CEM Risk Management & Safety 4

Question 1

Which standard provides guidelines for fire safety at temporary structures and tents used at outdoor exhibitions?

Accepted Answer

NFPA 101 (Life Safety Code)

Answer

NFPA 101, the Life Safety Code, sets requirements for fire safety in assembly occupancies including tents and temporary structures.

Question 2

A show organizer notices that an exhibitor's booth structure appears unstable during move-in. The BEST immediate action is to:

Accepted Answer

Halt work on the booth until a structural review is completed

Answer

An unstable structure poses an immediate hazard and must be taken out of service for inspection before any further work or public access is permitted.

Question 3

Which risk management strategy is used when a show organizer decides NOT to offer a high-risk outdoor activity because the liability outweighs the benefit?

Accepted Answer

Risk avoidance

Answer

Risk avoidance eliminates exposure entirely by choosing not to engage in the activity that creates the risk.

Question 4

What is the primary function of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) in an exhibition context?

Accepted Answer

Providing information on hazardous materials used by exhibitors or contractors

Answer

An SDS (formerly MSDS) provides information on hazardous chemical properties, handling, storage, and emergency response procedures.

Question 5

During a medical emergency on the show floor, the first responder's initial priority is to:

Accepted Answer

Ensure scene safety, then call for emergency medical services

Answer

The universal first-responder priority is scene safety first, followed by activating EMS, to prevent additional victims and ensure help is on the way.

(CEM) Certified in Exhibition Management Practice Test

(CEM) Certified in Exhibition Management Practice Test

CEM Risk Management & Safety 4