ET Vol 1 CH 2,3

Question 1

What info is on a HAZMAT label.

Answer 1

1. The name of the material 2. The name and address of the manufacturer The nature of the hazard

Question 2

Which a label is used by the Navy for HAZMAT?

Answer 2

DOD Hazardous Chemical Warning Label DD Form 2522

Question 3

RED Diamond

Answer 3

Explosive

Question 4

Black & White Diamond

Answer 4

a. poisonous gas b. poison c. corrosive

Question 5

Yellow Diamond

Answer 5

a. Oxidizing agents b. organic peroxide c. radioactive

Question 6

Green Diamond

Answer 6

a. Non-flammable gases

Question 7

Red, Blue, And White diamond

Answer 7

a. Flammable solid

Question 8

What does MSDS stands for?

Answer 8

Material Safety Data Sheet

Question 9

What information is on a MSDS sheet?

Answer 9

1. General information, including an emergency phone number 2. Ingredients and identity information 3. Physical/chemical characteristics 4. Fire and explosion hazard data 5. Health and hazard data, including first aid 6. Precautions for safe handling and use 7. Control measures, including protective equipment 8. Transportation data 9. Disposal data 10. Label data

Question 10

What are Solvents?

Answer 10

a. Varnishes b. Lacquers c. Cleaning fluids d. some paints

Question 11

What are the two must common Solvents?

Answer 11

trichloroethane methyl alcohol

Question 12

What does PCB’s stand for?

Answer 12

POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS

Question 13

What are some PCB’s?

Answer 13

a. Toxic chemicals belonging to the chlorinated hydrocarbon b. group of substances c. oily liquids d. crystalline solids e. hard transparent resins f. high heat capacity g. chemical stability h. noncorrosivity to i. metals j. low flammability k. low vapor pressure l. lowelectrical conductivity m. insulators and coolants

Question 14

Carbon-zinc battery

Answer 14

very common battery in the Navy zinc outer container, carbon center electrode, chemical paste for the electrolyte DO NOT store carbon-zinc batteries in electronic equipment for extended periods throw in fire throw over board

Question 15

Manganese-dioxide alkaline-zinc

Answer 15

known as alkaline battery

Question 16

Mercuric-oxide

Answer 16

mercury cells

Question 17

Lithium

Answer 17

high energy

Question 18

Lead-acid

Answer 18

Most commonly used wet cell

Question 19

Nickel-cadmium

Answer 19

NICADs, nickel-cadmium cordless devices

Question 20

Hazards reporting Category l

Answer 20

Catastrophic: The hazard may cause death, or loss of a facility

Question 21

Hazards reporting Category II

Answer 21

Critical: May cause severe injury, severe occupational illness, or major property damage.

Question 22

Hazards Reporting Category III

Answer 22

Marginal: May cause minor injury, minor occupational illness, or minor property damage.

Question 23

Hazards Reporting Category IV

Answer 23

Negligible: Probably would not affect personnel safety or health, but is nevertheless in violation of a NAVOSH standard.

Question 24

Mishap Probability SUBCAT A

Answer 24

Likely to occur immediately or within a short period of time

Question 25

Mishap Probability SUBCAT B

Answer 25

Probably will occur in time

Question 26

Mishap Probability SUBCAT C

Answer 26

May occur in time.

Question 27

Mishap Probability SUBCAT D

Answer 27

Unlikely to occur