F89 Emergency Action Plan Procedures 2

Question 1

How often must an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) be reviewed and updated according to NYC regulations?

Accepted Answer

Annually

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Every 5 years

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Every 2 years

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Only after a fire incident

Question 2

Which of the following must be included in a building's Emergency Action Plan?

Accepted Answer

Procedures for reporting emergencies and evacuation routes

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Architectural blueprints of every floor

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A list of all building tenants' employees

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Insurance policy information

Question 3

What is the first action an FLSD should take upon receiving a fire alarm signal?

Accepted Answer

Investigate or confirm the alarm location and nature of the emergency

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Immediately order full building evacuation

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Call 911 and wait for fire department arrival

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Silence the alarm to prevent panic

Question 4

In a non-fire emergency such as a power outage, what is the FLSD's primary concern?

Accepted Answer

Ensuring emergency lighting and egress paths remain functional

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Restoring power as quickly as possible

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Contacting the utility company

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Dismissing all building occupants for the day

Question 5

What is the purpose of a Fire Safety and Evacuation Plan (FSEP) as distinct from an EAP?

Accepted Answer

The FSEP specifically addresses fire emergencies and is required by the FDNY

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They are the same document with different names

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The FSEP is only for residential buildings

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The FSEP replaces the EAP in high-rise buildings

Question 6

Who is authorized to give the all-clear signal after a building emergency?

Accepted Answer

The Fire Department Incident Commander or FLSD after FDNY authorization

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Any floor warden

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The building owner or manager

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Building security staff