of communication should be noted in the plan
7 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for coordinating with
firefighting, emergency medical service and other emergency response
personnel, including notifying those personnel upon their arrival of the
location of the emergency, and the staff member(s) responsible for the
coordination
8 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The means for receiving and the
procedure for monitoring a public emergency notification system
, 9 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The identity and location of CPR-
Qualified staff (if CPR-Qualified Staff are available) on the premises, and
how to contact them in case of an emergency
A classification Ans✓✓✓ are also known as Air Pressurized Water
(APW) fire extinguishers. Water is an extinguishing agent for regular
combustibles. 44 Class A PFE Portable fire extinguishers with a
classification of "BC" are used to extinguish flammable liquid fires and
electrical equipment fires. Portable fire extinguishers with a
classification of just "B" or a classification of just "C" do not exist. "BC"
portable fire extinguishers are red in color and range in size from 5-100
lbs. or larger. Class BC portable fire extinguishers are filled with sodium
bicarbonate or potassium bicarbonate. An example of a BC portable fire
extinguisher is shown below: As mentioned above, a portable fire
extinguisher with just a "C" classification does not exist. The "C"
classification indicates ONLY that the extinguishing agent is a non
conductor and is safe to use on live electrical fires. "C" fires will have
either an "A" component, such as ordinary combustibles around the
electrical item, or a "B" component such as an oil filled transformer or
some electrical device involving flammable liquids. This is the reason
"C" classifications are only attached to either a These extinguishers are
usually silver in color, approximately 3 feet in height and weigh
approximately 25 lbs. Class A portable fire extinguishers are useful in
buildings and occupancies that primarily contain Type A combustible
materials.
answers
1 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The name and address of the
business/occupancy, the type of business, the floors that are normally
occupied, the approximate number of employees, and the hours of
operation
10 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ Procedures for identifying and
assisting building occupants who require assistance because of an
infirmity, disability or other special need and the staff member(s)
responsible for assisting them
11 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for the daily
inspection of the premises to verify the following conditions, and the
staff member(s) responsible for such inspection
12 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for the ongoing
monitoring of the premises during regular business hours to verify
compliance of the following requirements, and the staff member(s)
responsible for monitoring:
2 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The location of all entrances and exits
(including emergency exits and fire escapes) and where they exit to
(which street or other location)
,3 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ Details regarding the Voice
Communication Capability and Fire Protection Systems in the building
and the name of the company responsible for maintaining them
4 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure by which a fire or
other emergency is reported to the FDNY and the staff member(s)
responsible for the reporting
5 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for notifying building
occupants of a fire or other emergency, and the staff member(s)
responsible for the notification
6 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for coordinating and
notifying the staff in other occupancies (within a mixed occupancy
building) during a fire or other emergency. Additionally, the staff
member(s) responsible for the coordinating and notification, and the
method of communication should be noted in the plan
7 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The procedure for coordinating with
firefighting, emergency medical service and other emergency response
personnel, including notifying those personnel upon their arrival of the
location of the emergency, and the staff member(s) responsible for the
coordination
8 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The means for receiving and the
procedure for monitoring a public emergency notification system
, 9 of preparedness plan Ans✓✓✓ The identity and location of CPR-
Qualified staff (if CPR-Qualified Staff are available) on the premises, and
how to contact them in case of an emergency
A classification Ans✓✓✓ are also known as Air Pressurized Water
(APW) fire extinguishers. Water is an extinguishing agent for regular
combustibles. 44 Class A PFE Portable fire extinguishers with a
classification of "BC" are used to extinguish flammable liquid fires and
electrical equipment fires. Portable fire extinguishers with a
classification of just "B" or a classification of just "C" do not exist. "BC"
portable fire extinguishers are red in color and range in size from 5-100
lbs. or larger. Class BC portable fire extinguishers are filled with sodium
bicarbonate or potassium bicarbonate. An example of a BC portable fire
extinguisher is shown below: As mentioned above, a portable fire
extinguisher with just a "C" classification does not exist. The "C"
classification indicates ONLY that the extinguishing agent is a non
conductor and is safe to use on live electrical fires. "C" fires will have
either an "A" component, such as ordinary combustibles around the
electrical item, or a "B" component such as an oil filled transformer or
some electrical device involving flammable liquids. This is the reason
"C" classifications are only attached to either a These extinguishers are
usually silver in color, approximately 3 feet in height and weigh
approximately 25 lbs. Class A portable fire extinguishers are useful in
buildings and occupancies that primarily contain Type A combustible
materials.
