2015 -- Engine Works Fire Emergency

The statement is true because after an all clear has been given for an evacuation, it is important for EW West to notify the DTO Communication Center to send a message immediately stating that the situation is clear. This ensures that everyone involved in the evacuation is informed and can resume normal activities.

The statement suggests that officers should not interrupt or stop the evacuation alarm until they receive a specific order from a higher authority figure such as a member of the John Deere Management, IRT, TERT, or Fire Brigade who declares "All Clear." This ensures that the evacuation process is properly coordinated and authorized, prioritizing the safety of individuals in the building.

To notify the John Deere Fire Brigade, one would use the base radio and change the channel to 16. This suggests that the John Deere Fire Brigade has a specific communication system in place, where channel 16 is dedicated for receiving notifications. Using the base radio and changing to this specific channel ensures that the message reaches the fire brigade promptly and efficiently.

Each facility having a different person to contact for Safety TERT indicates that there is a designated individual responsible for coordinating and responding to tactical emergency situations at each facility. This ensures that there is a clear point of contact for safety-related emergencies, allowing for a more efficient and effective response to any potential threats or incidents.

The correct answer is John Deere Supervisor/Manager or Fire Brigade Leader. In the event of a building evacuation, it is important to follow instructions from individuals who have authority and expertise in emergency situations. The John Deere Supervisor/Manager would have knowledge of the building layout and evacuation procedures, while the Fire Brigade Leader would have the necessary training to handle fire emergencies. Following their instructions ensures a safe and orderly evacuation process.

Officers should stop truck traffic at West Gate and notify the East Gate to stop all traffic until the emergency situation has passed.

The office should flip the switch located on the right hand side of alarm box from “Disable” to “Office Signal Enable”.

Step 4 of the Fire Emergency Plan is to call your designated ambulance entrance to inform them of the emergency. This step is important because it ensures that the ambulance is prepared and ready to respond to the emergency. By notifying the designated ambulance entrance, the necessary medical personnel and equipment can be mobilized and dispatched to the scene as quickly as possible, potentially saving lives and minimizing further damage.

Send a Security Officer around to all Evacuation Gathering Points to notify
employees that it is safe to return to normal business operations.

In the event of a fire at your facility, the correct first step is to find the Policy in the Security Web and follow it step by step. This is important because the policy would provide specific instructions on how to respond to a fire, ensuring the safety of everyone in the building. Following the policy would help to minimize panic and confusion, and increase the chances of a successful evacuation.

Officers at EW should contact the DTO Communications Center to notify them to send word now in regards to the emergency. This means that the officers need to inform the Communications Center to initiate the process of disseminating information or instructions to relevant individuals or departments involved in managing the emergency situation. It could involve notifying other officers, emergency response teams, or the general public about the emergency and providing them with necessary instructions or updates.

P - Stands for PULL the Pin.

A- Stands for AIM at the base of the Fire

S - Stands for SQUEEZE the Handle

S - Stands for SWEEP at the base of the fire until extinguished.

For a situation to be considered a Fire Emergency, there are three circumstances that need to be present: Smoke Reported, Flame Reported, and Fire Alarm. These three factors indicate the presence of a fire and the need for immediate action. Checking out a Badge is not relevant to determining a fire emergency and does not contribute to the urgency of the situation.

There must be Oxygen to sustain the combustion, Heat to raise the material to its ignition temperature, Fuel to suppose the combustion and a Chemical Reaction between the other three elements.

Remove any one of the four elements to extinguish the fire.

After the incident, it is important for security to tour the building and report any damages to both the IRT (Incident Response Team) and the Security Supervisor. This ensures that all relevant parties are informed about the damages and can take appropriate actions to address them. By involving both the IRT and the Security Supervisor, a comprehensive response plan can be developed and implemented to mitigate any potential risks or further damage.

When an officer closes the gate, they should take with them the radio and cell phone for communication purposes. They should also take the gate keys to ensure they can open it when necessary. Additionally, they should carry a medical bag and AED in case of any medical emergencies that may arise.

After the ALL CLEAR has been given and the officer has pressed "Cancel" on the Alarm Panel, the next step should be to flip the switch from "Office Signal Bypass" to "Disable". This action will ensure that the office signal is no longer bypassed and that the alarm system is fully operational again.

Class A - extinguishers are for fires involving cloth, wood, paper, rubber and certain plastics. These materials are known as ordinary combustibles.

Class B - extinguishers are for fires that involve combustible and flammable liquids. This includes gasoline, oil and certain gases

Class C - extinguishers are used on fires caused by energized electrical equipment. Fires can start because of wiring, circuit breakers or fuse boxes

Class D - extinguishers are used for fire caused by combustible metals such as sodium, magnesium and titanium.

Class K - extinguishers are specialty extinguishers found in restaurants and kitchens.