1.
1) What regulation deals with the transportation of hazardous materials?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
2.
The Federal Hazardous Materials Regulations give you permission to use
any size label on a package being shipped.
3.
What class or division does Radioactive Materials belong to?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
4.
When the gauge is being transported, shipping papers should be kept
A. 
In the safe, with other important papers
B. 
Inside the transport case
C. 
Immediately accessible to the driver
D. 
On a clipboard, along with field test data forms
5.
In the event of a structural fire (a building or trailer) involving a nuclear
gauge, you should have firefighters:
A. 
B. 
Use conventional fire-fighting techniques
6.
In the event of a minor accident, your first action is to:
A. 
Immediately pick up the damaged gauge
B. 
Visually verify that the source is there
C. 
Notify the Radiation safety officer
D. 
Notify the USNRC or Agreement State Dept. of Radiation Safety
7.
US DOT Regulations for transportation of nuclear materials apply to a
portable gauge stored on a temporary jobsite.
8.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must have HazMat
Transportation Training within the past 3 years.
9.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must wear a film or
TLD badge
10.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must verify that the
appropriate shipping documents accompany the package.
11.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must place the
shipping papers where they may be readily seen by a person entering the
driver's side.
12.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must keep shipping
documents within arm's reach while at the controls
13.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must place the
package close to the driver's seat to keep an eye on it.
14.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must secure, block
and brace the package in a transport vehicle.
15.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must secure the
package when leaving the vehicle unattended.
16.
The driver of a vehicle transporting a nuclear gauge must place
"Radioactive Material" signs on the vehicle.
17.
In the event of a major accident, you should isolate the area and keep
people away.
18.
In the event of a major accident, you should call the emergency number
on the shipping documents.
19.
In the event of a major accident, you should notify the respective
licensing agency
20.
In the event of a major accident, you should notify your RSO
21.
In the event of a major accident, you should hold the accident site
secured at all costs until a trained investigator locates and recovers the
radioactive source.
22.
Nuclear density gauge operators must be familiar with their employer's
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
23.
A private carrier is defined as such because
A. 
A private carrier generally owns the gauge
B. 
A private carrier does not work for a big company
C. 
A private carrier does not require licensing
D. 
A private carrier does not require vehicle placarding
24.
Radioactive materials pose an external contamination hazard through
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
25.
The fundamental principles of protecting yourself from radiation include
A. 
Tone, density, and sheltering
B. 
Timbre, display, and shouting
C. 
Time, distance, and shielding
D. 
Travel, depth, and shadowing