What is the F-03 C of F designed for? - Answers For training individuals in fire safety maintenance
What is the primary role of a certified Place of Assembly Safety Personnel? - Answers Assisting and
managing evacuation and crowd control. Moving guests away from the hazard
What will be required to have and understand for the Certified Fitness Holder to complete their
primary role? - Answers
How often should fire drills be executed? - Answers Every 3 months for first two years, then every 6
months
E.S.C.A.P.E. - Answers Exits, Storage, Capacity, Aisles, Protection, Emergency exit lights
What are the duties of the Certified Fitness Holder during an emergency event? - Answers Help
guests make their way safely and calmly to the nearest exit while insuring paths are kept
unobstructed and being aware of potential hazards
What are the items on the Certified Fitness Holder's daily inspection checklist? - Answers Means of
Egress, fire doors, sprinklers, fire extinguishers, manual fire alarms, obstructions
In the case of Temporary Place of Assembly what is required of a Certified Fitness Holder to be
effective? - Answers A working knowledge of the site plan
What kind of temporary chairs are the smiley-faced people sitting in? - Answers Chairs that are
attached or ganged
What does PASS stand for? - Answers Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
Different classes of fire - Answers Class A: normal combustible materials
Class B: oil and other combustible liquids
Class C: electrical fire; after unplugged you can use Class A or B extinguishers
Class D: combustible metals; no water
Class K: Cooking oil fire
What are your responsibilities as a TPA Certified Fitness Holder during an event? - Answers Prevent
overcrowding, make sure aisles and pathways are unobstructed, and look for situations that could
become a potential hazard in an emergency
TPA - Answers Temporary Place of Assembly
Generally, from the orientation, as place of assembly safety personnel, you should know? - Answers
(1) the location and number of exits;
(2) the procedures of evacuation and the evacuation routes;
(3) the limitation of the number of occupants;
(4) the concessionaires and the nature of the activity they will conduct and the
associate risks;
(5) the locations of fire extinguishers;
(6) if there is a dedicated telephone line to the Fire Department shall be available
for an emergency.
What must you be equipped with if you are stationed at an exit? - Answers 1. Two way radio
2. Scanner to monitor capacity
3. Flashlight
FSP - Answers Fire Safety Plan
What are the two types of alarm pull stations, and how are they different? - Answers 1. Single Action
Station: requires only one step to activate
2. Double Action Station: requires two steps, first break or lift cover then pull
After engaging an alarm pull station, what must be done? - Answers Call 9-11
What are sprinklers designed to do? - Answers 1. Control the heat release rate of the fire to
2. Prevent building structure collapse
3. Pre-wet the surrounding materials to prevent fire spread
How are sprinklers triggered? - Answers Heat from fire
Dry Standpipe System - Answers Interconnecting pipes that bring water to various points throughout
the building for fire fighters
Wet Standpipe System - Answers Water is always in them
How do alarm systems warn site occupants if a fire condition occurs? - Answers Warns them to
evacuate the building