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When is a second alarm to be transmitted by the IC at an AFA? |
- Where fire or smoke is observed showing from or above the fourth floor of any building or persons are reported as being still within the building - observation of increasing multiple zones activating on the FIP on arrival - if persons are reported |
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In regards to Health Care buildings, what shall the IC determine? |
- nature and location of the incident - extent to which on-site staff has implemented emergency plans - whether special circumstances apply, ie operating ward / intensive care unit etc are involved - that every effort is made to maintain essential emergency systems - whether emergency safety equipment has activated (fire doors etc) - name and location of the most senior premises management person at the scene |
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Resetting and Isolation Alarms |
MFS OR COMCEN PERSONNEL MUST NOT COMMENT ON WHETHER A CHARGE IS APPLICABLE - direct person to monitored alarms section of website - if cause of activation is identified and the condition that caused the activation is no longer present, it must be reset - if the condition causing activation is still present or will continue to exist, it must be isolated. Management can reset once problem is fixed - alarm must be reset where cause of activation is undetermined, if it activates again within 24 hours and is still undetermined it can be isolated - any alarm unable to be reset must be isolated - if cause is unknown and alarm is faulty, the IC shall request management for it to be fixed - If alarm has been isolated the IC shall inform management the premises will be without automatic coverage - IC is to complete SP 135 and AIRS report. If IC can’t contact management they shall request Comcen to do so |
