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Fire & Smoke Panel Quiz
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If a general alarm is going off, I should...A. Silence the panel B. Check the panel, determine the location, immediately check the area C. Check the panel, call 911 D. Call Engineering to check the panel E. Check the panel, evacuate the building
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A supervisory warning means...A. There is an underlying issue with the panel or a device that needs to be immediately checked by a fire safety company B. The panel needs to be reset C. There is a fire somewhere in the building D. The panel is not receiving any power E. There is an issue with the panel and it should be silenced
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If the panel is not receiving power but everything else in the office is, I should...A. Wait for Engineering to fix it B. Call 911 to check the panel C. Wait to see if it turns back on D. Ask Engineering to flip the breaker E. Call AFPS immediately
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If a system trouble appears on the panel, I should...A. Let the Front Desk know B. Call Engineering to check the smoke detectors C. Call 911 D. Notify the fire safety company via email or call if neccessary E. Reset the panel
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If there is a general alarm, I should...A. Never silence the alarm B. Silence the alarm C. Reset the panel D. Ignore it E. Ask Engineering to check the panel
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To reset the panel, I should...A. Press the reset button B. Never reset the panel without permission C. Call Engineering to reset D. SIlence, then reset E. Pull the fire alarm
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There are fire and/or smoke annunciator panels located...A. Activities, Front Desk, Security B. Kitchen, Security, Tropical Market C. Front Desk, Security, Housekeeping D. Laundry, Security, Front Desk E. 16th floor, Security, Accounting
Fire & Smoke Panel Quiz (Answer Key)
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If a general alarm is going off, I should...A. Silence the panel B. Check the panel, determine the location, immediately check the area C. Check the panel, call 911 D. Call Engineering to check the panel E. Check the panel, evacuate the building
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A supervisory warning means...A. There is an underlying issue with the panel or a device that needs to be immediately checked by a fire safety company B. The panel needs to be reset C. There is a fire somewhere in the building D. The panel is not receiving any power E. There is an issue with the panel and it should be silenced
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If the panel is not receiving power but everything else in the office is, I should...A. Wait for Engineering to fix it B. Call 911 to check the panel C. Wait to see if it turns back on D. Ask Engineering to flip the breaker E. Call AFPS immediately
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If a system trouble appears on the panel, I should...A. Let the Front Desk know B. Call Engineering to check the smoke detectors C. Call 911 D. Notify the fire safety company via email or call if neccessary E. Reset the panel
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If there is a general alarm, I should...A. Never silence the alarm B. Silence the alarm C. Reset the panel D. Ignore it E. Ask Engineering to check the panel
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To reset the panel, I should...A. Press the reset button B. Never reset the panel without permission C. Call Engineering to reset D. SIlence, then reset E. Pull the fire alarm
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There are fire and/or smoke annunciator panels located...A. Activities, Front Desk, Security B. Kitchen, Security, Tropical Market C. Front Desk, Security, Housekeeping D. Laundry, Security, Front Desk E. 16th floor, Security, Accounting
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