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NFPA 1072Code/Standard # and/or key word: Please note: As part of the Emergency Response and Responder Safety Document Consolidation Plan (consolidation plan) as approved by the NFPA Standards Council, this Standard has been combined into a new consolidated Standard, NFPA 470. For further information on the current edition of this consolidated Standard, go to NFPA 470. Current Edition: 2017Choose Edition: Select the Free Access Edition:Select Edition View Happy holidays! NFPA® will be closed December 24–January 2. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday week, and look forward to assisting you in the new year. Happy holidays! NFPA® will be closed December 24–January 2. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday week, and look forward to assisting you in the new year. NFPA 472Code/Standard # and/or key word: This standard shall identify the minimum levels of competence required by responders to emergencies involving hazardous materials/weapons of mass destruction (WMD). Please note: As part of the Emergency Response and Responder Safety Document Consolidation Plan (consolidation plan) as approved by the NFPA Standards Council, this Standard has been combined into a new consolidated Standard, NFPA 470. For further information on the current edition of this consolidated Standard, go to NFPA 470. Current Edition: 2018Choose Edition: Select the Free Access Edition:Select Edition View Happy holidays! NFPA® will be closed December 24–January 2. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday week, and look forward to assisting you in the new year. Happy holidays! NFPA® will be closed December 24–January 2. We wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday week, and look forward to assisting you in the new year. Scheduled maintenance: Thursday, December 22 from 3PM to 4PM PST
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Terms in this set (50)The U.S. Department of Transportation's definition of hazardous materials specifies three entities against which a hazardous material poses an unreasonable risk. Which is one of these entities? A. Newly arriving emergency personnel D. The environment Human health Approximately how many organic and inorganic substances are registered for commercial use in the United States? 40,000,000 What information does the ERG provide to hazardous materials responders? A. Detailed
information on material properties Initial actions to take at a hazardous materials incident. Which NFPA standard addresses competencies for hazardous materials/WMD responders? A. 1500 472 What is the first defense against danger for fire fighters when responding to a hazardous materials incident? A. Proper selection of PPE Recognition and awareness of the situation. Compliance with the standards of which agency is voluntary? A. National Fire Protection Association National Fire Protection Association Which entity creates consensus-based standards? A. Environmental Protection Agency NFPA What is the acronym for the OSHA federal document containing hazardous materials response competencies? A. HAZEL HAZWOPER Which agency establishes requirements for fire department hazardous materials response? A. OSHA OSHA What level of hazardous materials training enables fire fighters to recognize a potential hazardous materials incident, isolate and deny entry to other responders and the public, evacuate persons in danger, and take defensive action? A. Awareness Operations
Which action is an awareness level hazardous materials responder qualified to take? A. Implement protective actions. Implement protective actions Which action is within the awareness level scope of responsibility? A. Prepare for emergency decontamination of
civilians. Determine appropriate actions based on the ERG. According to NFPA standards, which item is a CORE COMPETENCE for operations level hazardous materials responders? A. Preserve evidence Preserve evidence -Analyze the scene of a hazardous materials/WMD incident to determine the scope o the emergency According to NFPA standards, which item is a MISSION-SPECIFIC COMPETENCY for operations level hazardous materials responders? A. Scene survey and analysis Responce to illicit laboratory incidents -Use of personal protective equipment Which entity determines if a need exists to provide
mission-specific competency training for local operations level hazardous materials responders? AHJ When performing a mission-specific competency, operations level hazardous materials responders must: Work under direct supervision of technician level personnel. Which responder level is trained to enter heavily contaminated areas for the purpose of stopping a hazardous materials release? Technician What level receives more advanced hazardous materials training than the Technician level? Specialist The minimum level of hazardous materials training for a hazardous materials incident commander is: Operations Which is a detailed profile of a chemical or chemical mixture provided by the manufacturer? MSDS What law requires businesses that handle
chemicals to report type, quantity, and storage methods to the local fire department? EPCRA What is the acronym for the detailed profile of a single chemical or mixture that is provided by the manufacturer and/or supplier of a chemical and is collected by the LEPC in a jurisdiction? MSDS What does the S stand for in SERC? State State Emergency Response Commission In general, which type of incident requires the most time, planning, and forethought? Structure fire with rescue Which statement best describes the correct perspective to take at a hazardous materials/WMD incident? Slow down and think before you act. When does the response to a hazardous materials incident begin? With learning about the regulations, agencies involved, and potential hazards in the jurisdiction. Incident planning should focus on both the real threats that exist in the department's community and: The real threats that exist in adjacent communities the department might assist. Core competencies of operations level hazardous materials/WMD responders are: defensive NFPA standards identify optional mission-specific competencies for __________ level hazardous materials/WMD responders. operations The DOT defines a hazardous materials as one that poses an unreasonable risk when: It is not properly contained or stored. The bulk of the new chemicals introduced each year fall into one of three categories, two of which are industrial chemicals and household cleaners. What is the third? Lawn care products industrial chemicals Which statement best describes how hazardous materials regulations are created? They are issued by government bodies such as OSHA. What sub-organization within the NFPA produces the hazardous materials/WMD standards? Technical Committee on Hazardous Materials Response Personnel Each U.S. state has the right to adopt and supersede safety and health regulations put forth by federal OSHA. What are the states that choose that option called? State-plan states The NFPA has produced three standards on various aspects of hazardous materials and emergency responses to them. What is one of these standards? 473 What level of hazardous materials training enables first responders to recognize a potential hazardous materials emergency, protect themselves, isolate the area, and call
for assistance? Awareness After the initial training requirements, what is the OSHA requirement for refresher training? Annually What
committees gather and disseminate information about hazardous materials to the public? Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC) The __________ serves as the liaison between local and state levels of authority. State Emergency Response Commission (SERC) Hazardous materials response agencies should focus incident-planning activities on __________ hazards in the jurisdiction. Target In hazardous materials preincident planning, once the agency has identified the threats in its jurisdiction, what should the agency do next? Determine how it will respond What is the NFPA standard for competence of responders to hazardous
materials/weapons of mass destruction incidents? 472 How are standards for hazardous materials developed? They are issued by nongovernmental agencies such as NFPA What section of 29 CFR 1910.120 covers emergency response? Q Which tactical activity requires technician level training? Plugging, patching or midigate What federal agency enforces and publicizes laws and regulations governing transportation of goods? DOT What federal agency regulates and governs issues related to hazardous materials in the environment? EPA What dictates the actions taken at a hazardous materials incident? The chemical involved What NFPA standard addresses competencies for emergency medical personnel working
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The NFPA has produced three standards on various aspects of hazardous materials
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