Which of the following is a potential consequence of a fire system impairment?

A potential consequence of a fire system impairment is the heightened risk of fire incidents. When a fire protection system, such as sprinklers or alarms, is impaired, its ability to detect and suppress a fire is compromised. This means that if a fire were to occur, the response time might be delayed, or the fire might spread more rapidly than it would if the systems were fully operational.

Fire systems are designed to mitigate the risk of fire and protect both lives and property. When these systems are not fully functional, the safety of occupants increases the potential for fire-related incidents, injuries, and even fatalities. Therefore, recognizing the risks associated with system impairments is crucial for fire safety planning and response.

In contrast, while increased fire safety training and enhanced safety protocols are positive responses to management concerns, they do not directly address the critical risks that arise during a system impairment. Additionally, lower insurance premiums would generally not be a consequence of impairment; rather, they might be affected by the implementation of strong fire protection measures.