Hazmat

Question 1

chemicals with multiple routes of entry

Answer 1

toluene
methyl ethyl ketone
benzene

Question 2

contamination

Answer 2

transfer of hazardous materials to persons, equipment and environment in greater than acceptable quantities

Question 3

exposure

Answer 3

hazmat has entered or potentially entered your body through routes of entry

Question 4

phosgene

Answer 4

delayed effects, hours or days later

Question 5

national toxicology progra

Answer 5

report on carcinogens
acetaldehyde
cloroform
progesterone
polychlorinated biphenyls PCBs
diesel exhaust- 2000

Question 6

awareness level

Answer 6

typically at incident when it occurs
limited defensive actions
call for help
evacuate
secure scene

Question 7

OLR

Answer 7

dispatched
protect persons, area, property
defensive but cannot come into contact with hazmat

Question 8

operations mission specific

Answer 8

defensive and limited offensive
may come into contact with hazmat

Question 9

APIE-T

Answer 9

analyze
plan
implement
evaluate
terminate

Question 10

awareness and APIE-T

Answer 10

situational awareness
do not plan
isolate and deny entry-protect themselves and others- communicate and call for help
not responsible for evaluate
not responsible for termination

Question 11

OLR APIE-T

Answer 11

analyze- type of container, hazmat, hazards, behavior of material
plan- identify optionsand understand tasks
implement- follow safety procedures, use PPE, emergency decon, preserve evidence
evaluate- evaluate and report to sup
may be assigned to terminate

Question 12

Mission specific APIE-T

Answer 12

perform all tasks

Question 13

standards

Answer 13

voluntary but OSHA can enforce pre existing federal laws that preceded OSHA

Question 14

NFPA 470

Answer 14

hazmat/wmd standard for responders

Question 15

NIOSH

Answer 15

1970

Question 16

LEPC

Answer 16

local emergency planning committee