In a high-rise office building, what should the fire safety team prioritize when managing a fire located in a storage room adjacent to the server room?

The fire safety team's priority when managing a fire, especially one located near critical areas like a server room, should focus on immediate and effective control of the situation. Using portable Class A fire extinguishers to control the fire directly addresses the threat, as these extinguishers are specifically designed for ordinary combustibles such as wood, paper, and textiles, which could be present in a storage room.

This approach allows for early intervention and potentially contains the fire before it can spread to the server room, where sensitive equipment and data could be jeopardized. By controlling or extinguishing the fire quickly, the team can also minimize the risk of extensive damage and ensure that the building's operations can continue with minimal disruption.

While activating the building's sprinkler system is a viable option in many situations, it may not be as effective as portable extinguishers for small, manageable fires and can cause water damage to the contents of the server room. Alerting all building occupants to evacuate is essential, but it should follow fire control measures unless the fire is clearly uncontrollable. Shutting down the power to the server room may be a necessary precaution to prevent electrical hazards, but it does not address the immediate action of extinguishing the fire itself. Prioritizing fire control