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EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS

57.408 COMPLIANCE STATUS

1. TRAINING

LAMC 57.408.8.6

*FSD CERTIFICATIONS:
2022 x TBD: 12.21.22

*FSD CERTIFICATIONS:
2021 x 11 Online: 12.21.21

*FW CERTIFICATIONS:
2022 x 19 On-site: 05.10.22
2022 x 18 On-site: 02.17.22
2021 x 15: Online: 03.05.21
2020: Pandemic
2019 x13: On-site: 12.12.19

2. BIFS

Ordinance No. 180648

*RENEWAL:
-Date: 12.21.21
-Consultant: 0161

*APPROVAL:
-Date: 10.23.19
-Consultant: 0161

3. PLANS

LAMC 57.408.5.1.1.1

*RENEWAL:
-Date: 12.21.21
-Consultant: 0161

*APPROVAL:
-Date: 11.14.19
-Consultant: 0161

4. DRILLS

LAMC 57.408.9.1.1

*FIRE DRILL DETAILS:
-Date: 06.01.22
-PreDrill x 28: 7:00-8:15AM
-OnTest LAFD: 8:20AM
-Drill Start: 8:24AM
-All Clear: 8:31AM
-Drill Time: 7min.08sec.
-Roll Call: 8:28-8:39AM
-Evacuees x 95
-OffTest LAFD: 9:01AM

FSD TEAM

*L.A.M.C. 57.408.5.1

Fire Safety Directors, Assistants and Alternates, understand and accept your duties to implement and maintain:
1. The Los Angeles Fire Department Approved Emergency Plan.
2. The List of People Who May Need Assistance.
3. A Floor Warden Program.

Furthermore, you understand & accept your responsibilities as they relate to:
4. Having a working knowledge of the building’s alarm systems and equipment.
5. Recognizing the utilization of Building Inventory Forms.
6. Training of Staff, Floor Wardens and Residents.
7. Managing the annual Fire Drill.

Please provide your 2021 Fire Safety Director Acknowledgement below:

As a Fire Safety Director at 6067 W. Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90036, I understand and accept my duties to implement and maintain:

1. The Los Angeles Fire Department Approved Emergency Plan.
2. The List of People Who May Need Assistance.
3. A Floor Warden Program.

Furthermore, I understand and accept my responsibilities as they relate to:

4. Having a working knowledge of the building’s alarm systems and equipment.
5. Recognizing the utilization of Building Inventory Forms.
6. Training of Staff, Floor Wardens and Residents.
7. Managing the annual Fire Drill.

THANK YOU.

FSD Acknowledgement

I am a Fire Safety Director for 6067 W. Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90036.

Instructor Acknowledgement

I am the L.A.F.D. Certified Consultant for 6067 W. Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90036.

First Name

Last Name

Work Title

FSD1

Andrew
Werner

VP of
Building Operations

FSD1

Gerry
Perez

Director of
Security

AFSD1

Lauren
Girard

Director of
Visitor Services

AFSD2

Peter
Knezovich

Senior Coordinator
of Operations

FSD1

Gerry
Perez

Director of
Security

AFSD1

Peter
Knezovich

Senior Coordinator
of Operations

ALTFSD1

Andrew
Tiedge

Manager
of Security

ALTFSD2

Ladatro
Robinson

Security
Supervisor

ALTFSD3

Jack
Cummings

Manager of
Visitor Experience

ALTFSD4

Michael
Hain

Manager
of Health & Safety

ALTFSD6

Cydney
Schaefer

Assistant Manager
of Visitor Experience

ALTFSD5

Atshumi
Richards

Assistant Manager
of Visitor Services

ALTFSD7

Charles
Francis

Assistant Manager
of Health & Safety

ALTFSD8

Joe
Hernandez

Security
Supervisor

DAYS UNTIL YOUR 2022 FIRE SAFETY DIRECTOR CERTIFICATION RENEWALS.

<center>It's time to renew your FSD Certifications.</center>

FW TEAM

As a Floor Warden at 6067 W. Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90036, I understand and accept my duties as detailed below.

• One aspect of the Building Emergency Plan calls for at least two responsible volunteers on each floor to be designated as a floor warden and an alternate floor warden. The main duty of the floor warden/alternate floor warden, is to ensure complete evacuation or relocation of occupants/visitors on their floor during emergencies.

• All floor wardens will be trained in high-rise emergency procedures, working with the fire safety directors of the building, as well as the fire department, during emergencies.

• All floor wardens and alternate floor wardens will gain vital knowledge on the location of stairwells and other high-rise building life safety features, as well as how to operate fire alarm pull stations and the overall evacuation plan for this building.

THANK YOU.

Acceptance

I am a Floor Warden for 6067 W. Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90036. I acknowledge my awareness of instructions and expectations.

FW Acceptance

I am the L.A.F.D. Certified Consultant for 6067 W. Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90036.

First Name

Last Name

Work Title

Phone Number

VISITOR EXPERIENCE

Lucas
Lacamara

Visitor Experience,
Lead

02.17.22 Andre
Martinez

Visitor Experience,
Lead

02.17.22 Sharise
Rogers

Visitor Experience,
Lead

02.17.22 Monay
Brown

Visitor Experience,
Lead

02.17.22 Joseph
Montoya

Visitor Experience,
Lead

02.17.22 Dana
Robie

Visitor Experience,
Lead

05.10.22 Eli
Petzold

Visitor Experience,
Lead

05.10.22 Jackie
Alvarez

Visitor Experience,
Lead

05.10.22 THEATER OPERATIONS

Ivan
Salinas

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 Kelsey
Faamausili

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 Olivia
Caffery

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 Eric-Antonio
Guzman

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 Spencer
Christiano

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 Emily
Shurtz

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 Samantha
Whitty

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 Monay
Brown

Theater
Operations

02.17.22 Joseph
Montoya

Theater
Operations

02.17.22 Bob
Berman

Projection
Operations

05.10.22 Ana
Vargas De La Rosa

Theater
Operations

05.10.22 EXHIBITIONS & COLLECTIONS

Joe
Gott

Chief
Preparator

02.17.22 Lance
Bad Heart Bull

Art
Preparator

02.17.22 Andrew
Mueller

Exhibition
Fabrication Manager

02.17.22 Ross
Auerbach

Collection Information
Registrar

02.17.22 Gerard
Collins

Collection Information
Registrar

02.17.22 HR, OPERATIONS, EDUCATION & RETAIL

Luisa
Del cid

Sr. Specialist,
HR

02.17.22 Julianne
Woo

Operations
Assistant

02.17.22 Molly
Robbins

Education
Dept.

05.10.22 Brecken
Ware

Retail
Shop

05.10.22 Jacinda
Quintanar

Retail
Shop

05.10.22 FACILITIES, CUSTODIAL & GROUNDS

Ricardo
Jacobo

Facilities,
Lead

02.17.22 Leslie
Moctezuma

Facilities
Dept.

02.17.22 Rosendo
Arroyo

Custodial/Set-Up
Supervisor

02.17.22 Jason
Garone

Custodial,
Lead

02.17.22 Ovet
Munoz

Grounds,
Lead

02.17.22 SECURITY

Calvin
Williams

Security
Officer

03.18.22 Dwan
Gill

Security
Officer

03.19.22 Marina
Navarro

Safety &
Security

05.10.22 Akadeth
Obphrachanh

Senior Facilities
Manager

Andria
Mack

Operations
Manager

Chris
Roginski

Events
Manager

Daniel
Munoz

Operating
Engineer

Luisa
Del cid

Sr. Specialist,
HR

Andrew
Mueller

Exhibition
Fabrication Manager

Rosendo
Arroyo

Custodial/Set-Up
Supervisor

Rio
Lopez

Graduate Fellow,
Conservation

Joe
Gott

Chief
Preparator

Lance
Bad Heart Bull

Art
Preparator

Ricardo
Jacobo

Manager

Ross
Auerbach

Registrar

Dennis
Thompson

Chief
Engineer

Ethan
Caldwell

Theater Operations
Manager

Haley
Yochum

Admin. Assistant,
Director's Office

DAYS UNTIL YOUR 2023 FLOOR WARDEN CERTIFICATION RENEWALS.

<center>It's time to renew your FSD Certifications.</center>

LA CITY FSD TEST

INSTRUCTIONS:

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Section 1 = Questions 1 - 23

GOOD LUCK!

1. What is the City of Los Angeles Fire Code that governs emergency planning and evacuation requirements in high-rise buildings?

   A.   Ordinance 181642

   B.   FEMA ICS-100.c

   C.   57.408.1- 57.408.11

2. The height of a high-rise building is determined by two points of measurement. They are the distance between the highest occupied floor landing and which other point?

   A.   The top of the elevator machine room.

   B.   The helipad.

   C.   The lowest level of fire vehicle access.

3. A Fire Safety Director Certificate is issued for which location(s)?

   A.   All high-rise buildings over 75-feet in the State of California.

   B.   A high-rise portfolio with no less than 17 high-rise buildings.

   C.   The high-rise building where the Fire Safety Director is employed.

4. This certification means that you understand and accept your duty to implement and maintain which of the below?

   A.   The Los Angeles Fire Department Approved Emergency Plan

   B.   The List of People Who May Need Assistance

   C.   A Floor Warden Program or Exemption

   D.   All of the above

5. As a Fire Safety Director, you understand and accept your responsibilities as they relate to which of the below?

   A.   Having a working knowledge of the building’s alarm systems and equipment.

   B.   Recognizing the utilization of Building Inventory Forms.

   C.   Training of Staff, Floor Wardens, and Occupants.

   D.   Managing the annual fire drill.

   E.   All of the above

6. Part of the requirement to be a Fire Safety Director, is that you must be present on-property during which time period(s)?

   A.   All legal Holidays

   B.   Only Saturdays and Sundays

   C.   Normal business hours (typically 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Monday – Friday)

   D.   Friday nights

7. A Fire Safety Director Certificate is valid for which time period(s)?

   A.   1-year

   B.   3-year

   C.   As long as you are employed at the same address.

8. The goal of an Emergency Plan is to?

   A.   Assist the building owner in meeting legal requirements.

   B.   Establish consistent planning and training.

   C.   Establish specific procedures to get everyone out alive in the event of a disaster.

   D.   All of the above

9. The Emergency Plan is required at three locations. Which location is it not required?

   A.   Parking Office

   B.   Fire Command Center

   C.   Security Desk

   D.   Management Office

10. What is the very first document that should be visible in your Emergency Plan?

   A.   Table of Contents

   B.   Fire Drill report from 10 years ago

   C.   City of Los Angeles High-Rise Building Emergency Plan Approval Page

   D.   Fire Safety Director Certificate

11. What is the second document that should be visible in your Emergency Plan?

   A.   Table of Contents

   B.   Fire Safety Director Certificate.

   C.   Fire Safety Director Annual Review Form

   D.   An assembly area drawing

12. The Fire Safety Director Annual Review Form indicates certain changes within the manual that may have occurred throughout the year. Which information are you responsible for updating?

   A.   Emergency contact telephone numbers

   B.   The Floor Warden List

   C.   The People Who May Need Assistance List

   D.   All of the above

13. If there are no changes to the Emergency Plan from the previous year, then “No Changes” must still be indicated on the Fire Safety Director Annual Review Form.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

14. The Fire Safety Director’s signature and date must accompany any pages where changes are made within the Emergency Plan?

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

15. The Emergency Plan Verification Form is located where?

   A.   Section 5 – Earthquakes

   B.   Section 8 – Fire Safety Director Duties

   C.   Section 1 – Introduction

   D.   Section 9 - Appendix

16. The Emergency Plan is comprised of three sub-manuals. They include which of the following?

   A.   Staff Manual

   B.   Floor Warden Manual

   C.   Resident Manual

   D.   All of the above

17. The Fire Safety Director is responsible for distributing a copy of the corresponding sub-manual to people within how many days of arrival on property?

   A.   30-days

   B.   60-days

   C.   14-days

18. For privacy concerns, those who want to be included on the “List of People Who May Need Assistance” must?

   A.   Submit a written letter from their doctor.

   B.   Self-identify their need for rescue by filling-out and submitting the required form.

   C.   Quietly whisper their physical disability to a security guard.

19. In the Occupant Manual, there is a signature form for occupants to acknowledge that they received a copy of the Emergency Plan?

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

20. In addition to being responsible for the establishment, implementation, maintenance, and distribution of the Emergency Plan, the Fire Safety Director must also?

   A.   Make sure Staff and Residents receive annual training on the plan.

   B.   Document training sessions and attendance.

   C.   Conduct annual fire drills.

   D.   All of the above

21. According to the Los Angeles Fire Code 57.408.2.2, any changes to the list of Essential Building Personnel shall be submitted to the fire department within how many days?

   A.   1-days

   B.   10-days

   C.   30-days

22. Floor Warden Exemptions are available to which occupancy type(s)?

   A.   Commercial

   B.   Residential

   C.   Medical

   D.   None of the above

23. Floor Wardens are selected, trained, and certified annually. Their certificates are?

   A.   The color green

   B.   Valid for only 1-year

   C.   Site-specific

   D.   All of the above

END OF SECTION 1
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FLOOR WARDEN TEST

INSTRUCTIONS:

Click or tap the circle of the correct answer. Please select only 1 answer per question.
Questions 1 - 15

GOOD LUCK!

1. Which section of the Emergency Plan details “Building Systems and Equipment”?

   A.   Section 6

   B.   Section 7

   C.   Section 9

2. The “Building Systems and Equipment” section of the Emergency Plan discusses the location(s) and operation(s) of which of the following?

   A.   Alarm initiating devices

   B.   Fire Command Center

   C.   Sprinkler and standpipe systems

   D.   Utility service shut-offs

   E.   All of the above

3. What does the alarm tone sound like in the building?

   A.   Buzz!

   B.   Siren!

   C.   Whoop!

   D.   Bell!

4. Does your fire alarm panel have a public address (PA) feature?

A. YES

B. NO

5. Where are the Fire Department Connections “FDCs” located for your building?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

6. Is your building equipped with natural gas?

A. YES

B. NO

7. On which geographic side of your building is the gas shut-off located?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

8. On which geographic side of your building does stairwell #1 terminate at the street/ground level?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

9. On which geographic side of your building does stairwell #2 terminate at the street/ground level?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

10. Is your building equipped with fire sprinklers?

   A.   Yes, only in the parking garage and on the lobby level.

   B.   Yes, my building is fully equipped with fire sprinklers.

   C.   No, my building is not equipped with fire sprinklers.

11. On which geographic side of your building is the emergency generator located?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

12. Which fire alarm device will automatically recall elevators to the lobby?

   A.   Elevator Lobby Smoke Detector

   B.   Sprinkler Valve Tamper

   C.   Manual Pull Station

   C.   Sprinkler Water Flow

13. Is your building monitored by a fire alarm monitoring company 24/7?

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

14. How many floors are captured in your building’s automatic alarm sequence?

   A.   The floor of alarm only (1-floor)

   B.   The floor of alarm, the floor above, and the floor below (3-floor)

   C.   The entire building goes into alarm (All floors)

   D.   Zoned scenario

15. Your building’s Fire Alarm Annunciator indicates all of the below, EXCEPT?

   A.   The floor of alarm.

   B.   The type of alarm in activation.

   C.   The location of fire extinguishers.

   D.   If multiple buildings share a single system, it will indicate the building or zone in alarm.

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BUILDING INVENTORY FORMS

BSIS

Building Systems
Information Sheet

LOWER LOBBY LEVEL

Saban & North Basement
Lower Level 1

LOBBY LEVEL

Saban & Piazza
Lobby (1)

ELEVATORS

Saban, North Basement,
& Sphere

STAIRS

Saban, North Basement,
& Sphere

STANDPIPES

Saban, North Basement,
& Sphere

KNOWLEDGE: BIFS

INSTRUCTIONS:

Click or tap the circle of the correct answer. Please select only 1 answer per question.
Section 2 = Questions 24 - 41

GOOD LUCK!

24. Which section of the Emergency Plan details “Building Systems and Equipment”?

   A.   Section 6

   B.   Section 7

   C.   Section 9

25. The biggest determining factor for the types of fire/life safety systems and equipment in your building, is whether the construction of the building was completed BEFORE or AFTER July 1, 1974. Your building is classified as?

A. New High-Rise

B. Existing High-Rise

26. The “Building Systems and Equipment” section of the Emergency Plan opens with a brief description of the building. It includes all of the below, EXCEPT?

   A.   The building’s name, address, and nearest cross street

   B.   The number of floors, parking structures, basements/penthouses

   C.   The number of stairwells and fire escapes

   D.   The number of bathrooms

27. The “Building Systems and Equipment” section of the Emergency Plan discusses the location(s) and operation(s) of which of the following?

   A.   Alarm initiating devices

   B.   Fire Command Center

   C.   Sprinkler and standpipe systems

   D.   Utility service shut-offs

   E.   All of the above

28. What does the alarm tone sound like in the building?

   A.   Buzz!

   B.   Siren!

   C.   Whoop!

   D.   Bell!

29. Does your fire alarm panel have a public address (PA) feature?

A. YES

B. NO

30. The Fire Department Lock Boxes and/or Knox Boxes include all of the below, EXCEPT?

   A.   Elevator recall keys

   B.   Property access keys

   C.   Extra fire hoses

   D.   Building Inventory Forms (BIFs)

31. Where are the Fire Department Connections “FDCs” located for your building?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

32. Is your building equipped with natural gas?

A. YES

B. NO

33. On which geographic side of your building is the gas shut-off located?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

34. On which geographic side of your building does stairwell #1 terminate at the street/ground level?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

35. On which geographic side of your building does stairwell #2 terminate at the street/ground level?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

36. Is your building equipped with fire sprinklers?

   A.   Yes, only in the parking garage and on the lobby level.

   B.   Yes, my building is fully equipped with fire sprinklers.

   C.   No, my building is not equipped with fire sprinklers.

37. On which geographic side of your building is the emergency generator located?

   A.   North

   B.   South

   C.   East

   D.   West

38. Which fire alarm device will automatically recall elevators to the lobby?

   A.   Elevator Lobby Smoke Detector

   B.   Sprinkler Valve Tamper

   C.   Manual Pull Station

   C.   Sprinkler Water Flow

39. Is your building monitored by a fire alarm monitoring company 24/7?

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

40. How many floors are captured in your building’s automatic alarm sequence?

   A.   The floor of alarm only (1-floor)

   B.   The floor of alarm, the floor above, and the floor below (3-floor)

   C.   The entire building goes into alarm (All floors)

   D.   Zoned scenario

41. Your building’s Fire Alarm Annunciator indicates all of the below, EXCEPT?

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STAFF PLAN

INTRODUCTION

Section 1 PHONE NUMBERS

Section 2 FIRE

Section 3 EVACUATION

Section 4 EARTHQUAKE

Section 5 EMERGENCIES +

Section 6 SYSTEMS

Section 7 FSD DUTIES

Section 8 APPENDIX

Section 9 FULL VERSION

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STAFF SUMMARY

PIAZZA ASSEMBLY

6TH ST. ASSEMBLY

LEADERSHIP: YOUR TEAM

INSTRUCTIONS:

Click or tap the circle of the correct answer. Please select only 1 answer per question.
Section 3 = Questions 42 - 73

This is it.
FINISH STRONG!

42. Which section of the Emergency Plan details “Staff Fire Procedures”?

   A.   Section 1

   B.   Section 3

   C.   Section 4

   D.   Section 8

43. Personnel employed by the building that possess extensive knowledge of the building and its safety systems are considered?

   A.   Valets

   B.   Essential Building Personnel

   C.   Management

   D.   Ownership

44. Essential Building Personnel are defined in the fire code as all of the below, EXCEPT?

   A.   Security

   B.   Engineering

   C.   Facilities

   D.   Parking staff

45. In specifying Essential Building Personnel’s duties during an emergency, which should be considered?

   A.   Competence level

   B.   Work hours

   C.   General location in the building

   D.   All of the above

46. What are the basic four responses when discovering a fire?

   A.   Life Safety, Notification, Extinguish, Evacuate.

   B.   Stop, Drop, Roll, Call 911.

   C.   Duck, Cover, Hold, Curse uncontrollably.

   D.   Freak out and ask a resident for guidance.

47. Your Essential Building Personnel shall be trained and prepared for three fire situations. Which of the below is not one of the three situations?

   A.   When someone burns leftover fish in the microwave.

   B.   When fire or smoke are discovered.

   C.   When trapped due to fire or smoke in the hallway.

   D.   When there is an alarm, but no visible fire or smoke.

48. Los Angeles Municipal Code SEC. 57.112.05 states, “Smoke detectors are provided for your personal safety. Anyone who willfully and maliciously tampers with, damages, breaks or removes any required smoke detector shall be guilty of a?”

   A.   Misdemeanor

   B.   Felony

   C.   Public nuisance

   D.   None of the above

49. California Penal Code 148.3 states, “Any person who willfully and maliciously sends, gives, transmits, or sounds any false alarm of fire is guilty of a?”

   A.   Disturbance of the peace

   B.   Felony

   C.   Misdemeanor

   D.   None of the above

50. Why is breaking a window considered a last resort during a fire?

   A.   Broken glass could fall onto a firefighter below.

   B.   You might injure yourself.

   C.   If conditions change (like prevailing winds), it becomes impossible to close the window.

   D.   Because the building owner will be upset with you.

51. The two main factors that determine how to develop the evacuation procedures are?

   A.   The fire alarm system capabilities. (Alarm automatically alerts 1-floor, 3-floor, All floors?)

   B.   Public address/voice evacuation capabilities. (Can you make announcements to all areas?)

   C.   The athletic abilities of your building occupants. (Can people run, jump, duck, and dive?)

   D.   A and C

   E.   A and B

52. Which element(s) are important to understand about emergency evacuation?

   A.   The location and safe use of stairwells.

   B.   The location of and how to activate fire alarms.

   C.   The location of the outside assembly area.

   D.   The need to shut off equipment and close all doors.

   E.   All of the above

53. Which of the below is NOT an example of an evacuation management tool?

   A.   Safety vests for visibility.

   B.   Two-way radios and/or cellphones for communication.

   C.   Protein bar in-case you get hungry.

   D.   Resident rosters for roll call.

54. What is the “Rule of Five”?

   A.   Only five people are allowed to evacuate.

   B.   Fires always happen at five o’clock.

   C.   Five floors evacuate, the floor of alarm, two above and two below.

   D.   None of the above

55. During a “Relocation” evacuation, each of the five affected floors go where?

   A.   Five blocks away from the building.

   B.   To the elevators and proceed up five floors.

   C.   The roof.

   D.   To the stairwells and proceed down five respective floors within the building.

56. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department’s fire evacuation guidelines, the building’s outside assembly location/refuge area shall be a minimum of ____________ feet away from the building?

   A.   100-feet

   B.   300-feet

   C.   500-feet

57. When the fire department arrives at your building, they should immediately be given?

   A.   Building Inventory Forms

   B.   A copy of the List of People Who Need Assistance

   C.   An Evacuation Status Report

   D.   All of the above

58. Which section of the Emergency Plan details “Earthquake Procedures”?

   A.   Section 4

   B.   Section 5

   C.   Section 6

   D.   Section 9

59. What is the recommended response procedure when an earthquake strikes?

   A.   Stop, Look, Point

   B.   Duck, Cover, Hold

   C.   Run out of the building

   D.   Repeatedly call the property manager’s cellphone

60. Why is it important to STAY PUT immediately following an earthquake?

   A.   Prepare for aftershocks.

   B.   Potential civil unrest outside.

   C.   Gas, water, or fire hazards outside.

   D.   All of the above

61. Why does the fire department consider common hallways places to seek shelter in preparation for aftershocks?

   A.   They are closer to the elevators.

   B.   They tend to be free of large items, glass, and other hazards.

   C.   Residents can meet-up with each other.

   D.   None of the above

62. Who is authorized by the city to deem the building safe for re-entry following a significant earthquake?

   A.   The Fire Safety Director

   B.   The Department of Building and Safety

   C.   The Building Engineer

   D.   None of the above

63. After an earthquake, you and your staff (who are able) should begin post-quake duties. They include?

   A.   Check communications systems. (Public address system, radios, etc.)

   B.   Check for injuries and determine the need for triage.

   C.   Have staff and/or floor wardens check-in with status updates throughout the building.

   D.   All of the above

64. The fire department has specific search and rescue protocol when an earthquake occurs. This includes collapsed and/or burning buildings, hospitals, schools, public areas, etc.

B. TRUE

C. FALSE

65. Section 6 of the Emergency Plan, provides procedures for “Other Emergencies”. Which types emergencies are included?

   A.   Power Outage and Chemical Incident

   B.   Bomb Threat and Medical Incident

   C.   Medical Incident, Bomb Threat, and Power Outage

66. During a medical emergency, why is it important to recall the elevator(s) with the blue “Star of Life” seal?

   A.   They travel to every floor of the building.

   B.   They have a special coating that protects them from radiation.

   C.   None of the above

67. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department’s bomb threat guidelines, two-way radios, cellphones and other wireless communication devices SHALL NOT be used within________ feet from a suspected object?

   A.   10-feet

   B.   200-feet

   C.   300-feet

68. When a power outage occurs in your building, emergency power is transferred within how many seconds?

   A.   10

   B.   20

   C.   30

69. 57.408.9 states, “A minimum of one fire drill annually on individual floors is mandatory...All building occupants are required to participate in the fire drills.” Failure to comply with this may result in a criminal misdemeanor filing and shall be punishable by?

   A.   Imprisonment in the County Jail for a period of not more than six months

   B.   At least a mandatory minimum fine of $1,000.00

   C.   Both the fine AND imprisonment

   D.   None of the above

70. Prior to a scheduled fire drill, notification is required. Who needs to be notified and by what time?

   A.   1-week: Send out your Tenant Notices

   B.   48-hours: Notify the L.A.F.D. High-Rise Unit

   C.   Day of:Pre-Drill meeting with Essential Building Personnel and Floor Wardens

   D.   1-hour: Place the building system “on test” with alarm monitor and L.A.F.D. dispatch.

   E.   All of the above

71. In buildings more than 35 stories in height, every three years there shall be a “Total Building Evacuation”, wherein every occupant in the building proceeds to the nearest safe stairwell and evacuates directly to the Outside Safe Refuge Area.

B. TRUE

C. FALSE

72. When conducting a fire drill, documentation and notice is required. Which of the below is included?

   A.   Participation: Staff and Occupant names and suite/room numbers must be documented.

   B.   Refusal: Any occupant refusing to participate in the drill, is documented on a refusal form.

   C.   A and B

   D.   None of the above

73. If you remember absolutely nothing from this test, which section of the Emergency Plan explains all of your “Fire Safety Director Duties”?

   A.   Section 6

   B.   Section 7

   C.   Section 8

THE END!

DRILL DIAGRAM

PRE-DRILL

By Department

Total Evacuees:

Web Designer

PHONE NUMBERS

Section 2

My Skill

Web Designer 50%

HR COF#0161

ACADEMYMUSEUM

EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS

57.408

COMPLIANCE STATUS

1. TRAINING

LAMC 57.408.8.6

*FSD CERTIFICATIONS:2022 x TBD: 12.21.22

*FSD CERTIFICATIONS:2021 x 11 Online: 12.21.21

*FW CERTIFICATIONS:2022 x 19 On-site: 05.10.22 2022 x 18 On-site: 02.17.222021 x 15: Online: 03.05.212020: Pandemic2019 x13: On-site: 12.12.19

2. BIFS

Ordinance No. 180648

*RENEWAL:-Date: 12.21.21-Consultant: 0161

*APPROVAL:-Date: 10.23.19-Consultant: 0161

3. PLANS

LAMC 57.408.5.1.1.1

*RENEWAL:-Date: 12.21.21-Consultant: 0161

*APPROVAL:-Date: 11.14.19-Consultant: 0161

4. DRILLS

LAMC 57.408.9.1.1

*FIRE DRILL DETAILS:-Date: 06.01.22-PreDrill x 28: 7:00-8:15AM-OnTest LAFD: 8:20AM-Drill Start: 8:24AM-All Clear: 8:31AM-Drill Time: 7min.08sec.-Roll Call: 8:28-8:39AM-Evacuees x 95-OffTest LAFD: 9:01AM

FSD TEAM

THANK YOU.

FSD1

AndrewWerner

VP ofBuilding Operations

FSD1

GerryPerez

Director ofSecurity

AFSD1

LaurenGirard

Director ofVisitor Services

AFSD2

PeterKnezovich

Senior Coordinatorof Operations

FSD1

GerryPerez

Director ofSecurity

AFSD1

PeterKnezovich

Senior Coordinatorof Operations

ALTFSD1

AndrewTiedge

Managerof Security

ALTFSD2

LadatroRobinson

SecuritySupervisor

ALTFSD3

JackCummings

Manager ofVisitor Experience

ALTFSD4

MichaelHain

Managerof Health & Safety

ALTFSD6

CydneySchaefer

Assistant Managerof Visitor Experience

ALTFSD5

AtshumiRichards

Assistant Managerof Visitor Services

ALTFSD7

CharlesFrancis

Assistant Managerof Health & Safety

ALTFSD8

JoeHernandez

SecuritySupervisor

FW TEAM

THANK YOU.

VISITOR EXPERIENCE

LucasLacamara

Visitor Experience,Lead

02.17.22

AndreMartinez

Visitor Experience,Lead

02.17.22

ShariseRogers

Visitor Experience,Lead

02.17.22

MonayBrown

Visitor Experience,Lead

02.17.22

ACADEMY
MUSEUM

*FSD CERTIFICATIONS:
2022 x TBD: 12.21.22

*FSD CERTIFICATIONS:
2021 x 11 Online: 12.21.21

*FW CERTIFICATIONS:
2022 x 19 On-site: 05.10.22
2022 x 18 On-site: 02.17.22
2021 x 15: Online: 03.05.21
2020: Pandemic
2019 x13: On-site: 12.12.19

*RENEWAL:
-Date: 12.21.21
-Consultant: 0161

*APPROVAL:
-Date: 10.23.19
-Consultant: 0161

*RENEWAL:
-Date: 12.21.21
-Consultant: 0161

*APPROVAL:
-Date: 11.14.19
-Consultant: 0161

*FIRE DRILL DETAILS:
-Date: 06.01.22
-PreDrill x 28: 7:00-8:15AM
-OnTest LAFD: 8:20AM
-Drill Start: 8:24AM
-All Clear: 8:31AM
-Drill Time: 7min.08sec.
-Roll Call: 8:28-8:39AM
-Evacuees x 95
-OffTest LAFD: 9:01AM

Andrew
Werner

VP of
Building Operations

Gerry
Perez

Director of
Security

Lauren
Girard

Director of
Visitor Services

Peter
Knezovich

Senior Coordinator
of Operations

Gerry
Perez

Director of
Security

Peter
Knezovich

Senior Coordinator
of Operations

Andrew
Tiedge

Manager
of Security

Ladatro
Robinson

Security
Supervisor

Jack
Cummings

Manager of
Visitor Experience

Michael
Hain

Manager
of Health & Safety

Cydney
Schaefer

Assistant Manager
of Visitor Experience

Atshumi
Richards

Assistant Manager
of Visitor Services

Charles
Francis

Assistant Manager
of Health & Safety

Joe
Hernandez

Security
Supervisor

Lucas
Lacamara

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Andre
Martinez

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Sharise
Rogers

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Monay
Brown

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Joseph
Montoya

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Dana
Robie

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Eli
Petzold

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Jackie
Alvarez

Visitor Experience,
Lead

Ivan
Salinas

Theater
Operations

Kelsey
Faamausili

Theater
Operations

Olivia
Caffery

Theater
Operations

Eric-Antonio
Guzman

Theater
Operations

Spencer
Christiano

Theater
Operations

Emily
Shurtz

Theater
Operations

Samantha
Whitty

Theater
Operations

Monay
Brown

Theater
Operations

Joseph
Montoya

Theater
Operations

Bob
Berman

Projection
Operations

Ana
Vargas De La Rosa

Theater
Operations

Joe
Gott

Chief
Preparator

Lance
Bad Heart Bull

Art
Preparator

Andrew
Mueller