JBL Hazardous Materials Practice Test

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• Which of the following rail cars would be classified as non-pressurized?
• Which group benefits most from the NFPA 704 marking system?
• A road trailer containing multiple pressure vessels into a single unit is called
• Shipping papers for rail transport are called.
• Which radiation particle is pure energy waves?
• Which product control method utilizes material that the hazardous material will cling to the outer edges of, but will not soak in?
• NFPA 704 is designed for which group?
• Hazmat Level 2 incidents may require assistance from which assets?
• DOT packing group 1 represents the
• Permeation is defined as:
• In the DOT ERG, which color section would you use to locate a chemical name if you know the UN ID number?
• A carboy is typically made of glass, plastic, or steel and holds how many gallons?
• Diking is defined as?
• Which of the following is one level higher than a standard work uniform?
• HMIS system is designed for which group?
• Which radiation particle has no mass?
• Which statement about dilution is true?
• Which document should you consult to ensure PPE compatibility when selecting gear?
• Which container code describes an egg-shaped container?
• What is the typical carboy capacity?
• Which cooling system utilizes chilled packs in a vest-like garment to reduce the core temperature of the wearer?
• Chemical protective clothing can fail through which modes?
• What container has a working pressure of 24.5 psi to 100 psi?
• Penetration is defined as:
• What does the I in the SIN acronym stand for?
• Container 12 is used for acids or bases and has which shape?
• Container 06 is shaped how?
• Dry bulk containers are shaped how?
• Excepted radiation packaging is described as:
• Which type of road trailer carries cryogenic materials and commonly has "puffs" of vapors releasing
• Vapor suppression is achieved by which method?
• What is the maximum volume for a non bulk shipment?
• Industrial radiation packaging is described as:
• Which DOT hazard class is associated with radioactivity?
• What is the acceptable pressure range for IM-102 intermodal containers (IMO Type 2)?
• This round container is generally V-Shaped and carries dry goods. What is it commonly called?
• Which foam type is recommended for ethanol or alcohol-based liquids?
• What is the PRIMARY use of the NFPA 704 marking system?
• The material that remains after a process of manufacturing activity has used a material is called.
• Retention is defined as?
• Which term describes a container used for bulk liquids, typically greater than 119 gallons?
• What container is 8 feet long and 3 feet wide and typically contains products like chlorine?
• What type of foam is best for ethanol or alcohol based liquids?
• Which level of protective equipment is described as Level A: air tight, vapor resistant garment; highest protection; requires assistance to don and doff?
• ________ is a barrier created in a waterway or depression
• Safety Data Sheets provide which of the following types of information?
• What level of hazardous materials incident presents the lowest level of threat to the public and responders?
• Excepted packaging is described as:
• Dry bulk containers are shaped as which?
• Which statement best describes the primary difference between level B and level C chemical protective garments?
• Reacting monomers in a chain reaction is called?
• This cargo container has a round or horseshoe-shaped tank and may be insulated. Which designation is this container?
• CANUTEC is a Canadian chemical hotline.
• Container 38 is designed for cryogenic service; where is the control housing located?
• What term describes the act of keeping a hazardous material from spreading to an unwanted location?
• Which intermodal type has the pressure range 100 to 600 PSI?
• Which document is commonly used to convey hazardous material information for rail shipments?
• What is a major benefit of utilizing the incident command system during the hazardous materials incidents
• Type B packaging is designed to withstand what?
• Where is the emergency shut off located on an MC 331 cargo tank?
• A ton container is about 8 feet long and 3 feet in diameter and holds 2000 pounds of what type of substance?
• Which packaging is described as used for low-level radiation shipments with an inner vessel of glass, plastics or metal and an outer container of plastic, rubber or vermiculite?
• Low pressure rail is less than
• What type of road trailer contains multiple pressure vessels attached together
• Which PPE level provides a splash resistant garment with SCBA bottle?
• The EVADE acronym is used in describing what type of hazard?
• Which type of foam will not dissolve in polar solvents?
• Which term describes the chemical process by which small units join to form long chain molecules?
• Which scenario best illustrates Hazmat Level 2?
• Type A packaging is described as:
• High temperature protective clothing (proximity suits) provides protection against which hazard?
• Botulism is considered to be ______, meaning that it is capable of causing illness by introducing pathogens into the host.
• Which DOT hazard class is assigned to radioactive materials?
• Alcohol resistant foam is used for liquids such as
• Which term describes the material left after a manufacturing process that is considered a waste?
• Which statement is true about Type A packaging as described?
• The phase change cooling system is used to achieve what primary effect for the wearer?
• High expansion foam use for volume is applicable to which location?
• Type B packaging is described as:
• Emergency shut offs for containers are located at which locations?
• DOT hazard class 2 corresponds to:
• Which container holds more than 119 gallons of liquid product?
• Which DOT hazard class corresponds to poison or toxic materials?
• SETIQ is Mexican chemical hotline.
• The Incident Command System is scalable and can be expanded or contracted based on incident size
• What does the RED diamond of the NFPA 704 marking system indicate?
• What is the term for hazardous materials under the UN model?
• Which topics are typically included in Safety Data Sheets?
• What type of container typically has a box like frame attached for moving and transport?
• In hazmat response, what does SIN stand for?
• Railroad boxcars are categorized as
• Which description correctly identifies a dry bulk cargo tank?
• Which product control method can only be used after the identity and chemical properties of the product are known?
• In an MC 331 cargo tank, the emergency shut off is located at which position?
• Aqueous film forming foam is used for?
• Which statement best describes the use of a ton container in hazmat logistics?
• Hazmat Level 1 incidents are typically handled at which level?
• Which packaging type is used for small quantities of higher levels of radiation and uses an outer container with an inner container?
• Which DOT hazard class includes oxidizers or organic peroxides?
• Which statement about Y-Ton cylinders is true?
• Which PPE level is described as a splash resistant garment with APR cannister?
• The non bulk designation applies to containers with capacity of less than how many gallons?
• Industrial packaging is described as:
• Which DOT hazard class is defined as Flammable solids?
• Which body parts are most susceptible to heat and cold injuries?
• DOT placards are located where?
• Which term describes the ability of protective clothing to resist chemical attack but may fail due to mechanical wear or aging?
• DOT placards are located on which part of the transport configuration?
• High expansion foam is used for
• Which chemicals are typically stored in a Y-Ton cylinder?
• Which container type is round, horseshoe-shaped and may be insulated, used for hazardous liquids?
• Which intermodal container type is classified as CRYOGENIC?
• Container 31 describes which feature?
• Absorption in product control is performed by?
• Which of the following correctly describes the Level 3 hazmat incident?
• Which action does not fit the expectations of people operating at the awareness level?
• Which type of foam is occasionally referred to as dry foam and is utilized when large volumes of foam are required?
• The EVADE acronym in hazmat response is used for which type of devices?
• Alcohol resistant foam is designed to resist dissolution in which solvents?
• What type of rail car is referred to as "SPECIAL USE"
• Which container designed for chlorine is approximately eight feet long and three feet wide?
• What container is typically a smaller diameter and has reinforcement rings around the sides?
• Which system is designed primarily for workers and communicates hazards in the workplace?
• SETIQ serves which country?
• What does a ton container hold?
• DOT packing groups: which number indicates the highest danger?
• Which statement best describes a use case for proximity suits?
• Which DOT hazard class is designated as miscellaneous (everything else)?
• Which foam is designed for large volumes and is sometimes called dry foam?
• Chemtrec is?
• Which container is designed primarily for moving and transport, often with a box-like frame?
• What numbers are located on an NFPA 704 marking system?
• Dilution can only be used when
• Alcohol resistant foam is specifically used for which group of liquids?
• In the DOT ERG, which color section is used to locate chemical names by UN ID?
• Vapor dispersion involves which action?
• This type of packaging for low level shipments of radiation is characterized by an inner vessel of glass, plastics or metal and an outer container of plastic, rubber or vermiculite.
• Level D protective equipment is best described as?
• DOT packing groups: which number indicates the lowest danger?
• What type of rail tank car typically operates @ less than 25 psi
• Damming, diking, diversion and vapor dispersion are forms of which mitigation process?
• Degradation is defined as:
• A disease like small pox or the plague is described as
• How does gamma radiation differ from alpha radiation?
• Which container is described as 8 feet long and 3 feet in diameter, capable of holding about 2000 pounds of compressed, liquified gas?
• Which DOT hazard class covers poison or toxic materials?
• DOT hazard class 1 corresponds to:
• Which DOT hazard class is described as corrosives (acid or base)?
• Aqueous film forming foam is used for?
• Which statement about smallpox is true?
• Which technique requires being very close to the product?
• A barrier created on a roadway, sidewalk, or floor is best described as a
• Which container code is cryogenic service?
• A Y-Ton cylinder is used to store chemicals such as which substances?
• Which intermodal type corresponds to SPEC 51?
• Which action is NOT appropriate for awareness-level responders during a hazardous materials incident?
• What is the difference between level "b" and level "c" chemical protective garments
• What term describes collecting spilled product in a less hazardous area?
• Which DOT hazard class is corrosives (acid or base)?
• Pressure rail is over
• SPEC 51 intermodal containers (IMO Type 5) have what pressure range?
• Which PPE level uses a splash resistant garment with APR cannister?
• Which DOT hazard class corresponds to flammable liquids?
• What is the difference between alpha radiation and beta radiation?
• Which statement about Level D protective equipment is accurate according to the provided descriptions?
• What is the acceptable pressure range for IM-101 intermodal containers (IMO Type 1)?
• How many Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are there?
• Type A packaging inner container materials are:
• Which level of hazmat incident requires federal assistance?
• Damming is defined as?
• What container is commonly constructed of plastic and surrounded by a metal outer frame?
• Diversion is defined as?
• NFPA 704 is designed for first responders with color-coded hazard rating.
• What should be used when selecting the right PPR?
• Which term best describes a barrier created on a roadway, sidewalk, or floor?
• Describe vapor dispersion.
• Container 07 is shaped how?
• IMO TYPE 7 containers are classified as which cargo type?