Duress tests are logged on which form?

Duress tests are logged on which form?

• A. AF FM 2530, Alarm Test Record.
• B. DD Form 2677, Incident Report.
• C. SF 91, Driver's Record of Accident.
• D. Form 100, Equipment Log.

Answer: (A)

Duress tests are logged on the Alarm Test Record. This form is specifically used to document testing of alarm and security systems, including duress alarms, to confirm the system operates correctly and that response procedures are effective. It captures essential details such as date, time, location, tester, test method, results, any faults, and follow-up actions. Other forms shown serve different purposes—an Incident Report records security incidents, SF 91 covers vehicle accidents, and an Equipment Log tracks general equipment usage—so they aren’t suited for documenting alarm system tests. AF Form 2530, the Alarm Test Record, is the appropriate one.

Duress tests are logged on the Alarm Test Record. This form is specifically used to document testing of alarm and security systems, including duress alarms, to confirm the system operates correctly and that response procedures are effective. It captures essential details such as date, time, location, tester, test method, results, any faults, and follow-up actions. Other forms shown serve different purposes—an Incident Report records security incidents, SF 91 covers vehicle accidents, and an Equipment Log tracks general equipment usage—so they aren’t suited for documenting alarm system tests. AF Form 2530, the Alarm Test Record, is the appropriate one.