Chap 14 Places of Assembly Flashcards

1
Q

These are designed to hold a large number of people, often in large open areas. Minimum occupancy load of 50 people.

A

Place of assembly

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Q

One of the biggest hazards with fires in Places of Assembly?

A

The large number of people who are already unfamiliar with the buildings and exits. Panic sets in.

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3
Q

A significant fire fighter safety issue at assembly occupancy is what?

A

Personnel accountability due to odd floor plans and smoke causing disorientation.

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4
Q

Where should RIC teams be in incidents involving places of assembly?

A

At every entry point.

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5
Q

Why is it important for FIre Fighters to take over the elevators?

A

Prevents victims from trying to use them to escape also preventing them from going to the fire floor in an extremely hazardous situation.

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Q

What is key to extinguishing fire in places of assembly, especially in large buildings.

A

Locate and confining until you can get a hose line hooked to the built in fire protection systems.

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7
Q

It is very hard to ventilate places of assembly such as arenas without the use of what?

A

HVAC

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Q

On site fire personnel typically take control of the fire alarm systems in places of assembly, especially during events.

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9
Q

How should search and rescue operations in places of assembly be broken down to ensure efforts are efficient and no building areas are missed?

A

Geographically according to the buildings layout.

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