Hazardous Materials Training

UN/NA identification number, the name of the material, or a placard

Ignition sources a the scene of a hazardous materials spill include electronic device, static electricity from clothing, flashlights, and anything that produces a spark. A motor or engine can be an ignition source.

These types of explosives resemble dark brown rocks after exposure to the elements, and they often begin to decompose after such exposure as well.

One potential hazard in a school area is _

Moving supplies can be purchased at Lowes or The UPS Store. While Lowes specializes in home improvement, The UPS Store is primarily focused on moving items which would make them a better option for moving supplies.

B. During the first 30 minutes of an incident.

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• Class 1 - Explosives
• Class 2, Division 1 - Flammable gas
• Class 2, Division 2 - Non-flammable, non-toxic, non-poisonus gas
• Class 2, Division 3 - Poisonus gas
• Class 3 - Flammable Liquid - toluene
• Class 4, Division 1 - Flammable solid
• Class 4, Division 2 - Spontaneiously combustible material
• Class 4, Division 3 - Dangerous when wet material
• Class 5 - Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides
• Class 6, Division 1 - Poisonous - Arsenic
• Class 6, Division 2 - Infectious Agents - Anthrax
• Class 7 - Radioactive materials - Uranium hexafluoride
• Class 8 - Corrosives - Sulfuric acid
• Class 9 - Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials - Solid Caron Dioxide (Dry Ice)

The short answer is they are not grounded. You can hang from a line also and not be harmed, but don't try it as if you do it wrong you can be severely hurt or killed. So what does "they are not grounded" mean? Electric current flows from high voltage to low voltage. The power line is high voltage. The earth, or ground, is low voltage. Anything in contact with the earth is also at the same low voltage. That is why there are insulators between the lines and the poles. The higher voltage the lines, the bigger the insulators. You can see this for yourself by looking at a high voltage tower versus a typical wooden power poll. When the bird lands on the line, it is only in contact with the line. There is no path to the lower voltage ground for the electrical current to flow thorugh. No current flow means no harm to the bird. People get into to trouble with power lines because they are almost always in contact with the pole or the ground when they, or something they are holding, touch the line, which means the current flows through them to the lower voltage. Note that the lower voltage does not have to be zero volts. It just has to be lower than the high voltage for the current to flow. It is not the voltage that kills you. It is the combination of voltage and current. No current or low current, no harm. When you scoot your feet on the carpet on a dry day and touch the door knob, a spark jumps and you feel a small snap. Your skin is charged up to 10's of thousands of volts, but there is very little current flow, so no harm is done. Hope this helps.

Some products around the house that may be used to remove rust are as follows (Reference: Talking Dirty with the Queen of Clean by Linda Cobb): scouring powder (metal), lemon juice (washable fabrics), salt and lemon juice (fixtures), Tang Breakfast Drink or lemon Kool-Aid (toilet bowl), lemon Kool-Aid (concrete), Tang (dishwasher), lighter fluid - with caution -followed by liquid cleaner (stainless steel sinks), onion (utensils), aluminum foil (car chrome), paste of creme of tartar and lemon juice or hydrogen peroxide, rub with nylon sponge (Formica, plastic laminates), cleanser and raw potato (baking pans), sandwich bag in freezer (steel wool pad))

Which one of the following three hazards takes precedence?

-a toxic subatance (class 6.1 packing group i - dermal

-a flammabel liquid ( class 3 packing group ii)

- a corrosive substance ( class 8 liquid packing group ii)

Management of toxic metals is important for various reasons. Many metals have a long soil half-life, which means that their toxicity stays active for a long time. It also means that there is potential for cumulative effects of the metals if they are buried or dumped in the same site in quantity or over time. As some metals have been proven to have detrimental impacts on animal and human health, it is imperative that they are disposed of in such a way to impose minimum risk.

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The field of hazardous materials systems technology involves substances that are toxic, ignitable, corrosive or reactive. Hazardous materials technicians deal with asbestos, lead, fuel, radioactive waste and polluted soil, among other substances

Recycling is important because of the need to preserve natural resources. The more recycling, the less new resources are used. An organizational procedure for recycling and disposal of hazardous materials is to have a community center dedicated to recycling.

The bill of lading is the title of shipping papers use by what more of transportation.

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dont know when they stopped putting lead INTO paint but the use of lead paint in homes was banned in 1978

The responsible party is the courier, or the owner of the Hazardous Materials. EMA and Fire Departments may HELP or ASSIST in the mitigation if threats. But recovery and cleanup is the sole responsibility of the courier of the product (If the material was in transit during spill or release) or the OWNER of the product (If it was a static spill or release)

Fuses do not provide protection against ground faults. Protection against a ground fault can be provided by breakers. If a fuse blows, it has to be replaced. If a breaker is tripped to off due to a surge in electrical current, the breaker can be reset.

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