Which of the following statements about Awareness-Level notification is true?

The statement regarding Awareness-Level notification being as simple as dialing 911 is accurate because this level of training focuses on recognizing and reporting hazardous situations without the need for technical knowledge on how to manage those situations. Individuals trained at the Awareness Level are encouraged to quickly notify emergency services, such as dialing 911, to ensure that trained professionals can respond to the situation. The emphasis is on immediate action to alert appropriate authorities, ensuring that the response can be initiated as soon as possible to handle the potential hazards effectively.

In contrast, the other statements imply actions that go beyond the immediate responsibility of an Awareness-Level responder. The requirement to contact an emergency response center or an immediate supervisor typically falls under higher levels of training or responsibility, necessitating more extensive knowledge of the incident. Waiting for additional emergency response before making a notification delays critical action and is counterproductive to the goal of rapid reporting in emergency situations.