3: Emergency Action Plans and Fire Protection

Which of the following would be addressed by an employer completing an EAP template? Select all that apply

• Procedures for alerting people about an emergency.

• Responsibilities to those affected

• Evacuation routes

A fire prevention plan describes all the major fire hazards at the workplace that initiate or contribute to the spread of a fire. Is this statement true or false?

• True

• False

Prior to fighting any fire with a portable fire extinguisher, what should you take into account? Select all that apply

• Fire size

• Type of flame

• Atmosphere in the vicinity of the fire

• Fire fighter's evacuation plan

• How many people are evacuating

You are working on a large plant floor when you hear an explosion, which is followed by billowing smoke, debris and the fire alarm going off. Should you shelter in place?

• Yes

• No

Does an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) only contain information on what happens during an emergency?

• Yes

• No

Why is it important to understand the risks and hazards associated with fires?

• Employers are less liable for any accidents that occur.

• It makes it easier to train workers on the fire prevention plan.

• It prevents accidents from occurring in the first place.

What determines what type of extinguisher to use on a fire?

• The type of fire

• What is available on the worksite

• How many employees are near the fire

• How much smoke is in the air