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CPA Emergency Response and Incident Management Flashcards

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  1. What does an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) location awareness requirement mean for parking attendants?

    Answer: Attendants should know where the nearest AED is located so they can retrieve it quickly in a cardiac emergency

    Knowing the nearest AED location can reduce response time in cardiac emergencies, where every second affects survival probability.

  2. What action should a parking attendant take if they observe someone attempting to break into a vehicle in the facility?

    Answer: Observe from a safe distance, call security or 911 immediately, and provide as detailed a description as possible

    Parking attendants are not trained law enforcement and should not confront suspects; calling authorities and observing safely is the correct response.

  3. If a vehicle is involved in a hit-and-run within the parking facility, what evidence should the attendant immediately try to preserve?

    Answer: Secure the area, note the departing vehicle's description and plate, and review camera footage before it loops

    Immediate evidence preservation — including camera footage before it records over — is critical for law enforcement investigation of a hit-and-run.

  4. A customer becomes verbally aggressive and threatens an attendant over a parking dispute. What is the best response?

    Answer: Stay calm, avoid escalation, do not argue, and contact security or a supervisor if the situation does not de-escalate

    De-escalation through calm communication and early supervisor/security involvement prevents incidents from becoming physical altercations.

  5. Under what circumstances should an attendant refuse to release a vehicle to someone claiming to be the owner?

    Answer: If the person cannot produce the claim ticket and valid ID that matches the vehicle registration

    Requiring claim ticket and ID verification protects the facility from liability for releasing a vehicle to an unauthorized person.

  6. What is the correct procedure when a vehicle in the facility has a flat tire discovered by the attendant?

    Answer: Leave a note on the vehicle, document with photos, and notify the customer and supervisor

    Documenting and notifying the customer immediately demonstrates good faith and creates a record that the flat was discovered, not caused, during the facility stay.