The 'Fire Inspection & Code Enforcement Study Quiz 30' assesses knowledge on the complexities of code enforcement, court conduct for fire inspectors, permit processes, and responsibilities in the absence of a fire protection engineer. It's designed to enhance understanding and readiness in fire safety practices.
Exit access
The exit
Exit discharge
All of the above
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Have a complete knowledge of construction techniques
Know applicable codes for their jurisdiction
Know their legal limitation
All of the above
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Disserations
Technical terminology
Arguments
Semantics
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Fire and smoke dampers
Fire doors and partitions
Curtain boards (draft curtains)
All of the above
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Cylinders, tanks
Drums, barrels
Bottles, pipelines
Pipelines, cylinders
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Primary feeders
Secondary feeders
Distributors
Grid network
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Combustibility
Thermal conductivity
Chemical composition
Dimensions
All of the above
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Fire proofer
Flame arrester
Fire rating
Fire retardant
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NFPA - Fire Protection Handbook
NFPA - Conducting Fire Inspections, A Guide for Field Use
NFPA - Life Safety Code Handbook
NFPA - Field Incident Guide
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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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Be cooperative and helpful
Be resistive
Deny the inspector access
All of the above
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Fire inspector conducting an inspection for the permit
Occupant contacting the fire inspector and determining whether a permit is needed.
Inspection department receiving a complaint
Fire inspector issuing a permit over the phone
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Primary feeders
Secondary feeders
Inter connecting distributors
Dead end water mains
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Permit the building owner to avoid installing a fire pump
Boost the pressure or amount of water flowing through a sprinkler or standpipe system
Boost water pressure to upper floors when sprinkler or standpipe systems fail due to inadequate design
Protect the public water supply from backflow
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Ensure that overhead obstruction will not interfere with the fire apparatus placement
Ensure that the road surface of a facility will handle the weight of an apparatus
Determine the cost to the contractor of changes being required by the fire department
Ensure that the entrance to the facility is the correct width
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Load capacity
Means of egress
Means of access
Means of exit
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Surface runoff
Turning radius
Curb height
Parking space
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9
15
29
62
69
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Load capacity
Means of egress
Means of access
Means of exit
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Clear width
Accessibility
Common path of travel
Dead end corridor
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Outside technical assistance
Judges
Firefighters
The fire chief
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6
12
18
24
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Where the exit empties
Whether it is a ramp or stairway
The fire rating of the enclosure
All of the above
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Right handed
Left handed
Female
Male
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Signal notification
Fire alarm systems
Fire control
Smoke control
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Voltage unit
Mechanical circuit
Voltage circuit
Supervisory circuit
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When those inspections reported are on a standard checklist
When site drawings have not been provided
In cases of life threatening hazards, major renovations, and/or an extensive list of violations
When the inspector is unsure of a special requirement
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Day care centers, schools, and hotels
Hospitals and nursing homes
Hospitals, schools, and daycare centers
Hotels, motels, and nursing homes
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National Fire Code
International Conference of Building Codes
National Fire Protection Association
Authority having jurisdiction
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2.5
1
2
5
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Type I
Type II
Type III
Type IV
Type V
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Local codes, ordinances
Model codes, fire inspector
Fire marshal, fire inspector
Fire marshal, NFPA
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That a fire is in progress
A defective check valve
Fire department lines have charged the system
Possible frozen sprinkler heads
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Burning ember
Fire resistance
Flash over
Flame spread
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Proving the evidence
Presenting the facts
Recording the inspector's personal position
Justification of a recommendation
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Is not required to give the owner advance notice
Should call the owner and set an appointment
Should be accompanied by the complainant
Should be accompanied by the police
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Business
Commercial
Retail
Mercantile
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May only be used in a wet pipe configuration
Protrudes downward from the exposed pipe
Cannot be inverted for use in the pendant type sprinkler head
Can be installed in a side wall application
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The number of floors
The shape of the building
The multiple uses of the building
Temporary occupancy
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0 to 0.5
0.5 to 15
15 to 20
10 to 15
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Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
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Type I
Type II
Type III
Type IV
Type V
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0 to 0.5
0.5 to 15
15 to 20
10 to 15
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Carpet pill
Fire spread
Steiner tunnel
Flame spread
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Wet pipe
Dry pipe
Deluge
Pre action
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Indicating feeders
Secondary feeders
Primary feeders
Distributors
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Ventilation
Static electricity
Closed containers
Bonding containers
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United Nations numbering system
North American Emergency Response Guide
NFPA 704 System
Material Safety Data Sheets
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