Fire Inspection & Code Enforcement Study Quiz 20 assesses knowledge on procedures, inspection reporting, and pre-inspection preparations in fire safety code enforcement. It is crucial for professionals aiming to ensure compliance and enhance safety measures in various jurisdictions.
Larger size pipes in the mains
Pumps to raise the systems pressure
Computer controlled pressure regulators
Negative coefficient of friction loss
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In plastic containers
In glass containers
In approved metal containers with lids on them at all times
In the corner of the room
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Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
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Existing records
A street map
The fire reports
Insurance records
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Provide documentation that an inspection took place
Document any violations that have been found
Provide documentation that violations were corrected on return visits
All of the above
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US Department of Transportation (DOT)
Petroleum Tank Institute (PTI)
National Transportation and Safety Board (NTSB)
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
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Atoms and radicals
New compounds
Chemical chain reaction
Flame interface
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Deluge, wet pipe, preaction
Gravity, direct pumping, combination system
Water, station, fire hydrant system
Piping, gravity, deluge
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Stored potential energy available
The pressure remaining in a water supply while water is flowing
Forward velocity pressure at the point of discharge
The minimum pressure required in a residential area
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Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
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Lowest Efficiency Level
Life Span Equivalency Label
Lower Explosive Limit
Lowest Evaporation Limit
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Lateral
Horizontal
Diagonal
Vertical
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Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
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Allows the inspector to spend more time in the office
Creates an additional opportunity for training and fire inspection
Enables the reviewer to point out discrepancies before construction begins
Increases the need for fire suppression activities
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Storage warehouses
All occupancies
Schools and assembly areas only
Schools and homes only
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Inadequate lighting
Penetrated fire wall
Concentration of vapor
Open atmosphere
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Wet, cool locations
Designed rooms which are safe, dry, and well ventilated
Sheds with uneven fireproof floors
Outside open areas without protection from adverse weather conditions
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The hood system covers fuel powered cooking equipment
Smoke and fire incidents are predicted to occur in the structure
Smoke and fire conditions are intensified by flammable liquids
HVAC ducts penetrate smoke and fire barrier walls
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Flammable liquids
Energized electrical equipment
Ordinary combustibles
Combustible metals
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Greases or flammable/combustible liquids
Energized electricl equipment
Combustible metals
Ordinary combustibles
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Burn slower than normal
Burn faster than normal
Not be effected by the oxygen
Not burn if oxygen is too rich
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Chemical
Electrical
Mechanical
Nuclear
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Operating stem
Stem nut
Automatic check
Drain hole
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Ramp
Means of egress
Corridor
Exit
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Ramps
Escalators
Exit passageways
Stairs
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Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
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Roof
Basement
Interior
Exterior
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Connect hand lines for attacking the fire
Back up the first attack units
Support system pressure
Test the system
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Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
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The thermostat temperature limit controls
Proximity of installation to combustibles
Asphyxiation due to in adequate make up air
The explosion potential
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Back draft
Thermal layering
Flashover
Buoyancy
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Operating stem
Stem nut
Automatic check
Drain hole
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Class A and B
Class B and C
Class A and C
Class A, B, and C
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Fire stops
Smoke detector activation
Duct of noncombustible construction
Fire dampers
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Home address and phone number of the inspector
Complete floor plans
Name and address of the business
Department's ability to handle a fire
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Classes
Gym or recess periods
School assemblies
The same time period on the same day of the week
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Prevent a tank from leaking
Prevent liquid from flowing into the structure if a leak should occur
Eliminate vapor release
Protect the storage tanks
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Polychloride drum
Steel pail
Any container approved for the liquid
No regulations if stored outside
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Carbon monoxide
Carbon dioxide
Carbon
PVC
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Flames flash across the ceiling
Flames flash across the top of a flammable liquid
The entire contents of a room or area is fully involved in fire
Flames roll across the ceiling in an area
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Wet pipe
Dry pipe
Deluge
Pre action
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Primary feeders
Secondary feeders
Inter connecting distributors
Dead end water mains
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Dry chemical
Wet chemical
Stored pressure AFFF
FFFP foam
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Residual pressure
Flow pressure loss
Friction loss
Static pressure
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Rust
Sedimentary
Tuberculation
Encrustation
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The fire department dispatcher
A private alarm contractor
Occupants of the protected area
Central monitoring station
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Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
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Never become argumentative on the witness stand
Make sure that all physical evidence, exhibits, photographs, notes, and reference materials are brought to court
Attempt to answer a question you do not know
Remain impartial. Do not give the impression that you have a personal dislike for the defendant
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