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Hazmat Incident Commander
Chapter 4
Knowledge Check
1.
What term represents the minimum accepted level of hazardous materials emergency service that should be provided regardless of location or situation?
Duty to act
Standard of care
Due regard
Feasible action
2.
Which NFPA protective clothing and equipment standard covers protective ensembles for first responders to chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear terrorism incidents?
1991
1992
1993
1994
3.
Within the National Incident Management System incident typing system, which type of incident is considered a significant event with national-level impact?
Type 1
Type 2
Type 4
Type 5
4.
In addition to federal incident reporting requirements, there may be several state and local government requirements for reporting spills. The responsibility to meet these requirements falls upon the:
clean-up contractor.
facility owner.
incident commander.
truck driver.
5.
A hazmat response team is an organized group of trained response personnel that operates under an emergency response plan and applicable:
laws.
regulations.
standard operating procedures.
reporting procedures.
6.
What does the OSHA General Duty Clause cover?
Specific response activities of emergency responders
Specific incident command functions on emergency incidents
Areas of occupational safety and health not covered by a specific OSHA regulation
Areas of incident safety and health not covered by a specific NFPA standard
7.
The National Incident Management System categorizes incidents into _____different types based on the scope, impact, and resource requirements.
three
four
five
six
8.
Which hazardous materials are covered in NFPA 30?
Flammable gases
Flammable solids
Compressed gases
Flammable liquids
9.
Which element of the hazardous materials management system involves restoring a facility or getting the community back to normal as soon as possible?
Clean-up and recovery
Planning and preparedness
Prevention
Response
10.
Containers that are designed and constructed for transportation of hazardous materials must meet performance regulations established by which government agency?
Department of Defense
Department of Transportation
Department of Homeland Security
Department of Energy
11.
Hazmat response teams typically function as a group or _______ within the Incident Command System.
section
branch
division
sector
12.
Documents related to emergency operations planning that support the overall emergency preparedness process could include all of the following EXCEPT:
field operations guides.
standard operating procedures.
preincident plans.
textbooks.
13.
Within the Incident Command System, the hazmat response team is under the control of a hazardous materials officer, who functions as a hazmat:
section supervisor.
division supervisor.
group supervisor.
sector supervisor.
14.
A recent addition to the voluntary consensus standards, NFPA ____ applies to the storage, use, and handling of hazardous materials in all occupancies and facilities.
400
472
475
500
15.
What term represents the minimum accepted level of hazardous materials emergency service that should be provided regardless of location or situation?
Duty to act
Standard of care
Due regard
Feasible action
16.
Of the following statements, which is NOT true when determining whether you are meeting the “standard of care”?
Our operations must be legal and within the requirements of the law.
Our actions and decisions must be consistent with voluntary consensus standards and recommended practices.
Our actions and decisions to control a problem should have a flexible foundation.
Our actions and decisions must be ethical.
17.
The first and most critical element of the hazardous materials management system is the:
response.
recovery.
prevention.
planning.
18.
Which NFPA protective clothing and equipment standard covers protective ensembles for first responders to chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear terrorism incidents?
1991
1992
1993
1994
19.
Which of the following components of a hazards analysis identifies areas that may be affected or exposed and which facilities, property, or environment may be susceptible to damage should a hazmat release occur?
Emergency response resources evaluation
Hazards identification
Risk analysis
Vulnerability analysis
20.
Planning is a process used to manage:
people.
resources.
risk.
data.
21.
Within the National Incident Management System incident typing system, the overwhelming majority of hazardous materials incidents handled at the local level are:
Types 1 and 2.
Types 2 and 5.
Types 3 and 4.
Types 4 and 5.
22.
Which of the following is NOT a federal regulation pertaining to reporting requirements of a hazardous materials incident?
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act
NFPA 1910
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act
23.
A hazards analysis should be conducted for every location designated as having a(n) _____ probability for a hazmat incident.
extremely low or low
low or moderate
moderate or high
high or extremely high
24.
Which of the following components of a hazards analysis provides specific information on situations that have the potential for causing injury to life or damage to property and the environment?
Emergency response resources evaluation
Hazards identification
Risk analysis
Vulnerability analysis
25.
Which of the following components of a hazards analysis is based upon the potential risks and considers emergency response resource requirements?
Emergency response resources evaluation
Hazards identification
Risk analysis
Vulnerability analysis
26.
What is the primary responsibility of emergency responders during clean-up and recovery operations?
Ensuring appropriate environmental safeguards are in place
Verifying qualifications of clean-up personnel
Ensuring the safe and effective transfer of command to the agency responsible for post-emergency response operations
Prioritizing areas needing decontamination
27.
How many hours of initial training at the operations level does the Occupational Safety and Health Administration require for the hazmat technician?
12
24
36
48
28.
Which hazardous materials are covered in NFPA 58?
Compressed gases
Liquefied petroleum gases
Cryogenic gases
Corrosive gases
29.
Which of the following components of a hazards analysis is a judgment of incident probability and severity based upon the previous incident history, local experience, and the best available hazard and technological information?
Emergency response resources evaluation
Hazards identification
Risk analysis
Vulnerability analysis
30.
The first of four key elements in a hazardous materials management systems approach is:
clean-up and recovery.
planning and preparedness.
prevention.
response.
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