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HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TEST
- 1.WITHIN HOW MANY YEARS MUST A DRIVER HAVE HAD SPECIAL TRAINING IF HE TRANSPORTS RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL OR FLAMMABLE CRYOGENIC LIQUIDS?
- A.
1 YEAR
- B.
2 YEARS
- C.
3 YEARS
- D.
SPECIAL TRAINING NOT REQUIRED IF DRIVER HAS ENDORSEMENT
- 2.THE DRIVER'S CERTIFICATE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS TRAINING MUST BE:
- A.
KEPT AT HOME
- B.
KEPT AT TERMINAL
- C.
KEPT IN THE DRIVER'S VEHICLE
- D.
CARRIED BY DRIVER
- 3.WHAT IS THE INTENT OF THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REGULATION FOUND IN THE TITLE 49 CFR?
- A.
TO CONTAIN THE MATERIAL
- B.
TO COMMUNICATE THE RISK
- C.
ASSURE SAFE DRIVERS AND EQUIPMENT
- D.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
- 4.WHAT IS NOT A RESPONSIBILTY OF THE SHIPPER?
- A.
LABELING
- B.
PACKAGING
- C.
PLACARDING
- D.
PREPARING SHIPPING PAPERS
- 5.WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING THAT THE SHIPPER HAS CORRECTLY NAMED, LABELED, AND MARKED A HAZ MAT SHIPMENT?
- A.
CARRIER
- B.
SHIPPER
- C.
DRIVER
- D.
PREPARING SHIPPING PAPERS
- 6.WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PLACARDING AND TRANSPORTING THE SHIPMENT WITHOUT DELAY, AND KEEPING THE SHIPPING PAPERS IN THE PROPER PLACE?
- A.
SHIPPER
- B.
CARRIER
- C.
DRIVER
- D.
NO ONE PERSON IS RESPONSIBLE
- 7.WHAT LISTS DO DRIVERS, SHIPPERS, AND CARRIERS USE TO FIND OUT IF MATERIAL IS REGULATED?
- A.
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TABLE
- B.
LIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES & REPORTABLE QUANTATIES
- C.
EPA DANGEROUS MATERIALS TABLE
- D.
BOTH A & B ABOVE
- 8.HOW SHOULD A COMMON CARRIER TRANSPORT MATERIAL CLASSIFIED AS "FORBIDDEN" ON THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TABLE?
- A.
TRANSPORT THE MATERIAL WITH AN ESCORT
- B.
TRANSPORT THE MATERIAL BUT DON'T OPEN IT
- C.
ONLY TRANSPORT IN QUANTATIES LESS THAN 1000 LBS
- D.
NEVER TRANSPORT THE MATERIAL
- 9.WHAT PLACARDS DO YOU USE IN TRANSPORTING TWO LITERS OF "FLAMMABLE LIQUID" LABELED "POISON INHALATION HAZARD" ON THE SHIPPING PAPER?
- A.
PLACARD AS POISON
- B.
PLACARD AS POISON AND PROPER HAZARD CLASS PLACARD
- C.
PLACARD AS POISON GAS
- D.
ANY OF THE ABOVE
- 10.IF THERE IS AN "X" OR AN "RQ" IN THE HM COLUMN OF A SHIPPING PAPER ENTRY IT MEANS:
- A.
THE MATERIAL IS HAZARDOUS
- B.
THIS SHIPMENT IS REGULATED BY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REGULATION
- C.
THE CARRIER MUST REPORT A SPILL OF THIS MATERIAL
- D.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
- 11.WHAT IS THE CORRECT ORDER OF THE DESCRIPTION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ON THE SHIPPING PAPER?
- A.
ID NUMBER, HAZARD CLASS, PROPER SHIPPING NAME.
- B.
SHIPPING NAME, HAZARD CLASS, ID NUMBER
- C.
HAZARD CLASS, ID NUMBER, SHIPPING NAME
- D.
ANY ORDER IS CORRECT AS LONG AS ALL THREE ARE THERE
- 12.A NON-HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE DESCRIBED NY"
- A.
ABBREVIATIONS
- B.
USING A HAZARD CLASS OR ID NUMBER
- C.
CODE WORDS
- D.
SLANG WORDS OR EXPRESSIONS
- 13.WHAT IS THE ONLY EXCEPTION TO THE RULE THAT THE SHIPPER CERTIFIES THAT HE HAS PACKAGED THE MATERIAL ACCORDING TO THE REGULATIONS?
- A.
THE SHIPPER IS A PRIVATE CARRIER CARRYING HIS OWN PRODUCT
- B.
THE DRIVER' CARGO COMPARTMENT IS SEALED
- C.
THE TRIP WILL NOT CROSS STATE LINES
- D.
THE SHIPMENT IS HAZARDOUS WASTE
- 14.HOW CAN YOU FIND OUT IF A SHIPMENT INCLUDES HAZARDOUS MATERIAL?
- A.
INSPECT EVERY PACKAGE
- B.
CHECK THE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TABLE
- C.
CHECK THE LIST OF REPORTABLE QUANTATIES
- D.
LOOK AT THE SHIPPING PAPERS
- 15.WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A UNIFORM HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST?
- A.
IT INDICATES THAT YOU'RE CARRYING HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
- B.
IT INDICATES THAT YOU CARE CARRYING HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
- C.
IT IS EXACTLY THE SAME AS SHIPPING PAPER
- D.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
- 16.HOW MANY PLACARDS MUST A VEHICLE HAVE THAT IS CARRYING HAZARDOUS MATERIAL?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 17.ACCORDING TO THE PLACARD TABLES, IF YOU'RE CARRYING 500 POUNDS OF EXPLOSIVES A AND B, THE CORRECT PLACARD IS:
- A.
"DANGEROUS"
- B.
"EXPLOSIVE" A
- C.
"EXPLOSIVE" B
- D.
"EXPLOSIVE" AND "DANGEROUS"
- 18.WHICH PLACARD SHOULD YOU USE IF YOU'RE CARRYING 600 LBS. OF ORGANIC PEROXIDE AND 500 LBS. OF OXIDIZER?
- A.
"DANGEROUS"
- B.
"OXIDIZER"
- C.
"ORGANIC PEROXIDE"
- D.
ANY OF THE ABOVE
- 19.WHEN LOADING HAZARDOUS MATERIAL, YOU MUST:
- A.
DOUBLE WRAP WET BOXES IN PLASTIC
- B.
NEVER SMOKE WITHIN 50 FEET OF EXPLOSIVES, OXIDIZERS, AND FLAMMABLE
- C.
NEVER USE HOOKS
- D.
KEEP BYSTANDERS 100 FEET AWAY
- 20.WHEN LOADING EXPLOSIVES, CHECK THE CARGO SPACE FOR:
- A.
SHARP OBJECTS OR POINTS
- B.
CARGO HEATERS THAT COULD BE TURNED ON
- C.
FLOOR LINERS THAT ARE LOOSE
- D.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
- 21.YOU CAN'T TRANSPORT CLASS A EXPLOSIVES IN A COMBINATION VEHICLE IF IT INCLUDES:
- A.
A VEHICLE CONTAINING FOOD
- B.
A PLACARDED CARGO TANKER
- C.
TWO OR MORE TRAILERS
- D.
A LARGE WHEELBASE TRAILER
- 22.HOW SHOULD YOU LOAD CYLINDERS OR COMPRESS GAS?
- A.
IN BOXES THAT WON'T ALLOW THEM TO TURN OVER
- B.
IN RACKS ATTACHED TO THE VEHICLE
- C.
HELP UPRIGHT OR BRACED LAYING DOWN FLAT
- D.
ANY OF THE ABOVE
- 23.WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE TRANSPORT INDEX ON THE LABELS OF RADIOACTIVE IT PACKAGES?
- A.
IT INDICATES THE DEGREE OF CONTROL NEEDED DURING TRANSPORTATION
- B.
IT IS USED BY D.O.T. INSPECTORS ONLY
- C.
IT INDICATES WHAT KIND OF MIXED LOADS ARE SAFE
- D.
IT INDICATES THE CORRECT PLACARD TO USE
- 24.THE TOTAL TRANSPORT INDEX OF ALL RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IN A SINGLE VEHICLE MUST NOT EXCEED:
- A.
THE NUMBER OF PACKAGES IN THE VEHICLE
- B.
THE SMALLEST NUMBER ON THE RADIOACTIVE SEPERATION TABLE
- C.
25
- D.
50
- 25.ANIMAL AND HUMAN FOOD CANNOT BE LOADED IN A VEHICLE WITH:
- A.
COMPRESSED GASES
- B.
POISIONS
- C.
EXPLOSIVES
- D.
OXIDIZERS
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