A worker will load forklift batteries and cleaning chemicals. Which statement best fits the chapter?

Which federal agency is primarily responsible for hazmat transport regulations?

Which OSHA standard is also known as the Right-to-Know law?

A new employee begins work handling hazmats. By when must the employee be trained?

A hazmat employee needs refresher training how often?

Which required USDOT training gives workers a basic understanding of hazmat classifications, packaging, labeling, and placarding?

Which training is tailored to the exact duties the employee will perform?

Which training covers emergency response, protective measures, and accident avoidance?

A driver transports a placarded hazmat load. What additional requirement applies?

What does GHS help standardize?

What document gives detailed information about chemicals and is maintained by the employer?

A worker needs first-aid, fire-fighting, exposure control, and transport information for a chemical. Where should the worker look first?

Which information is part of the required basic description for hazmat documentation?

What is a placard?

Where must placards be placed on a hazmat vehicle?

A supervisor is loading a flammable liquid into a cargo tank. What safety step is specifically required?

Why are bonding and grounding important with flammables?

A worker notices a leak while unloading a gas cargo tank. What should occur according to the chapter?

How are hazmats classified under USDOT rules?

Explosives belong to which hazmat class?

Corrosive materials belong to which hazmat class?

Why must facilities storing hazmats be well ventilated with controlled temperatures?

Who is considered a hazmat employee?

A carrier transports certain high-risk hazmats above threshold amounts. What may be required by FMCSA?

A shipping clerk sees a hazardous shipment on paper but is not certified to handle it. What should the clerk still be able to do?