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Fire Drills

These quizzes have been designed to assist individuals in becoming a well rounded Fire and Life Safety Director. Croker’s quiz training module may be used in conjunction with Croker’s FDNY accredited course (and distributed course material) to aid in the learning process.
How to use this quiz training module:
Press the Get Started button below to begin. After selecting an answer, click the Next Question button to see if your answer is correct (green) or incorrect (red).
If correct, click Next Question again to proceed to the next slide. If incorrect, you may continue to try until you get the correct answer before moving on to the Next Question.

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Question 1.
In the first two (2) years following the acceptance of the Fire Safety and Emergency Action Plan, how frequently must fire drills be conducted in a NEW Class B Building?

A. Every Four Months for the First Three Years (following occupancy of the building), every six months thereafter

B. Every Three Months for the First Two Years (following acceptance of the Comprehensive Fire Safety and Emergency Action Plan), every six months thereafter

C. Every Six Months for the First Two Years (following acceptance of the Comprehensive Fire Safety and Emergency Action Plan), every twelve months thereafter

D. Every Six Months

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Question 2.
Regarding Fire and EAP drill/training records in Group B (office) buildings, all of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

A. Fire drill records can be combined with EAP logbook

B. Records of fire drills can be kept in the FSP logbook

C. FSP staff training records are kept in the FSP logbook

D. EAP drill records kept in the EAP logbook shall be kept for 4 years

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Question 3.
When conducting a fire drill, whom should building occupants be instructed to notify FIRST?

A. 911

B. The Building Manager

C. Their Family Members

D. Their Company’s Owner

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Question 4.
During a fire drill, occupants of the building are . . .

A. Required to use the Exits During the Drill

B. Not Required to Vacate their Cubicle

C. Not Required to Leave the Floor

D. Required to Leave the Floor

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Question 5.
Who is allowed to conduct a fire drill in a building which requires a Fire and Life Safety Director (FLSD)?

A. Building Manager (Certified in Building Management)

B. Fire Department Representative

C. FDNY Certified Fire Guard

D. Fire Drill Conductor – Under the Supervision of the Fire and Life Safety Director (FLSD)

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Question 6.
In the first two (2) years following the acceptance of the Fire Safety and Emergency Action Plan, how frequently must fire drills be conducted in a NEW Class B Building?

A. Quarterly

B. Twice Every Six Months

C. Once Every Six Months

D. Once a Year

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Question 7.
Hotels and motels must conduct fire drills at least _____ per shift.

A. Monthly

B. Semi-Annually

C. Quarterly

D. Annually

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Question 8.
How frequently should existing buildings conduct fire drills?

A. Once a Year

B. Quarterly

C. Once Every Six Months

D. Twice Every Six Months

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Question 9.
Which statement is true concerning Fire Drills and Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Drills?

A. Must be Scheduled After Regular Business Hours

B. Can be Eliminated after Two Years

C. Must be Conducted on Separate Dates

D. Can be Combined

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Question 10.
Who shall participate in Fire Drills in a Group B (office) building?

A. Occupants of Every Other Floor

B. All Building Occupants

C. Building Staff Only

D. Volunteer Occupants Only

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Question 11.
Which of the statements listed below is NOT an objective of having Fire Drills. Fire Drills are conducted …

A. To assure the prompt response to fire alarms as designated

B. To assure the prompt reporting of fire

C. To assure the immediate initiation of the fire safety procedures to safeguard life and contain fire

D. To provide proper education as a part of one-time only employee indoctrination

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Question 12.
When conducting fire drills, the Fire and Life Safety Director (FLSD) should NOT teach building occupants:

A. The importance of listening for and complying with the directions from emergency responders

B. To follow their own instinct instead of the FLS Staff’s instruction

C. The importance of listening for announcements and directions

D. That the FLS Staff are trained to keep building occupants safe

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Question 13.
When conducting a fire drill, building occupants should be instructed to move to which location if fire alarm systems activate with no additional information?

To the roof

At least 4 floors below their present location

At least 3 floors below their present location

At least 2 floors below their present location

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