Austin Barry Wow! That’s great news brother. I’m happy I was able to help you get through this. All I can ask is that you share the word so that people can get a better understanding on what they should expect. Congratulations!!! You deserve it, much success to you in your future endeavors.
I’m glad I can be of service. I searched the internet for months trying to find something to help me but I couldn’t find anything related to this topic. So I figured let me cover it so that the next group of people coming up have a better chance at success.
Quick qs brother in phase 1 n phase 2 recall now after phase 1 is done do I take the key with me along to the evelator car I'm put on fireman service and use it or have a separate spare key and leave one in the key panel on recall
GREAT video! Learned alot. Scenario Question that I think I failed: A guard is on lunch-break and I'm holding their post. An engineer calls to inform me that he smells smoke in the basement where he's at. At the same time a fire alarm goes off on the 3rd floor. What do I do? I answered; I report to FCS and contact the engineer. Tell him to investigate the smoke smell as quickly as possible then report to the FCS. I try to radio the guard to return to post and follow normal procedure after that. Please any suggestions....
Thanks for watching. I would say that that the first thing in every scenario is reporting to the fcs. The scenario itself doesn’t change the process. It still requires you to work from the fcs not matter what the situation. I hope that helps if not shoot me another comment or question and I’ll help as much as I can. Again thanks for watching and share if you know anyone that needs to hear this information
@@shaivanen1903 Sorry. And yes I did call 911. Maybe I was rushing when i wrote it. Thank goodness I did pass. The person giving it was an ass. The next one was cool as hell. So FD don't want to mention it but sometimes it depends on the person. The way of the world.
@@karellt2355 yes they told us in the training it sucks that it's up to them ... We're there two ppl testing you or did you take it twice? I'm preparing now
All call is a general announcement of the conditions. Affected floors would get an announcement that is specific to their condition such as direction of evacuation or relocation. Hope that helps.
@@Greedonlife Sorry to ask again just the fsds in my site some have a little knowledge of the panel and I'm new I mean for my panel we have an phone paging on switch I would assume that's for the warden phone idk if your panel had that and also to trigger an alarm tone through the building we have an evacuation audio switch I assume it would be that one ?...
Jenny Titus you can work as an acting fire safety director without passing the on site exam. However you must pass the written exam in order to obtain the certificate of completion. That would allow you to work as an acting fsd as long as you have an on site scheduled.
Appreciate the feedback. I just don’t really have the time to do it over. If the time pops up I will see if I can put something together. Can’t promise I will be able to do it though.
@@Greedonlife Don't get me wrong it is valuable information , & you're giving solid directions (it's just recorded too damn low) it's so hard to understand what you're saying with clarity , much appreciated 🤝🙏☮️
Thanks so much for all of your help Greed; I took the onsite exam back in May and I received my license back in June.
Austin Barry Wow! That’s great news brother. I’m happy I was able to help you get through this. All I can ask is that you share the word so that people can get a better understanding on what they should expect. Congratulations!!! You deserve it, much success to you in your future endeavors.
@@Greedonlife Thanks so much brother. GOD bless you brother.
Congratulations
Congrats on getting it brother
Thanks so much. I just watched this entire video. I will watch it again.
Great work just found u bro 👊 looking forward to the next video to this great info !
I appreciate you brother.
Bro thx you made so simple and easy to understand taking my written soon 👍🏾
I’m glad I can be of service. I searched the internet for months trying to find something to help me but I couldn’t find anything related to this topic. So I figured let me cover it so that the next group of people coming up have a better chance at success.
Im getting ready for my onsite thanks brother very good explanation
You got it. How did it go?
Thank you for the information. Very helpful. All the best to you.
Thank you. You’re welcome and I wish you well. All the best
Hey how are you just wanted to let you know every thing you said was right I passed my on site, about to take other one thank you.
You did forget to mention if your building has failsafe doors, this falls in with the elevator recall, hvac shut down portion of the 17 steps.
Good job
@@Greedonlife yeah definitely important for onsite purposes if you miss a step they will fail you.
I have my on site coming up soon my question is in all case I just need to need to know the septs right.
Yes. They are always a part of whatever you do
Quick qs brother in phase 1 n phase 2 recall now after phase 1 is done do I take the key with me along to the evelator car I'm put on fireman service and use it or have a separate spare key and leave one in the key panel on recall
Two keys. This way you can return one back into normal service after phase one has been achieved
Thanks so much!
You’re welcome. My pleasure, but if you can spread the word. More people need this information. I wish you well in your future endeavors.
Does inspector ask question about active shooter and medical emergency scenarios in onsite testing
Yes. You would have to know how to handle each situation. Although I believe they only give one scenario
GREAT video! Learned alot. Scenario Question that I think I failed: A guard is on lunch-break and I'm holding their post. An engineer calls to inform me that he smells smoke in the basement where he's at. At the same time a fire alarm goes off on the 3rd floor. What do I do? I answered; I report to FCS and contact the engineer. Tell him to investigate the smoke smell as quickly as possible then report to the FCS. I try to radio the guard to return to post and follow normal procedure after that. Please any suggestions....
Thanks for watching. I would say that that the first thing in every scenario is reporting to the fcs. The scenario itself doesn’t change the process. It still requires you to work from the fcs not matter what the situation. I hope that helps if not shoot me another comment or question and I’ll help as much as I can. Again thanks for watching and share if you know anyone that needs to hear this information
@@Greedonlife thanks so much bro! Good points!
If you did fail it's only because there was no mention of calling 911. It's been 10 months I'm curious did you pass?
@@shaivanen1903 Sorry. And yes I did call 911. Maybe I was rushing when i wrote it. Thank goodness I did pass. The person giving it was an ass. The next one was cool as hell. So FD don't want to mention it but sometimes it depends on the person. The way of the world.
@@karellt2355 yes they told us in the training it sucks that it's up to them ... We're there two ppl testing you or did you take it twice? I'm preparing now
Dumb question to ask but here I go making an all call announcement and making an announcement in building both different how they done ?
All call is a general announcement of the conditions. Affected floors would get an announcement that is specific to their condition such as direction of evacuation or relocation. Hope that helps.
@@Greedonlife that's a copy brother thank you
@@Greedonlife Sorry to ask again just the fsds in my site some have a little knowledge of the panel and I'm new I mean for my panel we have an phone paging on switch I would assume that's for the warden phone idk if your panel had that and also to trigger an alarm tone through the building we have an evacuation audio switch I assume it would be that one ?...
Alarm tone for fire emergency
alert tone for non fire emergency are which to activate on fire panel ??
Thanks alot bro starting my path to being a fsld..can this be a long lasting career?
Sure. Depends on if that’s where you’re comfortable stopping.
Can you get hired as a Fire Safety Director without passing the tests?
Jenny Titus you can work as an acting fire safety director without passing the on site exam. However you must pass the written exam in order to obtain the certificate of completion. That would allow you to work as an acting fsd as long as you have an on site scheduled.
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Watching in 2022 saying thank youuuuuuu
You’re welcome. Share the video as there still are people looking for this help.
This is a valuable video , your dialogue is too low , you need to speak louder or re-record this content with much more clarity on audio sir please.
Appreciate the feedback. I just don’t really have the time to do it over. If the time pops up I will see if I can put something together. Can’t promise I will be able to do it though.
@@Greedonlife Don't get me wrong it is valuable information , & you're giving solid directions (it's just recorded too damn low) it's so hard to understand what you're saying with clarity , much appreciated 🤝🙏☮️
You need to speak louder smh
Thanks for the feedback.
Yo talk to low bro... remake this same video Louder...