AMPP C3 EXAMINATION SET 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS GRADED A+
● arsenic. Answer: Alloying agent found in steel grit and coal slag.
● 90 ppm lead. Answer: maximum amount of lead allowed in
residential paint and other materials under consumer product safety act.
● lead ( other metals). Answer: corrosive inhibitive used as pigments
● CFR. Answer: code of federal regulations
● EPA Penalties. Answer: cost more and are based on days of non
compliance
● OSHA Levels of Violation. Answer: 1.Other than serious 2. serious
3.repeated 4.willful
● EPA Levels of violation. Answer: 1.civil liability 2.criminal liability
● Notice of violation posting. Answer: 1. near violation 2.posted for 3
days
, ● EPA Programs. Answer: Programs for Air , Water and Waste in ALL
states. (some cities)
● OSHA Programs. Answer: Worker protection programs in 23 states
● Duty of Care. Answer: Conduct ourselves as a reasonable personto
avoid accidents and injuries.
● Breach of Care. Answer: Failing to act with reasonable care or
NEGLIGENCE.
● Competent Person. Answer: Represents firm onsite, able to perform
various lead safety tasks and inspections.
● Consultant. Answer: Held to highest standards
● NAAQS. Answer: National Ambient Air Quality Standards
● RCRA. Answer: Resource Conservation Recovery Act
● CERCLA. Answer: Superfund, SARA. Used for clean contaminated
land
QUESTIONS GRADED A+
● arsenic. Answer: Alloying agent found in steel grit and coal slag.
● 90 ppm lead. Answer: maximum amount of lead allowed in
residential paint and other materials under consumer product safety act.
● lead ( other metals). Answer: corrosive inhibitive used as pigments
● CFR. Answer: code of federal regulations
● EPA Penalties. Answer: cost more and are based on days of non
compliance
● OSHA Levels of Violation. Answer: 1.Other than serious 2. serious
3.repeated 4.willful
● EPA Levels of violation. Answer: 1.civil liability 2.criminal liability
● Notice of violation posting. Answer: 1. near violation 2.posted for 3
days
, ● EPA Programs. Answer: Programs for Air , Water and Waste in ALL
states. (some cities)
● OSHA Programs. Answer: Worker protection programs in 23 states
● Duty of Care. Answer: Conduct ourselves as a reasonable personto
avoid accidents and injuries.
● Breach of Care. Answer: Failing to act with reasonable care or
NEGLIGENCE.
● Competent Person. Answer: Represents firm onsite, able to perform
various lead safety tasks and inspections.
● Consultant. Answer: Held to highest standards
● NAAQS. Answer: National Ambient Air Quality Standards
● RCRA. Answer: Resource Conservation Recovery Act
● CERCLA. Answer: Superfund, SARA. Used for clean contaminated
land
