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An RFPT finds a fire alarm system is completely non-functional. The owner refuses to authorize repairs. What is the RFPT's duty of care?

If an RFPT finds a system is non-functional, they must warn the owner of the risk. If the owner refuses to fix it, the technician may have a duty to report to t

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Question: An RFPT finds a fire alarm system is completely non-functional. The owner refuses to authorize repairs. What is the RFPT's duty of care?

Answer options: ✅ Verbally warn the owner and document it in the written report.

  • Tear the stickers off the panel and leave.
  • Wait 30 days to see if the owner fixes it.
  • Do nothing, as it is the owner's responsibility alone.

Correct answer: Verbally warn the owner and document it in the written report.

Explanation: If an RFPT finds a system is non-functional, they must warn the owner of the risk. If the owner refuses to fix it, the technician may have a duty to report to the Fire Department to protect the public.

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