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181 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 181
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030
Hazard Communication
Bloodborne Pathogens
Fungi
Infectious Disease
Term 2 of 181
Identify two primary elements of a comprehensive occupational safety and health program.
Record tool and equipment repairs to help keep track of your organizations property
1. accident, illness, and injury prevention program
2. medical exposure management program
1. lead by example
2. examine your attitudes and behaviors regarding safety.
3. realize that change is not a threat to the organization.
1. minimize the stress -causing factors
2. build up the bodys resistance to stress
3. change how the individual perceives or views problems
4. learn methods for relaxing both the mind and body
,Term 3 of 181
A task analysis is useful for:
determining the types of activities normally performed in your organization
analyzing the effectiveness of public safety campaigns
assessing the community's response to emergency services
evaluating the financial costs of training programs
Term 4 of 181
NFPA 472
Standard on Health-related Fitness Programs for Fire Department Members
Standard on Training for Initial Emergency Scene Operations
Standard for Competence of Responders to Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass
Destruction Incidents
Standard on Station/work Uniforms for Emergency Services
Definition 5 of 181
follow established guidelines, currently accepted procedures, and standards for training
Identify FOUR types of information that need to be gathered during data collection for an
accident investigation:
Identify one way to ensure a training environment is safe.
Nfpa 473
Responder Bird stubbed his toe on the mats in the workout room. He is the fourth person to
stub his toe here this week. This is an example of a...
,Term 6 of 181
Identify the TRUE statement about training environment considerations.
only certified trainers can lead sessions
underground power lines may present a potential hazard
all training must be conducted outdoors
training can occur without any safety measures
Term 7 of 181
Requirements for the fire department physician are found in:
Local fire department guidelines and community health standards
State regulations on volunteer firefighter training programs
NFPA 1500, NFPA 1582 as well as 29 CFR 1910.120, hazardous waste operations and
emergency response
Federal laws regarding emergency response funding
Term 8 of 181
Identify THREE ways to ensure emergency responders are healthy and well rested:
1. reduce stress that may be caused by noise pollution
2. make sure responders get enough water and food
3. be aware of any responders who are working extended shifts or overtime
- reducing or removing any potential hazards
- surveying the general conditions of the training environment
- advising the training division when training may be unsafe
1. provide safety supervision of all training exercises
2. ensure all members of the organization receive training in safety procedures
3. develop safety information for distribution to members of the organization
1. sound level testing of all apparatus, equipment and facilities
2. breathing air testing
3. air and water quality testing in all facilities
, Term 9 of 181
NFPA 1500, Section 4.5
Service testing records.
Ensuring that the written risk mgmt plan is available to all members.
Requires 1500 committee to hold meetings at least once every six months.
Risk identification - compiling a list of all dept operations and duties.
risk evaluation - determining incident frequency and severity.
risk mgmt monitoring - annually revising all areas that address emergency responder
health and safety.
Term 10 of 181
Responder Ricardo is participating in the firefighter combat challenge. This activity requires heavy
exertion; therefore, he should begin hydrating no less than:
2 hours before the event begin
1 hour before the event begin
30 minutes before the event begin
the night before the event begin
Term 11 of 181
An HSO can ensure a post-incident analysis (PIA) addresses health and safety concerns by:
focusing solely on financial outcomes in the pia.
developing policies and SOPs requiring this information in the PIA
conducting the pia without any guidelines.
ignoring health and safety concerns during the pia.
181 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 181
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030
Hazard Communication
Bloodborne Pathogens
Fungi
Infectious Disease
Term 2 of 181
Identify two primary elements of a comprehensive occupational safety and health program.
Record tool and equipment repairs to help keep track of your organizations property
1. accident, illness, and injury prevention program
2. medical exposure management program
1. lead by example
2. examine your attitudes and behaviors regarding safety.
3. realize that change is not a threat to the organization.
1. minimize the stress -causing factors
2. build up the bodys resistance to stress
3. change how the individual perceives or views problems
4. learn methods for relaxing both the mind and body
,Term 3 of 181
A task analysis is useful for:
determining the types of activities normally performed in your organization
analyzing the effectiveness of public safety campaigns
assessing the community's response to emergency services
evaluating the financial costs of training programs
Term 4 of 181
NFPA 472
Standard on Health-related Fitness Programs for Fire Department Members
Standard on Training for Initial Emergency Scene Operations
Standard for Competence of Responders to Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass
Destruction Incidents
Standard on Station/work Uniforms for Emergency Services
Definition 5 of 181
follow established guidelines, currently accepted procedures, and standards for training
Identify FOUR types of information that need to be gathered during data collection for an
accident investigation:
Identify one way to ensure a training environment is safe.
Nfpa 473
Responder Bird stubbed his toe on the mats in the workout room. He is the fourth person to
stub his toe here this week. This is an example of a...
,Term 6 of 181
Identify the TRUE statement about training environment considerations.
only certified trainers can lead sessions
underground power lines may present a potential hazard
all training must be conducted outdoors
training can occur without any safety measures
Term 7 of 181
Requirements for the fire department physician are found in:
Local fire department guidelines and community health standards
State regulations on volunteer firefighter training programs
NFPA 1500, NFPA 1582 as well as 29 CFR 1910.120, hazardous waste operations and
emergency response
Federal laws regarding emergency response funding
Term 8 of 181
Identify THREE ways to ensure emergency responders are healthy and well rested:
1. reduce stress that may be caused by noise pollution
2. make sure responders get enough water and food
3. be aware of any responders who are working extended shifts or overtime
- reducing or removing any potential hazards
- surveying the general conditions of the training environment
- advising the training division when training may be unsafe
1. provide safety supervision of all training exercises
2. ensure all members of the organization receive training in safety procedures
3. develop safety information for distribution to members of the organization
1. sound level testing of all apparatus, equipment and facilities
2. breathing air testing
3. air and water quality testing in all facilities
, Term 9 of 181
NFPA 1500, Section 4.5
Service testing records.
Ensuring that the written risk mgmt plan is available to all members.
Requires 1500 committee to hold meetings at least once every six months.
Risk identification - compiling a list of all dept operations and duties.
risk evaluation - determining incident frequency and severity.
risk mgmt monitoring - annually revising all areas that address emergency responder
health and safety.
Term 10 of 181
Responder Ricardo is participating in the firefighter combat challenge. This activity requires heavy
exertion; therefore, he should begin hydrating no less than:
2 hours before the event begin
1 hour before the event begin
30 minutes before the event begin
the night before the event begin
Term 11 of 181
An HSO can ensure a post-incident analysis (PIA) addresses health and safety concerns by:
focusing solely on financial outcomes in the pia.
developing policies and SOPs requiring this information in the PIA
conducting the pia without any guidelines.
ignoring health and safety concerns during the pia.
