Operations Chapter 2

The U.N. assigns a four-digit identification number to:

Where are hazardous materials found?

Canadian placards, markings, and labels are:

Which of the five senses is the safest to use to detect hazardous material?

In general, when hazmat is involved, distance often equates to:

Which of these activities is outside the scope of action for Awareness level personnel?

In trucks and airplanes, shipping papers should be:

Incidents involving hazardous materials can be controlled only when:

Mexican placards, markings, and labels are:

Over ninety percent of the worlds cargo is transported via:

Physiological signs and symptoms of chemical exposure

Placards are not required for shipment of:

Promoting common, consistent criteria for classifying chemicals according to their health, physical, and environmental hazards is the goal of:

Rounded, almost spherical ends, bolted manways, and pressure relief gauges are clues that a container is:

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are prepared by:

The Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) is primarily designed for use at:

The manufacture and labeling of pesticides are regulated by the:

The placarding, labeling, and marking system used by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico to identify hazmat during transportation is based on recommendation by the: