Central Communications Disaster Plan Quiz
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Quiz to measure communicator familiarity with CM-0019 Central Communications Disaster Plan.
- 1.CM-0019 pertains to only local disasters
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 2.In the event that individual communications centers, outside of the company would be utilized, the bases on a local level would
- A.
Cease all operations
- B.
Establish communications with FEMA
- C.
Set up their own communication system
- D.
Establish communications with local EMS, fire and police communicaitons centers
- 3.If there is no loss of communication the Communication Supervisor will not need to make any notifications
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.If a base is unable to establish communication with Central Communications who is responsible for notifying the nearest hospital to the base?
- A.
The Central Communications supervisor.
- B.
The on duty base personnel.
- C.
The director of finance.
- D.
The on duty operational controller.
- 5.If unable to contact oncoming personnel, communicators on duty will be allowed to leave at the end of their shift.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.In the event of a disaster, which of the following will NOT be contacted by the Communications Supervisor?
- A.
Administrative Assistant
- B.
Communications Manager
- C.
Director of Membership
- D.
Director of Communications
- 7.As soon as reasonably possible, the anticipated length of the event should be determined by contact with
- A.
The president of Air Evac Lifeteam
- B.
Local radio stations
- C.
The local program director
- D.
Local emergency personnel
- 8.A workable plan will be reviewed every two years.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.The purpose of CM-0019 is to ensure that communications continue, during a disaster situation, allowing requests for assistance to be handled in an
- 10.In the event of a disaster, if there is no lost communication
- A.
All operations will cease immeadiately.
- B.
Operations will continue normally.
- C.
All communicators will be allowed to leave early.
- D.
Off duty communicators will be called in to assist in normal operations.
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