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|  DOE-STD-1137-2000
6.
Fire Protection Engineers shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of a fire
alarm and signaling system.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a.
Describe the various components of a fire alarm and signaling system.
b.
Identify the applicable NFPA Code that applies to a fire alarm and signaling
system as well as other Standards that are applied in conjunction with it.
c.
Identify some of the fundamental design principles associated with a fire alarm
and signaling system.
d.
Identify some of the basic inspection, test and maintenance requirements for a
fire alarm and signaling system.
7.
Fire Protection Engineers shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of the
Life Safety Code.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a.
Describe the basic elements of a means of egress.
b.
Describe how occupancy considerations influence emergency egress
requirements.
c.
Describe several emergency egress issues on site and how they have been
resolved.
d.
Define the "equivalency concept" as and the "exemption process" delineated in
NFPA Standard 101 and DOE directives.
8.
Fire Protection Engineers shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of a fire
department/brigade "Baseline Needs Assessment."
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a.
Describe the fundamental responsibilities of a DOE fire department or brigade.
b.
Describe the activities that are typically performed by a fire department/brigade
at the scene of a fire.
c.
Identify some of the NFPA Standards that are applicable to a DOE fire
department/brigade.
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