796 - Fireworks And Explosives Flashcards

1
Q

What is the definition of explosives?

A

Any material that is capable of undergoing a self contained and self sustained exothermic chemical reaction at a rate that is sufficient to produce substantial pressure.

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2
Q

Explosive hazards are identified as?

A

Yankee Hazard

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3
Q

What are the two types of explosive materials?

A

Detonating and deflagrating

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4
Q

How far away can radio controlled explosive be detonated from?

A

60 meters

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5
Q

How will crews identify explosive hazards?

A
7.2d
ORD
Fire safety 
Local authority
HSE
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6
Q

What is the sign for a Yankee hazard on the MDT?

A

Red triangle with black exclamation mark.

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7
Q

On arrival where should the appliance be sited?

A

At a suitable distance from the known explosive hazard.

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8
Q

What information must the IC obtain upon arrival about the explosives?

A
Type
Quantity
Location
Storage
Involvement 
Site plans
Fixed installations 
Safety control measures 
Separation
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9
Q

When explosives are confirmed involved what must the IC do?

A

Send priority message

‘Explosives confirmed involved”

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10
Q

Maximum storage amounts

A

Fireworks domestic shop 250kg in ISO container.

Gun enthusiasts 20KG of black powder.

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11
Q

Hazard zones

A

250kg (small car) - 200 meters
251-2000kg and any military explosive munitions HD1.2 - 600 meters
2000+kg - 1000 meters

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12
Q

Who can advise the IC?

A

HMEPO

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13
Q

When dealing with IED explosives who takes the lead?

A

Police

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14
Q

What distant must radios not be used from the explosive materials?

A

60 meters

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15
Q

What distance can’t radios be used near military explosives?

A

600 meters

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16
Q

What can identify a vehicle carrying explosives?

A

Orange plate fixed to the front and rear.