Which task is least likely to be performed by the FLS director during a non-fire emergency?

Which task is least likely to be performed by the FLS director during a non-fire emergency?

• A. Coordinating with building security
• B. Communicating with building occupants
• C. Writing the building's security policy
• D. Overseeing the non-fire emergency drills

Answer: (C)

During a non-fire emergency, the focus is on immediate response and keeping people safe. Coordinating with building security helps manage access, share incident information, and coordinate actions with responders. Communicating with building occupants is essential to provide safe instructions, status updates, and evacuation directions if needed. Overseeing non-fire emergency drills ensures readiness and that procedures are practiced and refined. Writing the building's security policy, however, is a planning activity done outside of an active incident to set rules and procedures for future operations. It isn’t something you typically perform in the middle of an emergency.

During a non-fire emergency, the focus is on immediate response and keeping people safe. Coordinating with building security helps manage access, share incident information, and coordinate actions with responders. Communicating with building occupants is essential to provide safe instructions, status updates, and evacuation directions if needed. Overseeing non-fire emergency drills ensures readiness and that procedures are practiced and refined. Writing the building's security policy, however, is a planning activity done outside of an active incident to set rules and procedures for future operations. It isn’t something you typically perform in the middle of an emergency.