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HazMat Course C Quiz
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The best way to assure that hazardous materials are loaded correctly is to:
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Refer to the Segregation Chart to assure the HazMats you are loading are compatible.
Be sure to load class 6.1 poisons under food stuff shipments instead of on them.
Loading mixed HazMats is only an issue if they are in quantities that require placarding.
Place only one HazMat shipment in each trailer.
It is okay to load class 6.1 or class 2.3 in the same load as shipments of crackers and potato chips.
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On the segregation chart an X in the box connecting two different hazardous materials indicates:
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The two materials are compatible but must be segregated so they don’t touch.
The two materials are compatible and can be loaded together.
Neither of the two materials is allowed to be loaded in the trailer.
The two materials are incompatible and cannot be loaded together in the same load.
All HazMats do not need to be placarded unless they exceed 1,001 lbs or more.
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It is ultimately the driver’s responsibility to assure that placards are in place when required.
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If you discover a prohibited HazMat in our system you should:
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Immediately stop the progress of the shipment and notify your supervisor.
There are no prohibited HazMats in our system. We can delivery any class of hazardous materials
Take it to the terminal and let management worry about it there.
Continue the progress of the shipment but place a label on the shipment indicating it is prohibited.
Large quantities of hazardous materials can be shipped without placards because:
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No large quantities of hazardous materials (over 1,001 lbs) can be transported without placards.
Some hazardous materials when packaged according to regulations in consumer quantities are exempt from placarding, such as small arms ammunition.
Loads are not inspected that much so there is no real need to placard
Placarding regulations only apply to shipments going out of or coming into the state of Utah.
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