F-89 Emergency Action Plan (EAPD) / Fire Safety Director (FSD) Practice Exam

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In the friendship building, where should occupants requiring assistance wait for an elevator during EAP activation?

  1. Near the freight elevator.

  2. In the passenger elevator lobby.

  3. At the main exit.

  4. On the loading dock.

The correct answer is: In the passenger elevator lobby.

The most suitable location for occupants requiring assistance to wait for an elevator during an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) activation is in the passenger elevator lobby. This area is typically designed to accommodate building occupants and is usually the designated point for accessing elevators. In emergencies, it is essential for occupants needing assistance to wait in a location where they can be easily identified and accessed by staff or first responders. The passenger elevator lobby is generally monitored, and emergency protocols are often set up to ensure there is a swift response to assist those with mobility needs. The positioning in this lobby allows for a clear pathway for evacuation and ensures that individuals are not placed in areas that might be congested or unsafe. Choosing this location also helps in coordinating with emergency personnel who are likely to know where this designated area is, thereby enhancing the safety and efficiency of the evacuation process.