Safety Professionals:
When a natural disaster strikes, will you know what to do?
When a natural disaster strikes, will you know what to do?

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a. Use it only for emergency phone calls and nothing else

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c. Ensure it’s always charged in case you need to use it

d. Have an external charger available at work and at home

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a. One

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c. Four

d. Not required

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a. Conducting periodic fire drills

b. Training employees

c. Making fire prevention and evacuation plans available to all employees

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a. Make a building-wide announcement for all employees to seek out shelter, then find shelter yourself.

b. Check for gas leaks and shut off the main gas valve.

c. Find an interior room away from windows and go there.

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True

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a. 10

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c. 50

d. 100

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b. Call for help and wait for the fire department to arrive.

c. Grab the closest fire extinguisher and try to put it out.

d. Call the fire department and leave immediately afterwards.

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a. A tornado is in the forecast later in the week

b. You should post a “sky watcher” outside to keep an eye out for funnel clouds

c. You should immediately evacuate your workplace

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a. Driving through large puddles or areas of water

b. Wading in or walking through standing water

c. Drinking water from the sink or drinking tap water

d. Exploring the surrounding area to see if anyone needs assistance

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