SAFE 6004 - Fire Safety and Site Hazards (Chp 9) Flashcards

1
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Foam extinguishers are recommended for:
A) Class C and Class D fires
B) Class D fires
C) Class A and Class C fires
D) Class A and Class B fires
E) Class C and Class B fires
A

D) Class A and Class B fires

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Which of the following extinguishers would ordinarily be used to combat a class “C” fire?

  1. Carbon dioxide
  2. Foam
  3. Dry chemical
  4. Water
A) 2, 3
B) 1, 4
C) 3, 4
D) 1, 2
E) 1, 3
A

E) 1, 3

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In general, Cities and Municipalities have adopted which code for minimum fire safety?
A) National Building Code
B) Standardized Building inspection Code
C) Insurance Underwriters Code
D) International Fire Code
E) National Postal Code
A

A) National Building Code

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Which of the following constitute a class “C” fire?

A) A lumber pile on fire
B) An electrical panel fire
C) A fire containing liquid petroleum gases
D) A coal bunker burning
E) A fuel tank burning
A

B) An electrical panel fire

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A class “B” fire is best extinguished by:

A) Lowering the temperature of the burning liquid
B) Smothering the burning liquid
C) Wetting the burning paper or wood
D) Creating a chain reaction between the molecules of the burning material
E) Lowering the temperature of the burning wood or paper

A

B) Smothering the burning liquid

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The National Building code outlines the minimum fire safety regulations for:

A) Ventilating systems
B) Fire exits
C) All these are correct
D) Firefighting systems
E) Alarm systems
A

C) All these are correct

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Burning metals may be extinguished using: 
A) Dry powder extinguishers
B) Foam extinguishers
C) AFFF extinguishers
D) Dry chemical extinguishers
E) Carbon dioxide extinguishers
A

A) Dry powder extinguishers

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Fire pumps and fire water systems are specified by the NFPA standards. NFPA stands for:

A) National Fire Prevention Association
B) National Fire Pump Association
C) Natural Fire Products of America
D) National Fire Protection Association
E) Non Fire Producing Analysis
A

D) National Fire Protection Association

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Distribution of fire fighting equipment is specified by National Building code or:

A) Building owners 
B) Building occupants
C) Fire equipment sales representative
D) Building construction company 
E) City or Municipality By-laws
A

E) City or Municipality By-laws

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The low capacity unit capable of maintaining the fire water system pressure above that which enables the main fire pump to operate is called a:

A) Lift pump
B) Portable pump
C) Submersible pump
D) Sump pump
E) Jockey pump
A

E) Jockey pump

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When there is a possibility of H2S on the worksite you can usually find it:

A) In new vessels
B) In the box of a pickup truck
C) By relying on your sense of smell
D) In septic tanks and low lying areas
E) Only in sour gas and crude oil
A

A) In new vessels

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Fire Water pumps will start automatically when there is a drop in flow or:

A) Electrical output
B) Temperature
C) Density
D) Pressure
E) Water level
A

D) Pressure

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Water is the best extinguisher for a/an:

A) Metal burning fire
B) Electrical fire
C) Oil fire
D) Gas fire
E) Wood fire
A

E) Wood fire

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Which of the following is a class "B" fire?
A) Burning metal
B) An electrical panel
C) A wood pile
D) A coal bunker
E) Oil on the surface of a flare pit
A

E) Oil on the surface of a flare pit

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15
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Which of the following materials would be classified as a Class B fire?
A) Sodium
B) Wood
C) Gasoline
D) Paper
E) Rubber
A

C) Gasoline

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Companies often employ a number of different types or work permits which reflect the nature of the work that needs to be performed. Another example of a common work permit is a:

A) Hot work permit
B) Log Book permit
C) A journal permit
D) Warehouse permit

A

A) Hot work permit

17
Q
Arc Flash is a type of short circuit and it can be (cause) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
A) Found in Motor Control center (MCC)
B) In high resistance in wires
C) In low temperatures in wires
D) Lethal
A

D) Lethal

18
Q

At what height does the Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) state that fall protection has to be used?

A) 4 meters
B) 5 meters
C) 2 meters
D) 3 meters

A

D) 3 meters

19
Q

What is one of the four basic steps in a Job safety analysis (JSA)?

A) Inform supervisors of the hazard
B) Locate JSA document
C) Identify potential hazards
D) Locate the hazard

A

C) Identify potential hazards