2024 Fire & Emergency Response Knowledge-Check—Senior Services

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Because this is designed to cover DD licensed locations & Senior Services' CHAP requirements, not all slides apply to each job position, but we cover them with everyone so we all have the same shared message.

This is a required initial & annual training for all staff, and you can find this in your Frontier Procedure Manual.
If you have not already done so, please review the self-study here: https://www.frontiercommunity.com/fire-er
After you answer all 20 questions on this survey and hit "Done," the program will tell you how many you missed and give you guidance on what the answers are. If you miss more than 4, you will need to review the self-study material and re-take your survey knowledge-check. You do not need to print nor send anything. SurveyMonkey stores all the results for us.
All Direct Support Positions: This should not be completed while you are working with people you support, and you can claim up to 60 minutes for this training on your Deputy just like you do the other required trainings.
Please email Amy Jo if you have any questions or concerns anewlun@frontiercommunity.com

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* 1. What is your contact information?

First Name: *

Last Name: *

Job Title:

Today's Date:

Email Address: *

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* 2. What is the number # 1 priority of Frontier’s fire planning?

Evacuate people quickly & safely

Use the extinguisher to put the fire out

Make sure people take a coat to the meeting place

Stay in the kitchen when you cook

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* 3. What do the letters R.A.C.E. stand for?

Rescue, Alert, Control, Escape

Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Evacuate

Reply, Arm, Capture, Evade

Rush, Away, Cry, Extreme

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* 4. What are the 3 main elements of a Fire Plan graphic? (choose the 1 best answer)

Box, Arrow, Out, In

Primary Exit (1st way out), Secondary Exit (2nd way out if 1st is blocked) & Detectors

Extinguishers, furniture, rooms

ER kit, doors, stairs

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* 5. Why should ONE meeting place be established?

To be able to discuss the fire drill

For people to evacuate to the same place for a head count to ensure everyone is safe & accounted for

To go outside for a leisure activity

For people to return to the home

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* 6. What things could be done to contain a fire?

Close doors, windows, turn off units with fans

Not start one

Go outside

Spray water on it

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* 7. What types of fire extinguishers are used in Frontier homes?

ABC

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* 8. When is documentation of a fire drill done?

While outside at meeting place

Before you start the drill

After the drill is completed & all are back inside

Every day

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* 9. What is our re-entry policy?

No one has to go out when there is a real fire

Anyone can re-enter at any time

The lead individual leads people back in

No one can re-enter the building until declared safe by staff or authorities

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* 10. What times of day should fire drills be held?

Morning

All times day & night

Afternoon

Evening

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* 11. What should you keep in mind in selecting the “safe area” of a home during an emergency that is NOT a fire? (Example: During a tornado)

No windows, lowest level of the home that people are able to access

It should be outside

Go there when there is a watch

Sit in an open area and wait

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* 12. If you have done an Emergency Response drill, how does your supervisor know?

You do not fill anything out

Fill out your drill forms & hand it in

Leave your drill forms in the book

Give it to co-worker

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* 13. If caught outside in a thunderstorm you should:

Run around screaming

Stand under trees

Take shelter under/in a non-metal building

Take shelter under a metal roofed picnic shelter

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* 14. What do you do if your escape routes are blocked in a flash flood?

Drive to the highest point possible & wait

Drive around road blocks/barricades

Wait to escape rising waters

Pack valuables to take with you

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* 15. What are protective actions you should consider in extreme heat?

Stay inside & drink plenty of water

Dress in dark & heavy clothing

Put sunblock on one time

Do your outside activities in the afternoon

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* 16. What is a storm or tornado warning?

One is coming, take action now

Conditions are right for one, prepare

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* 17. Hypothermia is a condition that occurs due to:

Hot weather

Cold weather

Tornadoes

Gas Leaks

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* 18. If you suspect a gas leak you should:

Relax, & take a smoke break

Locate a safe shelter inside & evacuate

Treat the individual for first aid, in the home

Evacuate safely, then call 911 from outside

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* 19. Name symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning:

Nausea, dizziness, flu-like

Giddy, happy feeling

The smell makes you sick

You hear bells & whistles

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* 20. How would you likely be notified of a Hazardous Materials Emergency?

Screaming

You will not be alerted

Trained emergency responders or sirens alerting you (if you are not inside a city, you may not hear sirens)

Watch for changes in the sky