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Fire Marshal / Warden Exam Prep

Workplace fire warden assessments — prevention, evacuation, extinguishers.

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Q1. The fire triangle model shows that fire requires three elements to occur. Which combination correctly identifies these three elements?
  • A.  Fuel, oxygen and heat
  • B.  Fuel, oxygen and smoke
  • C.  Heat, smoke and fuel
  • D.  Oxygen, ignition source and combustion
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✓ Answer: A. Fuel, oxygen and heat
The classic fire triangle consists of fuel, oxygen (an oxidising agent) and heat (an ignition source). Remove any one of the three and combustion cannot be sustained. Smoke and combustion are products or descriptions of the fire process, not causal elements of it.
Q2. Which article of the RRO 2005 places a duty on the responsible person to ensure emergency routes and exits are kept clear and available for use?
  • A.  Article 4
  • B.  Article 8
  • C.  Article 14
  • D.  Article 27
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✓ Answer: C. Article 14
Article 14 specifically deals with emergency routes and exits, requiring they be kept clear at all times and lead as directly as possible to a place of safety. Article 8 is the general fire safety duty, and Articles 4 and 27 deal with other matters such as definitions and powers of inspectors.
Q3. What minimum illuminance is typically specified along the centre line of an escape route under BS 5266-1?
  • A.  1 lux
  • B.  0.1 lux
  • C.  10 lux
  • D.  50 lux
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✓ Answer: A. 1 lux
BS 5266-1 specifies a minimum horizontal illuminance of 1 lux along the centre line of a defined escape route, sufficient to allow safe movement without tripping over obstacles. Open areas (anti-panic areas) have a slightly lower minimum of 0.5 lux across most of the floor. A figure as low as 0.1 lux would be inadequate to see hazards underfoot.
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Fire triangle, causes & prevention · 36
Fire safety law & the responsible person · 37
Detection, alarms & emergency lighting · 55
Evacuation, PEEPs & assembly · 39
Extinguisher types & safe use · 38
Fire risk assessment basics & housekeeping · 35
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You need 15 out of 20 correct to pass, which is about 75%. Our mocks mark you against this exact threshold.
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