MSSC-Safety-15&16

Who should be trained in the details of a company's Emergency Action Plan?

• All employees
• Designated first responders
• Emergency medical technicians
• All floor supervisors

A flood is an example of a(n) __________.

• Incident
• Environmental emergency
• Unusual event
• Human-caused emergency

When a first responder is the first to arrive at the scene of an injury, the first action to take is __________.

• Notify the injured worker's supervisor of the injury
• Check the injured worker for signs of life
• Ask another employee to dial 911 and begin first aid procedures
• Gather enough evidence to determine what happened

When a workplace accident occurs, a(n) __________ should be called to provide first aid.

• Safety team leader
• Ambulance
• First responder
• Shift supervisor

Which of the following steps should you take when someone is injured but refuses treatment?

• Notify the designated First Responder.
• Leave the injured person alone.
• Call 911 and stay with the injured person.
• Begin administering First Aid as quickly as possible.

Most chemicals, such as battery acid, should be flushed continually for at least __________.

• 15 seconds
• 5 minutes
• 30 seconds
• 15 minutes

If you are working and find an injured worker, the first thing you should do is __________.

• Wait for the First Responder to appear
• Evaluate the scene so that you do not become another victim
• Ask for permission to administer first aid
• Check for consciousness

Cool water is an appropriate treatment for __________.

• Rashes
• Minor burns
• Muscle strains
• Migraines

Which of the following emergency procedures includes the locations of fire-fighting equipment and first aid stations?

• Emergency Action Plan
• First Responder Assignments
• Rescue and Medical Care Information
• Supervisor Headcount Protocol

The team leader or supervisor should immediately be told of __________.

• Your desire to change jobs
• Any industrial injuries
• Your interest in attending college classes
• Stable machine operation