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WHAT LOCATIONS FIREGUARDS ARE UTILIZED PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES
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HOTELS
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE FIREGUARD MUST ACTIVATE THE STATION THE FIRE ALARM AND NOTIFY THE FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR
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THE FIREGUARD MUST MAKE SURE THE EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRCASES ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTION
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRE CLASS A= COMBUSTBLE MATERIALS EXAMPLE WOOD . CLASS B= FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS EXAMPLE GREASE
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CLASS C= ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE DRY CHEMICAL
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS
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REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE
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IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
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THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
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FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS
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CAPS AND PICTURE ID
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE WALKIE TALKIE IS USED TO TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FIRESAFETY COORDINATOR
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IN A SHELTER
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THE BULLHORN MAY BE USED TO NOTIFY THE OCCUPANTS THAT THERE IS A FIRE IN THE SHELTER
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IN LARGE BLDGS
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THE FIRE ALARM BOX STATION MUST BE SPACED SO THAT THE DISTANCE BETWEEN DOES NOS NOT NOT EXCEED 200 FEET
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IN A SHELTER
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THE FIREGUARD'S INSTRUCTIONS AND THEIR ACTIONS PLAY AN INPORTANT ROLE IN REDUCING PANIC DURING AN EMERGENCY TRUE OR FASE TRUE
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I THE FIREGUARDS MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRWAYS ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS
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THE FIREGUARD IS REGUIRED TO MAKE REGULAR INSPECTION AND PATROLS OF THE ASSIGNED AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY IN A SHELTER OBSTRUCTION FREE
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SELF CLOSING DOORS NOT PROP OPEN LOCKS NOT INSTALLED ON EXIT DOORS. POTENTIAL IGNITION SOURCES LIKE FRAYED ELECTRICAL WIRES
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IF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INSTALLED
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IT MUST BE VISUALLY INSPECTED BY THE FIRE GUARD AND ANY DEFECTS FOUND TO THE SUPERVISER
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE FIREGUARD MUST ACTIVATE THE STATION THE FIRE ALARM AND NOTIFY THE FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR
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THE FIREGUARD MUST MAKE SURE THE EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRCASES ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTION
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRE CLASS A= COMBUSTBLE MATERIALS EXAMPLE WOOD . CLASS B= FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS EXAMPLE GREASE
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CLASS C= ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE DRY CHEMICAL
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS
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REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE
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IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
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THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
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FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS
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CAPS AND PICTURE ID
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE WALKIE TALKIE IS USED TO TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FIRESAFETY COORDINATOR
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IN A SHELTER
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THE BULLHORN MAY BE USED TO NOTIFY THE OCCUPANTS THAT THERE IS A FIRE IN THE SHELTER
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IN LARGE BLDGS
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THE FIRE ALARM BOX STATION MUST BE SPACED SO THAT THE DISTANCE BETWEEN DOES NOS NOT NOT EXCEED 200 FEET
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IN A SHELTER
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THE FIREGUARD'S INSTRUCTIONS AND THEIR ACTIONS PLAY AN INPORTANT ROLE IN REDUCING PANIC DURING AN EMERGENCY TRUE OR FASE TRUE
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I THE FIREGUARDS MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRWAYS ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS
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THE FIREGUARD IS REGUIRED TO MAKE REGULAR INSPECTION AND PATROLS OF THE ASSIGNED AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY IN A SHELTER OBSTRUCTION FREE
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SELF CLOSING DOORS NOT PROP OPEN LOCKS NOT INSTALLED ON EXIT DOORS. POTENTIAL IGNITION SOURCES LIKE FRAYED ELECTRICAL WIRES
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IF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INSTALLED
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IT MUST BE VISUALLY INSPECTED BY THE FIRE GUARD AND ANY DEFECTS FOUND TO THE SUPERVISER
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRE CLASS A= COMBUSTBLE MATERIALS EXAMPLE WOOD . CLASS B= FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS EXAMPLE GREASE
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CLASS C= ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE DRY CHEMICAL
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS
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REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE
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IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
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THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
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FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS
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CAPS AND PICTURE ID
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE WALKIE TALKIE IS USED TO TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FIRESAFETY COORDINATOR
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IN A SHELTER
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THE BULLHORN MAY BE USED TO NOTIFY THE OCCUPANTS THAT THERE IS A FIRE IN THE SHELTER
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IN LARGE BLDGS
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THE FIRE ALARM BOX STATION MUST BE SPACED SO THAT THE DISTANCE BETWEEN DOES NOS NOT NOT EXCEED 200 FEET
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IN A SHELTER
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THE FIREGUARD'S INSTRUCTIONS AND THEIR ACTIONS PLAY AN INPORTANT ROLE IN REDUCING PANIC DURING AN EMERGENCY TRUE OR FASE TRUE
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I THE FIREGUARDS MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRWAYS ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS
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THE FIREGUARD IS REGUIRED TO MAKE REGULAR INSPECTION AND PATROLS OF THE ASSIGNED AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY IN A SHELTER OBSTRUCTION FREE
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SELF CLOSING DOORS NOT PROP OPEN LOCKS NOT INSTALLED ON EXIT DOORS. POTENTIAL IGNITION SOURCES LIKE FRAYED ELECTRICAL WIRES
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IF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INSTALLED
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IT MUST BE VISUALLY INSPECTED BY THE FIRE GUARD AND ANY DEFECTS FOUND TO THE SUPERVISER
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS
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REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE
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IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
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THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
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FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS
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CAPS AND PICTURE ID
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE WALKIE TALKIE IS USED TO TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FIRESAFETY COORDINATOR
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IN A SHELTER
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THE BULLHORN MAY BE USED TO NOTIFY THE OCCUPANTS THAT THERE IS A FIRE IN THE SHELTER
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IN LARGE BLDGS
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THE FIRE ALARM BOX STATION MUST BE SPACED SO THAT THE DISTANCE BETWEEN DOES NOS NOT NOT EXCEED 200 FEET
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IN A SHELTER
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THE FIREGUARD'S INSTRUCTIONS AND THEIR ACTIONS PLAY AN INPORTANT ROLE IN REDUCING PANIC DURING AN EMERGENCY TRUE OR FASE TRUE
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I THE FIREGUARDS MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRWAYS ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS
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THE FIREGUARD IS REGUIRED TO MAKE REGULAR INSPECTION AND PATROLS OF THE ASSIGNED AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY IN A SHELTER OBSTRUCTION FREE
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SELF CLOSING DOORS NOT PROP OPEN LOCKS NOT INSTALLED ON EXIT DOORS. POTENTIAL IGNITION SOURCES LIKE FRAYED ELECTRICAL WIRES
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IF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INSTALLED
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IT MUST BE VISUALLY INSPECTED BY THE FIRE GUARD AND ANY DEFECTS FOUND TO THE SUPERVISER
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IN STANDPIPE SYSTEMS
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IN NORMAL CONDITIONS THERE IS NO WATER IN THE PIPING WHAT IS IT FILL WITH THE PIPING SYSTEM IS FILL WITH AIR PRESSURE
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IN A STANDPIPE SYSTEM
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WHEN THE VALVE IS OPENED A SUPERVISORY DEVICE IS SINGALLED TRUE OR FALSE TRUE
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IN A STANDPIPE SYSTEM
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WHEN A WATER FLOW DOES WHAT SOUNDS A LOCAL ALARM TO ALERT THE OCCUPANTS IN THE BLULDING
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IN A STANDPIPE SYSTEM
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THE ALARM IS TRANSMITTED TO A CENTRAL STATION COMPANY
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IN PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
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THE ANNNUAL TEST AND RECHARGING MUST BE PERFORMED BY A CERTIFIED COMPANY OR PERSON HOLDING A CERTIFICATE OF FITNESS FOR THIS PURPOSE
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WITH PROTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
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THE FIREGUARD MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL INSPECTIONS AND TESTS ARE RECORDED IN THE INSPECTION LOG
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IN HOTELS AND MOTELS
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A FIREGUARD MUST BE ON DUTY 24 HOURS ADAY WHEN THE FIRE ALARM
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IN HOTELS AND MOTELS
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THE FIRE WARDENS
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IN HOTELS AND MOTELS
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FIRE WARDENS AND DEPUTY FIRE WARDENS ARE TRAINED VOLUNTEERS PROVIDED BY THE TENANTS IN THE BUILDING
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IN HOTELS AND MOTELS
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WHAT IS A FIRE SAFETY PLAN THIS PLAN GIVES A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF WHAT MUST BE DONE IN CASE OF A FIRE EMERGENCY AND MUST BE APPROVED BY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
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IN HOTELS AND MOTELS
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A COPY OF THE FIRE SAFETY PLAN MUST BE DISTRIBUTED BY ALL EMPLOYEES AND TENANTS
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IN HOTELS AND MOTELS
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EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE PLAN SHOULD BE POSTED SEVERAL LOCATIONS
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THE FIREGUARD MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL COMBUSTIBLE CLEANING AGENTS
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PAINTS
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FOR COMBUSTIBLE CLEANING AGENTS
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THIS STORAGE AREA PROTECT THE MATERIALS FROM POTENTIAL SOURCES OF IGNITION
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IN DRILL EXERCISES
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THE FIREGUARD MUST ASSIST THE FIRE DRILL CONDUCTOR DURING THE FIRE DRILL
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IN HOTELS/MOTELS
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A FIRE DRILL MUST BE CONDUCTED AND THEREAFTER FIRE DRILLS CAN BE CONDUCTED ONCE EVERY SIX MONTHS
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IN HOTELS
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BLULDINGS LESS THAN 100 FEET IN HEIGHT REENTRY FROM THE STAIRWAY IS NOT REQUIRED
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IN HOTELS
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A DAILY INSPECTION LOG MUST BE MAINTAINED BY THE FIREGUARD
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IN HOTELS
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IN A DAILY INSPECTION LOG THE FOLLOWING ITEMS MUST BE RECORDED 1. NUMBER OF INSPECTIONS 2. DEFECTS DISCOVERED 3
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IN HOTELS
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EACH FIRE GUARD MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH A WALKIE AND BULLHORN
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MY PERSONAL FIREGUARD STRATEGY IS LOG IN BOOK EVERY STATUS
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AND STATUS OF SAFETY DEVICES
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IN HOTELS
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SAFETY SIGNS MUST BE POSTED AT SEVERAL LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE BLULDING TRUE OR FALSE `TRUE
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IN HOTELS
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A SAFE4TY SIGN BE POSTED ON EVERY FLOOR INSIDE THE STAIRWAYS AND NEXT TO EACH ELEVATOR
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A SIGN "FLOOR 12
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ELEVATOR A" WHAT IS THE REASON FOR THIS SIGN THE SIGN MAKE IT EASY FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL TO IDENTIFY THE QUICKEST ROUTE TO A FIRE
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IN HOTELS
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WHAT WILL A SIGN SAY IF IT IS POSTED ON EVERY FLOOR AT THE ELEVATOR LANDING THE SIGN MUST INDICATE THAT THE ELEVATOR MUST NOT BE USED IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY
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IN HOTELS
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IS THE EXAMPLE OF WHAT A ELEVATOR LANDING SIGN SAY. " IN CASE OF FIRE
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IN HOTELS
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ELEVATOR SIGNS MUST INDICATE THE LOCATION OF THE STAIRWAYS ON THE FLOOR
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IN HOTELS
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A SIGN MUST INDICATE WHETHER ENTRY TO THE BUILDING IS PERMITTED FROM THE FLOOR
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE FIREGUARD MUST ACTIVATE THE FIRE ALARM AND NOTIFY THE FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR
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THE FIREGUARD MUST TAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRCASES ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTION
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRE CLASS A= COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS EXAMPLE WOOD . CLASS B= FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS EXAMPLE GREASE
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CLASS C= ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE DRY CHEMICAL
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS
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REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE
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IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
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THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
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FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS
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CAPS AND PICTURE ID
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE WALKIE TALKIE IS USED TO TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FIRE SAFETY COORDINATOR
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IN A SHELTER
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THE BULLHORN MAY BE USED TO NOTIFY THE OCCUPANTS THAT THERE IS A FIRE IN THE SHELTER
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IN LARGE BLDGS
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THE FIRE ALARM BOX STATION MUST BE SPACED SO THAT THE DISTANCE BETWEEN DOES NOS NOT NOT EXCEED 200 FEET
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IN A SHELTER
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THE FIREGUARD'S INSTRUCTIONS AND THEIR ACTIONS PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN REDUCING PANIC DURING AN EMERGENCY TRUE OR FALSE TRUE
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I THE FIREGUARDS MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRWAYS ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS
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THE FIREGUARD IS REQUIRED TO MAKE REGULAR INSPECTION AND PATROLS OF THE ASSIGNED AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY IN A SHELTER OBSTRUCTION FREE
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SELF CLOSING DOORS NOT PROP OPEN LOCKS NOT INSTALLED ON EXIT DOORS. POTENTIAL IGNITION SOURCES LIKE FRAYED ELECTRICAL WIRES
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IF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INSTALLED
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IT MUST BE VISUALLY INSPECTED BY THE FIRE GUARD AND ANY DEFECTS FOUND TO THE SUPERVISOR
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WHAT LOCATIONS FIREGUARDS ARE UTILIZED PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES
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HOTELS
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE FIREGUARD MUST ACTIVATE THE FIRE ALARM AND NOTIFY THE FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR
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THE FIREGUARD MUST TAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRCASES ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTION
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRE CLASS A= COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS EXAMPLE WOOD . CLASS B= FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS EXAMPLE GREASE
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CLASS C= ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE DRY CHEMICAL
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS
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REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE
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IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
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THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
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FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS
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CAPS AND PICTURE ID
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMERGENCY
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THE WALKIE TALKIE IS USED TO TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FIRE SAFETY COORDINATOR
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IN A SHELTER
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THE BULLHORN MAY BE USED TO NOTIFY THE OCCUPANTS THAT THERE IS A FIRE IN THE SHELTER
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IN LARGE BLDGS
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THE FIRE ALARM BOX STATION MUST BE SPACED SO THAT THE DISTANCE BETWEEN DOES NOS NOT NOT EXCEED 200 FEET
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IN A SHELTER
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THE FIREGUARD'S INSTRUCTIONS AND THEIR ACTIONS PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN REDUCING PANIC DURING AN EMERGENCY TRUE OR FALSE TRUE
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I THE FIREGUARDS MUST MAKE SURE THAT ALL EXITS
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HALLWAYS AND STAIRWAYS ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS
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THE FIREGUARD IS REQUIRED TO MAKE REGULAR INSPECTION AND PATROLS OF THE ASSIGNED AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY IN A SHELTER OBSTRUCTION FREE
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SELF CLOSING DOORS NOT PROP OPEN LOCKS NOT INSTALLED ON EXIT DOORS. POTENTIAL IGNITION SOURCES LIKE FRAYED ELECTRICAL WIRES
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IF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS INSTALLED
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IT MUST BE VISUALLY INSPECTED BY THE FIRE GUARD AND ANY DEFECTS FOUND TO THE SUPERVISOR
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WHAT LOCATIONS FIREGUARDS ARE UTILIZED PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES
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HOTELS
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