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Question 1

1. If a known life hazard is discovered and immediate action could prevent the loss of life,
   appropriate action (rescue activity) may be taken by an individual member. This applies only for
   a known life hazard, not for standard search and rescue activity. A known life hazard is defined
   as follows: Please choose the most correct answer describing a known life hazard?
   (Ladders 3, section 1.1)
   A) A victim can be seen by the rescuer.
   B) A victim can be heard by the rescuer.
   C) A member has information from a credible source or a person at the scene indicating the
   location of the life hazard.
   D) All of the above.

Answer 1

1. Answer: D

Question 2

2. According to Ladders 3 please choose the correct description(s) of an Old Law Tenement?
   (Ladders 3, section 1.2)
   A) Three to seven stories.
   B) 20’ to 25’ wide.
   C) 50’ to 85’ deep.
   D) Interior stairs to cellar (may have been removed if building has been renovated).
   E) Some form of light/air shaft may be provided. These shafts are open at the top.
   F) Extensive fire stopping.
   G) Combustible contents and structural components result in a hot smoky fire.
   H) The presence of Energy Efficient Windows (EEW) will further increase heat, gases and
   smoke conditions, possibly leading to a flashover or backdraft.

Answer 2

2. Answer: A, B, C, D, E, G, H = F = Limited fire stopping.

Question 3

3. The first Ladder Company to arrive has all of the following responsibilities at an Old Law
   Tenement fire except? (Ladders 3, section 1.3.1)
   A) Ladder company operations on the fire floor.
   B) Determine life hazard and rescue as required.
   C) Roof ventilation and a visual check of rear and sides from this level.
   D) Laddering as needed.
   E) If second Ladder Company will not arrive within a reasonable time, make interior search
   and removal of endangered occupants above the fire, only if ordered by the Incident
   Commander.

Answer 3

3. Answer: E = If second Ladder Company will not arrive within a reasonable time, make
   interior search and removal of endangered occupants above the fire. (You do not need IC
   approval.)

Question 4

4. The second Ladder Company to arrive has all of the following responsibilities at an Old
   Law Tenement fire; please choose the correct item(s)? (Ladders 3, section 1.3.2)
   A) All floors above the fire floor for search, removal, ventilation and to check for fire
   extension.
   B) Confirm roof ventilation, assist first unit.
   C) Check rear and sides of buildings.
   D) Reinforce laddering and removal operations when necessary

Answer 4

4. Answer: A, B, C, D

Question 5

5. Size Up is an ongoing evaluation of the problems confronted within a fire situation. Size up
   starts with the receipt of the alarm and continues until the fire is under control. This process may
   be carried out many times and by many different individuals during a fire. Some of the factors
   that all members must consider in size-up are incorrectly found in which choice(s) below?
   (Ladders 3, section 1.4)
   A) Time -Governs the life hazard. Night fires mean poor visibility, buildings locked effecting
   delay in access. A tenement fire is less serious at night than in daytime.
   B) Life - The most serious factor at any fire. What is the location of the life hazard in relation
   to the fire? Life hazard to firefighters must also be considered.
   C) Area - Building or occupancy area. Large areas to be searched requiring search lines. Large
   areas generate fires of great intensity, heavy volumes of smoke and severe heat.
   D) Height - Building height will govern the use of the Aerial and/or Tower Ladder and
   portable ladders.
   E) Exposures - May be adjoining buildings or areas within the fire building itself (auto
   exposure) e.g., floor to floor via windows, and across shafts or adjoining apartments.

Answer 5

5. Answer: A = Time -Governs the life hazard. Night fires mean poor visibility; buildings
   locked effecting delay in access. A tenement fire is more serious at night than in daytime.

Question 6

6. Please choose the incorrect definition from the list below? (Ladders 3, section 3)
   A) Light Fire Situation - a fire which can be extinguished with the operation of one hand-line
   and/or hand extinguishers or those that can be readily extinguished without resorting to
   extinguishing agents.
   B) Medium Fire Situation - a fire which may be extinguished with the stretching of two handlines.

Answer 6

6. Answer: B = Medium Fire Situation - a fire which may be extinguished with the operation
   of two hand-lines.

Question 7

7. Ventilation tactics must be controlled, communicated to and coordinated by the Ladder
   Company Officer inside the fire area to be vented. Before ordering any horizontal or initial
   vertical ventilation the officer must evaluate the impact the ventilation tactic will have on interior
   conditions. The Ladder Company Officer inside the fire area shall: Please choose the incorrect
   item(s) from the list below? (Ladders 3, section 6)
   A) Ensure door control at the fire area entrance.
   B) Maintain situational awareness by monitoring handie-talkie transmissions.
   C) Evaluate information from members operating on the exterior such as life hazards,
   ventilation profile, bars on windows.
   D) Evaluate wind conditions that could impact exterior conditions.
   E) Communicate the location of the fire, fire conditions or difficulty finding the fire to the
   Engine Officer or Incident Commander.

Answer 7

7. Answer: D = Evaluate wind conditions that could impact interior conditions

Question 8

8. Company Officers must maintain communication with members not operating under their
   immediate supervision to determine their status. The interval between contacts should be
   frequent enough to provide for the safety of the firefighter being monitored without
   monopolizing the frequency. Members are under the “Immediate Supervision” of an Officer
   when: Please choose the most correct answer from the list below? (Ladders 3, section
   3.2)
   A) They are within visual or voice contact of the Officer.
   B) They are working with a search line or hose line which is under the supervision of an
   Officer.
   C) All of the above.

Answer 8

8. Answer: C

Question 9

9. According to Ladders 3 the chauffeur of an aerial ladder shall not operate in a manner that
   will in any way impede their return to the pedestal and cause a delay in positioning or
   repositioning the aerial for rescue or removal operations. The chauffeur must notify their
   ______________ of intended destination when leaving this primary position. Please fill in the
   blank? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.4)
   A) Incident Commander
   B) Ladder Company Officer
   C) Both A and B

Answer 9

9. Answer: B

Question 10

10. According to Ladders 3 the chauffeur of an aerial ladder shall position the apparatus for
    complete coverage and immediate use. If unable to attain this position the __________________
    must be notified. Please fill in the blank? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.4)
    A) Incident Commander
    B) Ladder Company Officer
    C) Both A and B

Answer 10

10. Answer: C

Question 11

11. A situation that can arise at a fire in an Old Law Tenement is the obvious need to use the
    aerial for the roof firefighter but at the same time there is an apparent need to remove an
    occupant. Consider the following factors in reaching a decision as to its initial use: Please
    choose the incorrect item from the list below? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.4)
    A) Emotional state of the occupant - An agitated, frightened occupant or one threatening to
    jump should be removed first.
    B) Fire/Smoke in the immediate vicinity of the occupant - Consider providing attention if the
    occupant would be endangered or seriously disturbed by any delay in his/her removal.
    C) Location and severity of the fire - A rear first floor fire will not normally require immediate
    removal of occupants from the 3rd, 4th, or higher floors in the front of the building. Conversely,
    a fire on the upper floors rarely requires removal operations on lower floors.
    D) The Time Element - When aerial ladder is needed both for removal and roof access, roof
    access can be given priority if the person to be removed is in no immediate danger. If any doubt
    exists remove the occupant first.

Answer 11

11. Answer: B = Fire/Smoke in the immediate vicinity of the occupant - The occupant must
    receive instant attention if he/she would be endangered or seriously disturbed by any delay in
    his/her removal.

Question 12

12. “Prior to conducting any horizontal ventilation tactics from the exterior, the first due
    OV shall request permission from the first due Ladder Company Officer to coordinate
    ventilation tactics with interior operations.” Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the
    above paragraph? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.5)
    A) Agree or D) Disagree

Answer 12

12. Answer: A

Question 13

13. There are occasions when the first due OV position is varied, such as a store fire in an Old
    Law Tenement. Please choose an incorrect procedure from the list below for this type of
    operation as the first due OV? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.5)
    A) Ventilate the rear of the store from the exterior.
    B) Prior to conducting any horizontal ventilation tactics from the exterior the OV shall request
    permission from the Ladder company Officer to coordinate the ventilation with interior
    operations.
    C) If rear ventilation would expose people on a fire escape, ventilate immediately after they
    are out of danger.
    D) If a delay in ventilation is encountered and/or anticipated, notification should be made to
    the Incident Commander.

Answer 13

13. Answer: D = If a delay in ventilation is encountered and/or anticipated, notification should
    be made to their company officer.

Question 14

14. There are occasions when the first due OV position is varied, such as a top floor fire in an
    Old Law Tenement. Please choose an incorrect procedure(s) from the list below for this type of
    operation as the first due OV? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.5)
    A) Proceed to roof with saw and Halligan hook.
    B) If possible, descend the fire escape from roof level and provide coordinated ventilation
    with interior operations.
    C) VEIS will be completed if the OV teams up with the second OV (or another available
    member).
    D) If unable to descend the fire escape notify the Incident Commander, attempt coordinated
    ventilation of the fire apartment from roof level, and then assist the roof firefighter with roof
    vent.

Answer 14

14. Answer: A = Proceed to roof with saw and Halligan tool. D = If unable to descend the fire
    escape notify the Ladder Company Officer, attempt coordinated ventilation of the fire apartment
    from roof level, and then assist the roof firefighter with roof vent.

Question 15

15. Venting for Search - Prior to venting from the fire escape, the first due OV must receive
    permission from the Ladder Company Officer via HT. The OV might not be aware of conditions
    in the apartment. With the exception of a known life hazard, the entry and search will be
    completed if he/she teams up as follows: Please choose the most correct answer?
    (Ladders 3, section 3.2.5)
    A) When there is only a rear fire escape (railroad apartments) OR the fire apartment is in the
    rear, the OV and Roof Firefighter (or another available member) shall team up and enter the fire
    apartment from that fire escape.
    B) When there is a front fire escape AND the fire apartment is in the front, the OV and
    Chauffeur (or another available member) shall team up and enter the fire apartment from that fire
    escape.
    C) All of the above.15. Answer: C

Answer 15

15. Answer: C

Question 16

16. The first due Roof Position at an Old Law Tenement fire should take which tools from the
list below? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.5)
A) Handie-Talkie
B) Flashlight
C) Halligan tool
D) 6`Hook
E) Life Saving Rope

Answer 16

16. Answer: A, B, C, E = D = 6`Halligan Hook (Can Man & OV take 6’ hook.)

Question 17

17. Access to the roof of an Old Law Tenement can be accomplished by all of the following,
    which one is least desirable for the first due Roof Firefighter? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.6)
    A) Adjoining Building.
    B) Aerial Ladder.
    C) Rear Fire Escape.

Answer 17

17. Answer: C

Question 18

18. The first due Roof Firefighter at a fire in an Old Law Tenement is responsible for the
    following: Please choose the incorrect procedure from the list below? (Ladders 3,
    section 3.2.6)
    A) Conduct a size-up of the roof for available vertical ventilation points including a visual
    survey of the exterior of the building.
    B) Look for any life hazard and reassess the ventilation profile of the fire conditions.
    C) Communicate findings to the Ladder Company Officer (such as life hazards, fire and
    smoke conditions).
    D) Unless addressing a known life hazard, upon hearing radio transmissions that the interior
    team has door control on the fire floor, or a hose-line is being flaked out in front of the fire
    apartment, the Roof Firefighter shall immediately proceed to the bulkhead and perform vertical
    ventilation.

Answer 18

18. Answer: D = Unless addressing a known life hazard, upon hearing radio transmissions that
    the interior team has door control on the fire floor, or a charged hose-line is advancing into the
    fire apartment, the Roof Firefighter shall immediately proceed to the bulkhead and perform
    vertical ventilation.

Question 19

19. If the Officer does not want vertical ventilation performed due to fire conditions preventing
    control of the fire apartment door; the Roof Firefighter will not perform vertical ventilation. The
    Roof Firefighter will perform the following actions, which are not considered vertical
    ventilation: Please choose the most correct procedure(s) from the list below? (Ladders
    3, section 3.2.6)
    A) They will force open the bulkhead door, if conditions are tenable, the member should reach
    in and probe the immediate area of the bulkhead for potential victims and then immediately close
    and control the door until the Officer orders vertical ventilation.
    B) If the bulkhead door cannot be closed and controlled for any reason (e.g. victim removal,
    damaged door), immediately notify the Incident Commander.
    C) The objective is to control the vertical flow path of fire conditions until the members have
    control of the fire apartment door or are advancing into the fire apartment with a charged hoseline.
    D) All of the above.

Answer 19

19. Answer: A & C = B = If the bulkhead door cannot be closed and controlled for any
    reason (e.g. victim removal, damaged door), immediately notify the Ladder Company Officer
    inside the fire area to be searched.

Question 20

20. Please choose an incorrect consideration from the list below according to Ladders 3?
    (Ladders 3, section 3.2.6)
    A) Heavy smoke and high heat issuing from the bulkhead doorway or scuttle would obviously
    require further ventilation such as removal of the skylight. The absence of these indications does
    not necessarily mean that skylight ventilation is not required.
    B) Opening a bulkhead door or scuttle cover will always give a true indication of interior fire
    conditions.
    C) Roof firefighters should evaluate other factors (heavy smoke or fire showing from several
    windows, etc.) in determining the amount of ventilation that will be required when the door to
    the fire apartment is opened.

Answer 20

20. Answer: B = Opening a bulkhead door or scuttle cover will not always give a true
    indication of interior fire conditions; the door to the fire apartment may not be open, either
    because it has not been forced or because it is being held in a closed position.

Question 21

21. Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the below definition? (Ladders 3,
    section 3.2.6)
    “Walk Through Bulkhead - A structure at the uppermost portion of interior stairs that
    may isolate the front section of the roof from the rear. You cannot walk through the
    bulkhead to reach the other section of the roof.”
    A) Agree or D) Disagree

Answer 21

21. Answer: D = A structure at the uppermost portion of interior stairs that may isolate the
    front section of the roof from the rear. One must walk through the bulkhead to reach the other
    section of the roof.

Question 22

22. Should a firefighter be caught in the public hallway while moving from the rear to front
    apartment when the door to the fire apartment is opened below, they may be exposed to severe
    heat, smoke and flame, placing that member in an extremely precarious position. They should
    follow which procedure(s) from the list below? (Ladders 3, section 3.2.6)
    A) In this event, drop to the floor and slide or roll to the nearest wall. This position places the
    member away from the rising column of heat and flame and increases the member’s chance for
    survival.
    B) Following the initial release of heat and flame, the member may be able to move
    horizontally or vertically to a safer position or be assisted by members working below who have
    been alerted to their predicament.
    C) The most dangerous access may be breaching a wall between the front and rear apartments.
    D) All of the above.

Answer 22

22. Answer: A & B = C = The less dangerous access may be breaching a wall between the
    front and rear apartments.

Question 23

1. When a distressed member has been located, the appropriate radio transmission must be
   made. Whether or not the removal involves a conscious or unconscious member, the most correct
   actions will follow what order? (MMID ch3 4.1)
   A) Fire/Environment, Air, Immediate medical care (if required and possible,) Removal
   B) Fire/Environment, Air, Immediate medical care (in all cases,) Removal
   C) Fire/Environment, Air, Removal, Immediate medical care (if required and possible)
   D) Fire/Environment, Air, Removal, Immediate medical care (in all cases)

Answer 23

1) A

Question 24

2. When using the FAST Pak on a distressed member, air may be supplied through the use of
   the low pressure system by all of the following methods except in which choice?
   (MMID ch3 7.5)
   A) FAST Pak regulator with the member’s facepiece
   B) Hansen Fitting of the low pressure hose
   C) UAC connection
   D) FAST Pak facepiece and regulator

Answer 24

2) C = (This is a high pressure method)

Question 25

3. When unable to determine if an unconscious member has air or not, a properly trained unit
   will supply the member with air. A unit would be incorrect in which action? (MMID
   ch3 7.6)
   A) When a downed member is located, use the downed member’s facepiece, unless it is
   damaged or missing, instead of the facepiece with the FAST Pak.
   B) To determine whether the member has air, turn the purge valve. If there is air, the flow will
   be heard.
   C) Under no circumstances shall the seal between the member’s face and facepiece be broken
   to determine whether the member has air.
   D) To determine whether the member has air look at the remote gauge of the downed member.

Answer 25

3) C = (To determine whether the member has air, if the facepiece is on, break the seal
between the member’s face and facepiece and listen for air escaping.)

Question 26

4. There are a number of ways a distressed member can be identified. Once the proper radio
   transmission has been made, the member needs to be properly identified to ensure he/she is the
   member originally reported in distress. When located, ascertain all of the following information
   from a distressed, conscious member assigned to Ladder 11 and working in Engine 51 except?
   (MMID ch3 10.1)
   A) Name
   B) Unit assigned to
   C) Unit working in that tour
   D) Assignment

Answer 26

4) B

Question 27

5. As the officer of a FAST Unit deployed at a 2nd alarm taxpayer fire, you locate an
   unconscious member. You would be correct to position this member in what position?
   (MMID ch3 10.1.2 b)
   A) on their right side
   B) on their left side
   C) on their back
   D) on their stomach

Answer 27

5) A

Question 28

6. Properly packaging a member can be the deciding factor between a successful or
   unsuccessful removal. Prior to converting the member’s SCBA into a harness, move the
   firefighter to a _____ position providing you do not suspect any type of spinal injury. Once in
   this position, rotate the member, if possible, so that their _____ is facing toward the direction of
   removal. (MMID ch3 Add 1 2.1)
   A) supine; back
   B) sitting; back
   C) prone; head
   D) sitting; head

Answer 28

6) B

Question 29

7. The Drag Rescue Device (DRD) is designed for? (MMID ch3 Add 2 2.1)
   A) any lift or pull whereby removal may be facilitated
   B) vertical lift and horizontal drag only
   C) horizontal drag only
   D) vertical lift only

Answer 29

7) C

Question 30

8. Nylon tubular webbing has a knotted breaking strength of \_\_\_\_\_\_ pounds?
(MMID ch3 Add 3 1)
A) 1000
B) 3000
C) 4000
D) 5000

Answer 30

8) B

Question 31

9. The IC may consider the use of Emergency Channel 16, by the FAST Group, if the
   necessary resources are available. Do you agree or disagree with the above statement? (MMID
   ch4 5.8)
   A) Agree or D) Disagree

Answer 31

9) A

Question 32

10. Who shall the IC notify when a situation that required the transmission of a May Day has
been resolved? (MMID ch4 5.10)
A) the dispatcher only
B) all units on scene only
C) the dispatcher and all units on scene
D) no notification is needed

Answer 32

10) C

Question 33

11. The HT Beacon tones take priority over received audio; that is, the HT that transmitted the
    emergency will cut off incoming transmissions to the member in distress in order to sound the
    beacon at regular intervals (every ______ seconds). (MMID ch4 6.4)
    A) 2
    B) 3
    C) 4
    D) 5

Answer 33

11) C

Question 34

12. The FAST unit shall not be returned to service prior to their arrival on the scene
    unless the incident is placed “Under Control”. The FAST unit shall not be used to provide
    relief for operating units until the fire has been declared “Probably Will Hold”. Do you
    agree or disagree with the above statement? (MMID ch4 7.1, 7.2)
    A) Agree or D) Disagree

Answer 34

12) D = (The FAST unit shall not be returned to service prior to their arrival on the scene
unless the incident is placed “Under Control”. The FAST unit shall not be used to provide relief
for operating units until the fire has been declared “Under Control”.)

Question 35

13. All incoming units should know who to report to when given an assignment. Upon arrival,
    you are told to report to the Firefighter Removal Officer. You would be correct to know that on
    his/her arrival, the _______ will assume the duties of Firefighter Removal Officer, supervising
    all extrication efforts and working in conjunction with the FAST Group Supervisor.
    (MMID ch5 2.2.7)
    A) Haz Mat Battalion
    B) 1st arriving Battalion
    C) Safety Battalion
    D) Rescue Operations Battalion

Answer 35

13) D

Question 36

14. In addition to the signal 10-66, transmit signal _____ if there are any indications that
    members are missing/lost/trapped/seriously injured as a result of a collapse. (MMID ch5 2.4)
    A) 10-60 B) 10-80 C) 10-75 D) 10-99

Answer 36

14) A

Question 37

15. On transmission of the next higher alarm which is part of signal 10-66, which unit below
    shall be directed by the dispatcher to report to and remain at a Staging Area until ordered to the
    scene? (MMID ch5 3.3)
    A) Rescue
    B) Squad
    C) SOC Support Ladder
    D) CPC Unit

Answer 37

15) D = (On transmission of the next higher alarm which is part of signal 10-66, all units other
than Rescue, Squad, SOC Support Ladder, FAST Unit, and CFR Engine, shall be directed by
the dispatcher to report to and remain at a Staging Area.)

Question 38

861. The only exception to the rule for tight enclosures from floor to floor is buildings not more
     than ______ stories in height that instead may use planks not less than ______ inches thick to
     cover such floor openings when they are not being used for debris removal? (CDA
     2008 Pg 24-25)
     A. 6, 2 B. 6, 3 C. 5, 4 D. 5, 2

Answer 38

861. A

Question 39

862. Vertical safety netting is required when buildings being constructed reach a height of
     _____ stories or ____ feet? (CDA 2008 Pg 26)
     A. 4, 40 B. 5, 50 C. 6, 60 D. 7, 75

Answer 39

862. A

Question 40

863. Horizontal safety netting is required when exterior walls are being constructed, altered, or
     repaired, or buildings are being constructed, or buildings are being demolished and they reach a
     height or are a height of ______ stories or ______ feet? (CDA 2008 Pg 27)
     A. 4, 40 B. 5, 50 C. 6, 60 D. 6, 75

Answer 40

863. D

Question 41

864. A major building is a building PROPOSED to have? (CDA 2008 Pg 28)
     A. A height of 10 or more stories
     B. A height of 125 feet or more
     C. A lot coverage of 100000 square feet or more
     D. As designated by the Dept of Buildings Commissioner

Answer 41

864. ABCD

Question 42

865. A Site Safety Manager is required for the construction of a major building or the alteration
     of the façade of a major building when a sidewalk shed is required. (CDA 2008 Pg 28)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?

Answer 42

865. AGREE

Question 43

866. A Site Safety Coordinator may be used instead of a Site Safety Manager for major
     buildings if the building is between ______ stories? (CDA 2008 Pg 29)
     A. 10 - 14 B. 10 - 15 C. 10 - 16 D. 10 - 17

Answer 43

866. A

Question 44

867. A Site Safety Coordinator may be used instead of a Site Safety Manager for major
     buildings if the building is between _____ feet? (CDA 2008 Pg 29)
     A. 125 - 200 B. 125 - 250 C. 125 - 300 D. 125 - 400

Answer 44

867. A

Question 45

868. A Site Safety Manager or Coordinator is not required for the alteration of the façade of a
     building between 10 and 14 stories in height. (CDA 2008 Pg 29)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?

Answer 45

868. AGREE

Question 46

869. A Site Safety Manager or Coordinator is not required for partial demolition operations
     limited to the interior components of the building and where mechanical demolition equipment,
     other than hand held devices, are not used. (CDA 2008 Pg 29)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?

Answer 46

869. AGREE

Question 47

870. If a Site Safety Manager / or Coordinator is not present as required during WORKING
     HOURS at the site, at any time when required, an immediate summons is required, along with
     the response of a Battalion Chief and DOB. (CDA 2008 Pg 31)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?

Answer 47

870. AGREE

Question 48

871. Where a Site Safety Manager or Coordinator is required by the Building Code, a Fire
     Safety Manager is also required by the Fire Code—who may be the same person. (CDA
     2008 Pg 32)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?

Answer 48

871. AGREE

Question 49

872. If a Fire Safety Manager is not present as required during WORKING HOURS at the site,
     at any time when required, an immediate summons is required. (CDA 2008 Pg 31)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?

Answer 49

872. AGREE

Question 50

873. Fire guards are required at construction, demolition and some alteration sites from the
     end of the work day until 2400 hours if the site is not enclosed completely by a substantial fence
     and the site exceeds? (CDA 2008 Pg 33)
     A. 10000 square feet and fronts on one street
     B. 20000 square feet and fronts on one street
     C. 75 feet in height

Answer 50

873. ABC

Question 51

874. Fire guards are required at construction, demolition and some alteration sites from the end
     of the work day until 2400 hours if the site is enclosed completely by a substantial fence and the
     site exceeds? (CDA 2008 Pg 33)
     A. 15000 square feet and fronts on one street
     B. 30000 square feet and fronts on one street
     C. 75 feet in height

Answer 51

874. ABC

Question 52

875. An additional fireguard is required for each additional 10000/ 20000 feet or 15000 /30000
     feet, respectively. (CDA 2008 Pg 33)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?`

Answer 52

875. AGREE

Question 53

876. Alteration sites only need fire guards when vacating more than _____ % of the building?
     (CDA 2008 Pg 33)
     A. 25 B. 40 C. 50 D. 60

Answer 53

876. C

Question 54

877. Watchpersons are required at construction sites after midnight when operations are not in
     progress. There shall be one watchperson for a ground area between _____ and _____ feet, and
     then one additional fireguard for each additional 40000 square feet. (CDA 2008 Pg 34)
     A. 5000, 10000 B. 5000, 20000 C. 5000, 40000 D. 10000, 40000

Answer 54

877. C

Question 55

878. If a person is seen smoking at a construction site, a summons shall be served to whom?
(CDA 2008 Pg 34)
A. The person that smoked
B. The building owner
C. The work permit holder

Answer 55

878. A

Question 56

879. When smoking is directly observed or there is evidence of smoking at a CDA site, a
     ______ shall be given to the owner or work permit holder for a corrective action plan?
     (CDA 2008 Pg 34)
     A. VO B. NOV C. Summons D. A-8

Answer 56

879. B

Question 57

880. When there is a lack of NO SMOKING signs at a CDA site, a ______ shall be given to the
     owner or work permit holder for failure to post such signs? (CDA 2008 Pg 35)
     A. VO B. NOV C. Summons D. A-8

Answer 57

880. B

Question 58

881. FDNY apparatus must be provided with temporary or permanent roads that allow the rigs
     to be placed within ______ feet of any FDNY connections? (CDA 2008 Pg 36)
     A. 50 B. 100 C. 150 D. 200

Answer 58

881. B

Question 59

882. It is unlawful to install any roofing material using a torch or any hot work equipment on a
     roof of combustible construction. (CDA 2008 Pg 36)
     A. Agree or D. Disagree?

Answer 59

882. AGREE