ERP Flashcards
Shipping Documents:
- Truck
- Railcars
- Ships
- Airplanes
Truck: Bill of Lading
Railcars: Waybill
Ships: Cargo Manifesto
Airplanes: Air bill
IC may authorize APR for:
“IM-FOAM”
Identified contaminant Measuring of material Filter cartridge specific for contaminant Oxygen 19.5%-23.5% Air Monitoring on-going
Sheltering in place characteristics (5)
- Low to moderate toxicity
- Totally released and dissipating
- Small qnty solid/liquid (NO GAS)
- Vapor of low toxicity
- Release controlled at source
1st 2 Ladder Positions at ERP “HI-RE”
Hazard ID (1st Lad Team 1) Info Resources (1st Lad team 2) Resource Info (2nd Lad team 1) Exclusion Zone (Initial) 2nd lad Team 2
1st Arriving Engines ERP
“WAC”
Water supply 1st Eng
Access site control 2nd Eng coordinated w/2nd Lad
CFR 3rd Eng (2nd Eng may perform CFR)
T/F At all incidents where Haz Mat Battalion responds, whether a small incident or a large incident, the Haz Mat Battalion will operate at cmd post w/IC in an advisory role
False: Small incidents Haz Mat BC operates from a position that directly supervises entry teams and on-scene Haz-Mat units. The Haz-Mat BC will report directly to the IC and remain in radio contact if not nearby to provide progress reports to the IC.
Larger/complex incidents the Haz-Mat BC may operate at Cmd Post with the IC in an advisory role until relieved by the Chief-in- Charge of Haz-Mat Ops
Evacuation is best considered in all but which
A. There is a possibility of a fire or explosion
B. Potential for discharge is great, has not taken place, and there is time to relocate people
C. Discharge has taken place but people are sufficiently protected to permit time for evacuation
D. People not yet in path of release will be threatened by changing conditions
A There is an immediate danger of fire or explosion
Shelter in place correct
A. Low to high toxicity
B. Partially released and dissipating
C. Migrating vapor of low toxicity and qty and people are safer indoors than outside
D. Small to moderate solid or liquid leak
C
A. Low to moderate
B. Totally released and dissipating
D. Small qty solid or liquid leak
Choose correct Haz Mat incident
A. Chief in Charge of Haz Mat Ops will assume cmd and assume role of IC
B. Regardless of size of incident, Haz Mat BC will operate from a position that directly supervises entry teams and on scene Haz Mat units
C. Small incidents, SOC BC will directly supervise entry team. At larger, more complex incidents, SOC BC will operate in CRZ and directly supervise member and civilian decon
D. Haz Mat incidents involving unusual rescue ops, SOC BC will oversee rescue ops, A special called BC shall fill the role of SOC BC in supervising Decon procedures
E. Safety Operating Battalion will be designated as Safety Off at all Haz Mat incidents.
D
Incorrect for Haz Mat
A. Haz Mat 1 was not on scene, so HMTU Eng 250 consulted w/Haz Mat 1 via cell phone for technical advice
B. HMTU Eng 165 performed initial monitoring at a tanker truck leak on SI in Bunker Gear and SCBA
C. HMTU Eng 274 initiated a rescue of an unconscious worker at an ice skating rink after determining the hazard was an ammonia leak, and their gear would adequately protect them
D. IC ordered HMTU Eng 274 not to initiate a rescue of an unconscious worker at a suspected ammonia leak until the arrival of the req’d 2nd HMTU to est a rescuer decon area
D Any Eng can hook up to water for decon
Choose incorrect for SSL and CPC
A. SSL companies should conduct air monitoring to ID safe zones if it is not already in progress
B. Primary objective of CPC Lad is to perform rescue ops of non ambulatory victims in the contaminated area or Exclusion Zone
C. CPC Lad should conduct air monitoring in the Exclusion Zone if Tech companies are not performing monitoring
D. SSL companies should assist w/rescue of victims if HMTU or Haz Mat 1 is on scene and conducting air monitoring
C
Choose incorrect for Haz Mat
A. IC should ensure persons entering/leaving a control zone check in and out at the Access Control Points
B. If the presence of Haz Mat materials is known prior to commencing ops, the IC will confirm site control and Haz assessment assignments for 1st arriving companies
C. If presence of Haz Mat is determined during an operation, IC must immediately assign a company to perform a Haz assessment to determine the health and safety effects on members operating in area
D. IC shall assign Haz ID and control to 1st CPC Lad on scene, until relieved by HMTU
D
Evacuation Incorrect
A. There is an immediate danger of fire or explosion
B. Potential for discharge is low, it has not taken place and there is time to relocate people
C. Discharge has taken place but people are sufficiently protected to permit time for evacuation
D. People not yet in path of release will be threatened by changing conditions
B Potential for discharge is GREAT
Sheltering in Place correct (5)
A. Preplanning has ID options for problem areas such as hospitals, jails, nursing homes, and public assemblies
B. Evac can be properly managed w/manpower, resources, and facilities involved
C. Haz Mat has low to moderate toxicity
D. Material is partially released and increasing in concentration
E. Large qty of solid or liquid leak
F. Migrating vapor of low toxicity and qty and people safer indoors than outside.
G. Release can be rapidly controlled at source
H. Haz Mat will not affect structure and its occupants, or haz will pass structure w/little infiltration
A C F G H
Known life hazard prior to Haz Mat resources w/CPC correct to attempt victim rescue
A. Initial rescue actions should concentrate on removing able bodied (ambulatory) persons from immediate danger
B. Involvement in complicated rescue situations are not to be attempted
C. High probability that the victim is viable, rescue should not be attempted if it places rescuer at any risk
D. Danger of explosion to unknown chemicals or potential explosion is very low and rarely needs to be considered
A
