Words Of Command Flashcards

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What does the command “STILL” mean and who has the authority to say it?

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Still means stop, don’t move, you or someone else is in imminent danger.

This command can be given by anyone and should be given with maximum force and volume

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What does the command “REST” mean and who has the authority to say it?

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Rest means stop safely.

This is given by instructional staff only to point out the learning point.

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What does the command “CARRY ON” mean and who has the authority to say it?

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Carry on cancels out other commands and all activities commence once again.

This command should be given by instructional staff.

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What does the command “stand from under” mean and who has the authority to say it?

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Given by crew working in the upper floors of the structure if they are going to lower or have dropped something by mistake.

It can also be used as a prewarning if they want to drop something on purpose, for example a line.

Anyone near the building should move away immediately

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What does the command “KNOCK OFF” mean?

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Knock off means turn off the water or stop generators or pumps etc.

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Describe what would happen if someone says “knock off, make up”

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If someone says knock off, make up its means to safely turn off water supplies, generators and/or pumps and put all equipment back to its original state and location on the appliance.

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What does the command “MAKE UP” mean?

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Put equipment back to its original state and position on the appliance.

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