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Fire Officer p166

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary goal of preincident planning?

a)

To train firefighters in emergency response

b)

To ensure the building is up to code

c)

To reduce insurance costs for the building owner

d)

To develop a written plan valuable to both the building owner and fire department

2.

Which of the following contributes to vertical fire spread?

a)

False ceilings

b)

Open pipe chases

c)

Cocklofts

d)

Large open areas

3.

What should the preincident plan identify regarding fire spread?

a)

The number of fire extinguishers in the building

b)

Anticipated areas of fire spread

c)

The number of exits

d)

The age of the building

4.

What is the role of the on-site liaison during an incident?

a)

To call the fire department

b)

To evacuate the building

c)

To coordinate with the fire department once command is established

d)

To provide refreshments to the fire department

5.

What type of information does the preincident plan provide?

a)

A history of past incidents

b)

A list of building tenants

c)

A schedule of fire drills

d)

Critical information for responding personnel

6.

What is included in the plot plan of a preincident plan?

a)

The building's construction materials

b)

The building's architectural style

c)

The relationship of the building to other features

d)

The building's interior design

7.

What is the purpose of a floor plan in a preincident plan?

a)

To provide a history of the building

b)

To show the building's exterior design

c)

To identify considerations for a fire attack

d)

To list the building's occupants

8.

What is a fire code?

a)

A manual for fire extinguisher use

b)

A legally enforceable regulation related to fire and life safety

c)

A set of guidelines for building design

d)

A list of fire department personnel

9.

What is the 'catastrophic theory of reform'?

a)

A method for predicting fire spread

b)

A strategy for building evacuation

c)

A theory that suggests fire codes are adopted after disasters

d)

A training program for firefighters

10.

Who is typically the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) for a state fire code?

a)

The local fire chief

b)

The state fire marshal

c)

The building owner

d)

The city mayor

11.

Which disaster led to the adoption of many fire code requirements?

a)

The San Francisco Earthquake

b)

The Johnstown Flood

c)

The Iroquois Theatre fire

d)

The Great Chicago Fire

12.

What is the purpose of maintaining preincident plans in electronic form?

a)

To reduce paper usage

b)

To allow automatic retrieval of information during an alarm

c)

To make it easier to share with the public

d)

To ensure data is never lost

13.

What should a preincident plan's standardized format allow?

a)

Quick access by the officer

b)

Easy editing by the building owner

c)

Automatic updates

d)

Simple translation into other languages

14.

What is a mini/max code?

a)

A code that applies only to small buildings

b)

A code that sets both minimum and maximum standards

c)

A code that is optional for local jurisdictions

d)

A code that is used only in emergencies

15.

What additional information can be kept in a lock box at the site?

a)

Insurance documents

b)

Building plans and fire alarm drawings

c)

Maintenance logs

d)

Employee records