the risk of a substance entering the body through the skin or eyes, leading to potential health effects.
What are Absorption Hazards?
Transport Canada Class 3
What are Flammable Liquids?
The temperature at which a solid changes to a liquid at normal atmospheric temperature.
What is melting point?
Orange pages in ERG
What are guide pages?
SDS
What is Safety Data Sheets?
dangers associated with breathing in contaminated air, such as dust, fumes, vapors, or other airborne substances.
What are Inhalation Hazards?
The class number of Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides
What is Class 5?
substance that has a definite shape and size.
What is a solid?
Page colour that identifies a material by its product name.
What are the blue pages?
TIH
Toxic Inhalation Hazard
risks associated with introducing substances into the body through punctures, cuts, or abrasions,
What are Injection Hazards?
The class that has a white placard containing a skull and crossbones.
What is Class 6?
the weight of pure vapour or gas compared to equal volume of air.
What is vapour density?
The yellow pages help identify the material by its_______.
What is UN number?
BLEVE.
the risk of harm caused by consuming a substance through the mouth and swallowing it.
What is Ingestion Hazards?
An elevated temperature material will be with this placard class.
What is Class 9?
Substance changes directly from a solid to gas without going into a liquid state in between.
What is sublimation?
A spill of 55 gallons or less.
What is a small spill?
APIE
What is a simple four-step response model that can guide responders’ actions at hazardous materials incidents?
Occur rapidly as a result of short-term exposures, and are of short duration
What is Acute?
This class requires specialized monitoring and detection equipment to determine is presence.
What is Class 7 - Radioactive Material?
the measure of the internal friction of a liquid at a given temperature.
What is Viscosity?
The number of common Toxic Inhalation Hazards found in Table 3 of ERG Green pages.
What is 6.
GEBMO
What is General Hazardous Materials Behaviour Model.