4.
You have been asked by the provost marshal to advise the engineer crew
on clear zone requirements along perimeter barriers. What should you advise
them regarding clear zones?
A.
They are needed if perimeter lighting is inadequate.
B.
At least 30 feet is desirable between the barrier and
inside structures.
C.
These zones must be plowed so that footprints can be
spotted easily.
D.
At least 20 feet is mandatory between the barrier and
outside structures.
5.
You are discussing protective lighting with the lighting engineer. He
should recommend a schedule for replacing lamps at what stage of their rated
life?
A.
60 percent of their rated life.
B.
70 percent of their rated life.
C.
80 percent of their rated life.
6.
You are discussing wiring circuits for protective lighting with the
illumination engineer.
He would be CORRECT if he states which of the
following?
A.
Series circuits cannot be used effectively.
B.
Multiple circuits cannot be used effectively.
C.
Both multiple and series circuits can be used
effectively.
D.
A combination of both circuits must be used to be
effective.
7.
To obtain approval to designate a facility as a restricted area, whom
would you contact?
A.
The installation provost marshal.
B.
A general officer.
C.
The post G2.
D.
The installation commander.
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