Fire Safety refers to protocols to prevent and manage fires. Which option lists this concept?

• A. Emergency Response
• B. PPE
• C. Fire Safety
• D. Ergonomics

Answer: (C)

Fire safety is the set of protocols designed to prevent fires and to control them when they occur, including prevention measures, detection and alarm systems, fire suppression equipment, clear evacuation procedures, and staff training on how to respond. This broad, proactive framework is what the question refers to when describing protocols to prevent and manage fires, so the labeled concept is Fire Safety.

Emergency response focuses on what to do during an incident, PPE refers to protective gear used by individuals, and ergonomics deals with designing work environments to fit people and reduce strain—none of which capture the full prevention-and-management framework described by fire safety.