To which floor will the Fire Attack Team take the elevator if it is operating correctly?

The Fire Attack Team will typically take the elevator to the fifth floor when it is operating correctly because this is often a strategic choice based on standard firefighting protocols. In many high-rise buildings, firefighters are trained to avoid using elevators when responding to reports of fires due to safety concerns including the possibility of the elevator becoming inoperable or being activated by the fire itself. Therefore, a commonly followed guideline is to take the elevator to the closest floor below the fire floor, typically around five floors in many training protocols. This allows the firefighters to maximize their efficiency while ensuring safety by reducing the distance they need to cover on foot, especially in congested or potentially hazardous environments. This choice allows them to quickly reach the area needing immediate attention while still following safety protocols.