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GCAP Operator 1 EXAM LATEST VERSION WITH
ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
SOLUTIONS JUST RELEASED

Question: PEL (Permissible Exposure Limit) for Ammonia, set forth by OSHA, is how many PPM?


A) 10 PPM


B) 50 PPM


C) 300 PPM


D) 1,000 PPM - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔B) 50 PPM




Question: T or F?


PEL for Ammonia tells an operator that they must put on an Ammonia rated respirator with

cartridges if they wanted to stay in that atmosphere. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔True




Question: IDLH (Immediately Dangerous To Life And Health) for Ammonia, set forth by OSHA, is

how many PPM?


A) 10 PPM

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B) 50 PPM


C) 300 PPM


D) 1,000 PPM - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔C) 300 PPM




Question: LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) starts around what percentage? - CORRECT

ANSWER✔✔15%




Question: UEL (Upper Explosive Limit) ends around what percentage? - CORRECT

ANSWER✔✔28%




Question: The fuel range for pure Ammonia is _____% to _____% - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔15%

to 28%




Question: Can oil mixed with Ammonia increase the risk of a fire if released and an ignition

source is present? (Yes or No) - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Yes




Q:1% concentration of Ammonia is equal to what in Parts per Million (PPM)?

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A) 10 PPM


B) 100 PPM


C) 1,000 PPM


D) 10,000 PPM - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔D) 10,000 PPM




Question: T or F?


1/2% of Ammonia is a deadly concentration. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔True




Question: Ammonia is what on the pH Scale?


A) 3.7


B) 5.2


C) 7.0


D) 11.6 - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔D) 11.6




Question: T or F?




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More than a 100lbs release of NH3 in 24 hours is a reportable release - CORRECT

ANSWER✔✔True




Question: There are four primary types of injury/burns with exposure to liquid Ammonia.

Please list all four. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔1. Caustic Burn


2. Thermal Burn


3. Dehydration Burn


4. Respiratory




Question: T or F?


Ammonia causes cancer. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔False




Question: T or F?


If Ammonia, in liquid form, makes its way into your eyes there is usually damage that is

irreversible resulting in blindness. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔True




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