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Question 1

What are the 6 types of emergencies that may occur in sport, exercise, health and leisure?

Answer 1

Accidents
Fire
Missing person
Chemical/gas leak
Power cut
Suspected bomb

Question 2

What can you NOT use as an example of an emergency?

Answer 2

DEAD

Question 3

What are the 7 types of environment where an emergency may happen?

Answer 3

• Sports hall/indoor sports centre
• Gym/fitness suite
• Swimming pool
• Changing room
• Communal areas (café, reception, park)
• Playing fields/outdoor sports courts
• Leisure/multi sports centre

Question 4

What responsibilities do the police have during an emergency?

Answer 4

• Search for missing person
• Provide first aid
• Question people about incident
• Deal with crime e.g. arrest someone
• Coordinate road closures

Question 5

What responsibilities do the ambulance have during an emergency?

Answer 5

• Provide medical treatment, advice, equipment

Question 6

What responsibilities do the fire brigade have during an emergency?

Answer 6

• Put the fire out
• Provide first aid
• Ensure building is empty
• Make sure area is safe
• Coordinate any rescue attempts or help for people left in the buildings

Question 7

What responsibilities does the life guards have during an emergency?

Answer 7

• Clearing the pool
• Provide first aid to ensure condition doesn’t get any worse

Question 8

What responsibilities does the manager have during an emergency?

Answer 8

• Fill in any needed job roles
• Coordinate staff
• Collect and review information

Question 9

What responsibilities does the first aider have during an emergency?

Answer 9

• Provide emergency care
• Make sure no one else gets harmed

Question 10

What responsibilities does the coach have during an emergency?

Answer 10

• Evacuate class/area

Question 11

What responsibilities does the receptionist have during an emergency?

Answer 11

• Call emergency services
• Make public announcement

Question 12

Who may require additional support during an emergency and how can it be given?

Answer 12

Disabled (deaf and blind)
- Personal emergency evacuation plans
- Make sure building has equipment like evacuation chairs
Elderly
- By having personal emergency evacuation plans
- Evacuation chairs and clear routes (mobility issues)
Children
- Must be accompanied by an adult/leader
Pregnant or post natal women
- Prone to stress and panic so keep them calm
- Making sure they know the procedures before hand

Question 13

What are the 3 key methods of reporting emergencies?

Answer 13

• Fire logs
• First aid log books
• RIDDOR reports

Question 14

What 6 things must a fire log include?

Answer 14

• Staff training record
• Emergency evacuations and drills
• Fire extinguishers and hose reel inspections
• Fire alarm tests
• Forms for recording checks/tests to be done by the manager and summary of them

Question 15

What is a fire log and what year?

Answer 15

• 2005
  All businesses must carry out fire risk assessments, equipment checks and maintain fire safety measures

Question 16

What does RIDDOR stand for and what year was it introduced?

Answer 16

• 1995
• Reporting of injuries, diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations

Question 17

When must you do a RIDDOR?

Answer 17

• Death in the workplace
• Injuries when unable to attend work for 7 days+
• Injuries where they have to go to hospital

Question 18

What details must be in a RIDDOR report?

Answer 18

• Date when report is made
• Personal details of people involved
• Date, time and place of incident
• Description of event/incident
• Method of reporting

Question 19

How must RIDDOR records be kept?

Answer 19

Any form but must adhere to data protection act