UN Specification Markings Quiz

What do the UN specification markings indicate on a hazardous material package?

What do the UN specification markings begin with?

What does the certification in UN specification markings signify?

What follows the 'UN' letters in the marking?

What does the number after the packaging group code represent in UN specification markings?

What must be marked on drums and jerricans intended for reuse or reconditioning according to UN specification markings?

Are units of measure required to be marked on the packaging according to UN specification markings?

What may be marked on the packaging for IBCs (Intermediate Bulk Containers) based on UN specification markings?

What type of training will equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to respond effectively in critical situations?

Which training will cover Evacuation Routes, Assembly Area protocols, and the procedure for Accounting for All Persons in their designated areas?

Which type of training ensures that the team is well-prepared to provide immediate assistance in medical emergencies?

Which training will address procedures for addressing fires, including those originating from wastebaskets or kitchens?

What action should be taken if there is a fire in the flammable storage areas?

What should be done once the order to evacuate has been given?

How many rescuers are required according to OSHA regulations for hazardous materials incidents?

What should rescuers avoid when attempting a rescue in hazardous materials incidents?

What should be done if there are victims to be cared for prior to the arrival of first responders?

What is the primary concern during a spill of hazardous materials?

What must everyone in the Bushnell Building do once the evacuation signal has been received?

In the event of a spill of hazardous materials, what should be done first?

What should be done if there are victims to be cared for prior to the arrival of first responders?

What should be used as insurance when entering a dangerous area during a rescue attempt?

What should rescuers avoid when attempting a rescue in hazardous materials incidents?

What will produce an audible alarm to persons in the facility, adjoining areas, and other businesses in the building?

What is the purpose of the annual Evacuation Plan Drill?

Who will provide the Hazard Communication (HazCom) Training for the Bushnell Warehouse Personnel?

What must the Emergency Coordinator assess upon notification of an incident?

When should the Emergency Coordinator report an incident to the National Response Center?

What action should the Emergency Coordinator take if there is a high degree of hazard at the scene of an accident involving hazardous materials?

Who must be notified if the Emergency Coordinator’s assessment indicates that evacuation of the facility is advisable?

What does the Emergency Coordinator need to consider while making an initial survey of the scene?

What should be posted by phones according to the Emergency Action Plan?

What should be done if there is no immediate emergency situation but someone in the building decides to give an evacuation alarm?

What is an example of an 'immediate emergency' situation according to the Emergency Action Plan?

What should the Emergency Coordinator do if there is a release, fire, or explosion within the facility that threatens human health or the environment outside the site?

What details should be emphasized if a person falls and an object is impaled?

For life-threatening injuries, what should qualified employees do?

What is the nearest Medical Center for the area in the text?

What must be done within 48 hours of an incident according to the text?

What are the potential penalties for failure to comply with federal reporting regulations according to the text?

What type of substance release requires immediate notification according to the text?

Who must immediately notify the National Response Center in case of a hazardous substance release?

'The intention of this section is not to intimidate but to underscore the necessity of prompt reporting.' What section is being referred to in the text?

'Remaining calm and thinking smart will contribute to an effective response.' This statement is mentioned in the text to emphasize what?

'Only perform medical assistance for which you have received proper training to avoid legal liabilities.' This statement in the text emphasizes what?

What is considered imperative for effective response in emergencies according to the text?

If not directly assisting, what should be done upon the arrival of the emergency crew?

What information must be included in a report to the National Response Center?

What action should be taken when calling 911 for a Hazmat incident?

What should be provided when calling 911 for a Hazmat incident at Bushnell Warehouse Corporation?

What is required in a written report to the Department of Health Services within fifteen days of an incident?

What should be documented in the facility operating record after an incident?

What information must be entered in Part H of the DOT Form 58001.1?

What is emphasized in the event of an object impaling a person?

What should be done for potentially life-threatening injuries?

What details should be provided to the 911 operator in case of an injury?

How should non-life threatening injuries be handled?

What should be followed after an employee is discharged following an incident?

What is obligatory under federal, state, and certain local laws in case of an accident?

What should be the first priority when responding to incidents involving hazardous materials?

Where can specific information on initial actions, isolation distances, and safety precautions be found in the ERG?

What should responders do to ensure the safety of themselves and the public based on the information provided in the ERG?

What does the Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) provide for hazardous materials along with their UN/NA numbers?

Where can responders find recommended isolation and protective action distances for hazardous materials in the ERG?

What should be used to contain a spill or leak of hazardous material based on guidance from the ERG?

Where can specific information on firefighting procedures and actions to control fire and explosion hazards be found in the ERG?

What should be followed to reduce the risk of ongoing exposure if individuals or equipment are contaminated according to the ERG?

What is recommended for identifying clean-up procedures specific to hazardous material according to the ERG?

What is crucial for effective responses to hazardous materials incidents according to the text?

What is listed in SARA Title III 'extremely hazardous substances' listed in Appendix C?

Where can responders find specific information on initial actions, isolation distances, and safety precautions according to the text?

What is required when there is a risk of exposure according to the text?

What is the first step to be taken in the event of a hazardous material spill?

When should the facility evacuation plan be activated for spills of material health or flammability ratings of 4 on the NFPA or EMIS systems?

What is the correct procedure for handling incidental spills of hazardous materials?

What action should be taken when working with flammable materials during a spill?

What should be done with uninvolved products during a spill of hazardous materials?

How should bases (alkalies) be handled during a spill?

What should be done with waste materials following a spill of hazardous materials?

What must be done if any hazardous material escapes the facility into the environment?

What is an important consideration when treating leaking containers during a spill?

How should flammables be treated during a spill to reduce the possibility of ignition?

What should be done with residues that cannot be reclaimed following a spill?