Inspector Roles and Duties Quiz

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Inspector Roles and Duties Quiz


Froggy Jumps Inspector Roles and Duties QuizVersion en ligne Fire inspection basics par Suzanne Freeman 1 What entity is responsible for ensuring inspection and code enforcement staff are properly trained and qualified to perform the specific job functions? a Fire department b Building department c Authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) 2 To perform their jobs properly, inspectors must? a Be aware of the authority they have to conduct their duties b Know applicable building and fire code provisions and how they relate to one another c Understand assigned duties 3 Inspector’s duties will vary based on? a Public sector vs private sector b Inspection organization’s type and size c Location of the organization 4 Public Sector Organizations: which department may be responsible for fire inspection and code enforcement? a Fire Department b Police Department c Public Works Department 5 Private Sector Organizations: insurance inspector’s scope is to? a Evaluate processes and facilities that are insured or underwritten by the insurance company b Issue building permits c Directly enforce local ordinances 6 AHJ establishes a minimum level of training for inspectors and code officials and defines? a Uniforms and equipment b Certification requirements c Salary scales 7 Inspector duties may be stated as what a inspector may be referred to as? a Inspectors b Code enforcement officers c Fire and life safety inspectors 8 To perform their jobs properly, inspectors must understand what? a assigned duties b only fire codes c the whole building code 9 What is a typical duty of a fire inspector? a Develop city zoning plans b Handle complaints from the public related to fire and life safety c Issue driver licenses 10 In the public sector, inspectors may be non-sworn, sworn, or a combination of both in which department? a Public Works b Fire Department c Health Department 11 Which standard is NFPA 1030 associated with? a Standard for Building Code Administration b Standard for Professional Qualifications for Fire Prevention Program Positions c Standard for Firefighter Training 12 Inspection categories include which type of inspection? a Medical facility inspection b Export control inspection c Routine 13 What is AHJ responsible for ensuring? a inspecting and code enforcement staff are properly trained and qualified to perform the specific job b inspecting only fire hazards c issuing permits for all construction without training 14 Inspector may be referred to as which of the following? a Building code administrators b City engineers c Fire and life safety inspectors 15 Inspector is responsible for continuing professional development. a true b false c not specified 16 In the Public Sector, which department may staff fire prevention divisions? a Building Department b Code Enforcement Department c Fire Department 17 Private sector inspectors employed by insurance companies function as? a risk assessors b fire investigators c plan reviewers 18 NFPA 1030 is the Standard for what? a Fire safety equipment standards b Professional Qualifications for Fire Prevention Program Positions c Building construction standards 19 Which inspection category covers inspections performed on a set schedule? a Complaint-based b Imminent hazard c Routine 20 Which category involves issuing a permit for a special event or occupancy use? a Construction b Routine c Issuance of a permit 21 Which category is triggered by a filed complaint about a business or occupancy? a Response to a complaint b Imminent hazard c Owner/occupant request 22 Which category is used when an occupancy or process poses a hazard to life and property? a Construction b Routine c Imminent hazard 23 Which inspection category includes new construction or alterations requiring code compliance evaluation? a Construction b Routine c Change in use/occupancy 24 What is a classic example of a Change in use/occupancy? a Issuance of a permit b Warehouse converted into a movie theater c Routine inspection 25 Which inspection category may be initiated by the owner/occupant, sometimes at their own request? a Response to a complaint b Owner/occupant request c Imminent hazard 26 Inspectors must know what to apply from their jurisdiction for fire safety? a Only local ordinances b Statutes, codes, and regulations c Only federal rules 27 Why might inspectors need to know different editions of the same code? a Codes never change b Jurisdictions may adopt their own code editions c All places use the same edition 28 Who establishes minimum level of training for inspectors and code officials and defines certification requirements? a NFPA b AHJ c ICC 29 AHJ may be a national agency, state/province, county, or municipality. Question valid as: AHJ may be what levels? a region only b city only c a national agency, state/province, county, or municipality 30 Professional qualifications may be a Based on NFPA 1030, Standard for Professional Qualifications for Fire Prevention Program Positions b Individually developed standards c Based on NFPA 1021, Standard for Fire Safety Roles 31 Which organizations provide courses and training materials for all levels and types of code enforcement and interpretation? a Fire departments only b AHJ and colleges c Code development organizations, such as the International Code Council (ICC) and the National Fire P 32 Which academy provides courses in inspection, plans review, and code enforcement? a U.S. National Fire Academy (NFA), as well as state/provincial and regional fire academies b University fire science programs c Local high schools 33 Who may provide training and certification testing besides AHJ? a Private training firms only b Online courses only c AHJ, local colleges, or technical schools may provide training and certification testing 34 Because NFPA 1030 does not require prior fire knowledge, initial inspection training may include training in a vehicle safety protocols b basic fire behavior, hazardous materials, building construction, and strategies and tactics c advanced fire suppression 35 AHJ may require a Temporary permits only b Continuing education hours c Weekly drill participation 36 Inspector’s duties will vary based on a Whether the organization is in the public or private sector b Public Sector Organizations c inspection organization’s type and size 37 What may share inspection responsibilities with the fire department? a Public Works Department b Health Department c Building or code enforcement department 38 Public Sector Organizations: Fire Department staffing for fire prevention divisions depends on a size of the department b number of inspectors c budget 39 In some jurisdictions, fire inspection and code enforcement responsibility may be assigned to the building department. Inspectors are usually a civilian employees b non-sworn personnel c sworn personnel 40 Private Sector Organizations: Inspectors employed by an insurance or underwriting company function as a building inspectors b fire investigators c risk assessors 41 Insurance inspector’s scope and power to make improvements or enforce corrections varies widely. The working relationship is dictated by a local fire code b federal regulations c insurance company policies and procedures 42 Private inspectors should a Only work independently b Have good working relationships with the public sector inspectors within the jurisdiction because it c Ignore process changes 43 Private inspectors should regularly communicate about a training schedules b budget cycles c facility and process changes that will affect fire and life safety at their facilities

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Inspector Roles and Duties QuizVersion en ligne

par Suzanne Freeman

What entity is responsible for ensuring inspection and code enforcement staff are properly trained and qualified to perform the specific job functions?

To perform their jobs properly, inspectors must?

Inspector’s duties will vary based on?

Public Sector Organizations: which department may be responsible for fire inspection and code enforcement?

Private Sector Organizations: insurance inspector’s scope is to?

AHJ establishes a minimum level of training for inspectors and code officials and defines?

Inspector duties may be stated as what a inspector may be referred to as?

To perform their jobs properly, inspectors must understand what?

What is a typical duty of a fire inspector?

In the public sector, inspectors may be non-sworn, sworn, or a combination of both in which department?

Which standard is NFPA 1030 associated with?

Inspection categories include which type of inspection?

What is AHJ responsible for ensuring?

Inspector may be referred to as which of the following?

Inspector is responsible for continuing professional development.

In the Public Sector, which department may staff fire prevention divisions?

Private sector inspectors employed by insurance companies function as?

NFPA 1030 is the Standard for what?

Which inspection category covers inspections performed on a set schedule?

Which category involves issuing a permit for a special event or occupancy use?

Which category is triggered by a filed complaint about a business or occupancy?

Which category is used when an occupancy or process poses a hazard to life and property?

Which inspection category includes new construction or alterations requiring code compliance evaluation?

What is a classic example of a Change in use/occupancy?

Which inspection category may be initiated by the owner/occupant, sometimes at their own request?

Inspectors must know what to apply from their jurisdiction for fire safety?

Why might inspectors need to know different editions of the same code?

Who establishes minimum level of training for inspectors and code officials and defines certification requirements?

AHJ may be a national agency, state/province, county, or municipality. Question valid as: AHJ may be what levels?

Professional qualifications may be

Which organizations provide courses and training materials for all levels and types of code enforcement and interpretation?

Which academy provides courses in inspection, plans review, and code enforcement?

Who may provide training and certification testing besides AHJ?

Because NFPA 1030 does not require prior fire knowledge, initial inspection training may include training in

AHJ may require

Inspector’s duties will vary based on

What may share inspection responsibilities with the fire department?

Public Sector Organizations: Fire Department staffing for fire prevention divisions depends on

In some jurisdictions, fire inspection and code enforcement responsibility may be assigned to the building department. Inspectors are usually

Private Sector Organizations: Inspectors employed by an insurance or underwriting company function as

Insurance inspector’s scope and power to make improvements or enforce corrections varies widely. The working relationship is dictated by

Private inspectors should

Private inspectors should regularly communicate about