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The person responsible for having the shipping papers on a ship carrying hazardous cargo is the

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Captain

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Identify the 2 actions that should be taken when a hazardous material has been identified

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The actions to be taken when a hazardous material is identified are different depending on what the situaiton is. The actions for a spill, for example are very different that for identificaiton of a hazardous material in a fire.

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Evacuation may require you to do

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Find a building where all doors and windows can be shut tightly.

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Matt Boone needs to identify the hazardous material at an incident he knows he is dealing with a single material leaking from an unknown department of transportation vehicle unfortunately neither

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A. Look in the Guide 111 in the orange section of the ERG

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What types of hazard information might you find in the green section of the ERG

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the initial isolation perimeter

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What can NOT be found in the Emergency Response area of the orange guide pages in the ERG

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Recommended types of clothing and protection

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Terrorist incidents characterized by the rapid onset of medical symptoms and easily observed signatures are

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Chemical

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What are personal safety considerations to evaluate when responding to an incident where criminal or terrorist activity is suspected except

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the smell emanating from the scene.

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One main hazard from a BLEVE isare

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projectiles

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All of the following may be sensory clues that you can use to recongize presence of hazardous material except

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looking in the health hazard selection of the SDS

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The person responsible for having the shipping papers on a ship carrying hazardous cargo is the

Captain

Identify the 2 actions that should be taken when a hazardous material has been identified

Evacuation may require you to do

Find a building where all doors and windows can be shut tightly.

Matt Boone needs to identify the hazardous material at an incident he knows he is dealing with a single material leaking from an unknown department of transportation vehicle unfortunately neither

A. Look in the Guide 111 in the orange section of the ERG

What types of hazard information might you find in the green section of the ERG

the initial isolation perimeter

What can NOT be found in the Emergency Response area of the orange guide pages in the ERG

Recommended types of clothing and protection

Terrorist incidents characterized by the rapid onset of medical symptoms and easily observed signatures are

Chemical

What are personal safety considerations to evaluate when responding to an incident where criminal or terrorist activity is suspected except

the smell emanating from the scene.

One main hazard from a BLEVE isare

projectiles

All of the following may be sensory clues that you can use to recongize presence of hazardous material except

looking in the health hazard selection of the SDS

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