Which of the following are examples of training topics for non-designated workers?

• A. Location of on-site emergency equipment and alarm stations
• B. Names/locations of designated workers
• C. Emergency notification methods
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that non-designated workers need general emergency awareness and practical information to respond effectively in a crisis. Knowing where on-site emergency equipment and alarm stations are helps everyone act quickly during an incident, evacuate safely, or assist others as needed, even if they’re not the ones operating the equipment. Being aware of the names and locations of designated workers helps non-designated staff understand who has specific emergency roles and who to contact for coordination or escalation, which keeps communication clear and prevents confusion. Understanding emergency notification methods ensures workers know how alerts are issued, how to report incidents, and how to respond to different signals or instructions. Because each of these topics supports a coordinated, safer response for everyone, they are all appropriate training topics for non-designated workers. All of the above.