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21 Cards in this Set
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What is the MSDS
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is a document generated by the manufacturer of the material that communicates to the users the chemical, physical and hazardous properties of that materials
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What instruction covers Hazmat Material Control
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OPNAVINST 5100.23E CHAPTER 7
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What are hazardous materials
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-Any material that because of its quantity, concentration, or physical or chemical characteristics, may pose a real hazard to human health or the environment
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What are hazardous waste
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-Any discarded material (liquid, solid, or gas) that meets the definition of hazardous materials. Only the EPA or a state authority may designate material as hazardous waste.
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Manages the overall program for Hazardous Material Control
Management for the Navy (HMC&M |
NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEM COMMAND
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liquids have a flash point of 200 degrees Farenheight or below. (Thinner, Gasoline)
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flammable material
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Acids, alkaline, and other liquids that, when brought into contact with living tissue, will cause severe damage by chemical reaction
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corrosive material
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Substances that yield oxygen readily under certain conditions (such as when heated) to stimulate and/or support the combustion of organic matter. (calcium hypochlorite)
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oxidizers
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(poisonous) substance may cause discomfort, asphyxiation, and/or death if ingested or inhaled, or if absorbed through skin. (ex: pesticides
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toxins
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Hilty cartridges, ammunition, etc which can explode if heated or drop.
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explosives
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Paper products, woods, and some petroleum products with a flash point above 200 degrees Fahrenheit
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combustibles
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How far must containers be placed away from ignition devices or sources
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50 ft
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what is trash
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rubbish and debris and other debris which can normally be
disposed of in a normal landfill |
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what is garbage
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food waste which can be disposed of in a normal landfill
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what do you do with Oily Waste and Plastic, paint, medal, wood
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recycled through DRMO at most military bases
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What is secondary labeling
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Transferring of information from original container to the secondary container
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What is CHRIMP
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Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization Inventory Management Program) – Tracks, bar codes, and creates requisitions for HM
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What is the AUL
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Authorized User List – A list of HAZMAT authorized to be used by the activity.
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How does skimming work to contain oil spills
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Skimmers scoop up the oil and water and send them through an oil separator and rollers to which only the oil adheres. The oil is then removed by scraping and compression
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What are PCB's
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Group of toxic chemicals used extensively for insulators to cool electrical equipment, especially transformers.
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What do the hazard warning signs look like
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diamond shape
The three upper parts reflect hazard relative to health, fire, and reactivity |
