HazMat

Question 1

Class 1

Answer 1

Explosives

Question 2

Class 2

Answer 2

Gasses

Question 3

Class 3

Answer 3

Flammable liquids

Question 4

Class 4

Answer 4

Flammable solids

Question 5

Class 5

Answer 5

Oxidizers and organic peroxides

Question 6

Class 6

Answer 6

Poisons

Question 7

Class 7

Answer 7

Radioactive

Question 8

Class 8

Answer 8

Corrosive

Question 9

Class 9

Answer 9

Miscellaneous

Question 10

SIN

Answer 10

-Safety
-Isolate and Deny Entry
-Notify the correct agencies

Question 11

CIA

Answer 11

-Command
-Identify the Hazard (placard, driver, glove box)
-Action Planning

Question 12

PCP

Answer 12

-PPE
-Contain and Control
-Protective Actions (distances, what is in the vicinity: schools etc.)

Question 13

DDDD

Answer 13

-Decon
-Debrief
-Disposal (private agency?)
-Documentation.

Question 14

What is the size of a DOT Placard

Answer 14

11” x 11”

Question 15

Blue on NFPA 704 Placards (0-4)

Answer 15

Health:
0 - Not Hazardous
1- Slightly Hazardous
2- Hazardous
3- Extreme Danger
4 - Deadly

Question 16

Yellow NFPA 704 Placard

Answer 16

Reactivity / Instability:

0 - Normally Stable
1 - Normally Stable but Unstable when Heated
2 - Violent Chemical Reaction with Pressure or Heat
3 - Can Explode
4 - Likely to Explode

Question 17

Red on NFPA 704 Placard

Answer 17

Flammability:

0 - Doesn’t burn
1 - Heat to burn
2 - More heat to burn
3 - Damn near ambient temp to burn
4 - Will burn at ambient temperature

Question 18

White on NFPA 704 Placard

Answer 18

Specific Hazard (will be written with an abbreviation)

Question 19

Hazmat Paper name and location in:

Truck
Air
Rail
Ship

Answer 19

Truck - Bill of lading on drivers seat or door
Air - Air bill in cockpit
Rail - Waybill or consist with crew
Ship - Dangerous cargo manifest on bridge

Question 20

Yellow section is by UN Number
Blue by name of chemical
Orange is the guides
Green is protective action distance
White section has placard (black with white number)

Answer 20

Look up chemicals by UN Number

Question 21

What is the purpose of the Blue section of the ERG?

Answer 21

Look up chemicals by name

Question 22

What is the purpose of the Orange section of the ERG?

Answer 22

Guides
-Major Hazards
-Initial Isolation Zone

Question 23

What is the Green section of the ERG?

Answer 23

Protective Action Distances for TIH

Question 24

What does a green highlight in the yellow or blue sections mean?

Answer 24

Toxic Inhalation Hazard (TIH)

Question 25

Car Boy

Answer 25

1 - 15 gallons (foam container) Plastic is for corrosives

Question 26

Dot 105

Answer 26

Compressed air 100-500 psi 18,000 gallons

Question 27

Dot 111

Answer 27

Non pressure rail car 6,500-32,000 max 100 psi - Crude oil

Question 28

Dot 112

Answer 28

300 psi - 33,700 Gallons. LPG - Liquid Petroleum Gas

Question 29

MC 306

Answer 29

9,000 Gallons - Petrol - Elliptical (Oval)

Question 30

MC 307

Answer 30

6,000 Gallons - Horseshoe

Question 31

MC 312

Answer 31

4,000 - 6,000 Gallons - Corrosives - Ribs

Question 32

MC 331

Answer 32

11,500 Gallons - LPG - Liquified compressed gas

Question 33

MC 338

Answer 33

Cryo - 100-500 PSI (no gallons)

Question 34

Intermodal

Answer 34

3,800 - 6,900 Gal. Connex box.

Question 35

Tube Trailer

Answer 35

Up to 3000 psi

Question 36

Dewar tank

Answer 36

15-500L - Cryo - Looks like propane tank.

Question 37

Tote Tank

Answer 37

250 - 330 Gallons. Water in the back of a truck.

Question 38

C-FLOP

Answer 38

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