ESL Steel Fireman Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is the fire
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Fire is a rapid chemical reaction that releases heat, light, and various gases.
• Fire is a rapid oxidation process that produces heat and light.

• It requires fuel, oxygen, and heat to sustain itself.

• Fires can be classified based on the type of fuel involved, such as Class A (wood, paper), Class B (flammable liquids), etc.

• Firefighting involves extinguishing the fire by removing one of the elements required for combustion.
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Q2. Classification of fire
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Fires are classified based on the type of fuel involved.
• Fires are classified into five main categories: Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, and Class K.

• Class A fires involve ordinary combustibles like wood and paper.

• Class B fires involve flammable liquids like gasoline and oil.

• Class C fires involve energized electrical equipment.

• Class D fires involve combustible metals like magnesium and titanium.

• Class K fires involve ...read more
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Q3. What is gas suspension system
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A gas suspension system is a type of fire suppression system that uses inert gases to extinguish fires by reducing the oxygen concentration in the protected area.
• Uses inert gases to suppress fires

• Reduces oxygen concentration in the protected area

• Commonly used in data centers, museums, and archives
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Q4. Definition of cumbustable material and flammable material
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Combustible materials can catch fire and burn easily, while flammable materials have a lower flash point and can ignite quickly.
• Combustible materials have a higher flash point than flammable materials

• Flammable materials ignite easily and burn rapidly

• Examples of combustible materials: wood, paper, cloth

• Examples of flammable materials: gasoline, alcohol, propane
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Q1. What is Role and Responsibilities in previous company.
Ans. My Role and Responsibilities is handle the shift . The Fire Officer is a supervisory role within the fire department. Fire officers provide the public “face” of fire departments by meeting with the community, in addition to their communication duties with the fire department crew.
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Q1. Principle working of HVWS and MVWS
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HVWS and MVWS are high velocity water spray and medium velocity water spray systems used for fire protection in industrial settings.
• HVWS uses high pressure water to create a fine mist that suppresses fires quickly.

• MVWS uses medium pressure water to create a spray that covers a larger area but with less force.

• Both systems are designed to cool and extinguish fires by removing heat and preventing re-ignition.

• HVWS is commo...read more
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Q2. Which fire detection system used in cinema theatre?
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The fire detection system used in cinema theatres is typically a combination of smoke detectors, heat detectors, and manual call points.
• Smoke detectors are commonly used to detect smoke particles in the air, triggering an alarm when smoke is present.

• Heat detectors are used to sense a rapid rise in temperature, indicating a fire.

• Manual call points allow individuals to manually trigger the alarm in case of emergency.

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Q3. What department including and what responsibility of fire mock drill?
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Fire mock drills are conducted by the Fire Department to ensure preparedness in case of emergencies.
• Fire Department is responsible for conducting fire mock drills

• Responsibilities include planning, coordinating, and executing mock drills

• Ensuring all staff are trained on evacuation procedures

• Testing fire alarms, emergency exits, and firefighting equipment

• Analyzing the effectiveness of the drill and making improvements as
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Q1. If there are 3 fire calls at a time, which one will you attend first?
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I would prioritize the fire call based on the severity of the situation, proximity to the fire station, and number of people potentially affected.
• Assess the severity of each fire call - prioritize the one with the highest risk of causing harm or damage.

• Consider the proximity of each fire call to the fire station - attend the one closest to ensure a quicker response time.

• Evaluate the number of people potentially affecte...read more
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Q2. If there are 3 fire calls at a time, which one will you attend first? Please answer me the question
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I would prioritize the fire call based on the severity of the situation, proximity to the fire station, and potential for escalation.
• Assess the severity of each fire call - prioritize the one with the highest risk to life and property.

• Consider the proximity of each fire call to the fire station - attend the one closest to ensure a quick response.

• Evaluate the potential for escalation - prioritize the fire call that has ...read more
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