Fire Safety Competency Assessment! Trivia Questions Quiz
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If you discover fire, smoke or excessive heat or hear the fire signals/announcement indicating that a fire is elsewhere in the facility, you should
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Continue your regular duties
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Let others concern themselves with the matter
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Follow your Fire Emergency Instructions
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Run to the nearest elevator with a fire extinguisher
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Race is an acronym describing your actions when discovering a fire, smoke or excessive heat. The letters in RACE stand for
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Resist, Act, Cover, Evade
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Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
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Run, Alert, Cry, Exit
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Rest, Allow, Calm down, Evacuate
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A. Rescue, Alarm, Contain, ExtinguishExplanation
The correct answer is "Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish." This acronym, RACE, is commonly used in fire safety procedures. It outlines the steps to be taken when discovering a fire, smoke, or excessive heat. First, the priority is to rescue anyone in immediate danger. Then, an alarm should be raised to alert others and initiate emergency response. The next step is to contain the fire by closing doors or using fire extinguishers if safe to do so. Finally, efforts should be made to extinguish the fire using appropriate methods or equipment.Rate this question:
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To operate the facilities fire extinguishers use the PASS system: Pull, Aim, Spray and Sweep.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The explanation for the answer "False" is that while fire extinguishers do use the PASS system, the correct sequence is actually Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep. The incorrect answer suggests that the fourth step is "Spray" instead of "Squeeze."Rate this question:
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Every employee in the facility has a specific duty to perform as outlined in the Fire Safety/Emergency Manual found on each unit/department.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement suggests that every employee in the facility is expected to perform a specific duty as mentioned in the Fire Safety/Emergency Manual. This implies that there is a manual in place that outlines the responsibilities of each employee during fire safety and emergency situations. Therefore, the correct answer is true, indicating that all employees are assigned specific duties as per the manual.Rate this question:
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Red Outlets are wired directly into the emergency generators.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Red outlets being wired directly into the emergency generators means that they are connected to a power source that is specifically designated for emergency situations. This ensures that these outlets will have a continuous power supply even during a power outage or other emergencies. Therefore, the statement "Red outlets are wired directly into the emergency generators" is true.Rate this question:
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If you discover a resident or visitor smoking in the facility you should notify your supervisor immediately.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
If you discover a resident or visitor smoking in the facility, it is important to notify your supervisor immediately. This is because smoking in a facility can pose serious health and safety risks, such as fire hazards and secondhand smoke exposure. By notifying your supervisor, appropriate action can be taken to address the situation and ensure the safety and well-being of everyone in the facility.Rate this question:
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All staff is to remain in “fire mode” until the All Clear is sounded.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement implies that all staff members should continue to be alert and ready to respond to a fire situation until they receive the signal that it is safe to do so. This suggests that even if the fire appears to be under control, they should not let their guard down until they are officially notified that the danger has passed. Therefore, the correct answer is true.Rate this question:
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Some general actions to take during a fire emergency are:
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Use no elevators, close all doors and windows, use not telephones except for emergencies
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Jam corridor ways with wheelchairs, carts and equipment
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Allow visitors to run to the nearest exit
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Get out with your personal belongings as fast as you can.
Correct Answer
A. Use no elevators, close all doors and windows, use not telephones except for emergenciesExplanation
During a fire emergency, it is important to use no elevators because they can malfunction and trap people inside. Closing all doors and windows helps to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, creating a barrier between you and the fire. Using telephones only for emergencies ensures that the lines are available for important communication.Rate this question:
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Code Green stands for
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Fire
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Intruder
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Missing Person
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Smoke
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A. Missing PersonExplanation
Code Green typically stands for a missing person. In emergency response systems, different codes are used to quickly communicate the nature of the situation. Code Green is often used to alert personnel that someone is missing and requires immediate attention and search efforts. This code helps to streamline communication and ensure a swift and organized response to locate the missing individual.Rate this question:
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In the case of a tornado, hurricane or high winds always
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Open all doors
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Go to an interior room
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Close windows and lower and close blinds
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Leave the building
Correct Answer
A. Close windows and lower and close blindsExplanation
In the case of a tornado, hurricane, or high winds, it is important to close windows and lower and close blinds. This is because strong winds can cause debris to be blown around, and open windows and blinds can allow this debris to enter the building, potentially causing damage or injury. By closing the windows and lowering and closing the blinds, it helps to create a barrier against the wind and minimize the risk of debris entering the building.Rate this question:
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Equipment in questions of malfunction must be tagged and locked, and taken out of service.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
In order to ensure safety and prevent further damage, equipment that is malfunctioning should be tagged and locked to indicate that it is not to be used. This helps to prevent accidental use of the faulty equipment and allows for necessary repairs or maintenance to be carried out. Taking the malfunctioning equipment out of service is also important to prevent any potential accidents or injuries. Therefore, the statement that equipment in questions of malfunction must be tagged and locked, and taken out of service is true.Rate this question:
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