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Rail Freight
Hazzardous Material
Question | Answer |
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The company or (Shipper) must follow the guidelines before materials or chemicals are transported by what over provision commission? | (DOT) Department Of Transportation |
What are some of the Company (shipper's) responsibilities? | Insure materials being sent are properly packaged with ventilation, temperture requirements and clearly labled or identified. |
What does (MSDS) Stand for, and what information does it provide for the worker? | MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET: A folder provided in every work area, to help or refference chemical components and preventative measures. Also first Aid response is inside the MSDA. |
What is the BILL OF LADING, and why does the shipper use them for? | The Bill Of Lading, specifically identifys; type of substance(s), emergency response info, weight, ID bulk commodity whether flammable, corrosive, and storage temperature, Along with being submitted to the railroad. |
What also must the BILL OF LADING, include? | Basic description and technical name of the material. A description of the immediate hazards to health. If there is a risk to fire or explosions. Immediate event precautions. The method(s) used in a fire. The initial method (s) used in a spill or leakage. |
What are some of the Railroad (Carrier's) responsibilities | To make sure the Bill Of Lading is submitted with a response of "conditions are satisfactory". |
Name the varying degrees of risk associated with classified hazardous materials? | A placard is plastic, cardboard, or metal signs near the car initial and number. Identifys hazardous commodity being shipped. |
Where can hazardous railcars be placed only? | Hazardous railcars are normally staggered throughout the length of the train. |
What are the (9)classes divided into hazardous materials? | Class 1>Explosives:Class 2>Gases: compressed liquid,dissolved under pressure or deeply iwfrigerated:Class 3>Flammable Liquids:Class 4>Flamable Solids:Class 5>Oxidizers:Class 6>Poisons: Class 7>Radioactive Materials:Class 8>Corrosive Materials:Class 9>Misc |
Name the three levels of(PG)packing group, of Potential risk factor rating? | (PG)I = High degree of danger (PG) II = Medium degree of danger (PG) III = Low degree of danger |
Class 1? | Explosives. |
Class 2? | Gases: Compressed liquid, dissolved under pressure or deeply iwfrigerated. |
Class 3? | Flammable Liquids. |
Class 4? | Flamable Solids. |
Class 5? | Oxidizers. |
Class 6? | Poisons. |
Class 7? | Radioactive Materials |
Class 8? | Corrosive Materials |
Class 9? | Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials |