Duties and Responsibilities of a Fire Guard Flashcards
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What is the primary duty of an F-03 fire guard at a place of assembly?
Answer: Preventing fire and ensuring life safety
The primary duty of an F-03 fire guard is to prevent fire and ensure the life safety of occupants in a place of assembly by monitoring conditions and enforcing fire safety regulations.
When must an F-03 fire guard be present at a place of assembly?
Answer: Whenever the venue is open to the public
An F-03 fire guard must be present whenever the place of assembly is open to the public, regardless of the day, time, or number of occupants.
A fire guard discovers a blocked emergency exit during an event. What is the correct immediate action?
Answer: Immediately clear the obstruction or have it removed
Blocked exits are an immediate life safety hazard. The fire guard must take immediate action to clear the obstruction or have it removed to ensure safe egress at all times.
How often should a fire guard conduct patrols of the venue during an event?
Answer: Continuously throughout the event
Fire guards should conduct continuous patrols throughout the event, regularly checking all areas including exits, aisles, and fire protection equipment.
An F-03 fire guard notices a patron smoking inside the venue. What should they do?
Answer: Politely inform the patron that smoking is prohibited and ask them to stop
The fire guard should politely but firmly inform the patron that smoking is prohibited in the venue and request compliance. If the patron refuses, the fire guard should notify management.
What is the fire guard's role in relation to the venue's fire safety plan?
Answer: Being familiar with and implementing the venue's fire safety plan
Fire guards must be thoroughly familiar with the venue's fire safety plan, including evacuation routes, assembly points, fire protection equipment locations, and emergency procedures.