Fire Safety
IMPORTANT: Learners need to get at least 75% correct (15 correct answers) to gain their certificate.
The number of attempts remaining is 3
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1. You should always ensure that you do not block fire escape routes.
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2. Smoking in unauthorised areas can lead to fire situations
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3. Everyone at work should be trained on fire evacuation procedures.
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4. There is no need to test your smoke detectors regularly.
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5. Fire alarm call points do not need to be kept clear at all times
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6. There is no need to report a faulty extinguisher.
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7. Fires can be spread by conduction.
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8. Fire exits should be kept clear of rubbish.
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9. Poorly stored flammable liquids can cause fires.
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10. Fire evacuation drills in the workplace can save lives.
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11. Carbon Dioxide extinguishers are suitable for electrical fires.
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12. It is safe to ignore a fire alarm if you can’t see a fire.
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13. It is advisable to have an evacuation plan for your own home.
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14. Smoke detectors at home do not save lives.
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15. Only fight a fire if it is safe to do so and you are trained.
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16. The three sides of the triangle of fire are heat, oxygen and smoke
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17. You should not fight fires in confined spaces.
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18. Water extinguishers can be used on electrical fires.
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19. A blocked fire exit would not be considered a major hazard.
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20. Fire alarms should be tested on a weekly basis.
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