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DISPATCH LIFEGUARD QUIZ 2025
What is a zero-depth entry at an aquatic facility? a. a waterslide entry from an even platform b. a method of running into a wave pool to make a rescue c. the area that resembles a beach shoreline d. an entry into the catch pool of a waterslide without going under the water - ANSWER c. the area that resembles a beach shoreline When are inspections of slides and attractions usually conducted? a. once a month b. at the end of the season c. when a patron complains d. daily, before a facility opens - ANSWER d. daily, before a facility opens What is the E-stop? a. emergency stop for power to the facility b. the area where guests land after riding the waterslide c. a button or switch that shuts down the wave action or water flow d. the location where emergency vehicles should stop when they arrive at the facility - ANSWER c. a button or switch that shuts down the wave action or water flow
How is an appropriate slide dispatch rate determined? a. height of the slide b. angle and speed of the slide c. depth of water in the catch pool d. length of time needed to prevent collision - ANSWER d. length of time needed to prevent collision What is an SOP for an attraction at a waterpark? a. safety orientation plan b. secondary opening procedure c. standard operating procedure d. standard organizing procedure - ANSWER c. standard operating procedure What is the most common source of waterslide injury? a. slide collapse b. inadequate water flow to the slide c. uneven edges and seams along the slide path d. impact with another person, the slide, or the ground - ANSWER d. impact with another person, the slide, or the ground When should you give verbal instructions to guests using a waterslide? a. every rider, every time b. the first time a guest rides the slide c. when there is a large group on the slide tower platform d. if a guest looks scared, or you think someone may try to break the rules - ANSWER a. every rider, every time In the event of an unresponsive person in a wave pool, why might extrication times be longer than in a traditional pool? a. larger area, crowded conditions, and possible wave action
b. Controlling the emergency stop (E-Stop) to shut off water flow during an emergency c. Clearing guests from the slide tower in the event of severe weather or other emergencies d. Monitoring and enforcing requirements for rider height, size, age, ability, or other rider criteria - ANSWER a. Dispatching messages from the weather station Which of the following is a recommended safety-related rule enforcement phrase? a. "You're too fat..." b. "For your safety..." c. "You're too short..." d. "You're too heavy...." - ANSWER b. "For your safety..." Which of the following statements is accurate regarding ELITE Dispatch rotations? a. A "rotation" is the process of an incoming dispatcher being sent to break b. Only the incoming dispatcher is responsible for ensuring that no gaps in safety occur c. Conversations may be personal in nature and occasionally distract the dispatchers from the attraction or patrons d. The incoming dispatcher provides a visual signal to communicate that he/she is assuming ownership of the ride - ANSWER d. The incoming dispatcher provides a visual signal to communicate that he/she is assuming ownership of the ride When performing an ELITE dispatch, who must receive instructions on attraction rules and body positioning? a. Every rider b. Only repeat riders c. All riders except season pass holders d. Only to children or patrons from foreign countries - ANSWER a. Every rider During the "Look" step, what should be examined? a. The water flow
b. The rider and ride vehicle c. The rider's admission ticket d. The potential for severe weather conditions - ANSWER b. The rider and ride vehicle If an emergency occurs during the "Evaluate" step, which of the following is critical to know? a. If the rider was a repeat rider b. Emergency response skills c. When the next rotation is scheduled to occur d. The difference between level 1 and level 2 Elite Review criteria - ANSWER b. Emergency response skills Which of the following is NOT a common communication method for slide dispatch? a. Flags b. Morse code c. Hand signals d. Dispatch lights - ANSWER b. Morse code When taking control of the dispatch area during the "Engage" step, which of the following is recommended? a. If a ride vehicle is damaged, ask the patron to report it to the lifeguard after they ride it to the bottom b. Use physical boundaries when possible (such as yellow lines or chains) c. Disregard overcrowding and focus exclusively on giving instructions to patrons d. Avoid being friendly, fun, upbeat and positive since the your role is to only focus on safety - ANSWER b. Use physical boundaries when possible (such as yellow lines or chains) When interacting with guests with disabilities, what is one recommended approach? a. Avoid making any accommodations, even if they seem reasonable b. Assume that assistance is needed and immediately provide physical help c. Treat them with the same level of respect and communication you show all guests
