The hoods over galley ranges present what major hazard?
⢠Galley fire hazards and how range hoods/ducts are constructed and used on vessels ⢠Behavior of grease and vapor deposits inside ducts and filters over time ⢠Which hazards are considered primary/major versus secondary (injury, obstruction, etc.) in fire-safety questions
⢠Ask yourself: Over the life of a vessel, what actually builds up inside galley hood systems, and how does that affect fire risk? ⢠Think about which option describes a condition that both happens frequently in real galleys and is especially hard for firefighters to deal with. ⢠Consider whether each choice describes a long-term fire hazard, a minor ergonomic issue, or something that could be corrected easily by design.
⢠For each option, decide if it is describing a fire behavior/propagation issue or just a comfort/ergonomic/secondary issue. ⢠Consider which choice involves a material that, once ignited, can continue to burn inside confined spaces and is hard to reach with standard extinguishers. ⢠Ask: Which of these hazards would marine safety inspectors and fire codes most strongly emphasize as the primary concern with galley hoods?
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