Chapter 3

Question 1

Three Packaging groups are

Answer 1

Packing group 1-High danger

Packing group 2- Medium danger

Packing group 3- Low danger

Question 2

ERG Orange panel

Answer 2

Identify the four digit UN number

Question 3

ERG Blue borded pages

Answer 3

Reference the name of the material involved

Question 4

ERG white pages

Answer 4

Reference the container profiles

Question 5

White pages in the front provides information on the following

Answer 5

shipping documents
How to use this guidebook
Local emergency telephone number
Safety precautions
Notification and request for technical information
Hazard classification system
introduction to the table of markings labels and placards
Rail car identification chart
Road trailer identification chart
GHS of classification and labeling of chemicals
Hazard information numbers displayed on some intermodal containeers
Pipeline transportation

Question 6

White pages in the back provides information on the following

Answer 6

ERG user guide
Protective clothing
Fire and spill control
BLEVE and Heat induced tear
BLEVE safety precaution
Criminal/Terrorist use of chemical biological and radiological agents
IED safe standoff distances
Glossary
Canada and united states national response centers
24 hours emergency response telephone numbers

Question 7

Green highlighting in the hellow bordered index indicatest

Answer 7

that substance are gases or my release gases that are toxic inhalation hazards TIH

Question 8

A P following the guide number indicates

Answer 8

That material polymerizes

Question 9

Polymerization is

Answer 9

A violent reaction that releases great amounts of heat and energy

Question 10

Left orange bordered pages

Answer 10

list potential hazards

Question 11

Right orange bordered pages

Answer 11

Emergency response information

Question 12

Potential hazards section address two types

Answer 12

Health hazards and fire explosion hazards

Question 13

Public safety section provides

Answer 13

Some initial precautionary actions for first arriving or on scene personnel

Question 14

remind personnel to stay

Answer 14

Upwind, Uphill, Upstream

Question 15

Initial isolation distance is

Answer 15

A distance within which all persons should be considered for evacuation in all directions from the hazmat spill or leak source

Question 16

Third section of emergncy response describes

Answer 16

Emergency response topics, including percautioins for incident involving fire, spills or leaks, and first aid

Question 17

Only first responders with appropriate training and wearing the appropriate PPE should

Answer 17

Touch or handle these victims

Question 18

Small spill is

Answer 18

55 gallons or less

Question 19

Large spill is

Answer 19

more then 55 gallons

Question 20

Initial isolation distance will always be at least

Answer 20

100 Feet

Question 21

The warmer more active atmosphere common during the day

Answer 21

Disperses chemical contaminants more readily then ccooler calmer condition common at ngiht

Question 22

Table 2 lists

Answer 22

Water reactive materials that produce large amounts of TIH

Question 23

Table 3 List TIH materials that may be more commonly encounted such as (6)

Answer 23

Ammonia, anhydrous
Chlorine
Ethylene oxide and Ethyle oxide with nitrogen
Hydrogen chloride anhydrous, hydrogen chloride refrigerated liquid
Hydrogen fluoride anhydrous
Sulfur dioxide Sulphur dioxide