Misc Flashcards
What is the environmental impact statement?
NEPA National Environmental Policy Act
What is referred to as the Cradle to the Grave act?
The safe Drinking Water Act sdwa
What is referred to as the Superfund law?
The comprehensive environmental response, compensation and liability Act
CERCLA
What is the act that involves National ambient air quality standards?
Clean Air Act CAA
What is the community right to know?
SARA superfund amendments and reauthorization act
What do the colors mean on the Fire diamond?
Blue is Health hazards, yellow is instability and reactivity, red is flammability and white is special information including any unusual reactivity with water
Who enforces the(HMTA) Hazmat materials transportation act?
Department of Transportation
How often is the North American Emergency Response Guidebook revised?
Every four years
What is the white section in North American emergency resource guide book?
This section shares general information on placards, rail cars, pipelines, and trailer identification. It also breaks down the classification of all hazardous materials
What is the yellow section in the North American emergency resource guidebook?
The yellow section helps you identify the specific chemicals that are part of the incident. Each hazardous material has a 4-digit United Nations (UN) number
What is the blue section in the North American emergency resource guide book?
The blue section identifies chemicals in alphabetical order
, what is the orange section of the North American emergency resource guide book?
Once you gather information from the previous sections, you’ll refer to this orange section to understand how to deal with the particular chemical. This section includes information about personal protective equipment (PPE), evacuation procedures, first aid, and spill and fire control measures
What is the green section in the North American emergency resource guide book?
: This section contains information regarding inhalation hazards and water reactivity for small and large spills.
What are engineering controls?
Ways to change work policies and processes to make them safer
What are administrative controls?
They are used when engineering controls can’t eliminate hazards
What is the highest level of protection for hazmat suit?
Level A is a highest level of protection with SCBA or positive pressure respirator
What is the lowest level of protection for HazMat suit?
Level D has the lowest level of protection which is for post decon
How much protection does a level B hazmat suit provide?
It has the highest level of respiratory protection but less skin protection
How much protection does a level C hazmat suit provide?
Lower respiratory and skin protection then level be it’s a good for radiation but not chemicals
What does the number tell you on a respirator filter?
The number is the ability to remove the most penetrating particle size and worst-case testing. 95 means filters out 95% of the contaminant
What are the respirator filter classifications?
N- not resistant to oil
R- somewhat resistant to oil
P- strongly resistant to oil or oil proof
Air bags in cars inflate at a collision force equal to?
Running into a brick wall at 10 to 14 miles per hour
Car fires above what temperature will cause undeployed airbags to inflate?
300°
Airbag inflation system contains sodium azide(Nan3) it is designed to react with the potassium nitrate to produce what?
Nitrogen gas KNo3