HazMat HazMat Packaging and Containers 1

Question 1

What does 'Packing Group I' indicate about a hazardous material?

Accepted Answer

The greatest danger requiring the most stringent packaging

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Low danger with minimal restrictions

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Moderate danger requiring standard precautions

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The material requires no special packaging

Question 2

Which type of HazMat packaging consists of an inner receptacle placed inside protective outer packaging?

Accepted Answer

Combination packaging

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Single packaging

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Bulk packaging

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Salvage packaging

Question 3

Under DOT regulations, what minimum liquid capacity distinguishes 'bulk packaging' from non-bulk packaging?

Accepted Answer

119 gallons

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55 gallons

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100 liters

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500 pounds net weight

Question 4

Which markings must appear on a non-bulk package containing hazardous materials?

Accepted Answer

The proper shipping name and UN or NA identification number

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Only the shipper's address and phone number

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Only the hazard class diamond label

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The carrier's DOT registration number

Question 5

What does the 'X' performance code on a UN specification packaging marking indicate?

Accepted Answer

The package meets requirements for Packing Groups I, II, and III

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The package is approved for explosive materials only

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The package has failed inspection and must not be used

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The package is approved for Packing Group III only

Question 6

Which packaging performance test evaluates a container's ability to withstand impacts during normal transport handling?

Accepted Answer

Drop test

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Stacking test

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Vibration test

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Pressure differential test

Question 7

When is a 'salvage drum' required during hazardous materials transport?

Accepted Answer

To contain a damaged, defective, or leaking inner package during transport

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When shipping any liquid chemical in bulk quantities

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For all Class 8 corrosive material shipments

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When the original packaging exceeds posted weight limits