S130 MODULE 10-11 (12?) EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+

S130 MODULE 10-11 (12?) EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ Always suspect the presence of HazMats in Correct Answer: Residences, farms and ranches When you encounter unidentified HazMat Correct Answer: Attempt to identify w/ placards/labels, isolate scene/deny entry until relieved by trained specialists, warn others in immediate vicinity, notify IC so that trained specialists can be sent in ERG Correct Answer: Emergency response guidebook, has info on identifying and dealing with hazardous materials ERG white, yellow and blue pages Correct Answer: Table of placards, material identification numbers (UN/NAs), alphabetical list of materials you may encounter ERG orange and green pages 2 Correct Answer: Hazards/public safety specific to each material, evacuation distances/materials that produce toxic gas when in contact with water Three U's (where to approach a HazMat incident from) Correct Answer: Upwind, upslope, upstream DECIDE process Correct Answer: Detect, estimate, choose, identify, do, evaluate DECIDE detect Correct Answer: Detect HazMats by looking out for occupancy/location, container shapes, markings/colors, placards/labels, shipping papers, directly detectible materials (smell, hearing or sight) DECIDE estimate Correct Answer: Estimate the likely harm the material could cause w/out intervention, determining how the material will behave and how big of a problem it could become DECIDE choose Correct Answer: Only response objectives to choose from are stay away, notify authorities, or keep others away DECIDE identif