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An RFPT finds the fire alarm panel in a 'dead' state (no power) in a high-occupancy apartment. What action best manages their liability and duty of care?

If an inspector discovers a condition that is an immediate threat to life (e.g., system completely non-functional), they must notify the owner and the AHJ immed

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Question: An RFPT finds the fire alarm panel in a 'dead' state (no power) in a high-occupancy apartment. What action best manages their liability and duty of care?

Answer options:

  • Wait until the annual report is typed up next week.
  • Tell the owner and leave the building. ✅ Immediately notify the building owner and the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
  • Keep it confidential to protect the building owner's reputation.

Correct answer: Immediately notify the building owner and the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).

Explanation: If an inspector discovers a condition that is an immediate threat to life (e.g., system completely non-functional), they must notify the owner and the AHJ immediately to mitigate liability and risk.

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