FIRE SMOKE RESTORATION COMPREHENSIVE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Restorers may obtain the most accurate information about potential chemical safety
from: ________ __________ sheets, labels, and equipment. - ✔✔safety data
✔✔All restoration chemicals must be kept in properly __________ containers and
secured on the job site. - ✔✔labeled
✔✔Advise the chemically- sensitive customers to not be ________ or around the
affected areas while work is being performed. - ✔✔in
✔✔Advise the chemically- sensitive customers to not be in or __________ the affected
areas while work is being performed. - ✔✔Around
✔✔When working for a customer who is chemically _________, there may be need for
special air scrubbing, cleaning agents and deodorizing agents. - ✔✔sensitive
✔✔When working in areas containing loose soot residue, it is highly recommended that
restorers use appropriate _________ ________ _________ and don PPE. -
✔✔negative air scrubberss
✔✔When working in areas containing loose soot residue, it is highly recommended that
restorers use appropriate negative air scrubbers and don _________. - ✔✔PPE
✔✔Lead &__________ are two commonly found invisible safety hazards to be aware of
within older structures. - ✔✔Asbestos
✔✔__________ & Asbestos are two commonly found invisible safety hazards to be
aware of within older structures. - ✔✔Lead
,✔✔In the United States, lead was commonly incorporated into paint formulations
manufactured prior to what year? - ✔✔1978
✔✔Prior to 1977, ___________was used in various building materials (siding, roofing,
flooring, adhesives) as an insulating and fire-retarding material. - ✔✔Asbestos
✔✔Toxic materials such as lead and asbestos are most likely to be released from
painted surfaces into the air during sanding and _____________. - ✔✔Demolition
✔✔The most important PPE to wear when working in environment where toxic particles
may exist is a _______ respirator. Engineering controls should also be utilized. -
✔✔HEPA
✔✔If restoration contractors believe a material contains Lead or _____, they should
have the material tested by a qualified laboratory. - ✔✔Asbestos
✔✔If restoration contractors believe a material contains ______ or Asbestos , they
should have the material tested by a qualified laboratory. - ✔✔Lead
✔✔The most important asset a technician can have is proper _________. - ✔✔Attitude
✔✔Customers who witness ____________ performed at the beginning of the project
are less likely to maliciously complain about pre-existing damage and lost items at
project completion. - ✔✔documentation
✔✔The work authorization secures a legal binding agreement between the restorer and
the customer with financial responsibility, which is the ________ or Property Owner. -
✔✔insured
✔✔The work authorization secures a legal binding agreement between the restorer and
the customer with financial responsibility, which is the Insured or __________
____________. - ✔✔property owner
✔✔Safety issues to watch for in a fire-damages structure include hazards and the
building's __________ ____________. - ✔✔Structural integrity
✔✔Hot air laden with smoke particles is attracted to _________ surfaces such as
outside walls, glass and metallic surfaces. - ✔✔Cold
✔✔Emergency board-up of fire-damages structures should be _______ with minimal
additional ________. - ✔✔durable, damage
, ✔✔As soot particles combine with atmospheric water vapor, it becomes ___________. -
✔✔acidic
✔✔Neutralization of acid residues is a fundamental procedure to early forms of
_________ prevention. - ✔✔corrosion
✔✔Corrosion control, winterization for freeze protection, and cleaning surfaces to
prevent staining are examples of loss ___________ services. - ✔✔Mitigation
✔✔Odors are most apparent when the humidity and temperature are ____________. -
✔✔elevated
✔✔Remove charred, salvageable materials at the beginning of a job to reduce
__________. - ✔✔odors
✔✔In most smoke odor situations, the best overall system for removal of intense smoke
odors require a _________ of techniques and procedures. - ✔✔combination
✔✔Most deodorants used in the fire and smoke damage industry contain __________
agents, _________agents, or both. - ✔✔masking, pairing
✔✔Fogging equipment that has a nozzle attached to a flexible arm and is used to
produce deodorant droplets 8-15 micron in size is called a ___________ fogger. -
✔✔ULV (Ultra-Violent Volume)
✔✔Specialized equipment that utilizes heat to create a dry deodorant fog is called a
___________ fogger - ✔✔Thermal
✔✔Oxidizers commonly used for odor control include chlorine bleach, ozone and
__________ radicals. - ✔✔hydroxyl
✔✔Oxidizers commonly used for odor control include chlorine _________, ozone and
hydroxyl radicals. - ✔✔bleach
✔✔_________ ___________ is a commonly available liquid oxidizer that discolors
nylons, dissolves protein fibers (e.g., wool and silk) and corrodes some metallic
surfaces. - ✔✔Chlorine bleach
✔✔Ozone is a gaseous ____________ agent - ✔✔oxidizing
✔✔__________ is an oxidizing gas designated by the chemical symbol O3. - ✔✔Ozone
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Restorers may obtain the most accurate information about potential chemical safety
from: ________ __________ sheets, labels, and equipment. - ✔✔safety data
✔✔All restoration chemicals must be kept in properly __________ containers and
secured on the job site. - ✔✔labeled
✔✔Advise the chemically- sensitive customers to not be ________ or around the
affected areas while work is being performed. - ✔✔in
✔✔Advise the chemically- sensitive customers to not be in or __________ the affected
areas while work is being performed. - ✔✔Around
✔✔When working for a customer who is chemically _________, there may be need for
special air scrubbing, cleaning agents and deodorizing agents. - ✔✔sensitive
✔✔When working in areas containing loose soot residue, it is highly recommended that
restorers use appropriate _________ ________ _________ and don PPE. -
✔✔negative air scrubberss
✔✔When working in areas containing loose soot residue, it is highly recommended that
restorers use appropriate negative air scrubbers and don _________. - ✔✔PPE
✔✔Lead &__________ are two commonly found invisible safety hazards to be aware of
within older structures. - ✔✔Asbestos
✔✔__________ & Asbestos are two commonly found invisible safety hazards to be
aware of within older structures. - ✔✔Lead
,✔✔In the United States, lead was commonly incorporated into paint formulations
manufactured prior to what year? - ✔✔1978
✔✔Prior to 1977, ___________was used in various building materials (siding, roofing,
flooring, adhesives) as an insulating and fire-retarding material. - ✔✔Asbestos
✔✔Toxic materials such as lead and asbestos are most likely to be released from
painted surfaces into the air during sanding and _____________. - ✔✔Demolition
✔✔The most important PPE to wear when working in environment where toxic particles
may exist is a _______ respirator. Engineering controls should also be utilized. -
✔✔HEPA
✔✔If restoration contractors believe a material contains Lead or _____, they should
have the material tested by a qualified laboratory. - ✔✔Asbestos
✔✔If restoration contractors believe a material contains ______ or Asbestos , they
should have the material tested by a qualified laboratory. - ✔✔Lead
✔✔The most important asset a technician can have is proper _________. - ✔✔Attitude
✔✔Customers who witness ____________ performed at the beginning of the project
are less likely to maliciously complain about pre-existing damage and lost items at
project completion. - ✔✔documentation
✔✔The work authorization secures a legal binding agreement between the restorer and
the customer with financial responsibility, which is the ________ or Property Owner. -
✔✔insured
✔✔The work authorization secures a legal binding agreement between the restorer and
the customer with financial responsibility, which is the Insured or __________
____________. - ✔✔property owner
✔✔Safety issues to watch for in a fire-damages structure include hazards and the
building's __________ ____________. - ✔✔Structural integrity
✔✔Hot air laden with smoke particles is attracted to _________ surfaces such as
outside walls, glass and metallic surfaces. - ✔✔Cold
✔✔Emergency board-up of fire-damages structures should be _______ with minimal
additional ________. - ✔✔durable, damage
, ✔✔As soot particles combine with atmospheric water vapor, it becomes ___________. -
✔✔acidic
✔✔Neutralization of acid residues is a fundamental procedure to early forms of
_________ prevention. - ✔✔corrosion
✔✔Corrosion control, winterization for freeze protection, and cleaning surfaces to
prevent staining are examples of loss ___________ services. - ✔✔Mitigation
✔✔Odors are most apparent when the humidity and temperature are ____________. -
✔✔elevated
✔✔Remove charred, salvageable materials at the beginning of a job to reduce
__________. - ✔✔odors
✔✔In most smoke odor situations, the best overall system for removal of intense smoke
odors require a _________ of techniques and procedures. - ✔✔combination
✔✔Most deodorants used in the fire and smoke damage industry contain __________
agents, _________agents, or both. - ✔✔masking, pairing
✔✔Fogging equipment that has a nozzle attached to a flexible arm and is used to
produce deodorant droplets 8-15 micron in size is called a ___________ fogger. -
✔✔ULV (Ultra-Violent Volume)
✔✔Specialized equipment that utilizes heat to create a dry deodorant fog is called a
___________ fogger - ✔✔Thermal
✔✔Oxidizers commonly used for odor control include chlorine bleach, ozone and
__________ radicals. - ✔✔hydroxyl
✔✔Oxidizers commonly used for odor control include chlorine _________, ozone and
hydroxyl radicals. - ✔✔bleach
✔✔_________ ___________ is a commonly available liquid oxidizer that discolors
nylons, dissolves protein fibers (e.g., wool and silk) and corrodes some metallic
surfaces. - ✔✔Chlorine bleach
✔✔Ozone is a gaseous ____________ agent - ✔✔oxidizing
✔✔__________ is an oxidizing gas designated by the chemical symbol O3. - ✔✔Ozone
