A supervising station that monitors protected premises under a single ownership is called a ? .

Which of the following circuits is considered as a “zone” and connects only conventional initiating devices to a fire alarm control unit?

An EOL is generally required for which of the following?

? specify “when and where.”

Upon completion of a fire alarm system installation, a record of ? must be provided to the AHJ.

NFPA 72 requires fire alarm equipment to be installed in a location where the temperature will not drop below ? .

Fire alarm system notification appliances have a blocking ? to assist with monitoring for integrity.

Wiring run in conduit between two fire alarm system enclosures that are separated by a distance of ? or less do not require monitoring for integrity.

An IDC monitors the integrity of the circuit ? .

Where an engine-driven generator is used as a secondary power supply for a fire alarm system, batteries with at least ? of capacity are required.

Projected beam smoke detectors are well suited to ? .

Where firefighter’s telephones are required, a jack or station is generally required in which of the following locations?

Visual fire alarm notification appliances in corridors must be mounted within ? of each end of the corridor.

Private mode signaling is provided by which of the following?

A Class ? circuit is a fail-safe circuit.

Smoke detectors may be installed in elevator hoistways only when the ?

Which type of signal may indicate an emergency other than a fire?

Which of the following is not a method of preventing smoke migration?

Systems that provide a total fire evacuation scheme are required to ? .

Class A outgoing and return fire alarm circuits, run vertically, should be separated by at least ? .

Which of the following is most likely to be found in fire alarm specifications?

Fire alarm specifications are enforced by the ? .

Who usually develops fire alarm specifications?

Installers must keep track of field changes by adding ? to the drawings.

? is a condition where burning fuel produces smoke without flames.

When materials exothermically react to form simpler compounds ? is produced.

HVAC systems that deliver over ? generally require fan shutdown during a fire alarm situation.

? is an example of smoke control.

Public fire reporting systems transmit which of the following signals?

Proprietary fire alarm supervising stations only monitor accounts ? .

Remote fire alarm supervising stations are required to transmit ? signals.

The most common means of transmission of fire alarm data is ? .

Which type of circuit has conductors that extend from the last device on the circuit back to the controls?

A short circuit causes an alarm on which of the following circuits?

Failure to de-burr conduit often results in ? .

A single open circuit on a Class A fire alarm circuit results in a(n) ? , but ? devices/appliances operate.

Non-commercial (private) power supplies for dwelling fire warning equipment or fire alarm systems must operate on standby (normal) for a period of not less than ? followed by at least ? of alarm.

Wall-mounted heat detectors must be mounted between ? and ? from a ceiling.

? is an example of smoke control.

Which of the following best describes Arena and Trade Show rigging?

The rules for Hoisting personnel are different from the rules for hoisting loads.

A(n) gantry crane ? .

The ? is the maximum tension that a crane or hoist may be subjected to while maintaining the appropriate margin of safety.

A crane is typically specified by its rated capacity.

? can be caused in mobile cranes by swinging or extending the boom rapidly, and in industrial and tower cranes by moving the trolley rapidly.

? loading is the application of a horizontal force on a boom due to the hoisting of a load that is not directly underneath the hoist hook.

An qualified engineer is required for lift planning ?

A civil engineer would be called upon to evaluate which of the following?

Loads may be hoisted over areas where personnel are present when warnings have been given.

A(n) ? zone is an area where partially or completely suspended materials might land if they become loose from a load or if the rigging or crane fails.

? involves maintaining both the stability and the orientation of the load.

Personnel can easily rotate or hold a hoisted load by applying relatively light force on a ? .

A ? is made to confirm load balance and stability.

What must be determined so that a load remains stable and level when lifted?

One alternate method to binding the ends of a fiber rope is to ? the rope end.