STP ASSESSMENT 01 Evacuation procedures

You are in a work area. No one has given directions to the muster assembly area. You can see an Evacuation Notice Board in the room. Is this sufficient if there were to be an emergency?

• Yes

• No

What will the warden most likely wear in an emergency evacuation while in area "D" Electrical.

• A hard hat and safety boots with a flag

• He will have a megaphone in his hand

• A High viz jacket and probably labelled "D"

• A shirt or jacket with the institution insignia, EG: "Toi Ohomai"

In which one of the following, should you not raise the alarm, but rather ask questions, and then call security?

• Earthquake, volacanic eruption

• Bomb threat

• Fire

• Gas leak

Once I find the assembly point and report my name, Only to find that the emergency was not in my building, Can I then go back into my building?

• Yes

• No

If there is a fire alarm, and time permits, it would be most beneficial if I could . . .

• Remove all paperwork and pack into piles inside a cupboard so as not to be damaged

• Try and make a fireproof jacket with the materials I can find in the room

• Take all flammable liquids and items outside, so the firemen can discard them more easily

• Shut down any machinery, close windows, leave lights on

If there is a medical emergency, and you are assisting, which of the following would be priority to check?

• Can they speak?

• Are they conscious and cold?

• Are they conscious and warm?

• Vital parts in the order - Airway, Breathing, Circulation

If there is an earthquake, and I am inside, I should . . .

• Climb out the closest window or door

• Brace under a strong desk

• Run outside as quick as possible, even if it is not the correct emergency exit path

• Call security with a mobile phone