Questions and Answers
What is the first step when using a fire extinguisher?
Pull the pin from the fire extinguisher.
What should you aim the fire extinguisher at?
The base of the fire.
What should you do after aiming the fire extinguisher?
Squeeze the handle of the fire extinguisher.
What is the final action when using a fire extinguisher?
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Merchandise should not be stacked higher than 10 feet on backroom steels.
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Fire exits need to have at least 24 inches of clearance on either side.
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Merchandise must remain at least 18 inches from sprinklers for them to work properly.
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In the event of a fire, where should people gather?
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What should you do if a fire involves pool chemicals?
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Only certified electricians are allowed to work on your facility's electrical system.
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Circuit breaker boxes require at least 36 inches of clearance in front of them.
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The maximum number of extension cords you can connect to one another is three.
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Orange outlets are only to be used for heavy equipment such as the compactor.
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If the ANSUL system does not put out a fire in a food preparation area, which fire extinguisher should be used?
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What is the minimum acceptable distance from the facility for an emergency evacuation meeting point?
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What should be the maximum height of merchandise on a rolling rack to comply with fire safety?
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How long can an extension cord be used within your facility?
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What is the order of actions if equipment needs to be shut down?
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Study Notes
Fire Extinguisher Use
- Pull the pin from the fire extinguisher to initiate use.
- Aim the fire extinguisher at the base of the fire for effective targeting.
- Squeeze the handle to release the extinguishing agent.
- Sweep the fire extinguisher nozzle back and forth across the fire for maximum coverage.
Merchandise Storage Guidelines
- Merchandise should not be stacked higher than 10 feet on backroom steels (false statement).
- At least 18 inches clearance from sprinklers is required for proper functioning (true statement).
Fire Safety Procedures
- In case of a fire, people should be directed to the nearest fire exit and the designated meeting point outlined in the evacuation plan.
- Never use a fire extinguisher on fires involving pool chemicals; evacuate immediately instead.
Electrical Safety Regulations
- Only certified electricians are authorized to work on the facility’s electrical systems (true).
- Circuit breaker boxes must have a minimum of 36 inches of clearance in front (true).
Equipment and Evacuation Guidelines
- The maximum number of extension cords that can be connected is not three (false statement).
- Orange outlets are designated for heavy equipment, not exclusively the compactor (false statement).
- Use a Class K Fire Extinguisher if the ANSUL system fails in a food prep area.
Emergency Meeting Point and Merchandise Heights
- The minimum acceptable distance for an emergency evacuation meeting point from the facility is 50 feet.
- Merchandise on a rolling rack should not exceed a height of 12 feet for safety compliance.
Extension Cord Usage
- Extension cords can be used for a maximum of 90 days within the facility before needing evaluation or replacement.
Equipment Handling Procedures
- In the event of equipment issues, follow these steps:
- Shut down powered equipment following normal protocols.
- Unplug the equipment if feasible.
- Complete required information and place a "do not operate" tag on the equipment.
- Notify management about the equipment issue.
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Test your knowledge on fire extinguisher use, merchandise storage guidelines, fire safety procedures, and electrical safety regulations. This quiz covers important practices and true/false statements to help you understand safety protocols clearly.
