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1. A reference manual for both uniformed and civilian inspectors, Fire Inspection and Code Enforcement. More » (7th edition) is a comprehensive source of information. This manual educates inspectors about the principles and techniques of fire prevention and life-safety inspection and code compliance.
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• A properly designed and maintained means of egress cannot function effectively when:

  • The means of egress contains smoke

  • Active fire-protection systems are in use

  • The total occupant load has been exceeded.

• During annual inspections, an inspector ensures that conditions have not changed in the occupancy, use, or exit requirements for the structure and:

  • Monitors the condition of existing means of egress

  • Ensures the structure matches the surrounding buildings

  • Documents that the structure has adequate hazard insurance

• • A.
  • B.
  • C.
• 4.
  • A.
  • B.
  • C.
• 5.
  • A.
  • B.
  • C.
• 6.
  What is the minimum width and height of a public way?

  • 5 feet

  • 10 feet

  • 15 feet

• Which of the following is an example of an exit access?

  • Horizontal exit

  • Unenclosed ramp or stairs

  • Doors at ground level that lead directly to the outside of the building

• Which of the following is an example of an exit?

  • Are of refuse

  • Unenclosed ramp or stairs

  • Doors at ground level that lead directly to the outside of the building

• • A.

    The exit and exit access must be at least 50% clear of obstructions

  • Only movable furnishings or decorations are allowed in the exit and exit access.

  • No furnishings or decorations may be allowed to obstruct or conceal an exit or exit access

• • A.
  • B.
  • C.
• 11.
  • A.
  • B.
  • C.
• 12.
  Which of the following components are designed to connect an interior exit stair to an exit door on the exterior of the structure?

  • Vertical exits

  • Horizontal exits

  • Exit passageways

• • A.
  • B.

    Alert emergency personnel of the exact location of the fire

  • Separate occupants from fire, smoke, and other hazardous elements during escape

• In new buildings, each of the model code organizations requires that doors serving as a component of a means of egress be at least_______wide.

  • 18 inches

  • 24 inches

  • 36 inches

• When do the exit requirements for a building take on a higher level of significance and must meet additional exiting system requirements?

  • If 30 or more people are in a room or occupancy

  • If 40 or more people are in a room or occupancy

  • If 50 or more people are in a room or occupancy

• • A.

    Open and close by remove control to allow easy access

  • Provide energy savings during times the building is in use

  • Close automatically to provide a smoke or fire barrier in a fire-barrier wall

• The fire-resistance rating of walls is based on the type of occupancy, type of building construction, and:

  • Whether the building has easily accessible fire extinguishers

  • Whether or not the building has an automatic sprinkler system

  • What type of hazard insurance is carried by the building owner

• If the ceiling is part of the fire-resistance-rated walls, the ceiling:

  • Must have the same rating as the walls

  • Must have a higher rating than the walls

  • Can have a lower rating than the walls

• • A.
  • B.
  • C.
• 20.
  • A.

    Handrails are required on both sides of the stairs

  • Stairways must be at least 60 inches wide.

  • Each flight of stairs between landings must be no longer than 18 feet

• Ramps become common elements in many occupancies in the US with the adoption of the:

  • Equal Access Law in 2000

  • Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990

  • United States standard building codes

• • A.

    They cannot be used as a means of egress in any structure

  • They may be used as part of a mean of egress in new construction

  • They may NOT be used as part of a means of egress in new construction

• Fire escapes slides must be of an approved type and rated at one exit unit per slide with a rated capacity of ______ persons.

  • 30

  • 50

  • 60

• The illumination and marking requirements of exits vary with:

  • Each model code organization

  • Each type of occupancy classification

  • The number of occupants and the time of day

• Exit markings must be positioned so that NO point in the exit access is more than _____ from the nearest visible sign.

  • 100 feet

  • 150 feet

  • 200 feet

• • A.
  • B.
  • C.
• 27.
  When should the auxiliary power system and emergency lighting system be tested?

  • Weekly

  • Every six months

  • Monthly and annually

• Which of the following terms refers to the total number of persons who may occupy a building or portion of it at any one time?

  • Building capacity

  • Occupant load

  • Maximum area per person

• The occupant load is determined by dividing the net floor area by the:

  • Gross floor area

  • Number of exits

  • Area per person (factor)

• • A.
  • B.
  • C.