1.      Fires involving cloth and rubber.  

• Class A 

• Class B 

• Class C 

• Class D 

    

• Class K

Building contents that are liable to produce a considerable volume of smoke in case of fire but will not cause explosions or produce poisonous fumes. 

• Low hazard contents 

•   Moderate hazard contents 

      

• High hazard contents 

       

• Very high hazard contents 

     

• Non-explosive contents

Who must witness the testing and commissioning of the fire protective and warning system? 

• The Fire Marshall 

   

• The Fire Safety Inspector 

• Plan Evaluator 

• The Chief of the FSES 

• The Building Official

Fires involving sodium. 

• Class A 

   

• Class B 

• Class C 

• Class D 

• Class K

Based on the occupancy classifications in the Fire Code, dry and wet markets are classified as: 

• Business 

   

• Mercantile  

• Industrial 

• Special Structures 

• Mixed

Fires involving flammable liquids and gases. 

• Class A 

   

• Class B 

• Class C 

• Class D 

• Class K

A system of vertical pipes to which firehoses can be attached on each floor. 

• Standpipe system 

     

• Automatic fire suppression system 

   

• Sprinkler system 

• Riser 

• Fire detection and alarm system

A building is considered high-rise in the Fire Code when it is ___ meters of more in height.  

• 10 

   

• 15 

• 30 

• 40 

• 50

This person is tasked with the review of the plans and the specifications to determine the design’s compliance with the Fire Code and other life and safety standards. 

• Building Official 

   

• Plan Evaluator 

       

• Fire Safety Inspector 

    

• Chief of the FSES 

• Fire Marshall

Fire safety inspection not required for: 

• Certificate of Occupancy 

• Business Permit 

   

• Building Permit 

• It is required for all of the above 

• Both A and B