Chapter 3: Awareness level actions at hazmat incidents Flashcards

1
Q

The___ does NOT Address all possible circumstances that may be associated with the dangerous goods/hazardous materials incident.

A

ERG

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2
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For awareness level person notification may be as simple as?

A

Dialing 911 to report an incident request emergency assistance

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3
Q

If criminal or terrorist activity is suspected personnel should do what?

A

Call law enforcement immediately

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4
Q

What are the white pages in the ERG used for?

A

The white pages provide instructions for using the ERG

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5
Q

What does (TIH) stand for?

A

Toxic inhalation hazard

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6
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Initial isolation distance

A

Distance within which all persons are considered for evacuation in all directions from a hazardous materials incident

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7
Q

The_____is a distance within which all persons should be considered for evacuation in all directions from the hazmat spill or leak source.It can also be used to identify and establish an initial isolation zone.

A

Initial isolation distance

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8
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(CPC)

A

Chemical protective clothing

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9
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Evacuation

A

Controlled process of leaving or being removed from a potential hazardous location

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10
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Decontamination also known as (Deacon)

A

Process of removing a hazardous foreign substance from a person clothing or area

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11
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Gross contamination

A

DeContamination of people or equipment or the environment outside the hot zone.

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12
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Protective action distance

A

Downwind distance from a hazardous materials incident.

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13
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Isolation perimeter

A

Outer boundary of an incident that is controlled to prevent entrance by the public or unauthorized persons.

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14
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Defending in place

A

Taking offense of action to protect persons in immediate danger at hazmat incidents

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15
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Sheltering in place

A

Having occupants remain in a structure or vehicle in order to provide protection

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16
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Incidental release

A

Spill or release of a hazardous material where the substance can be absorbed neutralize or otherwise controlled at the time of release by employees in the immediate release area

17
Q

Where should the notification procedures for awareness level personnel be defined

A

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

And emergency response plan.

18
Q

Yellow bordered pages in ERG

A

Yellow border pages provide a four digit UN/NA ID number index.

19
Q

Green highlighting in yellow boarded index in ERG

A

Indicates that the substance releases gases that are a toxic inhalation hazard (TIH)

20
Q

Blue border in pages in the ERG

A

Material name index that provide an index of dangerous goods in alphabetical order

21
Q

Orange boarded pages in ERG

A

ERG initial action guides most useful because it provides safety recommendations in general hazards information.

22
Q

A violent reaction that releases great amounts of heat and energy?

A

Polymerization

23
Q

What is considered a small spill?

A

Any spill less than 55 gallons

24
Q

What is considered a large spill?

A

Any spill larger than 55 gallons

25
Q

What are the green bordered pages used for?

A

Initial isolation and protective action distance for (TIH)

26
Q

How many tables are the in the green bordered pages?

A

3

27
Q

What is table 1 in the green bordered pages?

A

List TIH by the 4 digit un number, and list isolation distances.

28
Q

What does table 2 consist of in the green bordered pages?

A

Water reactive materials which produce large amounts of (TIH) when the material is spilled in water.

29
Q

What does table 3 in the green bordered pages consist of?

A

Table to the list toxic inhalation Hazard materials that may be more commonly encountered. Particularly 6 materials.

30
Q

What does the P next to a guide number indicate?

A

Material polymerizes

31
Q

What are the 3 sections in the orange Bordered pages?

A

Potential Hazards
Public safety
Emergency response

32
Q

What are the 6 most common TIH, and where in the ERG book can they be found

A

Table 3 of the Green bordered pages.

Ammonia
Chloride 
Ethylene oxide 
Hydrogen chloride 
Hydrogen fluoride 
Sulfur dioxide