LifeSafetyWiki · Live Quiz
Put one screen on the projector. Everyone scans the same code, answers on their own phone, and the whole room watches the votes land — then learns the answer together, with the citation.
Point your phone camera at the code — no app needed.
A PIV has to be secured in the open position — a chain and padlock, or an approved supervisory arrangement. The tamper switch tells you it moved; the lock is what stops it.
NFPA 25 §13.3.2 · NFPA 13 §16.9.3The lock, not the tamper switch. Worth five minutes at the next walk-through.
When a room splits four ways, that is the gap in the program, not in the people.
Setting one up
Everything happens in the host console at lifesafetywiki.com/live/host — it's in your menu under More → Community once you're signed in.
Fastest route is a preset — one click builds the session and fills it with questions. Or name an empty one and pick your own.
Choose a source, tick the questions you want, add them. Field photos come with their picture and citation attached. You can also write your own — question, four answers, mark the right one.
▲ ▼ to reorder, Edit to change any question, 🗑 to drop one. Open with something easy — you want the room answering before you make it hard.
This is the page the room looks at — join code, QR, then the live vote. Put it on the projector and leave the console on your laptop. Full-screen it with F11.
People scan the QR with their phone camera — no app, no account needed. Names appear on the wall as they arrive, so you can see the room fill and know when to begin. Not everyone scanning? Copy the join link and send it.
Start opens question one. Watch the votes land, close the vote when the room settles, and the answer comes up with its citation. Next moves on. After the last question you get the results board — accuracy, the toughest call, and where the vote split.
Stuck? Ask Clara. She knows this walkthrough — ask her “how do I set up a live quiz?” while you're on the host console and she'll take you through it, highlighting each control on the page as you go.
What goes in it
Real findings photographed on real jobs — sprinkler, alarm, barriers, doors, kitchen, egress, plus a clinical rounding track.
CLSS-HC, CHFM, CSP, ASP, SMP, CHST, both NICET tracks, HAZWOPER and NFPA 10.
Rapid true/false claims — the ones that sound right and are not.
Your building, your findings, your photos. Type them in, mark the right answer, add the citation.
What you get back
The screen shows how many picked A, B, C or D. It never shows who. Nobody has to be wrong in front of their manager for the room to learn something.
At the end you see which question the room missed, which one split the vote, and where everyone agreed. That is your next toolbox talk, written for you.
Every answer carries the standard and section it comes from — so the session ends with the room knowing where to look, not just what you said.
Run one
Free for LifeSafetyWiki members — sign in and it is in your menu under Community.
Sessions you create are yours; other members cannot see or change them.
Counts on this page are an illustration of one room, not published metrics.