Unit 6 - Emergency Response

Question 1

When asked to evacuate a location, you should:
a) Ask the public to run as quickly as possible to the designated meeting place
b) Call your supervisor for permission
c) Assist persons leaving the building in a calm, orderly manner
d) Stay in the security office to greet emergency services personnel

Answer 1

c) Assist persons leaving the building in a calm, orderly manner

Question 2

What type of document will tell you how your employer expects you to respond to alarm situations?
a) Hazard assessment checklist
b) Notebook
c) Incident report
d) Schedule
e) Post orders

Answer 2

e) Post orders

Question 3

If you are not provided with instructions for responding to alarms, you should:
a) Phone your supervisor for clarification and instructions
b) Locate all alarm components and develop your own response plan
c) Do nothing; you are not responsible for monitoring alarms if they have not been explained
d) Contact the client for instructions

Answer 3

a) Phone your supervisor for clarification and instructions

Question 4

Respond to _______________ alarms.
a) After-hours
b) Emergency
c) All
d) Genuine

Answer 4

C - All

Question 5

Flammable metals such as magnesium and sodium is
a) Class D fire
b) Class A fire
c) Class B fire
d) Class C fire

Answer 5

A - Class D

Question 6

The PASS method is:
a) Pull, aim, sweep, squeeze
b) Point, aim, shoot, slowly
c) Pull, aim, shoot, sweep
d) Pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
e) Point, aim, squeeze, sweep

Answer 6

d) Pull, aim, squeeze, sweep

Question 7

During a crisis, you are responsible for _________________________________.
a) The security of the property you are assigned to protect
b) Only your own personal safety
c) The security of persons and property you are assigned to protect
d) None of the above

Answer 7

c) The security of persons and property you are assigned to protect

Question 8

Alarm response procedures are:
a) Printed on the inside cover of your notebook
b) Defined by the security professional
c) The same for all similar types of buildings
d) Defined by the client and your supervisor

Answer 8

d) Defined by the client and your supervisor

Question 9

Industries and businesses which disrupt the environment as part of their business practice have been targeted by
a) Activism groups
b) Eco-terrorism groups
c) Political groups
d) Revenge

Answer 9

b) Eco-terrorism groups

Question 10

What are the three main components of an alarm system?
a) Keypad, sensor, camera
b) Sensor, radio, control panel
c) Sensor, transmitter, control panel
d) Photo sensor, motion sensor, alarm panel
e) Sensor, motion sensor, alarm panel

Answer 10

c) Sensor, transmitter, control panel

Question 11

A security professional can be expected to monitor which type of alarm?
a) Humidity
b) Fire
c) Building system
d) All of the above

Answer 11

d) All of the above

Question 12

The last step in responding to an off-site alarm is to:
a) Document all events in your notebook
b) Call the owner for the alarm reset code
c) Contact emergency services
d) Preserve the scene for evidence collection

Answer 12

a) Document all events in your notebook

Question 13

Fuel, oil, paint, grease is
a) Class C fire
b) Class B fire
c) Class D fire
d) Class A fire

Answer 13

b) Class B fire

Question 14

You should familiarize yourself with the mobility and other special needs of individuals _________ an emergency situation occurs.
a) After your shift
b) Before
c) After
d) As needed
e) During

Answer 14

b) Before

Question 15

When deciding whether or not to put out a fire on your own, you should consider:
a) The number of people in the building
b) The equipment available to you
c) What floor you are on
d) Your proximity to a water source

Answer 15

b) The equipment available to you