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Fire, Emergency and Security Systems Mock SE3003

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the commercial risks associated with the inappropriate behaviour of a representative of the installation company?

a)

There are no risks

b)

The detrimental outcome falls on the individual concerned and has no impact on the company

c)

Loss of reputation and retention of business

d)

The individual may be arrested

2.

Which legislation states the general requirements for the segregation of waste materials on sites?

a)

Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations

b)

Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR)

c)

The Health and Safety at Work etc. Act (HSWA)

d)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Regulations

3.

Carrying out a risk assessment and controlling the risks identified will most likely:

a)

Increase the likelihood of accidents and ill health

b)

Increase the severity of injury

c)

Reduce the amount of documentation required

d)

Reduce the likelihood of accidents

4.

What is the required angle for a ladder to be safely positioned against a wall?

a)

Two metres out for every four metres up the wall

b)

One metre out for every four metres up the wall

c)

One metre out for every two metres up the wall

d)

Two metres out for every six metres up the wall

5.

To protect yourself from harm, you should:

a)

Complete the task assigned regardless of hazards

b)

Be aware of personal safety and avoid taking risks

c)

Only use fire safety rules when required

d)

Always have safety clothing nearby

6.

Every employer has a responsibility to ensure:

a)

That written instructions are provided for every task

b)

All electrical equipment is tested monthly

c)

The health, safety and welfare of all employees

d)

That employees are qualified in health and safety

7.

Where there is a risk of abrasion and mechanical damage, the best cables to use when circuits need to be run through a duct and into an external compound are:

a)

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cables

b)

Steel wire armoured cables

c)

Fire resisting cables

d)

Composite alarm cables

8.

For certain types of public and commercial buildings, low smoke and fume (LSF) cables must be used, because:

a)

they are smaller, lighter and more flexible than polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cables

b)

they are cheaper than other cables and minimises costs for public works

c)

they are smoke and flame retardant and will not produce poisonous gases when exposed to fire

d)

in the event of a fire, they produce less black smoke than polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cables

9.

What is the main purpose of system commissioning?

a)

To satisfy the requirements of the accreditation body

b)

To ensure the system is fully functional

c)

So that a completion certificate can be issued

d)

To ensure the system complies with the relevant British Standard

10.

What is the main objective of the final handover for an alarm system?

a)

To ensure a satisfactory understanding of the components, their locations along with the knowledge of all the operating functionality

b)

To train the operators how to set and unset the system

c)

To highlight the locations of the principle high risk areas

d)

To gain the correct knowledge of what to do if the system fails

11.

What documentation is not usually provided to the client during handover?

a)

The logbook

b)

Intruder alarm system component documentation

c)

The invoice for the completed works

d)

Contact details of your company in case of fault or activation

12.

When preventative or corrective maintenance on a site is completed, it is most appropriate to record it in:

a)

the company expenses

b)

the systems logbook

c)

a HSE accident report book

d)

a diary for future reference

13.

When an installation is complete, it is important to update and finalise the system layout drawing. This is also known as:

a)

a design sample

b)

a design drawing

c)

an as fitted document

d)

a system specification

14.

Why are shielded (screened) cables, often specified for data transmission signals, used for system installation?

a)

They offer protection against radio frequency interference

b)

They can be earthed to metal objects for superior installation

c)

They are of a higher quality than a standard flexible cable

d)

They are protected against deliberate or accidental damage

15.

What type of cables should be used in industrial applications where there is a high probability of electrical noise?

a)

Shielded (screened) cables

b)

Alarm cables

c)

Multi-core cables

d)

Low smoke halogen free (LSHF) cables

16.

What is the correct formula for calculating current?

a)

I = V x R

b)

I = V / R

c)

I = V + R

d)

I = V - R

17.

What is the overall resistance value of two 2KOhm resistors connected in parallel?

a)

0.5KOhms

b)

1KOhms

c)

2KOhms

d)

4KOhms

18.

The main purpose of a system log book is to:

a)

meet the insurance conditions for the installation

b)

provide useful information for the maintenance engineer

c)

record all instances of security breaches

d)

allow the customers to identify and fix any faults

19.

When handing over an alarm system, what documentation would the customer be supplied with?

a)

User manual

b)

Installation manual

c)

Manufacturing manual

d)

Site survey manual

20.

When carrying out an installation, at what stage is the system programmed and tested for correct operation?

a)

First fix

b)

Second fix

c)

Design

d)

Commissioning

21.

What is the collection of documents that would be produced prior to commencing an installation?

a)

MAMS

b)

RAMS

c)

SAMS

d)

RSAM

22.

It is most important to follow industry and company codes of practice to:

a)

enable companies to maximise profits

b)

minimise risks and hazards on sites

c)

maintain high standards of work and credibility

d)

stay ahead of the competition with up to date technology

23.

Which electronic device would most likely be used by a technician to allow them to communicate and control their daily work and job progress?

a)

Personal digital assistant

b)

Electronic calculator

c)

Analogue watch

d)

GPS tracker

24.

Lawfully, personal data about customers held by a company must be:

a)

shared with all relevant parties

b)

kept for no longer than necessary

c)

processed on a regular basis

d)

detailed and informative

25.

Which of the following is the common cloud service related to the design of secure storage, retrieval and sharing of data and information?

a)

Microsoft Azure

b)

Internet Explorer

c)

Mozilla Firefox

d)

Ubuntu Linux

26.

In which of the following would you find information on personal data retention?

a)

Data Protection Act 2018

b)

Freedom of Information Act 2000

c)

Human Rights Act 1998

d)

Care Act 2014/16

27.

What is a NAS?

a)

Wi-Fi provider

b)

Telephone number storage server

c)

Type of cable

d)

Data storage server

28.

When communicating with customers it is important to always use:

a)

technical terminology

b)

verbal communication only

c)

non-verbal communication only

d)

both verbal and non-verbal communication

29.

To prevent misunderstandings between contractor and subcontractor, information should always be:

a)

put in writing

b)

communicated face-to-face

c)

shared online

d)

recorded via voice mail

30.

The main reason for good communication in a team is to:

a)

improve staff punctuality

b)

meet the company's standards

c)

ensure everyone knows what they are doing

d)

ensure there will be no disagreements

31.

Which of the following behaviours most suitably demonstrates active listening to a customer?

a)

Looking at the customer directly and asking questions to clarify certain points

b)

Pre-empting what the customer may be asking

c)

Ensuring you take detailed notes during each interaction

d)

Responding emotionally and carefully planning your response while the customer is speaking, to prevent conversation gaps

32.

The best definition of commercial awareness is:

a)

Understanding what makes a business or organisation successful

b)

Knowing the amount of profit a business makes annually

c)

Knowing all of the products a business sells

d)

Understanding the company structure

33.

The Electricity at Work Regulations require that:

a)

All portable electrical equipment must undergo portable appliance testing (PAT) every 12 months

b)

All portable electrical equipment must undergo portable appliance testing (PAT) by an electrician

c)

Employers replace electrical equipment every 7 years

d)

All electrical systems shall be maintained so as to prevent danger

34.

Building strong and positive customer relationships will most likely lead to:

a)

Fewer workplace accidents

b)

An increase in conflict and disputes

c)

An increase in profit margins

d)

An improved reputation and repeat business

35.

After completion of an installation job, it is most appropriate to:

a)

Provide the customer with relevant information about their new equipment

b)

Ask for payment immediately and ensure funds clear before leaving the premises

c)

Move on to your next customer as soon as possible to be as efficient as possible

d)

Attempt to sell further products and services to the customer

36.

If you wilfully contribute to environmental harm and damage, the most serious consequence you may face is:

a)

Prosecution

b)

Suspension from work

c)

Disciplinary proceedings at work

d)

A verbal warning from the site supervisor

37.

The importance of completing a security risk assessment is to:

a)

Ensure that the most profit is made from the job

b)

Comply with manual handling regulations

c)

Ensure that the client’s requirements for security of site and systems are met

d)

Know what tools to bring on site

38.

What standards are applicable when completing a security intruder risk assessment?

a)

BS EN 50131

b)

BS EN 50132

c)

BS EN 50133

d)

BS EN 50172

39.

What major consideration should be accounted for in planning a security system?

a)

Make it expensive for a larger company to profit

b)

The location and risk factors present

c)

How quickly it can be installed

d)

What tools you may need

40.

Which type of cameras work successfully with infrared (IR) illumination?

a)

Monochrome or cameras that switch to monochrome when IR is active

b)

All cameras

c)

High resolution colour cameras

d)

Dome cameras

41.

When selecting a passive infrared sensor for a Grade 3 system what must be incorporated?

a)

Anti-mask and back tamper

b)

Pet friendly sensors

c)

LED indication

d)

High impact plastic body

42.

When commissioning an intruder alarm system, the main purpose of a walk test is to ensure the:

a)

customer is happy with the installation standard

b)

detection devices are located in the correct locations

c)

sounders are working correctly

d)

detection devices are communicating with the control panel correctly

43.

The main purpose of putting a date on a standby battery is to:

a)

make it look official

b)

allow the customer to be informed

c)

highlight its periodical update

d)

ensure it does not get mixed up with others

44.

What is meant by the term 'quiescent load'?

a)

Total load of the system under a test condition

b)

Power required under alarm condition

c)

Power requirement when idle

d)

Maximum load of the system

45.

In accordance with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) wiring regulations, the recommended vertical spacing for metal clips should be:

a)

10cm

b)

20cm

c)

30cm

d)

40cm

46.

A tamper circuit is designed to protect:

a)

cables from being cut

b)

the integrity of the system, including device lids and cable infrastructures

c)

the lids only of the detection devices

d)

the main panel and keypads from abuse

47.

What would best describe a grade 3 intruder alarm?

a)

A system that provides a low level of protection

b)

A system offering protection against intruders with limited expertise

c)

A medium risk system offering protection against a more experienced intruder

d)

A DIY installation

48.

What is the operating voltage of a door contact?

a)

0 volts

b)

12 volts

c)

24 volts

d)

240 volts

49.

What length of standby requirement is necessary for a grade 3 system?

a)

9 hours

b)

12 hours

c)

24 hours

d)

48 hours

50.

When commissioning the installation of an automatic gate, you must ensure that the gate starts to reverse before a crushing force of how much is exceeded in the crush area (between the gate and the post)?

a)

400 Newtons

b)

600 Newtons

c)

700 Newtons

d)

800 Newtons

51.

Real-time recording in a CCTV system Network Video Recorder means the unit is capable of:

a)

recording 24/7

b)

capturing images and recording 35-45 fps

c)

capturing images and recording 25-30 fps

d)

capturing images and recording 20-30 fps

52.

Which of the following is a key advantage of a zoom lens over a static lens?

a)

The zoom lens provides a better picture quality

b)

The zoom lens provides colour images

c)

The zoom lens has varying degrees of views/images

d)

The zoom lens can be used outdoors

53.

The main difference between a passive infrared sensor (PIR) detector and a dual tech detector is that:

a)

a PIR is a better detection device for picking up movement

b)

dual tech has two different detection technologies within it

c)

dual tech can be fixed on its side

d)

a PIR only detects large objects

54.

When installing the remote key pad on an intruder alarm system, which of the following locations is preferred?

a)

In a public space

b)

Outside the main entrance door

c)

At a high level so children cannot touch it

d)

A safe location within the protected area

55.

Before committing to installing a detection device, you must ensure that:

a)

the environment is appropriate for the device

b)

the customer knows when you may be able to get the job completed by

c)

you are only using what it says on the specification

d)

you have added the device to the circuit list

56.

An installation engineer can wire devices in series when they want to:

a)

isolate a circuit

b)

share the power source from another device

c)

connect more than one device on the same circuit

d)

disconnect only one device

57.

When ordering or fitting electronic locks or keeps, it is most important to know the:

a)

weight of the door

b)

width of the door

c)

thickness of the door

d)

height of the door

58.

An emergency release call point should always remove power to the locking device by:

a)

sending a signal to the local controller to allow egress

b)

disconnecting the positive wire to the lock

c)

sending a signal to the reader to allow egress

d)

disconnecting the 230V AC mains supply

59.

When selecting a suitable lens size to give a wide field of view, which of the following is the most suitable?

a)

2mm

b)

8mm

c)

12mm

d)

25mm

60.

The outcome of installing a grade 2 device onto a grade 3 intruder alarm system is that the:

a)

system will work as normal

b)

system will not set

c)

level of security is reduced

d)

customer will need to set this zone separately