Question

question: what is an appropriate safety measure in the event of a spill? choose the correct option and then select done. o putting caution signs around the spill if there are ignition sources nearby o alerting a member of the trained spill response team to ensure safe and prompt cleanup of the spill o using a fire extinguisher to spray the spilled liquid and reduce the risk of fire or explosion

Explanation:

When there is a spill, putting caution signs around the spill if there are ignition sources nearby is a proper safety measure. Using a fire extinguisher on a spilled liquid (unless it's a flammable liquid fire - but just spraying randomly is not a standard first step for a general spill). Alerting a trained spill response team is important but the question is about an immediate safety measure in the context of the options given. Putting caution signs addresses the immediate risk of people approaching an area with ignition sources and a spill.

Answer:

Putting caution signs around the spill if there are ignition sources nearby.