Are you up to a knowledge quiz on Fire Inspection and Code Enforcement? Buildings these days are being set up with safety issues in mind, and this being said, they need to put the measure in place for some risks such as fire or other emergencies. In chapter 27, we got to cover much on fire inspection and code enforcement. Take up the quiz below and get to see just how much you understood.
Listening
Conversing
Addressing
15
20
25
Attending
Considering
Remembering
Hearing involves retaining what has been said; listening consists of decoding a message & assigning meaning to it
Hearing is the physiological process that involves sound waves striking the eardrum; listening is the active part of the communication process
Listening is the physiological process that involves sound waves striking the eardrum; hearing is the active part of the communication process
Focus on the messenger
Listen to the internal voice
Take notes at meetings or speeches
Medium
Channel
Message
Channel
Receiver
Feedback
Engage in singular perspective
Use language that is you based
Show respect for the feelings of the other person
Keep hands in pockets when speaking
Remain seated when giving presentations
Modify the use of eye contact when appropriate
Satisfaction
Visualization
Requirement
Jeans
T-shirts
Complete uniform
Flashlight
Eye protection
Personal protective equipment
Occupant load
Inspector's personal schedule
Size of the facility or occupancy
Arrive at the facility & announce the inspection
Fill out the proper forms & paperwork for the inspection
Contact the owner/occupant & determine a mutual agreed time
To check the occupancy's fire load
To look for locked or obstructed exits
To ensure correct occupancy classification
Special hazards
Previous violations
Construction plans
Number of stories of the structure
Construction or demolition activities
Height & width of flower beds in front of occupancy
Make a note & continue to the next item
Conclude the inspection & notify law enforcement
Require the owner/occupant to open the area immediately
Inspector's rank
Date of inspection
Fire protection features
Site plan
Plot plan
Floor plan
Drawing the details to scale
Filing the drawings in the correct file
Making a field sketch during the inspection
Unsafe conditions & behaviors
Code violations regarding locked areas
Code violations that involve major renovations
Location of doors & windows
Duties of the person reading the map
Present location of the person reading the map
One
Two
Three
Before school hours
At the same time of school day
At different times of the school day