After the pre-incident survey, you should:

• A. Notify building department
• B. Report it to the local fire marshal
• C. Project strategic and tactical probabilities
• D. List code violation

Answer: (C)

The main idea is turning what you’ve learned in the pre-incident survey into a forward-looking plan. After gathering information about a building or site, the next step is to project strategic and tactical probabilities—assessing what types of incidents are most likely, what hazards and obstacles will influence response, and what resources and actions will be most effective. This helps you shape the incident action plan, determine where to position crews, anticipate water supply and access needs, and set decision points before and during an incident.

Notifying the building department or reporting to the local fire marshal or listing code violations are actions that might happen if issues are found, but they are not the immediate planning step derived from the survey. The survey’s purpose is to inform safe, effective response by forecasting likely scenarios and guiding tactics.