HazMat HazMat Loading, Unloading, and Segregation 2

Question 1

What must you do before loading or unloading flammable liquids?

Accepted Answer

Turn off the engine, set the parking brake, and ground the vehicle

Answer

Park on a level surface only

Answer

Open all cargo doors fully

Answer

Notify the fire department

Question 2

When may you uncouple a trailer that contains HazMat?

Accepted Answer

Only in locations approved for HazMat parking

Answer

Anywhere as long as the brakes are set

Answer

Only at the delivery destination

Answer

Any rest area or truck stop

Question 3

Which of the following is true about loading foodstuffs with hazardous materials?

Accepted Answer

Certain hazardous materials are forbidden to be loaded with foodstuffs

Answer

It is allowed if packaging is sealed

Answer

Foodstuffs may be loaded with any HazMat as long as they are wrapped

Answer

There are no restrictions on loading foodstuffs with HazMat

Question 4

What is a 'hazardous materials manifest' or 'bill of lading' required to include?

Accepted Answer

Proper shipping name, hazard class, ID number, packing group, and quantity

Answer

Only the shipper's name

Answer

Only the UN number

Answer

Driver's license number and cargo weight

Question 5

When is it acceptable to transfer HazMat from one vehicle to another on a public road?

Accepted Answer

Only in an emergency when directed by emergency personnel

Answer

Whenever it is more convenient

Answer

Whenever the driver deems it necessary

Answer

Only during daylight hours

Question 6

What must you do if you discover damaged HazMat packages after you have already loaded them?

Accepted Answer

Stop safely, keep people away, and contact the shipper and emergency services if needed

Answer

Continue to destination and report upon arrival

Answer

Transfer the cargo to plastic bags

Answer

Reduce speed and ventilate the trailer