Where in the ERG can you find initial isolation distances and protective action distances?
green section
The green section contains the table of initial isolation and protective action distances. These distances are useful for protecting people from vapors resulting from spills considered poisonous or toxic if inhaled.
Which of the following protective actions is defined as means to keep everybody away from the area if they are not directly involved in emergency response operations?
Isolation
Isolation: Isolate Hazard Area and Deny Entry means to keep everybody away from the area if they are not directly involved in emergency response operations.
What are the three types of public protective actions?
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- EVACUATION. If evacuation is needed, the key actions are to alert others, leave calmly but quickly, and know how and where to assemble.
- SHELTER-IN-PLACE.
- SECURE-IN-PLACE.
How to find an initial protective action distance?
To find protective action distances if there is NO FIRE at a hazardous materials incident, refer to the _____________. Green 32. Among other things, the initial Protective Action Distance for a material involved at an incident is base on the: the time of day 33.
What are the routes of entry for hazardous materials?
Shelter in place the general routes of entry for human exposure to hazardous materials are inhalation,ingestion,radiation,and injection injection,infection,radiation,and adsorption inhalation,ingestion,absorption,and injection inhalation,ingestion,absorption, and injection The term: isolate hazard area and deny entry means:
How to identify hazardous materials at the scene?
Identify FOUR possible ignition sources that may be found at the scene of a hazardous materials incident. Heated surfaces, open flames, lightning, cutting and welding 34. Identify FOUR specific actions you should take when an incident is suspected to involve criminal terrorist activity: isolate, document, prevent, establish 35.
How to use a HazMat Awareness flash card?
Match each material with the appropriate DOT placard by dragging each item, on the left, to the corresponding material on the right. Placard 2 Dangerous when wet Match each material with the appropriate DOT placard by dragging each item, on the left, to the corresponding material on the right. Placard 3 Organic Peroxide