L.P Book HAZMAT / Lesson Plan #17 Hazardous Materials Operations
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Dilution is
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The solution to reduction
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The application of a chemical to change the ph level to a level closer to 7
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The application of water to water soluble materials to reduce the hazard
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Most common control method
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This quiz assesses knowledge in handling hazardous materials at an operational level, focusing on defensive response strategies, safety protocols, and emergency guidelines.
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Table of Initial & Protective Action Distances section of the Emergency Action Guide is ________ color coded pages
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Blue
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Orange
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Green
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Purple
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A. GreenExplanation
The Table of Initial & Protective Action Distances section of the Emergency Action Guide is green color coded pages.Rate this question:
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Steps for determining defensive response objectives include
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Are based on the current stage of the incident
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Strategic goals for nor now or future events
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Decisions should be focused on changing the stressor, the containment system, and hazardous materials
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
The steps for determining defensive response objectives include considering the current stage of the incident, setting strategic goals for both present and future events, and making decisions that focus on changing the stressor, the containment system, and hazardous materials. All of these factors are important in establishing a comprehensive defensive response plan.Rate this question:
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Table of Initial & Protective Action Distances section of the Emergency Action Guide contains chemicals with
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Poisonous vapor hazards
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Non-Toxic vapor hazards
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Marine Life vapor hazards
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Time, Distance, & Shielding calculations
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A. Poisonous vapor hazardsExplanation
The Table of Initial & Protective Action Distances section of the Emergency Action Guide contains information about chemicals that have poisonous vapor hazards. This means that these chemicals can release toxic gases or fumes into the air, which can be harmful or even deadly if inhaled. The table provides guidance on the distances that should be maintained from the source of the chemicals in order to protect individuals from exposure to these poisonous vapors.Rate this question:
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When choosing to use the dilution process you
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Have plenty of foam on hand prior to starting the evolution
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Ensure materials are not water reactive
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Have a pumper rely set up
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All of the above
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A. Ensure materials are not water reactiveExplanation
The correct answer is "Ensure materials are not water reactive". When choosing to use the dilution process, it is important to ensure that the materials being used are not water reactive. This is because water reactive materials can react violently or release toxic gases when they come into contact with water. Therefore, it is necessary to carefully assess the materials and make sure they are safe to use in the dilution process.Rate this question:
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Vapor suppression
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Reduction or elimination of vapors
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Does not change the material
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Increases the immediate hazard
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Both a & b
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A. Both a & bExplanation
The correct answer is "Both a & b" because vapor suppression refers to the reduction or elimination of vapors, which does not change the material itself but can increase the immediate hazard. Therefore, both options a and b are correct.Rate this question:
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Liquid splash protective clothing is Level
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A
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B
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C
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D
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A. BExplanation
The correct answer is B because Level B liquid splash protective clothing provides a high level of protection against liquid splashes, chemicals, and hazardous substances. This type of clothing typically includes a chemical-resistant suit with a hood, gloves, and boots to ensure full body protection. Level B clothing is suitable for situations where the potential for liquid splashes or chemical exposure is high, but there is no need for respiratory protection.Rate this question:
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Identifying resources available for determining the concentration of a released material within an endangered area is
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Not typically an Operations Level responsibility
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Done from downwind to upwind at the incident
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Completed only in Level “C” Protective Equipment
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None of the above
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A. Not typically an Operations Level responsibilityExplanation
Identifying resources available for determining the concentration of a released material within an endangered area is not typically an Operations Level responsibility. Operations Level responders are responsible for implementing the response activities directed by the Incident Commander and do not typically have the expertise or resources to determine the concentration of released materials. This task is usually performed by specialized teams or agencies with the necessary equipment and training.Rate this question:
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Operations Level personnel should be
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Trained to respond and perform confinement & containment of the product
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Trained to respond in a defensive fashion to control the leak from a safe distance
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Trained to respond in a defensive fashion to control the leak using containment techniques
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Both a & c
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A. Trained to respond in a defensive fashion to control the leak from a safe distanceExplanation
Operations Level personnel should be trained to respond in a defensive fashion to control the leak from a safe distance. This means that they should not directly engage with the leak or try to contain it themselves, but rather take measures to protect themselves and others while waiting for specialized teams to arrive. This approach minimizes the risk of exposure to hazardous materials and ensures the safety of the personnel involved.Rate this question:
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Vapor dispersion
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Used to disperse or move vapors away from certain materials
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Used only in confined area
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Will bring flammable gas through its flammability range
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Both a & c
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A. Both a & cExplanation
Vapor dispersion is a method used to disperse or move vapors away from certain materials. This can be done in both open and confined areas. Additionally, vapor dispersion can bring flammable gas through its flammability range, which means it can potentially ignite the gas if it is within the flammability range. Therefore, the correct answer is "Both a & c" because both statements a and c are true.Rate this question:
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