Chapter 7

Question 1

First responders should recognize that ERG2004 contains how many individual guides?

Answer 1

61

Question 2

Means that the actual chemical name is not listed in the regulations; therefore a generic name must be used to describe it on shipping papers

Answer 2

n.o.s. (not otherwise specified)

Question 3

Most recommended protective action distances increase when?

Answer 3

At night

Question 4

The best way to learn how to use the ERG2004 is to?

Answer 4

refer to the book itself

Question 5

ERG2004 is primarily designed for use at dangerous goods incidents that occur

Answer 5

on a highway or railroad

Question 6

ERG users should be mindful that there may be limited value in it’s application at..

Answer 6

Fixed facility locations

Question 7

The MSDS most often used are based upon requirements found in?

Answer 7

29 CFR 1910.1200 “Hazard communication”

Question 8

A first responder must never associate N/A with not applicable, as if the hazard does not exist. It may mean that the information on the hazard is?

Answer 8

Not Available

Question 9

What is a distinct advantage of 29 CFR 1919.1200 and it’s influence on the availability in the workplace?

Answer 9

What constitutes a hazard is broader than those found for hazmat in the federal transport guidelines.

Question 10

When dealing with releases of hazmat that reach bodies of water, FR should be particularly concerned with information from the MSDS that reference

Answer 10

Miscibility and solubility

Question 11

Some hazmat’s can have negative health effects that could be delayed?

Answer 11

24-72 hours or longer