L.P. Book HAZMAT / Lesson #18 Hazardous Material Technician
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Lesson #18 Hazardous Material Technician
- 1.A technician must be able to do the following
- A.
Analyze the incident, Plan the response, Implement the response, Evaluate progress, Terminate
- B.
Analyze the incident, Plan the response, Implement the response, Evaluate progress, Remediate site location
- C.
Analyze the incident, Plan the response, Implement the response, Terminate
- D.
Analyze the incident, Implement the response, Evaluate progress, Terminate
- 2.By properly analyzing the incident
- A.
You can use less expensive equipment
- B.
You can prevent it from growing in severity
- C.
You can use the most expensive equipment you have on board
- D.
You can reduce all radiation levels at the scene
- 3.Appropriate level of protect for the Hazmat Tech when dealing with and unknown product is
- A.
Level A
- B.
Level B
- C.
Level C
- D.
Level D
- 4.Methods for determining the amount of lading remaining in damaged bulk packaging or facility containers include: Shipping papers, Frost line, Gauging devices, and
- A.
Calculations based on estimated amount of product spilled
- B.
Calculations based on COBRA
- C.
Container specific marking
- D.
ICs best guess
- 5.Types/Examples of tank car damage include
- A.
Cracks, dings, bings, gouges
- B.
Cracks, scores, blisters, dents
- C.
Cracks, scores, gouges, blisters
- D.
Cracks, scores, gouges, dents
- 6.Two methods for predicting the areas of potential harm within the endangered area of a hazardous materials incident
- A.
Computer modeling / Senses
- B.
Computer modeling / Monitoring equipment
- C.
Monitoring equipment / Rain gauge
- D.
Both b & c
- 7.Selection factors to be considered in selecting the proper chemical protective clothing for a specific action include
- A.
Overall suit integrity
- B.
Materials chemical resistance
- C.
Materials physical property
- D.
All of the above
- 8.Indications of material degradation of chemical protective clothing include
- A.
Stiffness or excess pliability
- B.
Tears, cuts, or abrasions
- C.
Damage to zippers or closures
- D.
All of the above
- 9.Physical and psychological stresses that can affect the users of specialized protective clothing are Low dexterity & mobility, Low visibility, Communications problems, Heat stress & heat exhaustion, physical stress, and
- A.
Sizing of suit
- B.
Color of suit
- C.
Claustrophobia
- D.
1 Safety considerations for product transfer operations include, Bonding, Grounding, Shock hazards, and
- 10.Safety considerations for product transfer operations include, Bonding, Grounding, Shock hazards, and
- A.
Checking for reactivity of material
- B.
Having foam pre-staged
- C.
Elimination of ignition sources
- D.
Staying downwind of the transfer operation
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