Quiz To Test Your Fire Safety And Health Management Knowledge
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The quiz below is created to test your knowledge and understanding of fire safety and health management. Can you pass this with a maximum mark? Also, you'd be able to see how much or how little you know about the legal responsibilities of fire health care employees in the workplace to raise your fire safety awareness. Fire safety management protects against fire hazards and prevents damage to employees as well as businesses. Let's play this quiz, then! All the very best to you!
- 1.PPE must be dry before use at a structural fire as trapped water in the fabric can cause steam burns in _____ conditions.
- A.
High heat
- B.
Hazardous
- C.
High heat index
- D.
Fire
- 2.____ refers to the time a wearer has before a second degree or greater burn will be sustained.
- A.
Thermal protective performance (TPP)
- B.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- C.
Thermal protective equipment longevity (TPEL)
- D.
Equipment Fire Life (EFL)
- 3.Thermal protective performance (TTP) for structural firefighting is 35 seconds.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.A proper _____ will help reduce heart attacks and strokes.
- A.
Diet and exercise program
- B.
Mental health and exercise program
- C.
Stretching and exercise program
- D.
All of the above
- 5.Standard on comprehensive occupational medical program for fire departments specifies medical requirements for firefighters.
- A.
NFPA 1582
- B.
NFPA 1988
- C.
NFPA 1982
- D.
NFPA 1882
- 6._____ should be practiced at every incident.
- A.
Personell accountability
- B.
Size up
- C.
Scene safety
- D.
Overall plan
- 7.The development of an overall plan for controlling an incident using broad objectives and general statements is known as _____.
- A.
Strategy
- B.
Operations
- C.
Incident command
- D.
Scene size up
- 8.The development and implementation of a plan that incorporates specific goals to bring a fire under control is known as _____.
- A.
Tactics
- B.
Strategy
- C.
Priorities
- D.
Seniority
- 9.The development of an overall plan for controlling an incident using broad objectives and general statements is known as _____.
- A.
Stragegy
- B.
Scene size up
- C.
Tactics
- D.
Priorities
- 10.The ongoing observation and evaluation of factors that are used to develop strategic goals and tactical objectives.
- A.
Size up
- B.
Incident commander
- C.
Transfer of command
- D.
Accountability officer
- 11.Incident Commander Responsibilities:
- A.
Determines the priorities
- B.
Develops the strategies
- C.
Employs the tactics that will determine the outcome of the incident
- D.
Determines what resources will be needed
- E.
Coordinate and monitor accounting for crews
- 12.The three crucial fire ground operations that must go hand in hand to keep the operation as safe as possible are:
- A.
Fire attack
- B.
Search and rescue
- C.
Ventilation
- D.
Sectors
- E.
Reports
- F.
Rehab sectors
- 13.The _____ is expected on incidents that require a multi-company response or is increased in size and/or complexity.
- A.
Transfer of command
- B.
Lead incident commander
- C.
Accountability officer
- D.
Safety officer
- 14.______ describe a standard system of dividing fire ground command command into smaller command units or areas.
- A.
Sectors
- B.
Sections
- C.
Accountability sectors
- D.
Incident sectors
- 15.The _____ primary task is maintaining fire fighter safety at emergency incidents by monitoring that incident for unsafe conditions, activities, or operations.
- A.
Incident safety officer
- B.
Incident commander
- C.
Accountability officer
- D.
Safety commander
- 16.The _____ primary task at an incident is coordinating, monitoring, and accounting for all crews in and out of the fire/ hazard area with or for the incident commander.
- A.
Accountability officer
- B.
Operations officer
- C.
Incident safety officer
- D.
Incident commander
- 17.The incident commander shall make provisions early in the incident for the rest and rehab of personnel operating at the scene by initiating the rehab sector.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 18.The primary purpose of the rehabilitation sector is the _____ working at the scene.
- A.
Revitalization of personnel
- B.
Prevent burnout on shift
- C.
Rehab injuries and rehydrate firemen
- D.
Rest and rehydration
- 19._____ is for initial alarm incident.
- A.
Level l staging
- B.
Level ll staging
- C.
Rehabilitative staging
- D.
Response and staging
- 20._____ is for complex extra alarm incidents needing a close reserve of apparatus staged (parked) in a designated area.
- A.
Level ll staging
- B.
Level l staging
- C.
Multi alarm box response
- D.
Tiered alarm box
- 21.When determining which tactics to use, the incident commander must preform a quick _____ of the whole scene.
- A.
Risk/ benefit analysis
- B.
Scene size up
- C.
Pro/ con analysis
- D.
Walk in report
- 22._____ is the most common means of communication.
- A.
Telephone
- B.
Messaging
- C.
Verbal communication
- D.
Radio
- 23.When answering a non-emergency phone call, you should use/ ask _____.
- A.
Your department's standard greeting
- B.
Answering report
- C.
Where the caller is located
- D.
What the complaint is
- 24.When receiving an emergency over the phone, _____.
- A.
Speak clearly, slowly, and with good volume
- B.
Be sure to obtain an address first
- C.
Give a walk in report
- D.
Dispatch information as it is obtained
- 25.Fire departments that have access to multiple radio channels, should assign fire ground operations to _____.
- A.
Separate dedicated channel
- B.
Switch to channel two
- C.
Incident command channel
- D.
Mabas division channel
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