Fire Prevention Safety Quiz

The responsibility for Fire Prevention belongs to

• Managers

• Supervisors

• Everyone

• Fire Department

In the event of a fire alarm I should

• Leave the building immediately

• Move to the back of the building

• Keep working and not worry about it

• Report it within a week

For a fire to start, there must be

• Fuel, such as paper, wood, oil, gas, etc

• A heat source

• Oxygen

• All of the above

I can prevent electrical fires by

• Not turning on lights

• Never plugging anything into an outlet

• Both A and B above

• Not overloading an electrical circuits

Flammable liquids should be

• Stored only in glass bottles

• Stored outside next to the building

• Stored only in flammable storage lockers

• Put on the bottom shelf

Good housekeeping on the job can prevent fires by

• Removing potential fuel

• Keeping access-ways clear

• Making trash cans lighter

• None of the above

Hot work such as welding is controlled by

• Authorized hot-work areas

• Cold water sprays

• Hot work permits

• Both A and C above

If you see a fire hazard you should

• Report it as a safety hazard

• Discuss it at the next safety meeting

• Tell a co-worker

• None of the above

What is the first thing to do in the event of a fire alarm?

• Stay in the building and wait for further instructions

• Move to the nearest exit immediately

• Ignore the alarm and continue working

• Report it to the supervisor

Which of the following is necessary for a fire to start?

• Water

• Electricity

• Heat source

• Wind