The October 2022 Fire Officer Exams covered topics in general ability, fire suppression, fire safety and prevention, fire investigation, and administrative matters. General ability questions tested verbal, analytical, and numerical skills and comprised 25% of the exam. Fire suppression topics including pre-fire planning, firefighting techniques, and tools/equipment made up 30% of the exam. Fire safety and prevention such as fire codes, safety laws and inspection procedures represented 20% of the exam questions. Fire investigation laws, procedures, evidence handling, and SOPs accounted for 15% of the exam. The final 10% covered administrative rules and regulations related to fire service laws, civil service standards, and BFP circulars and procedures.
The October 2022 Fire Officer Exams covered topics in general ability, fire suppression, fire safety and prevention, fire investigation, and administrative matters. General ability questions tested verbal, analytical, and numerical skills and comprised 25% of the exam. Fire suppression topics including pre-fire planning, firefighting techniques, and tools/equipment made up 30% of the exam. Fire safety and prevention such as fire codes, safety laws and inspection procedures represented 20% of the exam questions. Fire investigation laws, procedures, evidence handling, and SOPs accounted for 15% of the exam. The final 10% covered administrative rules and regulations related to fire service laws, civil service standards, and BFP circulars and procedures.
The October 2022 Fire Officer Exams covered topics in general ability, fire suppression, fire safety and prevention, fire investigation, and administrative matters. General ability questions tested verbal, analytical, and numerical skills and comprised 25% of the exam. Fire suppression topics including pre-fire planning, firefighting techniques, and tools/equipment made up 30% of the exam. Fire safety and prevention such as fire codes, safety laws and inspection procedures represented 20% of the exam questions. Fire investigation laws, procedures, evidence handling, and SOPs accounted for 15% of the exam. The final 10% covered administrative rules and regulations related to fire service laws, civil service standards, and BFP circulars and procedures.
The October 2022 Fire Officer Exams covered topics in general ability, fire suppression, fire safety and prevention, fire investigation, and administrative matters. General ability questions tested verbal, analytical, and numerical skills and comprised 25% of the exam. Fire suppression topics including pre-fire planning, firefighting techniques, and tools/equipment made up 30% of the exam. Fire safety and prevention such as fire codes, safety laws and inspection procedures represented 20% of the exam questions. Fire investigation laws, procedures, evidence handling, and SOPs accounted for 15% of the exam. The final 10% covered administrative rules and regulations related to fire service laws, civil service standards, and BFP circulars and procedures.
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FOE 2022 EXAM COVERAGE
The October 2022 Fire Officer Exams covered the following topics:
General Ability (25%): Verbal, Analytical and Numerical
Fire Suppression (30%) o Pre-Fire Planning; o Firefighting Techniques and Procedures; o Tools, Equipment and Apparatus Fire Safety and Prevention (20%): o Fire Code of the Philippines; o Fire Safety Related Codes, NFPA Laws and other BFP Issuances (Building Code, Electrical Code); o BFP Citizens Charter, SOP/MCs on Fire Safety Inspection Fire Investigation (15%) o The Law on Arson in the Philippines (RPC); Constitutional Rights of the Accused Prima Facie Evidence of Arson Rulesof Court o Procedures and Techniques; Identification, Preservation and Handling of Evidence OtherRelated Procedure and Techniques o SOP’s in Fire and Arson Investigation Administrative Matters (10%) o RA 6975, 9263 & 9592 and its IRR;
o CSC Rules and Regulations and Qualification Standards;
o BFP Memo Circulars and SOP’s on Administrative Matters