LT PROMOTIONAL TEST STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS BANK
WITH CORRECT COMPLETE SOLUTIONS, ALREADY
PASSED !!!/ 2025/2026 NEWEST UPDATE .
How long are you ineligible to test if you've had a suspension?
- ANSWER-12 months
Where do you email a copy of your transcripts to? - ANSWER-
Training
Division Commander and a hard copy to Payroll Supervisor at
Fire
Administration
How many credit hours can you be reimbursed for tuition in a
semester and a fiscal year? - ANSWER-6 credit hours and 18
credit hours
How many techs are recommended for hazmat ICS
organizational structure m? - ANSWER-11 total. 2 Techs entry,
2 Techs backup, 1 Tech technical reference, 1 Tech medical, 1
Tech decon
,Post medical monitoring for hazmat? - ANSWER-Monitor vs
every 5-19 minutes until every member returns to 85% max
pulse rate. If vs have not returned to 10% of baseline, perform
orthostatic vs. body weight greater than 3% or positive
orthostatic, great than 85% max pulse after 10 minutes, temp
greater than 101 degrees oral or greater than 102 degrees core
What is the "Cardinal Rule" of response to Class 1
explosives? - ANSWER-If cargo or storage area is involved in
fire, evacuate the area immediately and clear public at least 1
mile in all directions and let it burn. No fire establish perimeter
1/3 mile in all directions and for large spills initial evacuation
1/2 mile in all directions
How far should you evacuate area of gases with fire? -
ANSWER-1/2 mile
Flammable liquids have flashpoints at or below what temp?
Combustible liquids have flash points greater than what temp?
- ANSWER-140 degrees/Greater than 140 degrees
Explain the the 3 types of radioactive labels? - ANSWER-
Radioactive white 1almost no radiation, 0.5 mR/he max on
surface of package, Radioactive yellow 2-low radiation levels,
50 mR/hr on surface; 1 mR/hr at 1 meter away (3.3ft), and
,Radioactive yellow 3-higher radiation levels 200 mR/hr max on
surface; 10 mR/hr at 1 meter away
What is the average annual radiation does received in the U.S.
is what? - ANSWER-187 mR per person
What is the per incident and annual routine dose OSHA
guideline for responders? - ANSWER-5000 mR=5R with a one
time max dose equivalent limit to 25R for emergency workers
What is 3 ways to minimize radiation exposure? - ANSWER-
Time, distance and shielding
What are the two general categories of corrosives? -
ANSWER-Acids and bases pH 0-6 acids; pH of 8-14 are bases
What is the difference between strength and concentration
when it comes to corrosives? - ANSWER-Strength refers to %
of ionization when a material is mixed with water and
concentration is that ratio of the material to water expressed in
% weight or volume
What is the definition of cyrogenic material? - ANSWER-Is any
material that has a boiling point below 150 degrees
, What are the 3 general characteristics of cryogenic materials?
– ANSWER-They have extremely low boiling points, all boil at
ambient temps, and all have extremely large liquid to vapor
expansion ratios.
Cryogenic ms are divided into 3 basic groups? - ANSWER-1)
flammables (liquefied methane or LNG) 2) oxidizers (liquified
oxygen or LOX) 3) nonflammables (nitrogen, argon, and other
inert or "noble gases")
What is the flammable range for natural gas? - ANSWER-4%-
15% lighter than air and 90% is composed of methane along
with light hydrocarbons
What is considered "The Silent Killer"? - ANSWER-Carbon
monoxide (CO) colorless and orderless
What the IDLH of CO? - ANSWER-1200 ppm OSHA PEL is
50ppm (PEL=40 hours a week. 8 hours a day exposure without
adverse health effects) EPA
PEL is 35 ppm
What is CO flammable range? - ANSWER-12.5%-75% in air
WITH CORRECT COMPLETE SOLUTIONS, ALREADY
PASSED !!!/ 2025/2026 NEWEST UPDATE .
How long are you ineligible to test if you've had a suspension?
- ANSWER-12 months
Where do you email a copy of your transcripts to? - ANSWER-
Training
Division Commander and a hard copy to Payroll Supervisor at
Fire
Administration
How many credit hours can you be reimbursed for tuition in a
semester and a fiscal year? - ANSWER-6 credit hours and 18
credit hours
How many techs are recommended for hazmat ICS
organizational structure m? - ANSWER-11 total. 2 Techs entry,
2 Techs backup, 1 Tech technical reference, 1 Tech medical, 1
Tech decon
,Post medical monitoring for hazmat? - ANSWER-Monitor vs
every 5-19 minutes until every member returns to 85% max
pulse rate. If vs have not returned to 10% of baseline, perform
orthostatic vs. body weight greater than 3% or positive
orthostatic, great than 85% max pulse after 10 minutes, temp
greater than 101 degrees oral or greater than 102 degrees core
What is the "Cardinal Rule" of response to Class 1
explosives? - ANSWER-If cargo or storage area is involved in
fire, evacuate the area immediately and clear public at least 1
mile in all directions and let it burn. No fire establish perimeter
1/3 mile in all directions and for large spills initial evacuation
1/2 mile in all directions
How far should you evacuate area of gases with fire? -
ANSWER-1/2 mile
Flammable liquids have flashpoints at or below what temp?
Combustible liquids have flash points greater than what temp?
- ANSWER-140 degrees/Greater than 140 degrees
Explain the the 3 types of radioactive labels? - ANSWER-
Radioactive white 1almost no radiation, 0.5 mR/he max on
surface of package, Radioactive yellow 2-low radiation levels,
50 mR/hr on surface; 1 mR/hr at 1 meter away (3.3ft), and
,Radioactive yellow 3-higher radiation levels 200 mR/hr max on
surface; 10 mR/hr at 1 meter away
What is the average annual radiation does received in the U.S.
is what? - ANSWER-187 mR per person
What is the per incident and annual routine dose OSHA
guideline for responders? - ANSWER-5000 mR=5R with a one
time max dose equivalent limit to 25R for emergency workers
What is 3 ways to minimize radiation exposure? - ANSWER-
Time, distance and shielding
What are the two general categories of corrosives? -
ANSWER-Acids and bases pH 0-6 acids; pH of 8-14 are bases
What is the difference between strength and concentration
when it comes to corrosives? - ANSWER-Strength refers to %
of ionization when a material is mixed with water and
concentration is that ratio of the material to water expressed in
% weight or volume
What is the definition of cyrogenic material? - ANSWER-Is any
material that has a boiling point below 150 degrees
, What are the 3 general characteristics of cryogenic materials?
– ANSWER-They have extremely low boiling points, all boil at
ambient temps, and all have extremely large liquid to vapor
expansion ratios.
Cryogenic ms are divided into 3 basic groups? - ANSWER-1)
flammables (liquefied methane or LNG) 2) oxidizers (liquified
oxygen or LOX) 3) nonflammables (nitrogen, argon, and other
inert or "noble gases")
What is the flammable range for natural gas? - ANSWER-4%-
15% lighter than air and 90% is composed of methane along
with light hydrocarbons
What is considered "The Silent Killer"? - ANSWER-Carbon
monoxide (CO) colorless and orderless
What the IDLH of CO? - ANSWER-1200 ppm OSHA PEL is
50ppm (PEL=40 hours a week. 8 hours a day exposure without
adverse health effects) EPA
PEL is 35 ppm
What is CO flammable range? - ANSWER-12.5%-75% in air
