FEMA Safety

Front

Allows employees to participate freely in safety-related training and activities.

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Supervisor

Front

Responsible for conducting evaluations and inspections to ensure that programs and procedures remain effective

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FEMA

Front

Responsible for reporting hazards, incidents, and near-misses.

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Employee

Front

You should always have at least two ways out of any potentially hazardous situation.

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True

Front

If you don’t know what a spilled liquid is, use a mop to clean it up.

Back

False

Front

When lifting heavy objects, do all of the following except: Hold the object close to your body, Don't twist your body, Stand in a wide stance, Bend at your waist

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Bend at your waist

Front

Make sure your ID badge is clearly visible when you are out of the FEMA facility.

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False

Front

At your hotel, keep the safety lock OFF so you will be able to make a quick escape in an emergency.

Back

False

Front

When you travel, be sure you have gas, water, food, and other supplies to last 24 to 48 hours.

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True

Front

If you suspect your fingers are frostbitten, you should NOT rub them briskly to warm them up.

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True