Hazmat

Intermediate bulk containers that are pre-formed from flexible materials such as polypropylene and used to hold bulk solids are: A. bulk bags B. Cardboard boxes C. Polyethylene tanks D. one ton plastic containers

A. Bulk Bags

The organization that establishes the standards for constructing pipelines is the: A. American Society of Pipeline Engineers (ASPE) B. American Society of Manufacturing Engineers (ASME) C. American Society of Manufacturing Engineers (ASME) D. Society of Experimental Engineers (SEE)

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Identify THREE tasks that you must be able to perform as a hazardous materials Technician. A. Transfer control of the emergency to the agency responsible for clean-up. B. use monitoring equipment to determine existing concentrations of known and unknown materials C. Don, work in, and doff personal protective clothing D. Identify safe and effective tactical responsive objectives E. Command on-scene personnel

B. Use monitoring equipment to determine existing concentrations of known and unknown materials C. Don, work in, and doff personal protective clothing D. Identify safe and effective tactical responsive objectives

Identify TWO materials used for construction of nonpressure aboveground tanks used to store petroleum products. A. polyurethane B. Aluminum C. Fiberglass D. Concrete E. Steel

Concrete Steel

The type of cargo tank truck that can be used to transport ammonium nitrate fertilizer is the: a. dry bulk cargo tank b. low pressure cargo tank (MC-307/DOT-407) c. cryogenic liquid cargo tank (MC-338) d. nonpressure cargo tank (MC-306/DOT-406)

Dry bulk cargo tank

Two methods for determining the pressure in facility containers are: a. fixed pressure gauges/meters and attaching a portable pressure gauge b. attaching a magnetic gauge and fixed pressure gauges/meters c. fixed pressure gauges/meters and attaching a rotary gauge d. attaching a portable pressure gauge and attaching a magnetic gauge

Fixed pressure gauges/meters and attaching a portable pressure gauge

The concentration of a material in the air that, on the basis of laboratory tests (inhalation route) is expected to kill 50% of a group of tests animals when administered in a specific period is known as: a. LD50 B. LC50 D. IDLH C. PEL

LC50

Your response team respond to an incident at a fixed facility. Looking around, you notice that all of the tanks appear to be cone roof tanks. Any of the following DOT Class 3 materials could be stored in this type of tank EXCEPT: A. aviation gasoline B. Benzene C. Liquefied petroleum gas D. Crude Oil

Liquefied petroleum gas

To determine the liquid level in an MC-331 A. Look at the rotary gauge B. check the specification plate C. check the shipping papers D. look at the external guage

Look at the rotary guage

The pressure relief device on an MC-331 is a: a. an MC-331 does not have relief device b. pressure relief valve c. rupture disc d. manifold

Pressure relief valve

Identify TWO ways to determine the pressure of a railroad A. read a pressure gauge attached to the sample line b. enter the car's volume and commodity information into the railroad's computer c. measure the flow of air from the safety vent d. examine the specification markings e. multiply the railroad tank car's volume by the temperature of its lading

Read a pressure gauge attached to the sample line Examine the specification markings

To determine the amount of lading remaining in a pressurized facility tank: A. use a magnetic gauge b. check the specification plate c. use a dipstick d. look inside the tank

Use a magnetic gauge

All of the following about nonpressure tank cars are TRUE EXCEPT: a. a nonpressure tank car may contain poison liquids b. a nonpressure tank car may carry sodium hydroxide and plastic pellets c. a nonpressure tank car may have multiple manways d. a nonpressure tank car may be compartmented

a none pressure tank car ma carry sodium hydroxide

When referring to the flammable range, if the air mixture is too lean to burn, the condition is said to be: a. between the lower and upper explosive limits b. below the lower explosive limit c. above the upper explosive limit d. above the ignition ratio

b. below the lower explosive limit

Intermediate bulk containers that are pre-formed from flexible material such as polypropylene used to hold bulk solids are: a. cardboard boxes b. one ton plastic containers c. bulk bags d. polyethylene tanks

bulk bags

You arrive at an incident where a steel drum with a radioactive yellow III label has been dented in its fall its transport vehicle. based on the information provided and your knowlege of the maximum radiation level on the package surface, this package: a. carries low level radiation up to .5 mrem/hr b. carries high level radiation up to 100 mrem/hr c. carries high level radiation up to 200 mrem/hr d. carries moderate level radiation up to 50 mrem/hr

carries high level radiation up to 200 mrem/hr

The procedure to shut down a pipeline is to: a. close any loose or open valves and fittings; then check the pre-incident plan b. contact the owner and follow the instructions given by pipeline personnel c. check the pre-incident plan; then close any loose or open valves and fittings d. close any loose or open valves and fittings then call the pipeline owner

contact the owner and follow the instuctions given by pipeline personnel

The goal of a neutralizing agent is to try to bring a corrosive pH closer to: a. 0 b. 100 c. 14 d. 7

d. 7

Industrial packages are designed to transport radioactive materials with: a. extremely low levels of radioactivity and are packaged in fiberboard boxes, sturdy wooden boxes, or steel crates b. low concentrations, that are considered to be a limited threat to the public, and are packaged in glass or concrete c. low radioactivity such as natural uranium and rubble from nuclear reactors and are packaged in steel, wood, or fiberboard d. higher concentrations of radioactivity and are packaged with an inner containment vessel surrounded by an outer container

low concentrations, that are considered to be a limited threat to the public, and are packaged in glass or concrete

Strong, tight packages are designed to transport radioactive materials with: a. extremely low levels of radioactivity and are packaged in fiberboard boxes, sturdy wooden boxes, or steel crates b. low concentrations, that are considered to be a limited threat to the public, and are packaged in glass or concrete c. higher concentrations of radioactivity and are packaged with an inner containment vessels surrounded by an container d. low radioactivity such as natural uranium and rubble from nuclear reactors and are packaged in steel, wood, or fiberboard

low radioactivity such as natural uranium and rubble from nuclear reactors and are packaged in steel, wood, or fiberboard

A Type A radioactive materials container is designed to withstand: A. accident conditions, and usually consists of a container with special absorbent material B. normal transportation conditions, and usually consists of a container within a container with special absorbent material C. normal transportation conditions, and usually consists of very large containers with rain covers lifting devices, and tie downs. D. accident conditions, and usually consists of very large containers with rain covers, lifting devices, and ties downs.

normal transportation conditions, and usually consists of a container within a container with special absorbent material

All of the following statements are TRUE about tote containers EXCEPT: a. they are filled from the bottom b. they commonly contain flammable liquids and solids c. they hold from 300 to 400 gallons d. they may be stacked with forklifts

they are filled from the bottom

To determine the amount of lading remaining in an MC-306/DOT-406: a. take a reading with a pressure gauge b. check the specification plate c. use a dipstick d. refer to the rotary gauge

use a dipstick