NYC FLSD CERTIFICATION ACTUAL TEST
SCRIPT 2026 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS A+
● What must participants be able to differentiate by the end of the
course? Answer: The implementation of a Fire Department Plan and a
Non Fire Emergency Component of the Fire Department Plan.
● What does Local Law No. 26 of 2004 require? Answer: The Fire
Commissioner to adopt standards for the orderly evacuation of
occupants from office buildings during various emergencies.
● What types of emergencies does Local Law No. 26 of 2004 address?
Answer: Evacuations necessitated by explosions, biological, chemical,
or hazardous material incidents, natural disasters, or other emergencies.
● What is the effective procedure for limited evacuations in high-rise
office buildings? Answer: Evacuation of the fire floor and the floor
above.
● What did the World Trade Center Building Code Task Force
recommend in 2003? Answer: Automatic sprinkler protection throughout
all high-rise office buildings.
, ● What is required of office buildings under the final rule of Local Law
No. 26 of 2004? Answer: To prepare a Non Fire Emergency Component
of the Fire Department Plan and submit it for review and acceptance.
● What emergency procedures must be developed according to the final
rule? Answer: Sheltering in place, in-building relocation, partial
evacuation, and full evacuation.
● Who is responsible for implementing the Non Fire Emergency
Component of the Fire Department Plan? Answer: The designated FLS
Director.
● What additional training must the FLS Director receive? Answer:
Training and Fire Department certification relevant to the duties of the
non-fire component of the Fire Department Plan.
● What is the role of the FLS Director regarding Non Fire Emergency
Drills? Answer: To arrange and oversee periodic drills separate from fire
drills to educate building occupants.
● What is the applicability of the Non Fire Emergency Component for
Class B Buildings? Answer: Buildings greater than 6 stories, 75 ft. or
higher, with an occupant load of 100 persons above or below street level,
or a total of 500 in the building.
SCRIPT 2026 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS A+
● What must participants be able to differentiate by the end of the
course? Answer: The implementation of a Fire Department Plan and a
Non Fire Emergency Component of the Fire Department Plan.
● What does Local Law No. 26 of 2004 require? Answer: The Fire
Commissioner to adopt standards for the orderly evacuation of
occupants from office buildings during various emergencies.
● What types of emergencies does Local Law No. 26 of 2004 address?
Answer: Evacuations necessitated by explosions, biological, chemical,
or hazardous material incidents, natural disasters, or other emergencies.
● What is the effective procedure for limited evacuations in high-rise
office buildings? Answer: Evacuation of the fire floor and the floor
above.
● What did the World Trade Center Building Code Task Force
recommend in 2003? Answer: Automatic sprinkler protection throughout
all high-rise office buildings.
, ● What is required of office buildings under the final rule of Local Law
No. 26 of 2004? Answer: To prepare a Non Fire Emergency Component
of the Fire Department Plan and submit it for review and acceptance.
● What emergency procedures must be developed according to the final
rule? Answer: Sheltering in place, in-building relocation, partial
evacuation, and full evacuation.
● Who is responsible for implementing the Non Fire Emergency
Component of the Fire Department Plan? Answer: The designated FLS
Director.
● What additional training must the FLS Director receive? Answer:
Training and Fire Department certification relevant to the duties of the
non-fire component of the Fire Department Plan.
● What is the role of the FLS Director regarding Non Fire Emergency
Drills? Answer: To arrange and oversee periodic drills separate from fire
drills to educate building occupants.
● What is the applicability of the Non Fire Emergency Component for
Class B Buildings? Answer: Buildings greater than 6 stories, 75 ft. or
higher, with an occupant load of 100 persons above or below street level,
or a total of 500 in the building.
