Fire Alarm Testing Mock Test
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What is the main purpose of weekly fire alarm testing?
To reduce insurance costs
To check the system works correctly
To train new staff only
Who is usually responsible for weekly fire alarm testing?
The responsible person or appointed staff member
The fire service
The local council
What device is normally used for weekly testing?
A heat detector
A smoke machine
A manual call point
Should a different call point be used each week?
Yes, if possible
Only during inspections
No, always the same one
How long should the alarm sound during a weekly test?
At least 10 minutes
Until the building is empty
Long enough to confirm it works
When should staff be informed about the test?
After it finishes
Before it starts
Only if it fails
Where should the test be recorded?
Weekly tests do not need recording
On a noticeboard
In the fire logbook
What should you check when the alarm sounds?
That sounders can be heard
That lifts stop working
That fire doors close automatically
What should be done if the alarm fails to sound?
Ignore it
Wait until next week
Report and arrange repair
What should happen to the alarm panel after testing?
Switch it off
Reset it to normal
Cover it up
Should the fire service be notified before routine testing (if monitored)?
Yes
No, never
Yes, if connected to them
What must be checked on the control panel?
That the lights are off
That the correct zone activates
That the clock is correct
Why rotate call points weekly?
To test different areas
To save electricity
To reduce noise
Can a fire logbook be electronic in the workplace?
No, it must always be paper
Only in large companies
Yes, if it is secure and accessible
What should be recorded after a weekly fire alarm test?
Date, location tested, result, and any faults
Only the name of the tester
Nothing if it works
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