Quiz 9. Fire Safety and Emergency Procedures

A fire breaks out on site. What is the first action?

• Finish your task

• Raise the alarm and evacuate

• Take a photo

• Hide

Why are fire drills important?

• To reduce paperwork

• To ensure everyone knows what to do in an emergency

• To impress visitors

• To avoid toolbox talks

A fire extinguisher is missing. What should you do?

• Ignore it

• Report it immediately

• Bring your own

• Use water instead

What does the colour red on a fire extinguisher indicate?

• Water

• Foam

• CO₂

• Powder

A worker blocks a fire exit with materials. What is the risk?

• Better storage

• Delayed evacuation and increased danger

• Improved security

• Reduced clutter

Why should emergency procedures be displayed clearly?

• To decorate the site

• To ensure quick and informed action

• To impress clients

• To reduce training time

A fire alarm sounds. What should workers do?

• Continue working

• Evacuate calmly and follow procedures

• Check social media

• Wait for confirmation

What is the purpose of a fire marshal?

• To supervise productivity

• To coordinate evacuation and safety

• To manage tools

• To reduce costs

A worker uses the wrong type of extinguisher. What could happen?

• The fire is extinguished more quickly

• Increased danger or injury

Why should flammable materials be stored safely?

• To reduce clutter

• To prevent fire hazards

• To impress visitors

• To avoid toolbox talks