CGM Emergency Response & Preparedness 3

Question 1

Which type of fire extinguisher is appropriate for a fuel storage area on a grounds facility?

Accepted Answer

Class B (dry chemical or CO2)

Answer

Class B extinguishers are rated for flammable liquid fires such as gasoline and diesel commonly found in fuel storage areas.

Question 2

A heat index of 103°F (39°C) places outdoor workers in which OSHA heat risk category?

Accepted Answer

Very High to Extreme

Answer

OSHA classifies a heat index above 103°F as Very High to Extreme risk, requiring the most rigorous preventive measures.

Question 3

During an active shooter situation on facility grounds, FEMA and DHS recommend following which response protocol?

Accepted Answer

Run, Hide, Fight

Answer

The federally recognized 'Run, Hide, Fight' protocol provides a prioritized sequence for surviving an active shooter event.

Question 4

Which federal law requires grounds operations to report accidental releases of hazardous substances above reportable quantities to the National Response Center?

Accepted Answer

CERCLA / SARA Title III (EPCRA)

Answer

CERCLA and EPCRA (SARA Title III) establish reporting requirements for releases of hazardous substances above federally set reportable quantities.

Question 5

A grounds manager finds a worker showing confusion, hot dry skin, and rapid pulse after working in the heat. This most likely indicates:

Accepted Answer

Heat stroke

Answer

Hot dry skin, altered mental status, and rapid pulse are classic signs of heat stroke, a life-threatening emergency requiring immediate cooling and EMS activation.

(CGM) Certified Grounds Manager Practice Test

(CGM) Certified Grounds Manager Practice Test

CGM Emergency Response & Preparedness 3