AMOC Block 6 Test
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- 1.(601a) Who is responsible to implement and enforce AFOSH compliance with Program at their level?
- A.
Commanders, functional managers, and supervisors
- B.
Commanders and functional managers
- C.
Functional commanders and supervisors
- D.
Commanders, functional managers, work center supervisors
- 2.(601a) Where is work center specific Job Safety Training Outline (JSTO) (aka safety training) documented at?
- A.
AF Form 357
- B.
AF Form 457
- C.
AF Form 5
- D.
AF Form 55
- 3.(601a) Individuals use _____ to identify and report hazardous conditions that place Air Force personnel or property at risk. (Used to report hazards to the safety office that cannot be eliminated)
- A.
AF Form 467
- B.
AF Form 457
- C.
AF Form 55
- D.
AF Form 5
- 4.(601a) A unit safety representative (USR) conducts safety briefings and provides educational safety materials to personnel and they also...
- A.
Respond to emergencies
- B.
Performs spot and self-inspections
- C.
Correct hazards
- D.
Develop job safety standards
- 5.(601a) What are the three main safety disciplines?
- A.
Flight Safety (SEF), Ground Safety (SEG), and Weapons Surity (SEW)
- B.
Flight Safety (SEF), Ground Safety (SEG), and Explosive Safety (SEW)
- C.
Flight Safety (SEF), Ground Safety (SEG), and Weapons Safety (SEW)
- D.
Flight Safety (SEF), Maintenance Safety (SEG), and Weapons Safety (SEW)
- 6.(601a) What are the three disciplines of weapons safety?
- A.
Explosives safety, Missile safety, and Nuclear sufety
- B.
Explosives safety, Missile safety, and Nuclear surety
- C.
Explosives safety, Missile surety, and Nuclear surety
- D.
Explosives training, Missile safety, and Nuclear surety
- 7.(601a) What is the main difference between a Safety Investigation Board (SIB) and an Accident Investigation Board (AIB)?
- A.
SIB has ''safety privilege'' and AIB does not
- B.
SIB can result in punitive actions and AIB cannot
- C.
AIB has ''safety privilege'' and SIB does not
- D.
There is no major difference
- 8.(601a) The size and membership of the investigation (both SIB/AIB) depends on...
- A.
The category of the mishap being investigated
- B.
The complexity of the mishap being investigated
- C.
The category and complexity of the mishap being investigated
- D.
The category, location, and complexity of the mishap being investigated
- 9.(601b) What is the hazardous waste life-cycle
- A.
Generation, Storage, Disposal and Treatment
- B.
Characterization, Storage, and Disposal
- C.
Classification, Storage, and Disposal
- D.
Generation, Storage, and Disposal
- 10.(601b) What part of the Hazardous waste life-cycle is the hazard characterized?
- A.
Treatment
- B.
Generation
- C.
Disposal
- D.
Storage
- 11.(601c) Which act regulates all hazardous substances and was established to clean up inactive, abandoned sites and enact emergency response procedures for hazardous substance spills?
- A.
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act 1980 (CERCLA)
- B.
Solid Waste Disposal Act 1965 (SWDA)
- C.
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 1976
- D.
Federal Facility Compliance Act of 1992
- 12.(601c) What is the primary regulation guiding Air Force hazardous waste management practices?
- A.
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act 1980 (CERCLA)
- B.
Solid Waste Disposal Act 1965 (SWDA)
- C.
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 1976
- D.
Federal Facility Compliance Act of 1992
- 13.(601c) What act is focused on municipal waste disposal practices at sites such as dumps and landfills?
- A.
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act 1980 (CERCLA)
- B.
Solid Waste Disposal Act 1965 (SWDA)
- C.
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 1976
- D.
Federal Facility Compliance Act of 1992
- 14.(601c) What act allows state and federal agencies to assess DoD facilities with fines for RCRA violations? (this act gave the EPA teeth)
- A.
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act 1980 (CERCLA)
- B.
Solid Waste Disposal Act 1965 (SWDA)
- C.
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 1976
- D.
Federal Facility Compliance Act of 1992
- 15.(601c) Federal regulations can be more stringent than the state regulations? (in regards to EPA)
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 16.(601c) How long can hazardous waste stay at the Initial Accumulation (Satellite) Point? (once its reached the max)
- A.
4 days
- B.
72 hrs
- C.
48 hrs
- D.
30 days
- 17.(601c) Initial accumulation points are limited to _______of hazardous waste or ______of acute hazardous waste.
- A.
55 gallons, 1 pint
- B.
55 gallons, 5 quarts
- C.
55 quarts, 1 gallon
- D.
55 gallons, 1 quart
- 18.(601c) Accumulation Site is a Centralized location where wastes from several generating activities are placed for up to_____days for large quantity generators, ______days for small quantity generators
- A.
90, 180/270
- B.
180, 90/270
- C.
270, 90/180
- D.
90, 180/365
- 19.(601d) Select the waste minimization management options hierarchy. (from highest priority to least)
- A.
Recycling, Source reduction, Treatment, than Disposal
- B.
Source reduction, Recycling, Disposal, than Treatment
- C.
Source reduction, Recycling, Treatment, than Disposal
- D.
Source reduction, Treatment, Recycling, than Disposal
- 20.(601d) What provides a standard way to manage HAZMAT procurement and use?
- A.
HAZMAT tracking activities (HTA)
- B.
Track HAZMAT Data (THA)
- C.
ESOHCAMP
- D.
Waste Minimization
- 21.(601d) Unit Commanders are responsible for tracking and closing Tier___ and Tier___ assessment findings.
- A.
2, 4
- B.
1, 3
- C.
1, 2
- D.
2, 3
- 22.(601d) Tier 1 is only internal ESOHCAMP inspection.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.(601e) Who is ultimately responsible for installation HAZCOM programs?
- A.
Bioenvironmental Flight
- B.
Wing/Installation Commanders
- C.
Unit Commanders
- D.
Work Area/Shop Supervisor
- 24.(601e) Who is responsible for completing the HCL (hazardous chemical list) and identification of associated hazard categories?
- A.
Bioenvironmental Flight
- B.
Wing/Installation Commanders
- C.
Unit Commanders
- D.
Work Area/Shop Supervisor
- 25.(601e) Which AF HAZCOM program element provides the framework for organizing, maintaining, and communicating?
- A.
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
- B.
Employee Information and Training
- C.
Hazardous Chemical List (HCL)
- D.
Labels and other forms of warning
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