Firefighter Training S-130 (Hazardous Materials) – Complete Study Guide & Review

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You spot this potential HazMat scene and try to identify the materials present.

Identify THREE additional steps you need to take.

- Notify the IC.
- Control the scene and keep everyone out.
- Attack the fire.
- Approach the scene to identify other possible HazMats.
- Warn others in the immediate vicinity.
- Call animal control.


- Notify the IC.
- Control the scene and keep everyone out.
- Warn others in the immediate vicinity.


Match each section of the ERG with the appropriate content description.

- Hazardous material names listed alphabetically.
- Placards and colors.
- Identification numbers (UN/NA) listed consecutively.
- Evacuation distances.
- Hazards of an identified material.


- Hazardous material names listed alphabetically. (BLUE SECTION)

- Placards and colors. (WHITE PAGES)

- Identification numbers (UN/NA) listed consecutively. (YELLOW SECTION)

- Evacuation distances. (GREEN SECTION)

- Hazards of an identified material. (ORANGE SECTION)




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Identify THREE terms that are NOT part of the DECIDE process.

- Explain
- Choose
- Detect
- Do
- Examine
- Investigate


- Explain
- Examine
- Investigate


The acronym describing the series of proper decisions to make for reducing a
hazardous materials incident's potential harm is:

- HAZMAT
- GEBMO
- DECIDE
- OCMPSS


- DECIDE


Identify the most dangerous hazardous material detection clue to rely on.

- Container shapes.
- Occupancy and location.
- Your senses.
- Placards and labels.


- Your senses.




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