When conducting operational assessments of shelters, Environmental Health Responders may inspect which of the following?  Food Safety, Water, Safety, and entertainment  Grounds keeping, taste of food, variety of beverage selections  Recreational activities, social functions, and sporting events  Food Safety, Water, Safety, and Sanitation

Environmental Health Responders work with other members of the assessment team to first determine which of the following?  Safety of the building exterior  Whether or not the building is safe to enter  Types of hazards that may be in and around the building  The condition of utilities in or around the building  All of the above

Environmental Health Responders may be involved in activities including assessing, managing, or restoring key health, social service, and housing functions related to food, water, shelter, wastewater, hygiene, and other health-related concerns.  True  False

Environmental Health Responders may be requested to assume varying roles related to post-disaster solid waste and debris. These roles fall into three categories. These are:  Assessment, Communication, and Recycling  Assessment, Intervention, and Communication  Assessment, Toxicology analysis, and lab analysis

Which of the following should NOT be considered when conducting a building assessment during a disaster recovery?  The presence of biological, chemical, or physical hazards in the building  The intended building use and function   How building occupants may come into contact with identified hazards and occupant specific health risks  Structure market value

Identification, Assessment and Management of Risks and Hazards ✔ Incident reporting ✔ Work Place Safety Practices (internal and external customers), handling fires, chemical use, burns etc. ✔ Emergency Reporting relationships ✔ Emergency access and management (should also be highlighted on the floor plan) ✔ Waste and environmental management (toilets, noise, etc)