HAZMAT

Question 1

What form is Spill Card

Answer 1

F-M-14

Question 2

Pages in spill card

Answer 2

White- Hm coordinator at storage site
Yellow- attach to disposal bag
Pink- BFD HM coordinator
Buff- Attach to Drum

Question 3

HAZMAT exclusion zones

Answer 3

Minor (1 bag/drum). 150’
Major (>1 bag/drum). 500’
Residential/ light commercial. 300’
Large complexes. 500’
Open areas. 1,000
BLEVE potential. 2,500

Question 4

ERG orange section

Answer 4

Guide section 111-174
Guide 111= unknown

Question 5

ERG green section

Answer 5

Initial isolation and protective action distances

Question 6

ERG yellow section.

Answer 6

Number

Question 7

ERG blue

Answer 7

Name of substance

Question 8

Onset time for chemical exposure

Answer 8

Rapid onset symptoms (minutes to hours)

Question 9

Onset time for biological exposure

Answer 9

Hours to day

Question 10

Onset time for radiological exposure

Answer 10

Days to weeks or longer

Question 11

Actions to take during HAZMAT incident

Answer 11

Isolate deny entry
Evacuate (perpendicular to wind direction)
Shelter in place

Question 12

NFPA 704 placard

Answer 12

Blue- Health Hazard
Red- Flammable Hazard
Yellow- Instability
White- Special Hazard

Question 13

9 hazard classifications

Answer 13

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Class 1 Explosive
Class 2 Gasses
Class 3 Flammable Liquids
Class 4 Flammable Solids
Class 5 Oxidizers
Class 6 Poisons
Class 7 Radioactive
Class 8 Corrosives
Class 9 Misc.

Question 14

What does T.I.H stand for

Answer 14

Toxic Inhalation Hazard

Question 15

What are the different zones in hazmat

Answer 15

Exclusion
Contamination reduction
Support

Question 16

What are the different levels of PPE

Answer 16

Level A- fully encapsulated
Level B- splash protection with SCBA
Level C- splash protection with APR
Level D- turnouts with scba