Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) Road Course: Means of containment and ERAP basics
Quiz tematico senza limite di tempo: 16 domande su Means of containment and ERAP basics, con una spiegazione dopo ogni risposta. Domande e risposte vengono mescolate ogni volta.
Quiz tematico 5: Means of containment and ERAP basics
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Risposta: B. 450 L or less
Section 1.4: a small means of containment has a capacity of 450 L or less; a large one has more than 450 L.
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Risposta: B. A highway tank
Transport Canada lists highway tanks, tank cars and portable tanks as large means of containment.
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Risposta: A. It is built, filled, closed and kept so goods won't escape
Section 5.1.1(3) requires this so that, under normal conditions of transport and handling, no release could endanger public safety.
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Risposta: D. Secure the goods in the container and the container on the vehicle
Section 5.4 requires loading and securing so the means of containment is not damaged in a way that could cause a release.
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Risposta: B. It shows its compliance marks and still meets the standard
Section 5.2: it must display the compliance marks, have met the standard when marked, and still comply.
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Risposta: B. They are recognized internationally
Transport Canada: UN standardized means of containment are internationally recognized and can generally be used anywhere.
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Risposta: C. TC
Transport Canada says cylinders, tubes, highway tanks, some portable tanks and rail tank cars carry the "TC" marking.
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Risposta: C. 55°C
Section 5.5: the container must not become liquid full at any temperature of 55°C or less, so space must be left for expansion.
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Risposta: B. A plan for responding to a release of certain higher-risk goods
An emergency response assistance plan describes the response to a release or anticipated release, with specialized people and equipment.
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Risposta: B. Column 7
Column 7 is the ERAP index: the quantity above which an approved ERAP is required. Column 9 is the passenger road vehicle index.
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Risposta: D. The person in Canada who offers or imports the goods
Transport Canada: Canadian persons who import or offer the goods for transport need an ERAP when the quantity test is met.
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Risposta: A. The Minister of Transport (Transport Canada)
Section 7.3: a person must apply to the Minister in writing for approval of an ERAP.
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Risposta: D. Anyone; the plan holder carries out the plan
Transport Canada says anyone can call the ERAP number, and the plan holder is responsible for implementing the plan.
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Risposta: A. The 500 kg placard exemption does not apply
Section 4.16.1(2) excludes ERAP goods from the 500 kg exemption, and the DANGER placard may not be used for them.
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Risposta: D. Authorized use of a plan for the same goods, mode, containers and area
Section 7.7 allows use of another person's ERAP if authorized and the plan covers the same goods, transport mode, containment and geographic area.
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Risposta: D. Through an incident management system, usually ICS
Transport Canada says ERAPs work alongside other plans, coordinated by an incident management system, usually ICS.
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