Responsible for conducting evaluations and inspections to ensure that programs and procedures remain effective

Responsible for reporting hazards, incidents, and near-misses.

You should always have at least two ways out of any potentially hazardous situation.

If you don’t know what a spilled liquid is, use a mop to clean it up.

When lifting heavy objects, do all of the following except

Make sure your ID badge is clearly visible when you are out of the FEMA facility.

At your hotel, keep the safety lock OFF so you will be able to make a quick escape in an emergency.

When you travel, be sure you have gas, water, food, and other supplies to last 24 to 48 hours.

If you suspect your fingers are frostbitten, you should NOT rub them briskly to warm them up.

Hypothermia occurs only at temperatures below 32°F.

It is usually safe to drive through floodwaters if they appear to be less than 6 inches deep.

After a flood, storm, or hurricane, snakes are forced into places they usually are not found.

While working in a location where flood debris has accumulated, use your hands to remove the debris

It is acceptable to run a portable generator indoors

These are emergencies that require you to shelter in place except

During a fire emergency, if you are on a higher floor, use the nearest elevator to get down to the ground floor quickly.

When sheltering in place, move away from windows and exterior walls, into the building interior as quickly as possible, and close doors.

When sheltering place, open all interior doors to increase ventilation.

At a JFO, who has primary responsibility for conducting briefings on potential hazards for those working in the field?

You are working at a Joint Field Office following a major earthquake. You notice that the exit sign is broken and no longer illuminates. What should you do?