San Francisco Alarm Monitor QC Practice Exam

What should be done with all alarm activations?

All alarm activations received, whether actual, accidental or malfunction, will be recorded in the blotter Only actual alarms are recorded Only accidental alarms are recorded None are recorded

Correct Answer:

All alarm activations received, whether actual, accidental or malfunction, will be recorded in the blotter

Explanation:

All alarm activations should be recorded in the blotter, including actual, accidental, or malfunction activations. Keeping a complete log creates an auditable history of every event, which is essential for investigations, identifying trends, and ensuring accountability. Recording every activation also helps distinguish real emergencies from false alarms and supports performance monitoring and QA. If only actual alarms were logged, or only accidental ones, or none at all, the record would be incomplete and could hinder proper review and compliance.

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