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3 ways to identify the materials involved
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-4 digit Id # on placard or orange panel
-4 digit id # on shipping documents or packages -Name of material on documents, placard, or package |
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How do you look up 3 digit id #'s
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In the number index (yellow bordered pages)
In the Name of Material index (blue bordered pages) |
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What does the letter P indicate in the guide number
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P indicated may undergo violent polymerization if subject to heat or contamination
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Explosives 1.1
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Explosive A guide 112
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Explosives 1.2
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Explosives A & B Guide 112
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Explosives 1.3
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Explosives B Guide 112
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Explosives 1.4
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Explosives C Guide 114
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Explosives 1.5
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Blasting agents Guide 112
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Explosives 1.6
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Guide 112
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steps to working with hazardous materials
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1 identify material
2 look up materials 3 digit guide number 3 turn to guide number If a number can't be found then compair placard to sample and use that guide number |
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What if a reference to a guide cannot be found, but material is believed to be hazardous
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Start with guide 111 until additional information can be found
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What are the three main sections of the guide
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1 potential hazards (fire/explosion health effects)
2 public safety measures immediate isolation dist., type of protection clothing respiration, evacuation distances 3 Emerg. response and first aid special cautions when involve fire, spill or chemical exposure |
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Hazard classification
class 1 |
Explosives 1.1-1.6
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Hazard class 2
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Gases 2.1-2.4
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Hazard Class 3
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flammable liquids and combustible liquids
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Hazard Class 4
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Flammable solids, spontaneously combustible materials, dangerous when wet Div. 4.1-4.3
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Hazard class 5
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Oxidizers and Organic peroxides
5.1-5.2 |
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Hazard Class 6
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Toxic/ Infectious
6.1-6.2 |
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Hazard Class 7
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Radioactive
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Hazard Class 8
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Corrosives
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Hazard Class 9
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Miscellaneous dangerous goods
9.1-9.3 |
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what does a highlighted material in the yellow name section mean
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Along with referring to the guide number check the green pages initial isolation and protective action distances
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class 1 div. 1.1
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Explosive w/ mass explosive hazard
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class 1 div. 1.2
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explosive w/ projectile hazard
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class 1 div. 1.3
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explosives predominately fire hazard
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class 1 div. 1.4
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explosive no significant blast hazard
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class 1 div 1.5
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very insensitive explosives blasting agents
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class 1 div. 1.6
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extremely insensitive detonating articles
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class 2 div. 2.1
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flammable gas
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class 2 div. 2.2
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non flammable non toxic, compressed gas
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class 2 div. 2.3
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toxic gases by inhalation
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class 2 div. 2.4
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corrosive gasses
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Class 4 div. 4.1
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flammable solids
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class 4 div 4.2
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spontaneously combustible
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Class 4 div 4.3
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Dangerous when wet
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Class 5 div. 5.1
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oxidizer
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class 5 div 5.2
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organic peroxide
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class 6 div 6.1
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toxic materials
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Class 6 div. 6.2
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infectious substances
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Class 9 div. 9.1
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misc dangerous goods Canada
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Class 9 Div. 9.2
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Environmental hazard Canada
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Class 9 Div. 9.3
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Dangerous waste Canada
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ERG yellow section
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ID number identification
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ERG Blue Section
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material name index
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ERG Orange section
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Guide section
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ERG Green section
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Initial isolation and protective action distances
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