HAZMAT OPS EXAM LATEST
UPDATE), ACTUAL EXAM/TEST QUESTIONS AND
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS| A+ GRADE.
This was not the correct action. Identify the action the
responders should have performed after arriving at the
incident.
A. Identified appropriate emergency decontamination
procedures
B. Determined the strategic objectives
C. Begun vapor suppression procedures
D. Determined the total number of exposures that could
be saved ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔D. Determined the
total number of exposures that could be saved
This highly protective, fully encapsulating CPC suit
prevents the passage of hazardous gases, vapors, and
particulates present in the air. This suit is designated by
the EPA as:
A. Level A
B. Level B
,C. Level C
D. Level D ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔A. Level A
The type of container often found at construction and
industrial sites that is used to transport gases up to
34,470 kPa (5,000 psi) is a(n):
A. Nonpressure intermodal portable tank
B. Low pressure chemical trailer
C. High pressure tank trailer
D. Compressed gas tube trailer ✔✔CORRECT
ANSWERS✔✔D. Compressed gas tube trailer
An Operations level responder is expected to do all of the
following EXCEPT:
A. Identify the signs and symptoms of exposure to each
hazardous material
B. Describe the defensive options available
C. Identify the emergency decontamination procedures
,D. Predict the likely behavior of the material and its
container ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔A. Identify the
signs and symptoms of exposure to each hazardous
material
Strong, tight packages are designed to transport
radioactive materials with:
A. Extremely low levels of radioactivity and packaged in
fiberboard boxes, sturdy wooden boxes, or steel crates
B. Higher concentrations of radioactivity and packaged
with an inner containment vessel surrounded by an outer
container
C. Low concentrations, that are considered to be a
limited threat to the public, and packaged in glass or
concrete
D. Low radioactivity such as natural uranium and rubble
from nuclear reactors and packaged in steel, wood, or
fiberboard ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔D. Low
radioactivity such as natural uranium and rubble from
nuclear reactors and packaged in steel, wood, or
fiberboard
, A common hazard with dry bulk cargo tanks is:
A. Overturns
B. Jackknifing
C. Static charges
D. Jammed gears ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔C. Static
charges
The graphic below is an example of a typical:
A. Intermodal tank for non-refrigerated liquefied
compressed gases
B. Intermodal tank for liquids and solid hazardous
materials
C. Intermodal tank for refrigerated liquefied gases
D. Dry bulk tank container ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔B.
Intermodal tank for liquids and solid hazardous materials
Looking at this container, identify the TYPE of container,
the possible CONTENTS, and the HAZARD CLASS of the
possible contents.
A. Nonpressure portable tank, liquid fertilizer, Class 6.1
UPDATE), ACTUAL EXAM/TEST QUESTIONS AND
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS| A+ GRADE.
This was not the correct action. Identify the action the
responders should have performed after arriving at the
incident.
A. Identified appropriate emergency decontamination
procedures
B. Determined the strategic objectives
C. Begun vapor suppression procedures
D. Determined the total number of exposures that could
be saved ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔D. Determined the
total number of exposures that could be saved
This highly protective, fully encapsulating CPC suit
prevents the passage of hazardous gases, vapors, and
particulates present in the air. This suit is designated by
the EPA as:
A. Level A
B. Level B
,C. Level C
D. Level D ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔A. Level A
The type of container often found at construction and
industrial sites that is used to transport gases up to
34,470 kPa (5,000 psi) is a(n):
A. Nonpressure intermodal portable tank
B. Low pressure chemical trailer
C. High pressure tank trailer
D. Compressed gas tube trailer ✔✔CORRECT
ANSWERS✔✔D. Compressed gas tube trailer
An Operations level responder is expected to do all of the
following EXCEPT:
A. Identify the signs and symptoms of exposure to each
hazardous material
B. Describe the defensive options available
C. Identify the emergency decontamination procedures
,D. Predict the likely behavior of the material and its
container ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔A. Identify the
signs and symptoms of exposure to each hazardous
material
Strong, tight packages are designed to transport
radioactive materials with:
A. Extremely low levels of radioactivity and packaged in
fiberboard boxes, sturdy wooden boxes, or steel crates
B. Higher concentrations of radioactivity and packaged
with an inner containment vessel surrounded by an outer
container
C. Low concentrations, that are considered to be a
limited threat to the public, and packaged in glass or
concrete
D. Low radioactivity such as natural uranium and rubble
from nuclear reactors and packaged in steel, wood, or
fiberboard ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔D. Low
radioactivity such as natural uranium and rubble from
nuclear reactors and packaged in steel, wood, or
fiberboard
, A common hazard with dry bulk cargo tanks is:
A. Overturns
B. Jackknifing
C. Static charges
D. Jammed gears ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔C. Static
charges
The graphic below is an example of a typical:
A. Intermodal tank for non-refrigerated liquefied
compressed gases
B. Intermodal tank for liquids and solid hazardous
materials
C. Intermodal tank for refrigerated liquefied gases
D. Dry bulk tank container ✔✔CORRECT ANSWERS✔✔B.
Intermodal tank for liquids and solid hazardous materials
Looking at this container, identify the TYPE of container,
the possible CONTENTS, and the HAZARD CLASS of the
possible contents.
A. Nonpressure portable tank, liquid fertilizer, Class 6.1
