LESSON 2 FINALS

Question 1

you don’t normally start a journey
until you have some idea where you’d like to end up. To identify where you hope
to be, ask a simple questions.

Answer 1

Determining your objectives and scope

Question 2

a team of people is needed to adequately develop a
plan. Your knowledge base may be one of great breadth, but you’ll need the
assistance of people whose knowledge has real depth to it.

Answer 2

Identify the resources

Question 3

depending on the scope of the emergency
plan, costs can quickly escalate.

Answer 3

Understanding the Costs Involved

Question 4

is a position that should not be
granted without careful thought. The elected individual should be sensible, able to
direct and delegate, able to communicate with all levels of the organization, and
most importantly, able to make decision without fear of being vetoed by others.

Answer 4

Emergency planning director

Question 5

requires employers to evaluate
the hazards that exist at their workplace and create an emergency plan specific to
their business.

Answer 5

The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)

Question 6

OSHA does not provide businesses a “canned” safety plan because every
businesses is unique and the exposure to hazards is different. T OR F

Answer 6

TRUE

Question 7

Any delay in
production of a product or delivery or a service will have a positive effect on the
cash flow of the business. T OR F

Answer 7

FALSE ( NEGATIVE)

Question 8

is perhaps the greatest indicator of the
types of emergencies that you must prepare for.

Answer 8

Geographic Location

Question 9

When performing a risk analysis for a building based on its geographic location,
we sometimes focus on the natural, weather-related events. T OR F

Answer 9

TRUE

Question 10

A logical starting point for determining risk would be to list any hazard that may
occur. Upon completion of that list, you would then rank the hazards in order of
probability

Answer 10

Risk Assessment Matrix

Question 11

Many of the hazards that exist in the community may be “hidden” hazards which
might be easily overlooked. T OR F

Answer 11

TRUE

Question 12

has created an excellent
matrix for performing a risk analysis.

Answer 12

The Federal Emergency Management Agency(FEMA)

Question 13

is effective because it allows you to
assign a probability factor and human, property, and business impacts in addition
to an internal and external resource scale.

Answer 13

The matrix

Question 14

exists to save lives and reduce injuries in the event of
an emergency. It provides the means and methods to help you plan, survive, and recover
from an emergency.

Answer 14

The emergency action plan

Question 15

GIVE 3 regulations that identify the
minimum requirements of an emergency action plan.

Answer 15

*Emergency escape procedures
* Description of potential hazards
* Emergency escape routes

Question 16

The actual emergency action plan can be quite large and detailed; if given
in written format, most employees will read it. T OR F

Answer 16

FALSE

Question 17

When creating an emergency plan, start by acquiring an updated copy of the?

Answer 17

building floor plan.

Question 18

is to identify windows, doors, emergency exits,
alarm panels, fire pull stations, and other emergency-related items

Answer 18

floor plan

Question 19

When developing an emergency floor plan, remember to include important
details such as?

Answer 19

Egress Concerns
Fire Safety
First Aid
Specialty Areas
Utilities
Drainage
Power Systems

Question 20

a better representation of the finished plan and is tested for
validity through tabletop exercises which is also known as the

Answer 20

“fire testing stage”

Question 21

May consist of such diverse activities as electing floor captains,
performing evacuation drills, and attaining CPR certification.

Answer 21

Employee training

Question 22

considered a living document, subject to growing pains
and multiple revisions

Answer 22

The emergency plan