Fire Safety Basics
Emergency Actions
Emergency Actions 2
Education
100

This system uses water to suppress fires automatically.

What is a sprinkler system?

100

If your clothes catch fire, you should do this.

What is Stop, Drop, and Roll?

100

The area to go to if a tornado hits.

What is a shop lunchroom, small interior room, or a bathroom?

100

This device detects smoke and sounds an alarm.

What is a smoke detector?

200

The step where you notify others and emergency services.

What is Alarm?

200

You hear the fire alarm but see no smoke. You should still do this.

What is evacuate immediately?

200

The designated meeting area.

What is the grassy area at the front of the building?

200

These three elements must be present for a fire to occur.

What is fuel, heat, and oxygen?

300

The location of our fire alarm pull station.

What is Automation?

300

The type of extinguisher used for electrical fires.

What is Class C?

300

The type of extinguisher used for flammable liquid fires.

What is Class B?

300
The 4 W's you should tell 911

What is who, what, where, and when?

400

This action prevents smoke and flames from spreading to other areas.

What is Confine?

400

The locations of all eyewash stations.

What is the back of paint, right before paint near the exit door, and near fabrication's exit door?

400
The location of every first aid kit.

What is the assembly hallway, automation, office supply room, & fabrication?

400

The acronym “PASS” stands for 

What is Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep?

500

The acronym RACE stands for Rescue, Alarm, Confine, and this.

What is Extinguish/Evacuate?

500

You’re trapped in a room during a fire. This action can help keep smoke out.

What is seal gaps with wet cloths?

500
First things to do when you hear the fire alarm.

What is evacuating the building through the nearest exit, assist others as you exit, act calmly, and go to the muster point?

500

What type of dog is known for riding on fire engines?

What are Dalmatians.