• Fire Prevention Awareness Training

    Fire Prevention Awareness Training

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  • 1. Purpose

  • The purpose of this training program is to assist in protecting employees from fire hazards that may be encountered in the office or the field.

  • 2. Scope

  • The requirements of this procedure must be met when work is performed on a CDH Consulting Site.

  • 3. Background

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  • 3.1: CDH Consulting is committed to minimizing the threat of fire on company owned and/or controlled property and the company’s fire prevention program spells out the procedures for responding to fires:

  • 4. Responsibilities

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  • 4.1:The following responsibilities apply to this procedure:

  • 5. Plan Implementation

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  • 5.1: To limit the risk of fires, employees should take the following precautions:

  • 6. Types of Hazards

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  • 6.1: Electrical fire hazard:
  • 6.2: Portable heater hazard:
  • 6.5: Flammable and combustible material hazards:
  • 6.6: Smoking:

  • 7. Test

    Check the correct answer/s for each test question. A score of 90% is required to pass the test!
  • 1. The purpose of this training program is to protect employees from fire hazards:
  • 2. Does this training help you understand the requirements of fire prevention, roles and responsibilities, types of fires, and what to do in the event of a fire:
  • 3. Fire is not as much a threat in the office as it is in the field:
  • 4. Fire safety is everyone's responsibility:
  • 5. Workers should (pick two):
  • 6. Only the Safety Adviser is responsible for identifying fire hazards:
  • 7. Who is responsible for ensuring equipment is maintained according to manufactures specifications?
  • 8. What types of fire hazards might you encounter in your workplace? (check all that apply)
  • 9. What basic fire prevention resources are available to employees?
  • 10. The following are class A combustibles:
  • 11. The following are class B combustibles:
  • 12. All employees and contractors should know how to prevent and respond to fires and are responsible for adhering to company policies regarding fire emergencies.
  • 13. As an employee, I should report potential fire hazards to my supervisor.
  • 14. Electrical system failures and the misuse of electrical equipment are the leading causes of workplace fires.
  • 15. Where is smoking allowed? (check one)
  • Should be Empty: