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Hazmat And Enviromental Safety Flashcards

0
Q

What are the routes of entry for chemical exposure?

A

Absorption, ingestion, inhalation, and injection

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What is the “Employee Right To Know” law require employers to do?

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Maintain an inventory of all HAZMAT, supply a MSDS, Label all hazmat, provide training and information to those exposed to hazmat.

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Where can absorption affect you?

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Eyes and skin

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3
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Where can ingestion affect you?

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Gastrointestinal tract and the blood stream

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Where can inhalation affect you?

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Lungs and respiratory system

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5
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Where can injection affect you?

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Skin and muscle

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6
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Only chemicals listed on the ________ may be used for its specific aircraft.

A

Authorized Chemical List

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What do the 4 colors of the material safety diamond represent?

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Blue: health hazard
Red: flammability hazard
Yellow: instability/reactivity hazard
White: special handling/ hazard info

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8
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What do the numbers on a material safety diamond represent?

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The rating 0-4. 4 being extremely hazardous.

W means water

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9
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What is an example of the hazmat class of explosives?

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Squib cartridge

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What is an example of the gases?

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Aerosols

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11
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What is an example of the flammable and combustible liquids?

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Isopropyl alcohol

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12
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Flammable solids?

A

Oily rags

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13
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Oxidizer and organic peroxide

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Epoxy resins

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14
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Poisons and poison inhalation hazards

A

Nicotine

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15
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Radioactive

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Radioisotopes

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16
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Corrosive

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Sulfuric acid

17
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Miscellaneous dangerous goods

A

Lithium battery

18
Q

The MSDS is the first source of information when ___________.

A

Attempting to identify the hazardous nature of any material in the work place

19
Q

An MSDS is typically divided into how many sections?

A

16, number 7 is for PPE

20
Q

Only chemicals that ___________ are allowed for use.

A

Are issued and properly labeled

21
Q

In the event of a spill, ________.

A

Report it the spill to your immediate supervisor.

22
Q

What are red colored wipes used for?

A

Solvent products.

23
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What are blue colored wipes used for?

A

Petroleum, oil, lubrication products

24
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What are white wipes used for?

A

Alodine

25
Q

What if you used the wrong color wipe on a substance?

A

Place the wipe in a ziplock bag, and place the bag in the correct bin for the substance that was wiped up.

26
Q

How would you dispose of / store a battery?

A

Double wrapped in plastic bag
Palletized
Banded
Marked with date of initial accumulation

27
Q

What is typical marked with a warning label?

A

Anything which operation procedures, techniques, etc, that may result in personal injury or loss of life if not careful followed

28
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What typically has a caution label?

A

Operating procedures, techniques, etc, that may result in damage to equipment if not carefully followed.

29
Q

What is a Note?

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Operation procedures, techniques, etc, considered essential to emphasize

30
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What does the safety coding color RED mean?

A

Emergency shut down, firefighting, and containers of flammable liquids.

31
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What does the safety coding color YELLOW mean?

A

Paint striking, stumbling, and falling hazard

32
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What does the safety coding color ORANGE mean?

A

Cut, crush, burn or shack hazards on machine or equipment

33
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What does the safety coding color BLUE mean?

A

Switch and fuse boxes, control panels, off and on control boxes on machinery.

34
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What does the safety coding color GREEN mean?

A

First aid and safety equipment.

35
Q

How can you tell the difference between USCG compressed gas cylinders?

A

All compressed gas cylinders are color coded.

36
Q

Do not start servicing oxygen or fuel systems if:

A

Lightning advisory within 5nm, aircraft Rafa or HR radios are operating in transit mode within 300 feet, in a hanger, or at the same time as another aircraft.

37
Q

What are the speed limits around the hanger deck and aircraft?

A

5mph in vicinity of aircraft and hangers

10mph on runways, taxiways, parking areas, Ramos, and work areas

38
Q

What are Safety goggles are used for

A

To prevent chemicals, residue, and liquids from getting in your eye.

39
Q

What will automatically enroll you in the hearing conservation program?

A

Continuous or intermittent noise levels of 85 decibels for 30 days Or more per colander year.

40
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What is flash point?

A

Temperature of a substance at which the substance gives off enough vapors to form and ignitable mixture across the FACE OF THE LIQUID

41
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What is the fire point?

A

Lowest temperature of a substance at which its vapors can be ignited and will continue to burn. At this temperature, the VAPOR will ignite spontaneously in the air above the liquid.

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