Ch 8 pg 196-216

What is the primary reason that most commercial doors are designed to open outward?

Which method is recommended for forcing outward-opening doors when they are situated in wall recesses?

When applying force to open an outward-opening door, which of the following steps is crucial?

What aspect of outward-opening doors can complicate the use of the Halligan tool?

In which situation are outward-opening doors commonly found?

What has contributed to the proliferation of security gates in various neighborhoods?

Why might security gates be difficult to detect in some neighborhoods?

What time of day is recommended for surveying the presence of security gates?

Which types of locations are most likely to have security gates?

What is a misconception regarding the problem posed by security gates for fire services?

Why is it recommended to breach the top hinge first when forced to handle a door?

What is a key reason against knocking out the center of the door?

What should be avoided when dealing with a scenario that requires door breaching?

What is one consequence of delaying the breach of a door in an emergency situation?

What does Rule #4 focus on in the context of handling a door?

What must be removed to successfully open a manual gate after unhooking the padlock?

What characteristic distinguishes high-security padlocks from low-security models?

What is the primary reason low-security padlocks are rarely used on security gates?

What is a common physical consequence of improperly opening a manual gate?

Which tool is most effective when attempting to cut through high-security padlocks?

Which of the following is NOT typically associated with forcing roll-up gates?

What crucial step follows padlock removal for manual gates?

What feature of high-security padlocks makes them particularly resistant to cutting?

Why might someone overlook the importance of removing the gate key or slide bolt?

Low-security padlocks are generally characterized by which of the following?

What is a significant drawback of using bolt cutters to open multiple locks?

What tool is specifically designed to break locks by splitting them open?

Which method is considered a feasible alternative to using a commercial lock-breaking tool?

What characteristic of case-hardened steel can be exploited when attempting to break a lock?

What is a crucial factor to consider when using a sledgehammer with a commercial lock-breaking tool?

What is the primary purpose of using the Halligan tool in relation to locks?

Which factor is most crucial when using a long tool to break a lock with a Halligan?

What result can be expected from using the Halligan tool on a lock?

In the technique described, what initial position should the Halligan tool be placed?

Why is using a Halligan tool considered not guaranteed to succeed?

Which type of gate typically poses challenges that may require it to be cut open?

What devices may be found securing a manual or mechanical gate?

What is commonly used to shield the raising/lowering chain on a mechanical gate?

How many padlocks can gate keys be secured with on a mechanical gate at maximum?

What is a common feature of both manual and mechanical gates in terms of security?

What is the primary reason for not driving the adze in more than the door's thickness?

Which step is essential when using an adze to open a recessed door?

What issue arises from using the fork end of a pry bar on a recessed door?

What should be done if the adze has difficulty pulling the door outward?

What is a common misconception about pushing on a recessed door?

You may find either built in slide bolts or gate keys, secured with up to __ padlocks

On manual gates you must remove either the ___ key or slide bolt before you can open the gate

You must use Atleast __ inch long cutters for case hardened steel locks with ___ in bows