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When a Federal agency, state r municipal government adopts a consensus standard by reference, the
document becomes a:
Regulation
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency response (29 CFR 1910,120), also known as HAZWOPER, is
enforced in many states by:
OSHA
Which of the following groups is responsible for developing and maintaining Surinames emergency
response plan?
NCCR
Which of the following organizations assumes the role as On-Scene Coordinator (OSC) when the incident
is a Haz Mat related event on public property?
There are four key elements in a hazardous materials management systems approach 1) planning and
preparedness; 2) prevention; 3) response; and:
Risk analysis assesses two considerations -1) the probability or likelihood of an accidental release, and
2):
The purpose of NFPA 472 is to specify minimum competencies for those who will respond to hazardous
materials incidents.
True
Standard of Care represents the minimum accepted level of hazardous materials emergency service
that should be provided regardless of location of situation.
True
Almost all hazardous materials facilities, containers and processes are designed and constructed to
some standard.
True
Toxicity
The target of hepatotoxins is:
Liver
Neurotoxins
Dose = Concentration + :
Time
Which of the following is a measurement commonly cite for determining the relative toxicity of a
chemical:
LD50
Radioactive materials dose limits for workers performing emergency services are provided in:
Rem
Muscle cramps
There are five components of a medical surveillance program for hazmat responders, including pre-
employment screening, period medical examination, emergency treatment, recordkeeping and review,
and:
Non-emergency treatment
Following decontamination
In a location that provides physical rest by allowing the body to recuperate from the hazards and
demand of the emergency
True
The lower the reported concentration, the more toxic the material.
True
False
Both the incident Safety Officer and the Hazmat Group Safety must have authority to stop any
operations that are deemed unsafe.
True
Visible vapor cloud, Confined spaces, Dead birds or discolored foliage (All of the above)
Which of the following requires that both public safety and industrial emergency response organizations
use a nationally recognized Incident Command System for hazmat emergencies?
OSHA 1910.120(q)
At the very least, a (n)..must be identified on all incidents, regardless of their size:
IC
The Safety Officer, Liaison Officer and Information Officer all have the following in common:
The ICS organizational structure develops in a ..fashion based on the size and nature of the
incident:
Modular
The Service Branch and the Support Branch are both elements of the:
Logistic Section
Operations Section
Ensuring the health exposure logs and records are maintained for all Hazardous Material Group
personnel, as needed
Which of the following is responsible for establishing a safe refuge area, when needed?
Which of the following functions establish the playing field for the Players (responders) and the
Spectators (everyone else):
Which of the following functions cannot be effectively accomplished unless a unified ICS organization is
in place?
Which of the Eight Step Process functions is concerned with providing regular updates to the local
Emergency Operations Center (EOC), If activated?
Rescue
What is the minimum level of training which personnel should be able to deliver an emergency Decon?
The termination of emergency response operations includes which of the following activities:
Incident Debriefing
Terminating the incident is concerned with carrying out a smooth and safe transition from the
emergency phase of the incident to the clean-up and recovery phase.
True
True
Maintaining the isolation perimeter throughout the incident is usually the responsibility of:
The primary purpose of establishing three different hazard control zones is to:
Hot zone
Public protective actions (PPAs) are the strategy used by the Incident Commander to protect the
general public from the hazard by implementing:
Protection-in-place is usually the best option when any following conditions exist, except one:
The rating system for evaluating structures for protection-in-place is based primarily on criteria
concerning:
When the decision is made to a full-scale public evacuation, four critical issues must be addressed and
managed effectively: -1) alerting and notification; -2)transportation; -3) relocation facility; -4)
Information
True
The identification process has three basic elements recognition, identification and:
Classification
Caustic powders
Caustic corrosives
Which of the following bulk packaging would contain gases, including chlorine?
Ton Containers
Service pressures ranging up to 2400 psi and higher and characteristic of:
Tube modules
Which of the following is the only reliable way to identify cylinder contents:
Reactivity
Which of the following properties is the most significant for evaluating spill control options and clean-up
procedures for waterborne releases:
Specific gravity
pH
The time it takes for the activity of a radioactive material to decrease to one half of its initial value
through radioactive decay is called:
Half-life
Chemical warfare agents such as tabun, sarin and VX are all examples of:
Nerve agents
Inherent safety of a direct reading instrument pertains to the ability of the device to:
Which of the following devices must be calibrated prior to use to compensate for altitude and
barometric pressure:
Oxygen monitors
If the incident involves a confined space scenario, OSHA clearly outlines the first monitoring priority as:
Oxygen-deficient/enriched atmosphere
Which of the following types of branch behaviors is commonly associated with catastrophic BLEVE
scenarios:
Runaway cracking
Etiologic harm results from:
Which of the following terms is defined as the physical destruction or decomposition of a clothing
material due to exposure to chemicals, use or ambient conditions:
Degradation
Pass or Fail
The time from the initial chemical attack on the outside of the material until its desorption and
detection inside
The most critical factor in evaluating and choosing chemical protective clothing is:
Chemical resistance
Assume that you have an IDLH atmosphere and no secondary emergency air supply, which of the
following respiratory protection should be select:
Which of the following EPA levels of chemical protection is the minimum level recommended on initial
site entries until the hazards have been further identified and defined?
Level B
Which of the following PPE must be worn (not optional) for EPA Level A chemical protection:
Structural firefighting clothing (SFC) is normally NOT the first PPE choice for the most hazmat response
scenarios, except when the incident involves:
What is the minimum level of respiratory when wearing structural firefighting clothing in hazmat
environments?
Procedure for donning and doffing of specific CPC ensembles should be based:
Manufacturers instructions
True
Specified gravity, flash point, exposures values, and vapor density are all examples of:
DATA
Statements made or observations about something that has occurred and has been verified and
validated as being true are:
FACTS
Which of the following is a common mistake at the emergency scene regarding data:
When Hazmat Group is organized within the ICS, the responsibility for hazmat information is usually
delegated to the:
Supply resources differ from equipment resources in the supply resources are:
Expandable
Resource Leader
The following are all units of the Service Branch of the Logistic Section, except one:
Facilities
Technical rescue includes rescue of one or more victims who have been exposed to the hazmat and
require:
Physical extrication
Dispersion
Which of the following confinement tactics should be used only when all other reasonable methods of
mitigation and removal have proven unacceptable?
Dilution
Which of the following statements about leak control strategies and containment tactics are all true,
except one
Containment tactics are often implemented only when defensive options would be to expensive or
time-consuming
For alkali spills, the most widely favored neutralizing agent from an environmental perspective is:
Acetic acid
When used as method of containment, plugs must be compatible with both the chemical and the:
Container
Vacuuming
Which of the following is the tactical priority for managing a flammable gas fire?
Pressure-fed flammable gas fire may produce direct flame impingement on nearby vessels and cause
catastrophic tank failure within .of exposure:
5 to 20 min
Expanding
Product removal operations cannot commence until after the incident site is stabilized. Stabilization
means:
Viscous liquids
Gas transfers a based on the basic principle that materials will naturally flow from: