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NFPA Fire and Life Safety Ecosystem Quiz

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NFPA Fire and Life Safety Ecosystem Quiz
 

NFPA Fire and Life Safety Ecosystem QuizOnline version

Eight-part system for safety roles

by Suzanne Freeman
1

There is no need for ongoing training or skilled professionals.

2

Codes and standards are developed by experts from around the world.

3

The ecosystem’s purpose is not to reduce injuries or losses.

4

Life safety is the sole concern of building owners, not workers or the public.

5

Only one level of government is responsible for fire and life safety.

6

Standards can be ignored when convenient and still be compliant.

7

Prevention, protection, and education are key parts of fire and life safety.

8

There are ten components in the ecosystem, not eight.

9

Public involvement and collaboration help improve home and personal safety decisions.

10

First responders are the only stakeholders who need to be prepared.

11

Resource allocation for safety is unimportant and can be ignored.

12

Safety investments are optional and not necessary for protecting people or property.

13

The NFPA creates all standards without any international input.

14

Applying the latest codes and standards helps reduce injuries, loss, and death.

15

Maintenance of safety codes is unnecessary after construction.

16

Public tips and education do not influence safety decisions.

17

Safety is a local issue and should not involve national or global standards.

18

There are eight components in the fire and life safety ecosystem.

19

Codes and standards are optional and do not need to be followed.

20

All levels of government have a responsibility to maintain effective policies and regulatory environments.

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