This quiz covers Incident Command within the context of hazardous materials incidents, focusing on response levels, command post considerations, and safety officer requirements.
Should be accessible
Should be neat & clean
Should have satellite capabilities
Both b & c
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Container size as – any vessel over 1,000 gallons
Container size as – large – tank cars, tank trucks, etc.
Container size as – HUGE
Container size as - any dry product over 1,000lbs
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Hot, Warm, & Cold
Level A, Level B, Level C, Level D
Level One, Level Two, Level Three
Both b & c
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Container integrity as – Minor damage
Container integrity as – not damaged
Container integrity as – damaged
Container integrity as – damaged but able to contain product to allow handling or product transfer
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Leak severity as non-controllable
Leak severity as controllable
Leak severity as non-existent
Leak severity as may not be controlled without special resources
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