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Fire Safety Fire Warden

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How quickly could a small flame develop into a major fire?
- 5 minutes.
- Half-an-hour.
- 30 seconds.
- 2 hours.
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Just the heat alone from a fire is enough to kill you.
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The flames from a fire kill more people than the smoke does.
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- False
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Fire uses up the oxygen supply in a room.
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- False
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Smoke and toxic fumes from a fire can render someone unconscious within 30 seconds.
- True
- False
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Room temperatures in a fire can exceed 600 degrees C at floor level.
- True
- False
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Question 7 of 32

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What do we mean by the ‘triangle of fire’?
- The way fire spreads in a triangular shape.
- It is a fire alarm system.
- It describes the three things a fire needs to flourish.
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Question 8 of 32

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What role could a pile of newspapers play in a fire?
- They can help to smother the flames.
- They are a potential source of fuel.
- They can help to hold a door open.
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Question 9 of 32

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Which one of the following is NOT one of the five main causes of fire?
- Arson.
- Gas leaks.
- Electrical faults.
- Cigarette smoking.
- Cooking.
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Question 10 of 32

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What special issues do you need to consider when visiting a home office or regular home?
- Any smoke detector present may not work.
- The fire station may be a long way away.
- There may be no fire warning system at all.
- Doors are likely to be kept locked for security reasons.
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Question 11 of 32

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How can you determine which type a fire extinguisher is?
- The colour of the label.
- The colour of the extinguisher body.
- It says on it what to use it for.
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Question 12 of 32

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What colour is the label of a carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguisher?
- Red.
- Black.
- White.
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Question 13 of 32

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Why is special care needed when using a carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguisher?
- They are very heavy.
- The carbon dioxide may choke you when it's released.
- You could get freeze burns from the casing when you use it.
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Question 14 of 32

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What is meant by ‘Single stage evacuation’?
- Everyone leaves immediately to a safe place.
- Evacuation takes place one stage at a time.
- It is part of a staged fire drill – it is not a real fire.
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Question 15 of 32

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What colour is a fire exit sign?
- Red with black letters.
- Black with yellow letters.
- Green with white letters.
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Question 16 of 32

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Why should you stay low to the floor if caught in a fire?
- It means you will not fall down and hurt yourself.
- You can feel your way to safety.
- The cleanest air is nearest the floor.
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Question 17 of 32

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What is the main cause of death for people involved in fires?
- Burns.
- Injury from collapsing structures.
- Being overcome by gas or smoke.
- Heart attack through fear of not escaping.
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Question 18 of 32

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Most fires occur after midnight and before midday.
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- False
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Question 19 of 32

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A fire needs the following things to flourish Electricity.
- True
- False
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Question 20 of 32

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A fire needs the following things to flourish Oxygen.
- True
- False
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Question 21 of 32

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A fire needs the following things to flourish Carbon Dioxide.
- True
- False
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Question 22 of 32

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A fire needs the following things to flourish Fuel.
- True
- False
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Question 23 of 32

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A fire needs the following things to flourish Nitrogen.
- True
- False
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A fire needs the following things to flourish Heat.
- True
- False
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Question 25 of 32

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In some organisations ‘fire wardens’ may be known as ‘fire marshals’. However, both titles involve exactly the same role and responsibilities.
- True
- False
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Question 26 of 32

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Routine checks carried out by a fire warden should be recorded in …
- an accident book.
- an incident log.
- a fire safety report.
- a fire log.
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Question 27 of 32

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Which of the following sentences do NOT describe a fire warden’s routine responsibility?
- Checking that all fire doors and fire extinguisher signs are in place and clear.
- Checking on a weekly basis that fire alarms and their sounders can be heard in all areas and rooms in the workplace.
- Checking that all final fire exit doors are securely chained up and padlocked.
- Checking that fire doors are kept open so people can move through them quickly and efficiently.
- Checking that all notice boards displaying fire safety information are visible and up to date.
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Question 28 of 32

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Which of the following sentences do NOT describe a fire warden’s responsibility during a fire emergency?
- Returning to the building to retrieve a distressed colleague's valuables.
- Assisting with the evacuation of personnel and carrying out a thorough sweep of their designated building or area of responsibility.
- Ensuring the emergency services have been called and that they understand exactly where they are needed and which entrance to use.
- Ensure that doors and windows are closed as the building is evacuated to contain the spread of fire, heat and smoke.
- Fighting the fire regardless of the risks to personal safety.
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Question 29 of 32

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When a fire warden is absent from their area of responsibility another fire warden should deputise for them until they return.
- True
- False
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Question 30 of 32

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Which of the following sentences does NOT describe something a fire warden should assist the ‘responsible person’ with?
- Fire risk assessments and reviews.
- The development of an evacuation and emergency plan.
- Concealing unsafe practices or fire safety issues.
- Participating in fire drills, alarm tests and recording findings in a fire log.
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Question 31 of 32

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Read the options below and decide which should be recorded in the visitors’ book so that a fire warden can track and include any visitors in a roll call at a fire assembly point if a fire alarm is raised.
- The time they arrived at the building.
- The part of the building they are visiting.
- Who they are visiting.
- The time they left the building.
- All of the above.
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During a fire emergency, a warden should carry out a thorough sweep of their area of responsibility and immediately inform the Senior Fire Officer from the Fire and Rescue Service if any personnel are unaccounted for.
- True
- False
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