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Hazmat Incident Commander
Chapter 10
Knowledge Check
1.
According to NFPA 11: Technical Standard on Low Expansion Foam and Combination Agents, what is the recommended application time for a flammable liquid spill fire?
10 minutes
15 minutes
65 minutes
30 minutes
2.
What danger is presented if a double shell cargo tank truck is breached, allowing product to flow into the shell interface?
No danger is presented.
Structural integrity of the container is weakened.
Product may react with shell interface materials.
None of the answers are correct.
3.
Which of the following Class B foam concentrates has fuel-shedding properties and is suitable for subsurface injection into bulk tanks containing hydrocarbons?
Fluoroprotein
Aqueous film-forming foam
Alcohol-resistant aqueous film-forming foam
Film-forming fluoroprotein foam
4.
___________ is the chemical process in which a liquid hazardous material interacts with, and adheres to, a solid sorbent surface.
Absorption
Adherence
Adsorption
Alignment
5.
24. What is the first priority of mitigating flame impingement on a storage tank?
Cooling
Transfer
Shielding
Freezing
6.
Firefighting foam concentrates should be selected based on the type and nature of the hazard to be protected and the type of:
fuel.
personnel.
location.
environment.
7.
Strategies are developed at the command level and are considered to be very:
broad.
detailed.
descriptive.
basic.
8.
What is the most common class of hazardous materials encountered by emergency responders?
Flammable solids
Flammable gases
Flammable liquids
Flammable dusts
9.
Areas with a single access point, confined or narrow walkways, and high angles of egress are known as:
hazardous atmospheres.
hazardous work areas.
limited access areas.
special access areas.
10.
Which of the following Class B foam concentrates is available in either 1%, 3%, or 6% concentrations?
Fluoroprotein
Aqueous film-forming foam
Alcohol-resistant aqueous film-forming foam
Film-forming fluoroprotein foam
11.
Which operational mode commits the incident commander’s resources to aggressive leak, spill, and fire control objectives?
Offensive
Defensive
Nonintervention
Tactical
12.
The ICS 208 form is also referred to as the:
site safety and control plan.
incident safety plan.
staging area plan.
incident control plan.
13.
According to OSHA, the majority of fatalities in confined spaces occur from all of the following EXCEPT:
asphyxiating atmospheres.
equipment problems.
physical hazards inside the confined space.
toxic atmospheres.
14.
Which of the following typically includes rupture disks and “Christmas tree” vents?
Piping and valve leaks
Splits, tears, and punctures
Pressure-relief devices
Dome-cover leaks
15.
Which of the following situations involving a flammable liquid emergency justifies nonintervention as a tactical option?
Sufficient water supply
Exposures in the area
Very little product remaining
Direct flame impingement
16.
Developing an effective plan of action requires the incident commander to draw upon past experiences, training, and:
internal wisdom.
common sense.
bystander advice.
situational awareness.
17.
Adopting _________ goals to manage the incident is one of the incident commander’s first priorities before intervening in an incident.
defensive
offensive
strategic
tactical
18.
Developing incident objectives, identification of an operational period, and conduction of a safety and operational briefing are all steps toward completing a(n) ________ plan.
incident safety
resource assignment
scene mitigation
site safety and control
19.
Which of the following operational modes involves taking no action other than isolating the area?
Offensive
Defensive
Nonintervention
Tactical
20.
In the last 50 years, over 70 fire fighters have been killed in the line of duty at incidents involving flammable __________ storage tank fires.
solids
liquids
vapors
dusts
21.
Which of the following involves uneven walking surfaces and sharp or jagged metal edges that could affect technical rescue operations at a hazardous materials incident?
Hazardous atmospheres
Hazardous work areas
Limited access areas
Specialized equipment
22.
Technical rescue incidents in hazardous atmospheres typically involve multiple combinations of flammability, toxicity, and:
uneven walking surfaces.
limited means of egress.
oxygen deficiency.
slippery surfaces.
23.
Specific objectives used by the incident commander to achieve strategic goals are known as:
assignments.
tasks.
tactics.
responsibilities.
24.
Dome clamps can typically be used to control dome cover leaks on which of the following trucks?
MC-306
MC-307
MC-312
MC-302
25.
Specific activities that accomplish a tactical objective are known as:
objective tasks.
response plans.
strategic goals.
operational tasks.
26.
Which of the following operational modes commits resources to less-aggressive objectives, such as diverting or diking a hazardous material?
Offensive
Defensive
Nonintervention
Tactical
27.
Which of the following are considered the most common leaks found on cargo tank trucks?
Piping and valve leaks
Splits, tears, and punctures
Pressure-relief device leaks
Dome-cover leaks
28.
Which type of Class B foam concentrate is compatible with simultaneous application of dry chemical extinguishing agents such as Purple K?
Fluoroprotein foam
Aqueous film-forming foam
Alcohol-resistant aqueous film-forming foam
Both fluoroprotein foam and aqueous film-forming foam
29.
Where should water streams be applied when cooling storage tanks involved in flame impingement?
Below the liquid level
At the ends of the container
Above the liquid level
At the liquid level
30.
How are piping and valve leaks on cargo tank trucks typically controlled?
By inserting a plug into the piping
By wrapping valves with plumbing tape
By either closing or tightening the valve packing
None of the answers are correct.
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