Fire Watch Operations Flashcards
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What is the difference between an F-01 and F-02 fire guard certificate?
Answer: F-01 covers construction sites and temporary heating devices; F-02 covers sprinkler system impairments
F-01 is specific to construction site fire watch and buildings with temporary heating devices, while F-02 covers fire watch during impairment of fire protection systems like sprinklers.
What personal equipment should an F-01 Fire Guard carry during rounds?
Answer: A flashlight, fire watch log, radio or phone, pen, and access to a fire extinguisher
Essential equipment includes a flashlight for dark areas, log and pen for documentation, communication device for emergencies, and knowledge of nearest fire extinguisher locations.
What should the fire guard pay special attention to during night shift patrols?
Answer: Unattended heat sources, smoking violations, unauthorized persons, and any unusual odors or sounds
Night patrols present additional challenges including darkness, reduced staffing, and greater risk of undetected hazards. Special attention to heat sources left on and unauthorized access is critical.
What should a fire guard do at the beginning of each shift?
Answer: Review the previous shift's log, check fire extinguisher status, verify communication equipment, and familiarize with any new hazards
A proper shift start involves reviewing what happened on the previous shift, verifying all equipment is functional, and noting any changes to site conditions or hazards.
How should a fire guard handle suspicious odors during patrol?
Answer: Investigate the source, document the finding, and report to the supervisor; evacuate if gas is detected
Unusual odors can indicate smoldering fires, gas leaks, or chemical hazards. Immediate investigation and appropriate reporting can prevent a small problem from becoming a disaster.
What is the proper way to document a hazard found during fire watch?
Answer: Record the time, location, description of the hazard, and corrective action taken in the fire watch log
Proper documentation includes when the hazard was found, exactly where it was, a clear description, and what was done about it. This creates an official record for compliance and follow-up.