Fire Marshal Directives 2023-01

Question 1

Who issues the directive regarding the notification of fires and explosions?

A) Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC)
B) Office of the Fire Marshal (OFM)
C) Local fire departments
D) Police authority having jurisdiction

Answer 1

B

Question 2

According to the directive, what is the responsibility of every assistant to the Fire Marshal?
A) Notify the police authority
B) Investigate the cause of fires
C) Follow the Fire Marshal’s directives
D) Secure the scene of fires

Answer 2

C

Question 3

When must assistants to the Fire Marshal notify the Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC)?
A) Only during regular business hours
B) Within 24 hours of the incident
C) Immediately upon becoming aware of specified incidents
D) After consulting with the local fire department

Answer 3

C

Question 4

What type of fires or explosions must be reported to the police authority having jurisdiction?
A) All fires and explosions
B) Only fires resulting in fatalities
C) Incendiary fires or explosions
D) Fires with minimal property damage

Answer 4

C

Question 5

When are car fires investigated by the OFM?
A) Always
B) Only if they result in a fatality
C) Only if they involve a motor vehicle collision
D) Only if they are suspected of being involved in a serious incident or result in a fatality or life-threatening injury

Answer 5

D

Question 6

What is considered a significant loss in the context of the directive?

A) Any loss over $500,000
B) Any loss over $1,000,000
C) Twice the residential average sale price for the community
D) Any loss that impacts multiple units

Answer 6

C