ERG Flashcards

1
Q

Shipping Documents -

Provide vital information regarding the hazardous materials to initiate protective actions

A

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2
Q

Information provided -

Yellow pages -

Blue Pages -

Orange -

Green -

White -

A

Yellow pages - 4-digit number, Un or NA (numerical)

Blue Pages - Proper shipping name

Orange - Guides for handling incident

Green - Isolation zone and protective action distances

White - Glossary

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3
Q

If reference number can’t be found at an incident use:

Guide ___ - Until additional info becomes available

Guide ___ - Explosives other than 1.4 and 1.6

Guide ____ - Explosives 1.4 and 1.6

A

Guide 111

Guide 112

Guide 114

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4
Q

Examples of placard and panel 4-digit ID number may be shown:

On the diamond-shaped placard

On the orange panel displayed on the ends and sides of a tank, vehicle or rail car.

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5
Q

Three steps

Step 1 - Identify the material

Step 2 - Identify 3-digit guide number in blue or yellow pages

Step 3 - Turn to number guide and read orange pages carefully

A

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6
Q

Step 1 - Identify the material

4 digit number

  • Placard
  • Orange panel
  • Shipping papers or package

Where to find the name of the material

  • Shipping document
  • Shipping package
A

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7
Q

Step 2 - Identify 3 0digit guide number using

  • Yellow pages - ID number
  • Blue pages - Name of material

Identify initial isolation and protective distance

  • See ERG page 288
  • If no protective actin is required, use info jointly with the 3-digit guide
A

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8
Q

“P” means the material may undergo violent polymerization if subject to hear or contamination

A

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9
Q

“Green Entries” is a toxic inhalation hazard (TIH), chemical warfare agent or dangerous water reactive material

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10
Q

Step 3 - Turn to the number guide and read carefully

  • If an ID or guide can’t be found but a placard is visible turn to pages 6 and 7.
  • If only the container can be identified consult the table of rail car and trailer ID chart
A

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11
Q

Safety Precautions

Approach cautiously from upwind

Secure the scenes Isolate

ID hazard

Access the situation

Obtain help

Respond wearing appropriate equipment

A

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12
Q
  • An asterisk on Orange Placards represents ______

** Double asterisks reprints the Division of the explosive

A

Explosives

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13
Q

Under what regulations are Intermodal Containers used?

A

European

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14
Q

Intermodal containers use a ___ digit number

A

3

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15
Q

Where can you find information stenciled on a rail car

A

sides and ends

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16
Q

Pipeline markers can be found at road, rail crossing, water ways

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