Read and understand the questions below. Choose the letter of the correct answer.

Remain at the current location, do not go outside; use for lightning, the threat of violence, flooding, etc.

Report to designated areas, used for severe weather, tornado warnings.

Enter the building, used for lightning, severe weather, chemical spill, threatening animal, threatening person, etc.

Get out of the building, used for fire, gas leak, explosion, smoke, bomb threat, etc.

Avoid, defend, deny- deny is the best option for campuses if possible, students and staff remain in a locked room, lights off, in a non-visible area; used for on-campus situations, weapon on campus, hostage on the campus, criminal activity on campus, the hostile individual on campus, etc.

The location that you will go to if you have to use Avoid in an emergency lockdown. Go to the church parking lot.

An alarm will go off and you will calmly walk out of the room and head to the football field and look for your teacher.

 Enter the building, used for lightning, severe weather, chemical spill, threatening animal, threatening person.

True or False?... During an evacuation, some designated employees may remain behind to fight small fires.

Which of the following contains everything you need to know about evacuating your facility safely?

True or False?... You can determine possible evacuation routes from floor plan diagrams posted in your facility.

True or False?... You can assume that you will always be able to see clearly during an evacuation.

Which of the following things should you do in an evacuation?

During a fire emergency, when is it safe to open a door that feels warm?

There is a BOMB THREAT and they have called for a total building evacuation.  Oh my goodness.  You need to get out, and you need to get out fast.  You grab the emergency flyer, your car keys, the laptop, your cell phone...(okay now, don't forget this is an EMERGENCY).  You exit the building. Where do you go?

You answer the phone and hear a voice scrambler on the other end telling you that there is a bomb in the building.  This is as scary as the movie Scream.  Oh my.  You keep the scary voice on the phone while you try to remember what to do for a bomb threat.  What do you do next?

There has been bad weather all day, and they are predicting that it is prime tornado weather.  Ugh.  You hear the alarm go off saying that there is a tornado.  What do you?

There is a fire on the floor above you.  It is time to evacuate.  you remember that they recently changed our location but cannot remember where it is. Where do you go?

There is a fire in the building and the 3rd floor has been evacuated.  You are assisting a staff member who has a cane.  He can use the elevator right?

I have read the emergency procedure flyer that the Safety Team sent via email (and is attached to the email that had this quiz link).  I will print it out and keep it in my cubicle so that I have ALL the safety information at my fingertips. 

You are exiting your floor via the stairwell.  You know that the correct way to exit the stairwell during an emergency is:

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY that requires IMMEDIATE assistance from police, fire, or ambulance what number do you call?

Every emergency is predictable. 

 A good way to be prepared for an emergency is:

During an earthquake it is important to remember:

A fire can only be put out with water

When packing an emergency kit it is recommended to pack for how many days?

Why do emergency kits need to be restocked, if they have not been used in a while?

What should you do during an earthquake?

What should you do if your classmate is panicking during an emergency?

What is the shaking of the Earth’s crust caused by a release of energy?

What is a large ocean wave that results from an underwater earthquake, landslide, or volcanic eruption?

I have read the emergency procedure flyer that the Safety Team sent via email (and is attached to the email that had this quiz link).  I will print it out and keep it in my cubicle so that I have ALL the safety information at my fingertips. 

I have read the emergency procedure flyer that the Safety Team sent via email (and is attached to the email that had this quiz link).  I will print it out and keep it in my cubicle so that I have ALL the safety information at my fingertips. 

Could the personal information you post online put you at risk?

What is considered personal information?

Who can access your personal information?

What is the leading cause of death on construction sites?

A hazard is an activity, arrangement, circumstance, event, occurrence...that is an actual or possible source of harm.  Hazards can be: