SSB SRT - Crisis Management
Emergency or Crisis Management scenarios in the Situation Reaction Test (SRT) assess how you respond to unexpected, high-pressure situations. These tests evaluate your ability to think quickly, stay composed, and take effective action in emergencies. The focus is on qualities like decision-making, practical problem-solving, and mental resilience.
Here is a detailed list of 50 situations with suggested responses under the Emergency or Crisis Management category.
50 Situations and Suggested Responses
- Situation: A fire breaks out in your building.
Response: "Alert everyone, call the fire brigade, and guide people to a safe exit." - Situation: You witness a road accident on your way to work.
Response: "Stop, provide first aid, and call an ambulance while informing the police." - Situation: You are trapped in an elevator with a group of people.
Response: "Stay calm, reassure others, and use the emergency alarm to call for help." - Situation: You find someone unconscious on the roadside.
Response: "Check for vital signs, provide basic first aid, and call for medical assistance." - Situation: A flood warning is issued in your area.
Response: "Evacuate family to a safe place, carry essentials, and help neighbors if needed." - Situation: You are stranded in a remote area with a flat tire.
Response: "Use the spare tire if available, call for roadside assistance, or seek nearby help." - Situation: A friend suffers a severe injury during a sports event.
Response: "Provide first aid, stabilize the injury, and arrange for immediate medical care." - Situation: A child gets lost in a crowded market.
Response: "Alert security, make announcements, and stay with the child until help arrives." - Situation: Your house experiences a sudden power outage at night.
Response: "Use backup lights, check the fuse box, and inform the electricity department." - Situation: You encounter a fire in a forest while trekking.
Response: "Move to a safe area, alert forest officials, and guide others away from the fire." - Situation: A vehicle you are traveling in catches fire.
Response: "Stop the vehicle, evacuate everyone, and attempt to extinguish the fire if safe." - Situation: You see smoke coming from a neighbor’s house.
Response: "Inform the neighbors, call the fire brigade, and assist in evacuating the house." - Situation: You are on a train that suddenly halts due to an emergency.
Response: "Stay calm, inquire about the situation, and follow official instructions." - Situation: A teammate collapses during a group activity.
Response: "Provide first aid, ensure they are stable, and call for medical assistance." - Situation: You are stuck in heavy snowfall with no shelter nearby.
Response: "Stay warm, conserve energy, and look for safe shelter while informing authorities." - Situation: A person falls into a river near you.
Response: "Throw a floatable object or rope, call for help, and try to assist safely." - Situation: Your neighborhood faces a gas leak.
Response: "Alert everyone, evacuate the area, and call the gas company immediately." - Situation: An earthquake occurs while you are indoors.
Response: "Take cover under sturdy furniture, stay away from windows, and evacuate when safe." - Situation: A fellow passenger faints on a flight.
Response: "Inform the cabin crew, offer assistance, and follow safety protocols." - Situation: A dog attacks a passerby in your locality.
Response: "Help the person move to safety, call animal control, and provide first aid if needed." - Situation: Your vehicle’s brakes fail while driving downhill.
Response: "Shift to a lower gear, use the handbrake gradually, and steer safely to a stop." - Situation: A building near you collapses.
Response: "Call emergency services, alert others, and assist in rescue efforts if safe." - Situation: You see someone drowning at a beach.
Response: "Call the lifeguard, use a floatable object, and assist if trained." - Situation: A family member has a severe allergic reaction.
Response: "Administer an antihistamine if available and rush them to a hospital." - Situation: You witness a theft in progress at a shop.
Response: "Alert the shopkeeper, note details of the thief, and inform the police." - Situation: A firecracker bursts near someone causing injury.
Response: "Provide first aid, cool the burns with water, and seek medical help." - Situation: You are lost in a dense forest during a hike.
Response: "Stay calm, find a landmark, conserve resources, and call for help if possible." - Situation: You find a suspicious package in a public place.
Response: "Alert security, move people away, and avoid touching the package." - Situation: A car hits a pedestrian in front of you.
Response: "Ensure the pedestrian is safe, call an ambulance, and assist until help arrives." - Situation: You are on a ship that encounters severe turbulence.
Response: "Stay calm, follow crew instructions, and ensure safety measures are in place." - Situation: A friend falls unconscious during a long trek.
Response: "Check vital signs, provide hydration, and carry them to safety if necessary." - Situation: A tree falls, blocking the main road in your area.
Response: "Inform the authorities and organize local help to clear the path temporarily." - Situation: You are caught in a riot while traveling.
Response: "Stay calm, move to a safe area, and avoid confrontation." - Situation: Your community faces a sudden outbreak of a disease.
Response: "Inform health authorities, follow safety measures, and assist in spreading awareness." - Situation: You are involved in a minor car accident.
Response: "Ensure everyone is safe, exchange details, and report the incident if necessary." - Situation: A child gets locked inside a car.
Response: "Break the window carefully if urgent and call emergency services." - Situation: A stranger approaches you for urgent help late at night.
Response: "Assess the situation, help if it’s safe, and involve local authorities if required." - Situation: You are asked to evacuate your building due to a bomb threat.
Response: "Alert others, evacuate calmly, and cooperate with the authorities." - Situation: A gas cylinder explodes in your kitchen.
Response: "Evacuate the area, extinguish the fire if manageable, and call the fire brigade." - Situation: A train derails while you are on board.
Response: "Help others stay calm, assess the situation, and assist in evacuation." - Situation: A senior citizen collapses in a park near you.
Response: "Provide first aid, call an ambulance, and stay with them until help arrives." - Situation: You are stuck in a burning bus.
Response: "Alert the driver, break a window if needed, and help others evacuate." - Situation: A cyclist falls after hitting a pothole.
Response: "Help them up, provide first aid, and ensure the road hazard is reported." - Situation: A person is electrocuted while fixing a wire.
Response: "Turn off the power source and call an ambulance immediately." - Situation: A boat capsizes while you are onboard.
Response: "Help others wear life jackets, stay afloat, and signal for rescue." - Situation: You hear an explosion in a crowded area.
Response: "Move people to safety, avoid panicking, and inform the authorities." - Situation: A family member shows symptoms of a heart attack.
Response: "Call an ambulance, provide aspirin if available, and keep them calm." - Situation: A fire breaks out in your office during work hours.
Response: "Activate the fire alarm, guide colleagues to safety, and call the fire brigade." - Situation: You are stuck in a landslide while traveling.
Response: "Move to a safe area, inform emergency services, and stay with the group." - Situation: You find yourself in the middle of a stampede.
Response: "Stay calm, protect yourself, and guide others to move in an organized manner."
Conclusion
Effective handling of emergencies showcases your ability to think on your feet, remain calm, and take decisive action. Practicing these scenarios will help you build confidence for the SRT and demonstrate the qualities of a responsible leader.