Flood Restoration General Safety 5

Question 1

What is the recommended response if floodwaters are still rising at a job site?

Accepted Answer

Evacuate and wait for conditions to be declared safe

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Continue working faster

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Move equipment to the basement

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Ignore it if the water is clear

Question 2

Why should you avoid driving or walking through moving floodwater?

Accepted Answer

Even shallow moving water can sweep away a person or vehicle

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It damages shoes only

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It is illegal everywhere

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It slows down the cleanup schedule

Question 3

What hazard can submerged or hidden electrical outlets present after a flood?

Accepted Answer

Energized water that can cause electrocution

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A pleasant humidity boost

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Reduced mold growth

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Better drainage

Question 4

How often should disposable gloves typically be changed during contaminated cleanup?

Accepted Answer

When torn, soiled, or between tasks to avoid cross-contamination

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Only once at the end of the day

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Never, to save supplies

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Only if they change color

Question 5

What is the purpose of air scrubbers with HEPA filters on a flood restoration site?

Accepted Answer

To capture airborne particulates and mold spores

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To heat the room

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To add moisture to the air

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To produce ozone for scent

Question 6

Why must standing water be removed promptly during restoration?

Accepted Answer

To reduce mold growth, structural damage, and slip hazards

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To make the carpet softer

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To increase humidity for comfort

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To preserve odors

Question 7

What should a worker do if they develop persistent coughing or dizziness on site?

Accepted Answer

Leave the area for fresh air and report the symptoms

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Push through and keep working

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Remove their respirator for relief

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Drink the floodwater