Elevator Emergency Response Quiz

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Scenario-based safety questions.

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Froggy Jumps Elevator Emergency Response QuizOnline version Scenario-based safety questions. by Tyler 1 What should the front desk do first when a patron says they're stuck in an elevator? a Notify security only b Wait for a supervisor to decide c Call the elevator contractor immediately 2 If the elevator alarm sounds but no one has called in, who should respond first? a Nearby employee investigates and alerts the front desk b Ignore it until someone reports it c Shut down the elevator remotely 3 After 6 p.m. and facilities are closed, what number is used to handle the incident? a Call 911 b Contact building manager the next day c Call the after-hours number 385-468-0370 4 If someone is panicking inside a stopped elevator, what is advised? a Open doors immediately b Calmly communicate via voice box and designate one speaker c Have multiple people talk at once 5 If you hear elevator trouble but nothing has been reported, what should you do? a Use the voice box to communicate with any passengers inside the elevator. b Ignore until a caller specifies danger c Type the description of what you hear into ChatGPT and see what it suggests. 6 What should you not do when someone suggests resetting the main breaker? a Reset the breaker immediately b Call security and evacuate everyone c Don’t flip the breaker; wait for ops staff and contractor 7 If the contractor says they’re 20 minutes out, what is the ongoing protocol? a Leave the scene and wait outside b Call passengers every hour c Operations staff stay in contact with passengers via voice box 8 After the elevator is back in service, who must clear it for use? a Front desk staff b Maintenance supervisor c The contractor 9 Who should maintain communication with passengers while awaiting arrival? a Security only b Front desk only c Operations staff 10 Which action is appropriate if the alarm is sounding but no one called? a Front desk and nearby staff coordinate response b Shutdown building power c Ignore until someone calls

Froggy Jumps

Elevator Emergency Response QuizOnline version

Scenario-based safety questions.

by Tyler

What should the front desk do first when a patron says they're stuck in an elevator?

Notify security only

Wait for a supervisor to decide

Call the elevator contractor immediately

If the elevator alarm sounds but no one has called in, who should respond first?

Nearby employee investigates and alerts the front desk

Ignore it until someone reports it

Shut down the elevator remotely

After 6 p.m. and facilities are closed, what number is used to handle the incident?

Call 911

Contact building manager the next day

Call the after-hours number 385-468-0370

If someone is panicking inside a stopped elevator, what is advised?

Open doors immediately

Calmly communicate via voice box and designate one speaker

Have multiple people talk at once

If you hear elevator trouble but nothing has been reported, what should you do?

Use the voice box to communicate with any passengers inside the elevator.

Ignore until a caller specifies danger

Type the description of what you hear into ChatGPT and see what it suggests.

What should you not do when someone suggests resetting the main breaker?

Reset the breaker immediately

Call security and evacuate everyone

Don’t flip the breaker; wait for ops staff and contractor

If the contractor says they’re 20 minutes out, what is the ongoing protocol?

Leave the scene and wait outside

Call passengers every hour

Operations staff stay in contact with passengers via voice box

After the elevator is back in service, who must clear it for use?

Front desk staff

Maintenance supervisor

The contractor

Who should maintain communication with passengers while awaiting arrival?

Security only

Front desk only

Operations staff

Which action is appropriate if the alarm is sounding but no one called?

Front desk and nearby staff coordinate response

Shutdown building power

Ignore until someone calls

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Elevator Emergency Response Quiz

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Elevator Emergency Response QuizOnline version

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What should the front desk do first when a patron says they're stuck in an elevator?

If the elevator alarm sounds but no one has called in, who should respond first?

After 6 p.m. and facilities are closed, what number is used to handle the incident?

If someone is panicking inside a stopped elevator, what is advised?

If you hear elevator trouble but nothing has been reported, what should you do?

What should you not do when someone suggests resetting the main breaker?

If the contractor says they’re 20 minutes out, what is the ongoing protocol?

After the elevator is back in service, who must clear it for use?

Who should maintain communication with passengers while awaiting arrival?

Which action is appropriate if the alarm is sounding but no one called?

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