HazMat 3

When there is a hazardous material emergency, you must?

Take the shipping documents and get help immediately
Take the proper steps to protect you and people
Extend the material as wide as possible to reduce its effect
Clear the area

When filling a vehicle with signs, someone should always be?

On the knob that controls the flow of fuel
Within 10 feet of the bump with a fire extinguisher
In the emergency power shutter
All of the above

If an X or an RQ is in the HM column of a shipping paper entry, the?

Entry refers to the materials that must be top loaded
Material listed on that line is the largest part of the shipment
Shipment is regulated by Hazardous Materials Regulations
The material on that line is the bulk of the shipment

You are behind the wheel of a truck transporting a shipment of hazardous material. The shipping documents must be in a bag at the driver’s door or at?

Clear vision at your fingertips.
The glove compartment of the truck.
A box under the driver's seat.
At the driver's door

Are the other two places where the hazardous material identification number should appear?

On a temporary license plate holder and on the steering wheel
In the back of the truck and inside the glove compartment.
In all bulk packaging and cargo tanks.
All of the above

Is the identification number of a hazardous material determined by?

The receptor.
Driver
the shipper
The sender

Corrosive liquids should never be loaded next to or above

Class A explosives.
Flammable solids
All of the above
Flammable liquids

You must not transport substances that are “Prohibited”. In which column of the Hazardous Materials Table should you look to determine if a material that has been delivered to you by a shipper is prohibited?

Column 1, “+/ A/ W”
Column 3, “Hazard class”
Column 3a, “Identification number”
Column 4, “Label( s) required”

In addition to the hazard class of the material, what else determines which posters to use?

The cost of the material.
The distance you are traveling.
The weight of your vehicle.
The amount of material that is sent

Why should the sender sign the shipping document?

Certify that you accept liability for an accident.
Certify that you have prepared the shipment in accordance with the regulations.
To certify that all the shipment is present and counted before the carrier accepts it
All of the above

You can not park a vehicle that transports hazardous materials within?

400 feet of an open fire
500 feet of an open fire
300 feet of an open fire
200 feet of an open fire

If a shipment contains hazardous materials requiring placards, who is responsible for placarding the vehicle?

The shipper
The carrier
The driver
All of the above

Can not park a vehicle with explosives within ____ feet of an open fire?

300
100
200
400

Besides the material’s hazard class, what else determines which placards you must use?

The cost of the material
The distance you are traveling
The amount of material being shipped
All of the above

If you are transporting hazardous cargo, what is an acceptable place to keep the shipping papers?

In a pouch in the driver’s door
Anywhere within reach and within view
All of the above
In the driver's seat

In order to determine which placards you must use for a particular hazardous material, which column of the Hazardous Materials Table should you check?

Column 2, “Hazard materials descriptions and proper shipping names“
Column 3, “Hazard class”
Column 3a, “Identification number”
All of the above

You are transporting Class B explosives and your vehicle breaks down. What should you use to ask for help?

Fusees
Yellow electric lights
Reflective triangles
Flares

You have had an accident while transporting hazardous materials. In which of the following circumstances must you or your employer phone the National Response Center?

A person is killed as a result of the accident
A person suffers a minor injury as a result of the crash and is treated at the scene.
Estimated property damage of $10,000 occurs as a result of the accident
All of the above

If your vehicle has signs, should you stop _______ feet before the nearest railroad at a railroad crossing?

10 to 35
5 to 20
15 to 50
20 to 70

With most hazardous materials, you can park 5 feet off the road briefly if your work requires it, materials that are exceptional and do not allow parking near the highway are?

ORM CDME
Acids and poisons
Explosives 1.1, and 1.2
All of the above

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