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FIREGUARDS ARE REQUIRED TO
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REDUCE THE THREAT OF FIRE IN A VARIETY OF LOCATION
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FIRE GUARDS ARE REQUIRED TO
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REDUCE THE THREAT OF FIRES IN A VARIETY OF LOCATIONS
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FIREGUARDS ARE REQUIRED
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REDUCE THE THREAT OF FIRE IN A VARIETY OF LOCATION
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WHAT LOCATIONS FIREGUARDS ARE UTILIZED
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PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES, HOTELS, FILM STUDIOS, OFFICE BLDGS AND MARINAS
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WHEN ARE FIREGUARDS ARE USED
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A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS NOT INSTALLED
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WHAT OTHER REASON WHEN FIREGUARDS ARE USED
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WHEN AN AUTOMATIC FIRE SYSTEMS ARE SHUT DOWN OR BEING REPAIRED
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE
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MAKING SURE FIRE SAFETY REGULATIONS ARE OBEYED
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FIREGUARDS HAVE GOOD WORKING KNOWLEDGE
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BASIC FIRE FIGHTING AND FIRE PROTECTION TECHNIQUES
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FIREGUARDS MUST KNOW THE LOCATIONS
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ALL FIRE PROTECTION DEVICES
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WHAT ARE MAIN TYPES FIRE PULL STATIONS
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TWO INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PULL STATIONS
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AN INTERIOR PULL STATION IS REGURED EACH FLOOR NEAR
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THE NATURAL EXITS OF EACH FLOOR OF BLULDING
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IN LARGER BLDGS THE FIRE PULL STATION ARE LOCATED
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SPACED AND THE DISTANCED BE STATION NOT EXCEEDED 200 FEET AND MOUNTED ON THE WALL 3.5 TO 5 FEET ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL
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THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF PULL STATIONS WHAT ARE THEY
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SINGLE ACTION AND DOUBLE ACTION
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WHAT IS REQUIRED TO ACTIVATE A SINGLE ACTION PULL STATIONS
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1ST STEP TO ACTIVATE: PULL LEVER OR BREAKING GLASS
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WHERE ARE SINGLE ACTION PULL STATION FOUND
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PULL STATION IS ALLOWED IN DOORS MOSTLY IN OFFICE BLDGS
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WHAT IS ANOTHER WAY TO ACTIVATE SINGLE ACTION PULL STATION
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A PERSON TO BREAK A SMALL PONE OF GLASS WITH A SMALL METAL MALLET
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TO SHUTOFF A ACTIVE ALARM YOU MUST USE A
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SPECIAL KEY LOCATED NEAR THE CONTROL PANEL
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THE BULLHORN AND WALKIE TALKIE MUST BE INSPECTED WHEN
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BEFORE MAKING EACH PATROL
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IN SOME LOCATIONS A FIREGUARD IS EQUIPED WITHA
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WALKIE-TALKIE AND/OR BULLHORN
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DURING A FIRE EMERGENCY A FIREGUARD MUST REMAIN
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COMPOSED AND IN CONTROL OF SITUATION
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMARGENCY , THE FIREGUARD MUST ACTIVATE
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THE FIRE ALARM AND NOTIFY THE FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR
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WHEN AN EXTERIOR FIRE ALARM PULL STAION IS USED THE FIREGUARD
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MUST WAIT AT THE ALARM STATON UNTIL FIRE FIGHTING UNITS ARRIVE
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THE FIREGUARD MUST KNOW THE TELEPHONE NUBERS
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THE LOCAL FIRE COMPANY AND THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BOROAUGH COMMUNICATION OFFICE
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THE FIREGUARD MUST TAKE
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SURE THAT ALL EXITS , HALLWAYS AND STAIRCASES ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTION
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FIREGUARDS ALSO MAKIE SURE THAT EXITS SIGNS POSTED ABOVE DOORS ARE ALWAYS
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ILUMINATED
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THE SAFETY SIGNS ARE DESIGNED
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TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE OCCUPANTS
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SAFETY SIGNS MAY BE POSTED
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VARIOUS LOCATION INSIDE THE BLDGS
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AN FIRE EXIT LOCATION MUST BE BE AT LEAST
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THREE FEET WIDE
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRE
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CLASS A= COMBUSTBLE MATERIALS EXAMPLE WOOD . CLASS B= FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS EXAMPLE GREASE, CLASS C= ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE DRY CHEMICAL, CLASS D = IGNITEABLE METALS MAGNESIUM
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WHAT FIRE EXTINGUISHER CAN YOU USE IN CLASS A B C FIRES
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A MUILTI-PURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER
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WHAT SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ARE COMMONLY INSTALLED IN
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OFFICE BLULDING AND HOTELS
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THE SPRINKER HEADS IN THE AUTOMATIC SYSTEM ARE
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TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE
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STANDPIPE SYSTEM ARE COMMOMLY INSTALLED IN
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MANY BLULDINGS
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THE EXTINGUISHER MUST BE INSPECTED AND MAINTAINED LEAST ONCE EVERY
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6 MONTHS
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AN O S& Y VALVE IS SEALED IN
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OPEN POSITION
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AN O S &Y VALVE CONTROLS
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THE MAIN SUPPLY OF WATER INTO THE SPRINKLER AND /OR STANDPIPE SYSTEM
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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF A TYPICAL O S &Y VALVE
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1= STEM 2= HANDWHEEL 3=YOLK 4=VALVE BODY
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THE SPRINKLER AND STANDPIPE SYSTEMS MUSTED BE INSPECTED
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ANNUALLY BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN
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AN EMPLOYEE OF THE SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS IS DESIGNATED
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FIRE SAFETY COORDINATOR
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
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SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS , REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE ,AND EVAUCATION OF OCCUPANTS IN CASE OF FIR EMERGENCY
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IN A HOMELESS SHELTER , THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES
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THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
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FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR
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SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS, CAPS AND PICTURE ID
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FIREGUARDS ARE REQUIRED
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REDUCE THE THREAT OF FIRE IN A VARIETY OF LOCATION
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|
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WHAT LOCATIONS FIREGUARDS ARE UTILIZED
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PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES, HOTELS, FILM STUDIOS, OFFICE BLDGS AND MARINAS
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WHEN ARE FIREGUARDS ARE USED
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A SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS NOT INSTALLED
|
|
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WHAT OTHER REASON WHEN FIREGUARDS ARE USED
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WHEN AN AUTOMATIC FIRE SYSTEMS ARE SHUT DOWN OR BEING REPAIRED
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FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE
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MAKING SURE FIRE SAFETY REGULATIONS ARE OBEYED
|
|
|
FIREGUARDS HAVE GOOD WORKING KNOWLEDGE
|
BASIC FIRE FIGHTING AND FIRE PROTECTION TECHNIQUES
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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FIREGUARDS MUST KNOW THE LOCATIONS
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ALL FIRE PROTECTION DEVICES
|
|
|
WHAT ARE MAIN TYPES FIRE PULL STATIONS
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TWO INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PULL STATIONS
|
|
|
AN INTERIOR PULL STATION IS REGURED EACH FLOOR NEAR
|
THE NATURAL EXITS OF EACH FLOOR OF BLULDING
|
|
|
IN LARGER BLDGS THE FIRE PULL STATION ARE LOCATED
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SPACED AND THE DISTANCED BE STATION NOT EXCEEDED 200 FEET AND MOUNTED ON THE WALL 3.5 TO 5 FEET ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL
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THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF PULL STATIONS WHAT ARE THEY
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SINGLE ACTION AND DOUBLE ACTION
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|
|
WHAT IS REQUIRED TO ACTIVATE A SINGLE ACTION PULL STATIONS
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1ST STEP TO ACTIVATE: PULL LEVER OR BREAKING GLASS
|
|
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WHERE ARE SINGLE ACTION PULL STATION FOUND
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PULL STATION IS ALLOWED IN DOORS MOSTLY IN OFFICE BLDGS
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|
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WHAT IS ANOTHER WAY TO ACTIVATE SINGLE ACTION PULL STATION
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A PERSON TO BREAK A SMALL PONE OF GLASS WITH A SMALL METAL MALLET
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TO SHUTOFF A ACTIVE ALARM YOU MUST USE A
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SPECIAL KEY LOCATED NEAR THE CONTROL PANEL
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|
|
THE BULLHORN AND WALKIE TALKIE MUST BE INSPECTED WHEN
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BEFORE MAKING EACH PATROL
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|
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IN SOME LOCATIONS A FIREGUARD IS EQUIPED WITHA
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WALKIE-TALKIE AND/OR BULLHORN
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DURING A FIRE EMERGENCY A FIREGUARD MUST REMAIN
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COMPOSED AND IN CONTROL OF SITUATION
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|
|
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IN CASE OF FIRE EMARGENCY , THE FIREGUARD MUST ACTIVATE
|
THE FIRE ALARM AND NOTIFY THE FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR
|
|
|
WHEN AN EXTERIOR FIRE ALARM PULL STAION IS USED THE FIREGUARD
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MUST WAIT AT THE ALARM STATON UNTIL FIRE FIGHTING UNITS ARRIVE
|
|
|
THE FIREGUARD MUST KNOW THE TELEPHONE NUBERS
|
THE LOCAL FIRE COMPANY AND THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BOROAUGH COMMUNICATION OFFICE
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|
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THE FIREGUARD MUST TAKE
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SURE THAT ALL EXITS , HALLWAYS AND STAIRCASES ARE FREE OF OBSTRUCTION
|
|
|
FIREGUARDS ALSO MAKIE SURE THAT EXITS SIGNS POSTED ABOVE DOORS ARE ALWAYS
|
ILUMINATED
|
|
|
THE SAFETY SIGNS ARE DESIGNED
|
TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE OCCUPANTS
|
|
|
SAFETY SIGNS MAY BE POSTED
|
VARIOUS LOCATION INSIDE THE BLDGS
|
|
|
AN FIRE EXIT LOCATION MUST BE BE AT LEAST
|
THREE FEET WIDE
|
|
|
WHAT ARE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRE
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CLASS A= COMBUSTBLE MATERIALS EXAMPLE WOOD . CLASS B= FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS EXAMPLE GREASE, CLASS C= ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT EXAMPLE DRY CHEMICAL, CLASS D = IGNITEABLE METALS MAGNESIUM
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|
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WHAT FIRE EXTINGUISHER CAN YOU USE IN CLASS A B C FIRES
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A MUILTI-PURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER
|
|
|
WHAT SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ARE COMMONLY INSTALLED IN
|
OFFICE BLULDING AND HOTELS
|
|
|
THE SPRINKER HEADS IN THE AUTOMATIC SYSTEM ARE
|
TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE
|
|
|
STANDPIPE SYSTEM ARE COMMOMLY INSTALLED IN
|
MANY BLULDINGS
|
|
|
THE EXTINGUISHER MUST BE INSPECTED AND MAINTAINED LEAST ONCE EVERY
|
6 MONTHS
|
|
|
AN O S& Y VALVE IS SEALED IN
|
OPEN POSITION
|
|
|
AN O S &Y VALVE CONTROLS
|
THE MAIN SUPPLY OF WATER INTO THE SPRINKLER AND /OR STANDPIPE SYSTEM
|
|
|
WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF A TYPICAL O S &Y VALVE
|
1= STEM 2= HANDWHEEL 3=YOLK 4=VALVE BODY
|
|
|
THE SPRINKLER AND STANDPIPE SYSTEMS MUSTED BE INSPECTED
|
ANNUALLY BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN
|
|
|
AN EMPLOYEE OF THE SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS IS DESIGNATED
|
FIRE SAFETY COORDINATOR
|
|
|
FIREGUARDS ARE RESPONSIBLE IN A HOMELESS SHELTER
|
SAFETY OF ALL OCCUPANTS , REDUCE THREAT OF FIRE ,AND EVAUCATION OF OCCUPANTS IN CASE OF FIR EMERGENCY
|
|
|
IN A HOMELESS SHELTER , THE FIRE SAFETY SUPERVISES
|
THE FIREGUARDS AND OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES IN THE SHELTER
|
|
|
FIREGUARDS FOR SHELTERS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR
|
SOME TYPE FIREGUARD IDENTIFICATION ARMBANDS, CAPS AND PICTURE ID
|
|
|
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