Fire Extinguishers
Fire Prevention
Fire Protection
Fire Detection
Building Code / Fire Code
100

The number and types of classes of fire extinguishers

5: A, B, C, D, and K 

100

Name 3 items that will fuel a Type A fire 

Paper, wood, plastics, cloth

100

When a fire alarm is activated, where are building occupants expected to meet?

Muster point

100

The brains of the fire detection system is called the

FACU - Fire Alarm Control Unit

100

Where is this room's fire evacuation plan? 

On the wall, next to the door.

200

3 types of materials that will fuel a type B fire.

Grease, gasoline, oil and oil-based paints

200

An example of a fire prevention measure

housekeeping, inspections, proper flammables storage
200

The type of sprinkler system where all sprinkler heads are open at all times for the purpose of quickly discharging large volumes of water

Deluge sprinkler system

200

The fire detection system requires ___ sources of power

Two: primary and secondary

200

The purpose of the National Building Code

Identifies the fire safety and fire protection features required in a building/facility design at the time of original construction

300

The place to aim the fire extinguisher when putting out a fire

At the base of the fire. 

300

The three priorities (in order) of Life Safety

Life, Property, Environment

300

This type of detection device responds to an increase in the ambient temperature

Heat detector

300

The vertical height, from the floor, at which a carbon monoxide fire detector should be positioned

5' from the floor

300

The National Fire Code defines "occupancy" as

The intended use of the building (including major and subsidiary occupancies)

400

The P.A.S.S. is an acronym for:

P - Pull the pin 

A - Aim 

S - Squeeze the handle 

S - Sweep the nozzle from side to side 

400

The stand-alone section of the Safety Codes Act that is focused on fire prevention

National Fire Code

400

The two most important considerations in selecting a detection system

1) the need for speed

2) accuracy of response

400

Examples of notification devices

Lights/strobes

Alarms

Speakers (for verbal direction)

Vibration devices

400

What is the building occupancy classification for NAIT?

Assembly (specifically, A2)

500

This extinguishing agent should never be used to extinguish an oil-based fire.

Water

500

Electrical equipment that has been designed specifically so that it is unable to release sufficient energy that could cause an ignition of a flammable gas is called:

Intrinsically safe

500

Name one PRO and one CON of halon extinguishing agents

PRO: Do not damage electrical components; vaporize quickly, leave no corrosive or abrasive residue.

CON: Displace oxygen in the room (making it difficult to breath), destroy ozone layer

500

This type of detector is not recommended in areas with lots of dust

Light Obscuring Smoke Detector

500

The occupancies which require a documented Fire Safety Plan

Assembly, Care, Treatment, Detention

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