Emergency Management Quiz

Emergency management officials are responsible for creating and maintaining local:

• emergency phone calls

• emergency medical centers

• emergency operations plans

• emergency response guidebooks

Emergency management officials lead the local response:

• three days after the disaster

• only after the disaster is over

• just before the disaster occurs

• both during and after the disaster

Disaster preparedness planning activities include being proactive by:

• identifying hazards and taking corrective action steps to address them

• making notes on concerns and waiting to see what will happen

• making general plans with no corrective actions

• using a "wait and see" approach

Some materials that make daily lives better:

• will not cause any harm

• will never harm the environment

• are no threat to people or property

• can be used to cause harm to people and property

There are emergency management job opportunities in governmental agencies and:

• retail stores

• parking garages

• private security firms

• private industry/corporations

Hazardous materials are identified and regulated by which federal agency?

• Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Environmental Protection Agency

• Federal Bureau of Investigation

• Homeland Security

Local emergency preparedness training is led by the:

• emergency management specialist.

• emergency medical services chief.

• police chief.

• fire chief.

Emergency management takes the lead in any situations that involve:

• hazardous material incidents.

• domestic violence.

• criminal activity.

• wildfires.

Emergency management's preparations before a storm and its responses during and after that storm are called:

• alignment.

• development.

• mitigation.

• organization.