Unit 12 A1 Test

Which of the following is a statutory service involved in major incidents?

• St. Johns Ambulance

• Mind

• Police

• Salvation Army

Fill in the blank: The primary responsibility of the Fire Service in a major incident is ________.

• Securing the scene

• Fire suppression

• Providing mental health support

• Coordinating with media

What is one of the primary roles of the Army during a major incident?

• Conducting aerial reconnaissance

• Assisting in logistics and resource management

• Providing immediate medical care

• Monitoring disease outbreaks

The Navy is responsible for _______ at sea during major incidents.

• aerial reconnaissance

• search and rescue operations

• closing down roads

• vaccination campaigns

What is one of the primary responsibilities of the coast guard in major incidents?

• Conducting search and rescue operations

• Providing medical care

• Offering financial assistance

• Educating the public

The Red Cross provides training and resources to communities to help them prepare for potential disasters, including skills such as first aid, emergency planning, and ________.

• financial management

• response strategies

• public speaking

• navigation

Which of the following is a benefit of working collaboratively in uniformed services?

• A) Enhanced Communication

• B) Increased Costs

• C) Reduced Efficiency

• D) Limited Resources

Collaboration in uniformed services can lead to ________.

• Decreased Morale

• Improved Decision-Making

• Increased Isolation

• Reduced Training

Which of the following is a key aspect of shared responsibility in joint working within uniformed services?

• Individual decision-making

• Resource Sharing

• Independent operations

• Personal accountability.

In the context of shared resources in joint working, _______ helps reduce duplication of efforts and costs.

• Enhanced Capability

• Cost Efficiency

• Improved Coordination

• Increased Flexibility