FirefightersFire and life safety education: Stop, drop and roll when someone's clothes are on fire
Stop, drop and roll when someone's clothes are on fire. With prepared materials, you present fire safety information to station visitors or a small group so all of it is presented, it is accurate and questions are answered or referred. It is station 5-10 of Ohio's Firefighter II practical exam (NFPA 1001 5.5.2).
Free to startThis scenario
- Stop, drop and roll when someone's clothes are on fire.
The steps
- Present the information with the prepared materials.
- Answer every question or refer it as appropriate.
- Document the presentation as required.
- No unsafe act during the evaluation.
To pass
- All 4 steps.
- The evaluator can play a station visitor or a member of the group.
- You are not expected to be an accomplished speaker or instructor; there is a set time to prepare and a shorter one to present.
- The evaluator can stop the station at any time for an unsafe act.
Official source
Firefighter II Practical Examination Skill Sheets (EMS 5920)
Ohio publishes every Firefighter II skill sheet free: the steps, the critical points and the minimum to pass.
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