unit 4 Flashcards
(80 cards)
A process that causes fires to endure and renew themselves is:
Select one:
a. Temperature
b. A reducing agent
c. An oxidizing agent
d. Molecular activity due to high temperature
d. Molecular activity due to high temperature
Fall protection equipment is required, in most jurisdictions, for workers working at heights over:
Select one:
a. 10 feet
b. 10 metres
c. 2.6 metres
d. 3 metres
d. 3 metres
`What tool is used to find hazards in a plant?
Select one:
a. Hiring a contractor to clean up the plant site, and review the work
b. A Hazard Assessment and Identification process
c. Employee surveys
d. Analyzing accident and incident investigation forms
b. A Hazard Assessment and Identification process
When isolating an electric motor driven pump, you should first: Select one: a. Close the pump inlet valve b. Open the motor breaker c. Ensure the pump is drained d. Close the pump discharge valve
b. Open the motor breaker
Why should hard hats never be painted?
Select one:
a. Paint does not adhere well to plastic
b. Paint will weaken the plastic
c. Different colors normally indicate varying job positions or departments in plants
d. Toxic fumes may be released
b. Paint will weaken the plastic
Halon agents extinguish a fire by: Select one: a. Cooling below ignition temperature b. Radiation shielding c. Isolating the fuel by coating d. Breaking the molecular chain reactions
d. Breaking the molecular chain reactions
Fire pump testing is described in the standard:
Select one:
a. NFPA 13
b. NFPA 20
c. NFPA 14
d. NFPA 25
d. NFPA 25
It is the employers responsibility to ____________ personal protective equipment .
Select one:
a. Supply, ensure usage, and maintain
b. Issue, care for, and maintain
c. Supply and ensure usage of
d. Only supply
c. Supply and ensure usage of
Carbon Dioxide is used to fight electrical fires because it
Select one:
a. Has better cooling ability than other agents.
b. Provides a barrier between the oxygen and the burning components.
c. Does not leave a residue.
d. Is non toxic.
b. Provides a barrier between the oxygen and the burning components.
All maintenance on portable fire extinguishers must be:
Select one:
a. Completed on all extinguishers in the plant at the same time
b. Performed at the work site in case they are required for emergency service
c. Contracted out to a certified service company
d. Supervised by a National Fire Protection Association employee
c. Contracted out to a certified service company
Which is the workers responsibility?
Select one:
a. Co-operating with others on workplace safety and health
b. Clearly defined roles and responsibilities for management, workers, contractors, and visitors at the plant site
c. Clearly stated goals and objectives of the health and safety program
d. Issuing proper safety equipment to all workers
a. Co-operating with others on workplace safety and health
A Class “B” fire can be extinguished by:
Select one:
a. Lowering the temperature of the burning wood or paper.
b. Creating a chain reaction between the molecules of the burning material.
c. Smothering the burning liquid.
d. Lowering the temperature of the burning liquid.
c. Smothering the burning liquid.
What is the first step in eliminating hazards in an energy plant?
Select one:
a. Set up a housekeeping plan to keep the areas clean and free of hazards
b. Review past accident/incident reports
c. Identify the hazards
d. survey the employees for ideas on eliminating hazards
c. Identify the hazards
What type of fire should be put out with water?
Select one:
a. Class “A”
b. Class “B”
c. Class “C”
d. Class “A”, “B”, and “C”
a. Class “A”
Which one of these statements is true?:
Select one:
a. The attitude of an injured worker has no impact on the outcome of his injury.
b. Financial costs of a workplace injury outweigh all other costs
c. A workplace injury can destroy an employee’s self esteem
d. An injured worker usually causes his own injury.
c. A workplace injury can destroy an employee’s self esteem
Which of the following is a Class “B” fire? Select one: a. A fire in a coal bunker b. A fire in a wood pile c. A turbine lube-oil fire d. A fire in an electrical panel
c. A turbine lube-oil fire
The type of fire extinguisher usually used on a live electrical fire is a/an \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ extinguisher: Select one: a. Pressurized water b. Dry chemical c. AFFF d. Carbon dioxide
d. Carbon dioxide
A fire in which of the following constitutes a Class “C” fire: Select one: a. Coal bunker b. Fuel tank c. Lumber pile d. Electrical panel
d. Electrical panel
Burning metals may be extinguished using:
Select one:
a. Dry chemical extinguishers
b. Carbon dioxide extinguishers
c. AFFF extinguishers
d. Dry powder extinguishers
d. Dry powder extinguishers
By definition in this chapter, a “confined space” is any enclosed or partially enclosed space having:
Select one:
a. Harmful gases, vapours, mists, or dusts
b. Mechanical hazards and restricted ingress
c. Limited room for tools and equipment
d. Restricted access and egress and may become a life-threatening environment.
d. Restricted access and egress and may become a life-threatening environment.
A Class “A” fire would involve: Select one: a. Gasoline or oil b. Paint or grease c. Electrical equipment d. Wood or coal
d. Wood or coal
Fire pumps usually start automatically with a signal from:
Select one:
a. sprinkler head
b. Fire main pressure
c. water main pressure
d. smoke/heat detector
c. water main pressure
Which of the following extinguishers would ordinarily be used to combat a Class “C” fire:
Select one:
a. Carbon dioxide and Foam
b. Carbon dioxide and Dry chemical
c. Foam and Dry chemical
d. Foam and Water
b. Carbon dioxide and Dry chemical
The most common and easiest to maintain sprinkler system is the: Select one: A. Preaction B. Dry Pipe C. Wet Pipe D. Deluge
C. Wet Pipe