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What is the primary objective of employee emergency plans and fire prevention?
What is the primary objective of employee emergency plans and fire prevention?
- To inform employees about the evacuation procedures only
- To conduct regular fire drills for all employees
- To train employees on proper evaluation procedures and duties during critical operations (correct)
- To apprise employees of general safety hazards in the workplace
According to 29 CFR 1910.38, what is the recommended approach to reporting fires and emergencies?
According to 29 CFR 1910.38, what is the recommended approach to reporting fires and emergencies?
- Through a designated emergency response team
- Through direct communication with the fire department
- Through the preferred means of reporting specified in the emergency plan (correct)
- Through a standardized reporting form
Who is responsible for ensuring that all employees are trained and informed about emergency procedures?
Who is responsible for ensuring that all employees are trained and informed about emergency procedures?
- The safety manager only
- The supervisor of each department
- The person in charge of emergency response
- The organization as a whole (correct)
When should employees be trained on emergency procedures?
When should employees be trained on emergency procedures?
What is the purpose of including the duties of those who remain for critical operations in emergency plans?
What is the purpose of including the duties of those who remain for critical operations in emergency plans?
What should employees be made aware of regarding the materials and processes they work with?
What should employees be made aware of regarding the materials and processes they work with?
What is the purpose of having a preferred means of reporting fires and emergencies?
What is the purpose of having a preferred means of reporting fires and emergencies?
Who should be trained on proper evaluation procedures during an emergency?
Who should be trained on proper evaluation procedures during an emergency?
Which type of employees need to be trained on how to wear and adjust respirators?
Which type of employees need to be trained on how to wear and adjust respirators?
How often should employees review their training on fire safety and emergency response?
How often should employees review their training on fire safety and emergency response?
What is the main purpose of training on fire extinguishing?
What is the main purpose of training on fire extinguishing?
Who is responsible for inspecting, maintaining, and repairing fire detection systems?
Who is responsible for inspecting, maintaining, and repairing fire detection systems?
What is the purpose of 29 CFR 1910.156?
What is the purpose of 29 CFR 1910.156?
Who needs to be trained on fire safety and emergency response procedures?
Who needs to be trained on fire safety and emergency response procedures?
What is the main goal of fire extinguishing training?
What is the main goal of fire extinguishing training?
Who outlines the necessary skill levels for operating fire safety and emergency response systems?
Who outlines the necessary skill levels for operating fire safety and emergency response systems?
What is a circumstance where retraining is required?
What is a circumstance where retraining is required?
What is one of the specific safety and health hazards that an employee should be trained on?
What is one of the specific safety and health hazards that an employee should be trained on?
What is one of the precautions necessary to prevent exposure?
What is one of the precautions necessary to prevent exposure?
What is one of the control measures to be taken if exposure occurs?
What is one of the control measures to be taken if exposure occurs?
Where can details on emergency response and control procedures be found?
Where can details on emergency response and control procedures be found?
What is one of the topics covered in Basic Skills Training?
What is one of the topics covered in Basic Skills Training?
What is one of the special or unique hazards that employees should be trained on?
What is one of the special or unique hazards that employees should be trained on?
What is the purpose of orientation on appropriate environmental procedures and work practices?
What is the purpose of orientation on appropriate environmental procedures and work practices?
Study Notes
Employee Emergency Plans and Fire Prevention
- All employees are included in the training for emergency plans and fire prevention.
- Training contents include:
- Proper evaluation procedures
- Duties of those who remain for critical operations
- Who to account for after evacuation, rescue, and medical response
- Preferred means of reporting fires and emergencies
- Fire hazards of materials and processes employees are exposed to
Portable Fire Extinguishers
- Training is required for employees who are designated to use firefighting equipment as part of the emergency action plan.
- Training contents include:
- Recognition of fire types
- Proper operation of fire extinguishers
- When to leave if the fire becomes uncontrollable
Fire Extinguishing Systems
- Training is required for employees who operate the fire extinguishing system.
- Training contents include:
- Inspection, maintenance, and operation of the system
- Necessary skill levels as outlined by the manufacturer
Fire Detection Systems
- Training is required for employees who service, maintain, or test the fire detection system.
- Training contents include:
- Inspection, maintenance, and operation of the system
- Necessary skill levels as outlined by the manufacturer
Retraining Requirements
- Retraining is required under the following circumstances:
- Changes in the workplace render previous training obsolete
- Changes in the types of PPE to be used render previous training obsolete
- Inadequacies in an affected employee's knowledge or use of assigned PPE indicate that the employee has not retained the requisite understanding or skill
Basic Skills Training
- Basic training is required for assignments and includes:
- Fundamentals of equipment operation (e.g., pumps, valves, filters, distillation columns)
- Fundamentals of instrument and interlocks, input / output devices
- Electrical equipment operation (e.g., generators, motors, transformers)
- Other basic skills as required for the assignment
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This quiz is based on the HSE PSM Level-II document, covering topics related to source and frequency. Test your knowledge and understanding of the subject matter.