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Hazmat Incident Commander
Chapter 5
Knowledge Check
1.
Of the functions described in the Eight Step Process©, which one is considered to be the most critical function that public safety personnel perform?
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Implement response objectives
Select personal protective clothing and equipment
Information management and resource coordination
2.
Which of the following is best described as responders controlling or mitigating the emergency remote from the area of highest risk?
Defensive tactics
Offensive tactics
Nonintervention tactics
Strategic tactics
3.
The Eight Step Process© should be viewed as a flexible guideline, not as a:
standard procedure.
rigid rule.
rule of engagement.
micromanaged incident.
4.
Following the information management and resource coordination step, which would be next in the Eight Step Process©?
Decontamination and clean-up operations
Implement response objectives
Select personal protective clothing and equipment
Identify the problem
5.
Which objective within the Eight Step Process seeks to ensure that all emergency response personnel have the appropriate level of personal protective clothing and equipment for the expected tasks?
Select personal protective clothing and equipment
Information management and resource coordination
Implement response objectives
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
6.
Which goal of the Eight Step Process© provides for the timely and effective management, coordination, and dissemination of all pertinent data, information, and resources among all of the players?
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Implement response objectives
Information management and resource coordination
Decontamination and clean-up operations
7.
Which step in the Eight Step Process© is considered a critical benchmark in the overall success of the response and is the foundation on which all subsequent response functions, strategies, and tactics are built?
Information management and resource coordination
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Site management and control
Identify the problem
8.
The ability of emergency responders initially to size up and assess the clues that hazardous materials may be involved starts with the quantity and quality of information received from:
the Internet.
dispatch.
law enforcement.
witnesses.
9.
The Eight Step Process© is widely used throughout the country by governmental and private sector hazardous materials response teams for the _______ management of hazardous materials emergencies.
overall
strategic
tactical
functional
10.
If the incident has entered the post-emergency phase, the focus of the response personnel will switch to all of the following EXCEPT:
clean-up.
evidence preservation.
material disposal.
scene safety.
11.
Common strategies to protect people and stabilize the problem are typically implemented by all of the following EXCEPT:
fire units.
EMS units.
hazmat units.
rescue units.
12.
Wearing any type and level of impermeable protecting clothing creates the potential for which type of injury?
Burns
Puncture
Heat stress
Psychological stress
13.
Which of the following best describes the goal of the site management and control function of the Eight Step Process©?
Establish the playing field so that all subsequent response operations can be implemented safely and effectively.
Identify the scope and nature of the problem, including the type.
Initiate command so that any subsequent commander understands the objectives.
Assess the hazards present, evaluate the level of risk, and establish an IAP.
14.
Which of the following is NOT an item on the checklist for the site management and control step of the Eight Step Process©?
Establish command of the incident.
Establish a staging area.
Establish an isolation perimeter.
Establish entry downwind.
15.
Experience has shown that the critical success factors in the first hour of a hazmat response will typically include all of the following EXCEPT the ability:
to establish command and control in a timely manner.
of responders to recognize the “clues” that indicate the incident may involve hazardous materials.
of responders to quickly gain control of the incident scene and separate bystanders from the problem.
of responders to be dispatched in a timely manner reducing time to control the problem.
16.
Which of the following is one of the primary types of protective clothing commonly used at a hazardous materials incident?
Tactical clothing
EMS coveralls
Wildland firefighting clothing
Chemical protective clothing
17.
Responders should remember that even when the hazardous substances have been initially identified, the information should always be:
certified.
identified.
credentialed.
verified.
18.
Which of the following is best described as responders controlling or mitigating the emergency from within the area of high risk?
Defensive tactics
Offensive tactics
Nonintervention tactics
Strategic tactics
19.
What is the step that takes place before terminating the incident in the Eight Step Process©?
Implement response options
Identify the problem
Decontamination and clean-up operations
Select personal protective clothing and equipment
20.
Which step involves managing and securing the physical layout of the incident?
Site management and control
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Identify the problem
Information management and resource coordination
21.
When evaluating the use of specialized protective clothing, which of the following is NOT one of the factors for consideration?
Cost of clothing
Hazard to be encountered
Tasks to be performed
Capabilities of the individual
22.
Ensuring the incident priorities are accomplished in a safe, timely, and effective manner is the goal for which part of the Eight Step Process©?
Site management and control
Implement response objectives
Information management and resource coordination
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
23.
Of the eight functions within the Eight Step Process©, which is the first step?
Site management and control
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Identify the problem
Information management and resource coordination
24.
During the “identify the problem” step of the Eight Step Process©, what will the incident commander gather from offensive or defensive reconnaissance of the situation?
Equipment
Intelligence
Manpower
Assistance
25.
Personnel not directly involved in the overall command and control of the incident should be removed from which area?
Decontamination
Staging
ICP
JIC
26.
Which of the following is best described as the pursuit of a passive attack until the arrival of additional personnel or equipment, or allowing the fire to burn itself out?
Defensive tactics
Offensive tactics
Nonintervention tactics
Strategic tactics
27.
Which of the following is NOT part of the information management and risk evaluation goals of the Eight Step Process©?
Media interpretation of data
Proper management of data
Coordination of data
Dissemination of data
28.
In which phase of the Eight Step Process© do emergency responders implement the best available strategic goals and tactical objectives that will produce the most favorable outcome?
Information management and resource coordination
Implement response objectives
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Identification of the problem
29.
The following best describes the goal of which function of the Eight Step Process©: “Assess the hazards present, evaluate the level of risk, and establish an incident action plan to make the problem go away”?
Identify the problem
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Implement the response objectives
Site management and control
30.
Identifying the scope and nature of the problem such as type of container and exposures and recognition, identification, and verification of the hazardous material or weapon of mass destruction involved is a description of which function/step of the Eight Step Process?
Hazard assessment and risk evaluation
Information management and resource coordination
Identify the problem
Implement response objectives
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