Fire Protection module 15-16

studied byStudied by 0 people
0.0(0)
learn
LearnA personalized and smart learning plan
exam
Practice TestTake a test on your terms and definitions
spaced repetition
Spaced RepetitionScientifically backed study method
heart puzzle
Matching GameHow quick can you match all your cards?
flashcards
FlashcardsStudy terms and definitions

1 / 22

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no one added any tags here yet for you.

23 Terms

1

Fire Safety Enforcers

Personnel designated by the BFP to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.

New cards
2

Fire Safety Inspectors

Uniformed personnel responsible for inspecting buildings and facilities for fire code compliance.

They conduct fire safety lectures, seminars/workshops and drills.

They assess compliance with the fire safety requirements, identify and recommend corrective actions for violations of RA 9514.

New cards
3

Minimum Requirements

Standards that BFP personnel must meet to be designated as Fire Safety Enforcers.

New cards
4

Licensed Engineer

A professional engineer (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Sanitary, or Electronics and Communication) required for certain fire safety roles.

New cards
5

Fire Arson Investigation and Inspection Course (FAIIC)

A course that Fire Safety Inspectors must complete or have relevant training in.

New cards
6

Plan Evaluators

Licensed Architects or Engineers responsible for reviewing building plans for fire code compliance.

The one who conducts site verification and inspection on buildings under construction to determine compliance with the approved plans and specifications.

They review and evaluate building plans and specifications including fire protection to determine compliance to the requirement of the Fire Code.

New cards
7

Fire Safety Measures

Regulations aimed at ensuring safety from fire hazards in buildings and structures.

New cards
8

Means of Egress

Exits designed to allow safe escape from buildings during emergencies.

New cards
9

Fire Alarm Systems

Devices required in buildings to provide adequate warning to occupants in case of fire.

New cards
10

Assembly Occupancies

Buildings used for gatherings of 50 or more persons for various purposes.

New cards
11

Educational Occupancies

Facilities used for instruction, accommodating groups of six or more persons.

New cards
12

Health Care Facilities

Buildings providing medical treatment or care to individuals unable to self-preserve.

New cards
13

Detention and Correctional Occupancies

Facilities housing individuals under restraint or security.

New cards
14

Residential Occupancies

Buildings designed to provide sleeping accommodations for residential purposes.

New cards
15

Mercantile Occupancies

Structures used for the display and sale of merchandise.

New cards
16

Business Occupancies

Buildings used for business transactions and professional services.

New cards
17

Industrial Occupancies

Factories and facilities involved in product processing and manufacturing.

New cards
18

Storage Occupancies

Structures primarily used for storing goods, merchandise, or vehicles.

New cards
19

Mixed Occupancies

Buildings containing two or more classes of occupancies intermingled.

New cards
20

Miscellaneous Occupancies

Buildings that do not fit into any specific occupancy classification.

New cards
21

Welding

A BFP uniformed personnel can be designated as fire safety inspectors is he/she is licensed engineer of the following fields, EXCEPT:

New cards
22

Architect or Engineer

A BFP personnel designated as plan evaluators must be a licensed:

New cards
23

40

A plan evaluator must undergo at least many hours of relevant training on the Fire Code of the Philippine of 2008 and other relevant fire safety seminars/workshops?

New cards
robot