Fire Code Violations Notice Procedure

What should be done when a violation of the Fire Code is identified?

What is included in the Notice of Hazard paperwork submission process?

Which of the following is true regarding the Notice of Hazard book?

What should be done with non-applicable sections of the Notice of Hazard form?

What action must be taken after the Notice of Hazard has been issued and the call is completed?

What should happen to an empty Notice of Hazard book once it is exhausted?

How is the Notice of Hazard logged after submission to the Fire Marshal's office?

How does a Deputy Fire Marshal create a Notice of Hazard call type in CAD?

Notice of Hazard Issuance

The Bernalillo County Fire Department issues Notices of Hazard for fire code violations.
Each fire unit carries a triplicate Notice of Hazard book.
Replacement books are available from the Fire Marshal's office.

Issuing a Notice of Hazard

Notices of Hazard are issued upon identification of fire code or amendment violations.
All applicable sections of the form must be filled out, non-applicable sections marked as "N/A".
The run number is written in the top right corner.
A pink copy is provided to the offender.

Call Creation and Dispatch

After incident mitigation and issuing the Notice of Hazard, dispatch is contacted to create a Notice of Hazard call.
Calls are created as a 900-type incident and deleted from the department's electronic reporting system.
Deputy Fire Marshals can create Notice of Hazard calls in the CAD without dispatch assistance.

Submitting Paperwork

The white copy is placed in the EMS folder for delivery to Fire headquarters.
The yellow copy is left in the book for station reference.
Empty books are sent to the Fire Marshal's office for destruction.
New books are requested from the Fire Marshal's office.

Paperwork Disposition

The Fire Marshal's office scans the Notice of Hazard and attaches it to the CAD for future reference.
The Notice of Hazard is logged on an Excel spreadsheet and filed in the division filing system.

This quiz covers the procedures for issuing Notices of Hazard by the Bernalillo County Fire Department. It includes details on filling out the notification forms, creating related dispatch calls, and submitting necessary paperwork. Test your knowledge on fire code violations and procedural compliance.