Inspector 1 Chapter 1 Questions and Answers Already Passed

Inspector 1 Chapter 1 Questions and Answers Already Passed 1. A main goal of Level I Inspectors is to: (14) protect lives and property from uncontrolled fires and other hazards. 2. Which of the following must inspectors be familiar with in order to perform their jobs properly? (14) Statutes, codes, regulations, and the permitting process 3. Inspectors must become familiar with the statutes, codes, regulations, and permitting processes that are in effect in: (14) a particular jurisdiction. 4. Which of the following provides the legal basis for inspections and establishes minimum requirements to perform fire prevention and related activities? (14) State/provincial and local statutes 5. Level I Inspectors must be able to perform fire and life safety inspections of new and existing structures even though duties will vary between: (14) organizations and between the public and private sector. 6. Which of the following is responsible for handling citizen complaints related to fire and life safety? (14) Inspectors 7. Although inspectors' duties will vary, all Level I Inspectors must be able to: (14) D. participate in legal proceedings involving fire and life safety code issues. 8. When the authority for inspections and code enforcement is not assigned to the fire department, the fire department should: (15) develop a good working relationship with the department that performs the inspections. 9. Which of the following entities is generally responsible for conducting plans review? (15) Building department 10. The building department is usually responsible for: (16) issuing permits related to buildings and their use. 11. The code enforcement department may have the responsibility of: (16) inspecting vacant structures. 12. To ensure that the minimum fire and life safety requirements are satisfied, some jurisdictions may use a private firm to employ a(an): (16) third-party inspector. 13. What is the main function of a private fire safety inspector? (16) To be the risk assessor 14. A private fire safety inspector may evaluate processes and facilities that are insured or underwritten by an insurance company: (16) in an attempt to